Ollie's Bargain Outlet — Local services in Belmont

Ollie’s: A Dimension Where Discount Dreams Are Born and Time Ceases to Exist

I walked into Ollie’s like a man lost at sea, desperate for meaning. I emerged a bargain god, blessed with treasures no mortal should possess. Ollie’s isn’t a store. It’s a kingdom. A portal to a parallel universe where prices are impossibly low and logic is dead.

The moment I stepped inside, I felt it—the air of destiny. The aisles stretched into infinity, lined with products so strange and beautiful I couldn’t tell if I was in a retail store or an acid dream. Inflatable flamingos, toaster ovens next to a 50-pack of party hats? Yes. Why not? Ollie’s doesn’t ask questions. It just provides.

I stumbled upon a 6-foot inflatable snowman, an item so perfect I considered building it a shrine. But why stop there? I grabbed four years’ worth of expired cereal, a $3.99 rotisserie chicken, and a giant jar of gummy bears big enough to be classified as furniture.

And the prices? Don’t even get me started. A pack of socks for $0.99. A lawnmower for $13.98. A life-size cardboard cutout of a grinning pug for $5. I was paying in dreams, people. Ollie’s isn’t a store. It’s a bargain-induced fever dream where you leave feeling enlightened and broke, but it doesn’t matter because you bought 37 items for $19.87.

The people? Deal-hunting warriors, each with a cart overflowing with mystery. I saw one man grab the last Neon pink beach chair, and it was like he’d just won the lottery. There was no shame here, only the pursuit of the impossible.

When I checked out, the cashier didn’t even blink. This was normal. This was Ollie’s.

I left the store not just with products, but with a new understanding of the universe, where money doesn’t matter and discounts are divine.

Ollie’s isn’t just a store. It’s a religion.

10/10. Would get...

Incredibly poor customer service on Friday 10/10. The cashiers were more worried about what time they were leaving and where their relief was. They were throwing items into bags that customers were paying money for. One of the items my mom bought was broken because of the lack of care. Also the entire store was very messy and dirty looking. We will not...

I'm so excited to have an Ollie's close by! This visit was my first and they do not have nearly the amount of products as they do in their VT store, but the prices of what they do have are amazing. Many of the shelves were cleaned out, successful opening I'm assuming. Will continue to shop here, hopefully they'll end up with...