I was a bit surprised to see this store still open, as it always looks fairly empty up front from…read morethe outside. I remember this location from back in the day was a movie theatre and then in the most recent years, a LA Fitness. I used to go to the gym here often and so it felt a little nostalgic walking in remembering when the gym got renovated. Now at Last Chance, it's been transformed into more of a giant warehouse of random things. Gone is the fresh paint and shiny gym mirrors and instead it's replaced with tables filled with random stuff. It is more like a giant garage sale and the whole place had a noticeable odor. The overall atmosphere also felt a bit uncomfortable for me personally due to the security presence. This spot wasn't the right fit for me, but for others they may have a different experience.

Review #877 2025-050…read more The Last Chance Store is a discount retailer that sells overstocked, returned, & discontinued merchandise from major retailers in bulk at deep discounts. If you enjoy spending time treasure-hunting to find bargains or the potential for designer/brand names, then this is the place to be. They acquire truckloads of goods from major retailers, including overstock, returns, & discontinued items, which may be opened, missing parts, &/or broken. You buy at your own risk because all sales are final, no exchanges or returns. Due to the ever changing inventory, each week is a unique opportunity to find deals with the best selections on Fridays... home goods, school supplies, electronics, clothing, books, etc. It's first-come, first-serve, & no holds bar in snagging that treasure. There's no rhyme or reason in the organization (it's severely lacking), so what you find one day in the bins may be totally different on the next (week) visit. Closed on Thursdays to restock, the items are supposedly all 1 price based on the shopping day with Friday being the most expensive, & Wednesday as the least expensive because it's the last day from the previous Thursday's inventory. Prices have gone up since opening 3 years ago except for Wednesday; starting at $10 (Saturday), $7, $5, $3, $2, $1 (Wednesday). 2025 Prices: Friday: $12 Saturday: $10 Sunday: $8 Monday: $6 Tuesday: $4 Wednesday: $1 I've been here a couple of times towards the end of the sales, & not everything is sold according to the sale day (e.g. Pokémon trading cards were stocked in the "VIP Section" were priced $10 instead of $1 on Wednesday). Items along the store's perimeter are also priced differently & usually higher than Friday's no matter the day of week. I've purchased some school supplies, hand soap, & other home essentials for $1 & $2. My husband has found name brand protein & granola bars, though I would be wary of edible items since it's unknown how they were stored. Luckily, my Wednesday visits weren't crazy crowded like the early days. Is the hype/hysteria over for bargain hunting? IDK ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ There's no customer service on the floor during my visits, other than a cashier by the exit. Can't say she was friendly, just rang up my items & handed me the receipt. I don't recall if there are shopping bags for purchase if you forgot to bring your own. It's not my thing. I may stop by every now & then, but I don't always leave with a purchase. Last Chance Store is aptly named for the treasure-hunting lovers... good luck!

Amazingly reasonable prices for helium balloon inflation. The owner Michael is super kind and…read morepersonable, he even helped me walk my large balloon order to my car.

CASH ONLY! There is an ATM inside…read more Discount stores are the new 99 cents store. This one especially, has good quality items and snacks for just a dollar. The prices vary but start at a dollar. This place is big with 10 aisles or so. The shelves are packed neatly and organized. They even sell basmati rice, something I haven't seen. They sell plants, balloons, instant noodles, toilet paper, face masks, etc. The owners are really friends and will spark up a conversation the minute you enter. There is plenty of parking and is next to a couple of eateries. Shop local, support small businesses!

This place is great for anyone- I am a teacher always in need of school toys and supplies, they do…read moreNOT disappoint- you may have to look around but they are awesome aaaaaand Reasonable price wise.

Great service ,Also found a lot of good deals like shoes home supplies you never know what you'll…read morefind I recommend this place good discounts deals

The good: I got some gorilla ties here for $4, cutting…read moreboards (3 pack of bamboo boards) for $9, and girl's socks for $6. The gorilla ties are cheaper than they are on Amazon. They had a lot of religious cross decorations and bedazzled things like sippers, wall art, and sculptures. Their kids section had fun toys and tons of slime options. The bad: Some of the aisles were narrow and just barely enough for the cart to fit. There were some cutting boards that were cracked. I feel like the clothes are out of style/cheaper quality. A lot of the shoes were stiff. The interesting: They had a lot of Mexican snacks in the check-out aisle area. Their kids clothes seem slightly smaller than average sizing.

Every time I go in this store the customer service is always good. I love when the cashiers are so…read morepleasant, friendly and welcoming. Prices are always good for the value of the product. They also do a pretty good job keeping the store clean. It's a definite go to for sheets, bathroom accessories and shower curtain liners, car accessories, holiday items, etc.

The good: I got all-purpose flour, snacks (yogurt-covered…read moreblueberries, peanut butter crackers, honey roasted nuts), acetone, girls' sparkly hair tyes, pineapple-shaped bandaids, hand sanitizing wipes, and some Easter egg kids slime here. There was a friendly lady here who offered to help me take my bags to my car because she saw I was busy with a toddler and had my hands full. The bad: You cannot take the carts outside of the store so if you buy a lot of stuff be prepared to take trips to bring it out. Some items are $7 (like Easter baskets). The interesting: Their cards section is great! I feel like these, balloons, seasonal kids decor and craft supplies are the main draw of this store.

Pretty convenient…read more Errands included going to the bank and the market. I was gonna just walk by coming from one going to the other when I realized I needed a gift bag and tissue. Perfect! Comparable to most Dollar Tree stores - this one was generally clean, didn't see any clutter and everything was organized. I had time so I walked through each aisle just to see if there might be something else I need. I ended up buying what I needed plus a couple of things, all for the bargain price of $1.25/pop. Good first run. Will most likely return.

This is the best place to have shirts/hoodies printed or embroidered on, the quality is phenomena…read more The customer service is spectacular and the products last forever and the prices are so affordable! Would 100% recommend.

This store is great. Have a huge selection of pro clubs, they had comfort and heavyweight, along…read morewith pro club socks! Offer tailoring as well. Good prices, they're just a little far for me.

Review #866 2025-038…read more I first discovered Grocery Outlet about a decade ago in Fresno, & was attracted to the unusual finds at a "grocery store," such as an Olaf bike helmet, Curious George: Discovery Beach Game, etc. The first S. Bay store opened 6 years ago in Redondo Beach, just before COVID-19; it's a bit out of way to shop there. And about a year ago, they took over the former Big Lots location in Lomita. What is Grocery Outlet? They're a discount grocery chain that sells name brand groceries & fresh produce for 40% - 70% less than conventional grocery stores. How? By buying overstocked, seasonal, closeout, & discontinued items from various suppliers. This "opportunistic buying" allows them to acquire items at significant discounts, which are passed on to us. My 14 YO daughter's swim team does this away meet "gift" (junk) exchange where they create a goody bag filled with their fav snacks & drinks. They're kids so it's obviously junk foods & sodas, except for the handful who treat each meet with consideration of this bag o' treats may hinder their performance. I'm grateful for the less expensive options at Grocery Outlet. Since I don't agree with their choices, I started creating my own carbo-load sustenance (fresh fruits, granola bars, nuts, etc.) on competition days. Grocery Outlet offer pretty great deals on fresh fruits, I especially loved the 2-lb. strawberry pack that my husband got recently... so fresh, juicy, & sweet! I got some red cherries (at $2.99/lb.) that were sweet too! Not all produce offer better quality & prices, I'd say it's more like 50-50. Another recent find was A-Sha Spicy Seaweed (only 99¢) & Keroppi Mandarin Noodles with Silly Spicy Sauce (60% discount). Store hours are 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM daily, just a couple hours shorter than the traditional stores. Wide aisles are well-stocked & organized, but you may not always find the same products at your next shopping trip due to opportunistic buying, & what may be priced that day may be priced differently the next day (e.g. Quaker Chewy Limited Edition Valentine Minis: Chocolate Chip with Sprinkles was 99¢, & 2 days later it was $3.99). Also, it's important to check the expiration dates for those too-good-to-be-true deals, they usually have a short expiration dates or are already expired. Yikes! There's usually only 1 register opened even when there's a line, I wish they would opened another register, but the cashiers are typically quick that sometimes I have to load my own bags. Sign up for the WOW! Crowd with your mobile number to enter sweepstakes, track savings, & purchase history. Download the app to see what's in store, get access to insider events, & digital offers, including a $5 off $25 coupon at registration. Grocery Outlet may not be our main go-to store, but it's certainly a great back-up to the traditional stores.

You'll find some consistently better deals here than the other local grocery outlets in 3 to 5 mile…read moreradius. Store is pretty clean Checkout moves pretty quickly as well. Parking gets a little busy

Savers is one of those truly great places to find those vintage and unique items that you never…read morethought you would see again. Savers opened about ten years ago in the South Bay. Since that time it has remained one of the best go-to spots for thrifting in the area. Of all the thrift shops in the South Bay, undoubtedly Savers never ceases to amaze. As can be expected, this thrift store offers all of the things you would expect to find: clothing, shoes, books, records, toys, kitchenware, electronic items, and pretty much everything else you can think of. Plus, they are constantly stocking new items, so every time you go in to this business you're guaranteed to see something new. I know a lot of people talk about the prices at this thrift store. For pretty much all of the items I find them to be very reasonable. In fact, you can truly find some one of a kind items for incredible prices. In terms of the clothing, yes, they are a bit high in their pricing compared to other thrift store chains. For some people, they may not want to spend $12.00 to $20.00 for say a used shirt. Though this is not always the case, a lot of their clothing is fairly expensive. This is just something to keep in mind if you haven't been here before. If you're going to be shopping for clothing at Savers, you've pretty much have got to expect to pay the top dollar for it in terms of the used market. This is a necessarily bad or good, and it isn't a criticism, it's just the way Savers operates. Overall, this is a truly good shop. I can't say enough about this place and the staff here are always super nice and friendly. Overall, it's one of my favorite places to thrift. You never know what you're going to find. I know I have found some truly incredible items at this store.

Spent over an hour here, everything was SO expensive!! This is the only thing I bought! Their…read moreinventory is big, but prices are HUGE! Why if their stuff is donated! Basic tops that sale for under $5 in other thrift stores around here sale for over $8 at Savers! Beyond disappointed in their super high prices, never coming back! Shame on you Savers!!!!!