Found awesome party items for my nephews birthday party here. Always great prices. Service was fine.read more

Came by the other to pick up a few items and it was a quick and easy experience. Parking is…read moreplentiful in the private parking lot with EV chargers. To my surprise, the store was stocked and tidy. Pricing has gone up drastically with some items $1.25, $1.5 and some even $5-7. The variety of goods has gone up too. Checkout was quick and easy. They take NFC cards too!

Been shopping this location for almost 20 years! Quality of the products goes up and down. Back in…read morethe day, like 10 years ago, they actually used to have a lot more designer shoe options. Like I'm talking really expensive designer at a fraction of the cost. I haven't seen designer shoes at this location for years now. It's unfortunate because that was one of my favorite aspects of shopping here. Now the only "designer" items, if you can call it that, they carry, are Kate Spade and Dooney and Bourke bags (which are hilariously kept locked in a glass case). I've seen the random higher end like Tiffany's keychain and Valentino sunglasses. But you're hard pressed to find any high-end designer items at this location. They do have a fabulous home section, though. Pillows and towels and decorative knickknacks at this location. And they actually do carry some great decorative furniture pieces too. I get some great deals on clothing for my six-year-old daughter. If she needs new clothes, this is my first stop before Target. I would say for the most part, the store is kept as organized as it can be considering how much product they have to put out in the space they have. The fitting rooms could be cleaner. There's always balls of dust on the floors in the fitting rooms. They could stand to run a vacuum through there every morning. I have always found the staff to be pleasant. The only annoying thing is when you are checking out they consistently ask if you want to get the Marshalls/TJ Maxx credit card. And they think they are enticing you with 10% off your purchase if you join. But if you actually do your homework, you'll see that the interest on their company's credit card is outrageous - making that 10% off irrelevant. Don't fall for it unless you plan on paying off your purchase immediately. Otherwise getting their credit card is kind of a trap.

I had fun shopping in here today. I think, out of all the HomeGoods and Marshalls locations, in the…read moreSouth Bay, this particular location is the best one. They have a huge parking lot out front that is shared with other businesses in that strip mall. They also offer several handicap parking spots. Right when you walk in they had a clearance section where I found a Velvet Caviar phone accessories set for $16. That's quite a deal. Normally they are $99. I found a couple of cute St. Patrick's Day decorated plush cats. I got one for myself and one for my BFF. There selection of St. Patrick's Day, Valentine's Day and Easter decor and gifts is exceptional. They had a lovely selection of wrapping paper. I found a roll that had strawberries all over it. I had to get one of those. The checkout line was not bad. They had plenty of employees at the checkout which made the line move fast. Everything in the store is displayed so nice and is very organized. I definitely recommend shopping here.

Once again, I come in here as a reseller and boy did I find some wonderful stuff, particularly at…read more50% off! Super nice staff and great stuff! This time I'm mostly saved everything that I bought for myself! Very high-end brands at a low prices, do not miss this shop if you are Thrift in the south Bay!

Absolute gem of a thrift shop!…read more Well curated and the volunteers went out of their way to help me navigate the giant hula hoops I discovered. The prices are beyond great if you love vintage clothing and know fabrics. I may have found my favorite dress of all time here for a whopping $14 (because it's a two piece set of decorative vintage fabric) it was in the premium section and the volunteers were adorable making sure I knew why it was priced this way. (I couldn't afford a yard of this fabric retail I'm giddy about a vintage two piece set that I can customize). To then discover that the proceeds go to support women's scholarships was the ultimate bonus! My grand total for everything was $54 and I happily gave my change to the donation bucket by the register. If you are in the area and love unique vintage items this is a must explore. I had to resist the urge to buy several of the tea cup collections. I'm a sucker for vintage tea sets and they have several that are stunning! Great shop, fantastic volunteers who are donating their time to support a wonderful cause.

This is an interesting store located on Castro street , Mountain View…read more It is called " Therapy Stores " because it carries so many cute items that would made you smile I love the painted shells , mini ceramic vases and trays . Some handmade dolls and animals: men and women mini felt dolls , stuffed animals that are so cute ! There are earrings , hair clips , leather handbags , wallets , pens , umbrellas with colorful duck heads , etc You would definitely find one that will make you smile !

This was a fun store to peruse through in downtown Mountain View. It's surprisingly a NorCal only…read morefranchise of small stores selling gifts, accessories, and other small knick knacks. It's probably the best bet to get a gift that is cute and unique but you want it to lean more towards being western and not too kawaii and anime. Think of gifting a punny keychain or cute Jellycat versus a Chiikawa plushie or anime acrylic if that makes sense. Meaning that it's probably easier and maybe more acceptable to get a slightly more normie a gift here than it is elsewhere. As you can see, I'm learning what it's like to touch grass and re-integrate into human society. There's a good number of plushies, Jellycat and unique ones like a pink fairy armadillo mole one, tote bags and socks, nice range of jewelry, lots of California themed goods if you're looking for souvenirs that aren't mega generic, and they have a lot of other items as well. As with the quality and high regard some of these items have (Jellycats are NOT cheap), it can be a bit pricier, so make sure that you shop around and check prices elsewhere and that you actually truly care about the person you're getting stuff for and it's not a forced obligation one (family member you're ugh with or coworker Secret Santa that you barely know). Maybe a couple cute things I had my eye on, but it wasn't really for me (speaks volumes about me), but I can see how a store like this works in a pinch if you're gift shopping.

Too bad we didn't know about this store until it is about to go out of business! It's an old store…read morein Mountain View; situated on El Camino Real with its own parking lot at the back. The staff was friendly and welcoming. It was fun shopping inside the store. It carries mostly second-hand stuff, but it has the batter baton, the military attire (I did not know the army olive green shirt is this tough!), even the sniper suit! Then the outdoor stuff, including military dry meals packs loaded with protein! The prices are reasonable, those pilot jackets are only 60 bucks! I asked the staff where they got the military stuff, he said years of accumulations as well as government offloading. I felt like the store could totally survive next to those Hollywood movie studios. What a cool place to visit!

(This Location is Closed )Had a real great time at this store , the workers were very friendly and…read morehelpful, l only recently found out that they had a liquidation auction and Closed up shop permanently; very sad to see them go. A Great place to Shop.

I have been shopping here for years, since they originally opened it up. Remember years ago when…read morebehind this where all the housing is was the old Lucky's. I would say the staff is great, and the bargains are good. Regarding the staff, Maria has been here for years and is a great asset to the store and so is the store manager , his name slips me now, however he has been here a long time as well. You can find some good prices, you just have to be smart. Always look at the expiration dates as well as the pricing. On some items the pricing is much better than other supermarkets. Then there are those items, well they are about the same price as your others. Just shop smart. Ok, you may hear tune " Grocery Outlet Bargain Market " playing over and over again in your head, you are not delusional, it's probably the recording in the store ;-) Lol All kidding aside, they do play these recording.." Hey SIr, yeah you in the produce isle" And I was like.."Wow they must be talking to me" :-) And then the Grocery Outlet Bargains start playing ;-) Come on really, you think I am that gullible?! Ha ;-) I guess so!!

I've had repeated problems with inaccurate prices at the Grocery Outlet in Palo Alto. For example,…read morea bag of apples labeled $4.99 rang up as $5.99, and instead of honoring the displayed price, an employee came back with a freshly new label printed at $5.99 -- no apology, no adjustment. Another time, a six-pack of beer with no price displayed was charged at $7.99, even though the same item costs $4.99 at another nearby Grocery Outlet. After reading other reviews, it seems I'm not the only shopper experiencing incorrect pricing at this location. This is extremely frustrating and feels misleading. I urge consumer protection agencies to look into the pricing practices here so customers can trust that the price on the shelf is the price at the register.

Daiso is known affectionately as the Japanese dollar store, with most prices ranging from $2.25 to…read more$5.00. They carry a wide variety of items such as candy, stationery, socks, household and kitchen items, reusable bags, kawaii goods, and skincare products. This location is large, organized, and clean. I was surprised by the sheer number of items they have. I found some little things I didn't know I needed like a Hello Kitty pill case, a cotton swab holder, a Kuromi drawstring bag, and coffee flavored hard candy. Shopping at Daiso is like going on a treasure hunt. You never know what you're going to find.

Fairly big Daiso in Cupertino in a popular Asian retail and restaurant center. Once in a while the…read morecheckout line can get long. Daiso is a great alternative to dollar stores for household items. A little more pricey but better quality, much wider selection, and way cleaner atmosphere.

This was my first experience working with a stylist, and before this, I never really felt like I…read morehad my own sense of style. Shopping gave me so much anxiety because of the endless options that I would usually just give up and settle for whatever was cheapest and simplest. Reaching out to a stylist was somewhat of a last-ditch effort to redefine myself and feel more like myself again after becoming a mom. Andie immediately knew the right questions to ask and really took the time to understand what I was looking for. My best advice to anyone working with her is to be as communicative and specific as possible about the types of outfits you want and the occasions you need them for, because she really does pay attention to the details you share when choosing pieces for your wardrobe. One thing I especially appreciate is that she sends her clients a monthly email with curated picks for the season. I find these incredibly helpful when I want to add something new without having to figure out on my own what's current, what works for the season, or what's actually worth buying. For someone like me who doesn't have the time or natural ability to put outfits together in a way that makes me feel good, Andie has become such a valuable resource. She's also gone beyond just clothing. After two kids and so many changes to my body, she helped me find an amazing local lingerie shop where I could be properly resized and find undergarments that made me feel beautiful again. If you're considering investing in yourself and your personal style, I can genuinely say this has been such a worthwhile investment for me. Looking good really can make you feel good, and working with Andie has helped me find that feeling again.

I had a last-minute event and needed a suit. I'd never bought one before and had no clue what I was…read moredoing. Andie was amazing - super patient, helped me figure out what worked, and made sure I looked and felt great. Even better, she worked around my crazy schedule by bringing everything over and walking me through all the pieces and details. She made the experience easy and comfortable in a way I've never experienced when buying or wearing clothes. Definitely going back to Andie. I've never worked with a stylist before, but this experience has me completely convinced!

Despite making all the usual stops when we started shopping for furniture in our new home, we were…read morestill struggling to find a dining room table that we loved in our price range. Fortunately we popped into Gingko's downtown showroom on a whim. Cliff & Jerry were great with answering questions and when we said "it's too bad we can't pair that top with those legs they jumped in with "of course we can". We walked out with a bench for the foot of our bed and a custom walnut table with bespoke dimensions and base on-order far more affordably than I'd thought possible. That experience was fresh in our minds when Crate & Barrel delivered a 4th defective dresser (and a final straw in our patience with them) from their beautiful but deeply flawed Linea collection. We negotiated with Crate & Barrel to take back the entire bedroom set given the saga we'd been through, and placed an order for a new set with Gingko. Gingko had our bed and nightstands installed within the week, with a few more months to deliver another custom piece--a wider version of a standard dresser to better fit our space. We've now received everything and absolutely love them. The ability to work with the Gingko team to make tweaks to dimensions and design that fit our style and space has been incredible--all at same or better prices to what we found at Crate & Barrel, etc. While the range of designs is of smaller than what the big guys offer, the Gingko team punches well above their weight and their ability to tweak and customize pieces at reasonable price points makes them an easy recommendation for us to make to anyone shopping for quality walnut furniture!

We really enjoyed dealing with Ginko Furniture when we bought our dining room set. Jerry was…read morepolite, helpful and really knew his products. He came with the delivery to make sure everything was done properly and cleaned up. They offered to move other furniture for us. Our dining room set is beautiful. We're very satisfied with our experience from beginning to end. Quality furniture and great customer service. Highly recommend this store.

i had to get my granddaughter in Utah a present for her Birthday so I went right to my favorite toy…read morestore in Los Altos. I wanted to get a fancy hand puppet and ended up getting a white Unicorn and the tail turns and is a music box. I also got a colorful lizard for her sister and a big Unicorn sticker book. They wrapped it up pretty and I ran it over to the new Fed Ex. They got it today.

I wasn't looking for anything fancy when I did some last minute holiday shopping for the kids this…read morepast weekend. But wow, I was impressed by this toy store. The place is larger than it seems from the outside, with multiple rooms and aisles of toys and gifts for all ages. This includes blocks and wobblers for toddlers, dolls and figures, dress up and jewelry items, miniature cars and vehicles, dinosaur themed products, board games, card games, mad libs, stickers, arts and crafts, science activity sets (like Rainbow Unicorns STEAM fun project), sports items and bike accessories, and so much more. Everything well organized into different sections, and even each section thoughtfully organized too. Such as the jigsaw puzzles labeled by number of pieces and age appropriate, making it easy for customers to find what they need. The selection of games and puzzles was extraordinary, with so many unique options, I wanted to get something for myself! But I have self-control. I ended up just buying an origami plane kit for one of the kids. The stuff here is on the pricey side, and I wasn't trying to splurge. Service was professional and friendly at the front counter with minimal waiting necessary, even on the weekend before Christmas.