A wide range of merchandise that are truly worth the price you are paying. They even open the boxes…read moreif you for know what is in the box. It is hot in the store due to NO air condolition. Bring your comfort shoes bc you will be standing while searching for treasures.

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.

If you go in there your wasting your money and time with an owner who is racist/ never has a good…read moreday not once will he greet you or shake your hand he just wants money.

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.

Inflation and tariffs have hit Daiso. Base price is now $2.25 and up!!!…read more Still a lot of offering and inventory but prices have gone up. Ok, bye.

If you don't know Daiso, then you should! In Japan, Daiso is a low-cost store where you can find…read moreitems for everything you could possibly need. In Japan, most of the items here are $1. For the longest time, everything in the US-based stores were $1.50; however, with inflation in 2024 and the 2025 debut of tariffs, the prices of these imported items have noticeably crept up to $2.50-$10. The rising costs of the items makes Daiso less of a one-stop shop for me; however, they have really well-made and useful things for inexpensive here. Though there are dozens of Daiso locations in southern California, this location in Torrance happens to be a very well-stocked location. In Japan, Daiso has spinoffs called Threeppy (home goods under $3) and "Standard Products" (inspired by Muji). You can't easily find items from these spinoffs at US Daiso locations; however, I've seen some items from these brands in this location. Despite the rising costs of the items, it's hard for us to pass up a visit to Daiso; especially at this well-stocked location in Torrance!

Wide selection of everything you need .. you just have to hunt. Very good value. A bit…read moredisorganized, but if you're looking for a deal it's the place to go. Plenty of parking. Don't miss the entrance drive in .. a fast right turn off of Hawthorne Blvd right after the Lomita Blvd intersection.

TIP - Going to a potluck, buy a disposable serving dish or foil tray AND a serving utensil. Be self…read morecontained when you show up. Dollar Tree has a good selection. TIP - First weekend of the month is the busiest because of pay day!!! Ok, bye.

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

Prices were very good on every day items and location is…read moreconvenient and items are easy to find.

I saw it driving one day, and decided to check them out…read more This place has EVERYTHING. It looks small from the outside, but it's big inside. They carry everything you need. Household goods, kitchenware, arts and crafts, school supplies, party supplies, hardware supplies, tools, food and snacks, cleaning products, etc. Although they have tons of items, there's a few things they need to correct here. Items that are not tagged can be tricky. The cashier can charge you at any price on the spot and you wouldn't know unless you ask. What looks like a dollar can be more. Inflation and tariffs are definitely hurting the pocket. You also can't go back inside once you've paid. If you bought something already and checked out, you can't go back inside unless you leave your items up front. Maybe they've had issues with theft before or miscommunications with items. The cashier was friendly however, she was nice about it. Just strange practices but I get it, it's a small business and people probably steal here. EDIT: Came back here again shortly after. Cashier Julie was not nice and needs to be more friendly. Different cashier than the first one. She's a F!l!p!no lady. Kind of snooty and arrogant. Didn't smile nor said hello. When I spoke to her in Tagalog, she acted like she didn't hear me and responded back in English. The other guys that stock here are nice however. We needed an empty box to put all our stuff in but he took it from us to bring it up to the front before we can use it. This small store is a bit strict.

Friendly staff. They say hello whenever I'm in there…read more They have tons of inventory as usual. Lots of licensed and branded items; Sanrio merch, and Japan merch, foods and snacks as well.

Don't come here. Over priced and they sell they fake knockout off temu SHEIN products. Bought an…read moreexpensive ass pack of "dumplings" and got fake trash. Don't even look like the packaging and they feel sticky and a NASTY CHEMICAL AROMA. Don't not let your kids buy this it feels dangerous. The smell of chemicals stays on your hands. Literally all their fidgets are fake and promoted ass the real thing. It not right to sell fake products for the price of the real ones. The lady was rude. When confronted about their counterfeit products she laughed in our face and kicked us out the store. The product didn't even come with the 4 dumplings.

Great mom & pop shop, love there variety. Prices are very reasonable, craft section, container…read moresection, kitchen org, cleaning supplies, staff is always working hard. I think some of you and youknow who you are, can be more polite, kind, and in the pass there was no smiles Attitude that's not necessary. Now, because of the mask. You don't need to smile that said. Appreciate your job, the customer are why this store is make money so treat them well. I'll stop by again when in the area. Glad I found you. To the owners I think it would help if we did something to the front. It would be nice if it would be clean up a bit. Thanks

Same problem as everyone the cashier is miserable she hates her job is so rude even if you're nice…read moreto her

The worst part about this location is there a flock cameras in the parking lot that take pictures…read moreof you your car your license plate your kids, and everything else in order to feed the police state as well as all the AI in order to trap you and cause violence against you. The fact that the store allows them to be out there whether they own the lot or not is a problem. Prices in the store are what you would normally find at a grocery outlet but these flock cameras, supersede any pennies and nickels you can save selling off your and your kids and families images to large AI corporations and military government, and we all know the evil that they have been doing.

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.

It's a total dump. The dressing rooms are dirty, the customers are nasty, and really filthy.read more

It's a Saturday afternoon and unfortunately 1 cashier and 15 people in line? I see a good amount of…read moreemployees on the floor and nobody is jumping behind the counter to help?