Super 10

This store is amazing!
While it may not have the highest quality of everything, it has soo much for amazingly low prices.
Anything you could get at a conscience store plus more! I love to use their long $ 5 tshirts as pajamas. They have hair products and even shoes.
It’s cheaper than Wal Mart, which astounds me.

I freaking love this place! So much random crap and so cheap! It takes all my willpower to not spend all my money here, even though I could probably buy the whole store for $ 500. I go here for random cleaning supplies, random snacks, sweatpants, and other random crap. It seems like they have so much in such a tiny area. And the staff is so friendly.

Riverbend’s ugly little store that could. The Super 10 on Oak St. is so busted can’t be trusted, yet provides a vital resource of discount household items and other random miscellany (read crap).
PROS:
— Keeps Oak St. real
— Affordably priced everything: cleaning solution, garbage bags, oversized sunbrellas, candy, flip flops, religious mementos etc.
— Some of the sweetest, most genuinely nice cashiers in the city who send you on your way with, «have a blessed day…» which usual drives me nuts but from them it seems sincere and not unlike my grandma
CONS:
— This store is ridiculously random in it’s choices of merchandise
— The floor is usually a hot mess littered with tripping hazards and random 8 legged creatures in the death throws of whatever pest poison they ate the night before
I’ll keep coming back to Super 10 because it’s an awesome, humbling shopping experience and because its cheap.

Do you like random crap? Are you the person that finds stuff they don’t need, but then realize you can’t live without it? Most importantly, do you like Big Lots? Because this store is basically a mini version of that. I don’t know why their slogan is «Everything for $ 10» or whatever, because I didn’t see anything for that much. But we did find a clock with a depiction of the sacred «Jesus stiff-​arming a child» passage. And expired valentines candy.