Black Fridays 1200 South Abilene Street, Aurora, CO 80012

"The Cashier Robert Bartlet was very rude and disrespectful not respecting Customers,Screaming as crazy because he was listening a music whith his air-pods,I asked him if he can take off the Irpads and serve me.he said pay or get out here. Don’t tell me what to do. He said :And i dont Want to see you here anymore. 000⭐️"

"I had the worst experience at Black Friday today March 10th. One of the employees screamed at everyone at the store accusing of everyone stealing which it’s nobody’s fault, if some other people decided to steal why would he go in the store and scream at everyone saying to “these goes to everyone who steals my stuff” he screamed bad words to us as well and that’s not acceptable we are customers it was nobodies fault that other people decided to steal. I really didn’t like that he disrespected everyone at the store and don’t think is fair. Yeah there is people that steal all the time everywhere not just there and that’s there problem not the rest of everyone but it’s unacceptable some employee to scream at everyone who didn’t do anything and he technically accused everyone of stealing. I understand his frustration of people stealing but that’s not the way of treating customers."

"Great Concept. Most Of The Products In The Bins Were Open And Missing From Their Boxes. Clothes Were Dirty In The Bins. No Organization Except For The Shoes lol. Didn't Really See Many Shopping Carts But They Do Have Big Bags For You To Carry Your Stuff In."

"Only been here a couple times and always managed to walk off with something. They try to keep this place as clean as they can and as organized as they can considering how it's set up is challenging. But it's pretty low key and the concept is pretty cool I like it I stop in here every now and then when I'm in the neighborhood"

"The Black Friday store is a unique blend of chaos, bargain-basement prices, and occasional hidden gems. Shopping here is not for the faint-hearted but for the dedicated bargain hunters who love the thrill of the hunt. The price point is staggeringly low, with everything on offer for just $1 every Wednesday, and 3 to 6 dollars on other days. While it's true that a significant portion of the store's inventory can be categorized as low-end or unwanted items, the real allure lies in the occasional valuable finds tucked away amidst the clutter. Patience and a keen eye can sometimes reward you with a surprisingly good purchase, though this happens rather infrequently. The store's name, Black Friday, captures the spirit of its pricing strategy, but don't expect the kind of quality or brand offerings associated with the post-Thanksgiving sales madness. It's more akin to a perpetual yard sale with an ever-changing assortment of goods. In all, if you approach the Black Friday store with the right mindset, it can turn your shopping experience into an exciting treasure hunt. For bargain hunters who enjoy the thrill of searching through the rough to find the diamond, this store offers a unique, if somewhat unpredictable, shopping adventure."