Ollie's Bargain Outlet

This is the Ollie's off 410. It's a little larger than the store on Thousand Oaks. On this visit, I bought a 5-gallon bucket for $3.99 that would be normally $5.00 plus at hardware stores, and a decorative Spanish terracotta planter for about $25. Neither of these choices will last a long time, but they'll do for now. However, none of the seeds I bought from Ollie's produced what they were supposed to produce. Seed packets were dated 2026, but none produced cucumbers or peppers. I do not trust Ollie's vegetable seeds. Sales associates on the floor and checkout were courteous.

If you’ve never visited an Ollie’s Bargain Outlet, it’s worth a stop—especially if you enjoy hunting for deals. Their inventory spans a surprisingly wide range, from clothing and pantry staples to fishing gear and books, as well as outdoor tools and home linens. It’s the kind of place where you can pick up a little bit of everything at a discounted price, so take a look and see what you find.

Found some windshield wipers for $10, normally it sells for $20. They do have some clothes with limited sizes. Various socks at a reasonable price. Lots of rugs of various sizes. They have brawny towels! Lots of energizer AA and AAA batteries. Lots of snacks and cereal, be sure to look at the expiration date. There a some flavors of cereal I have never seen at the grocery stores. With that in mind, if you’re brave to try the cereal. Go for it. If you don’t like it, can just throw it away. Lots of room heaters. Electric blankets and throws.