The reason why I'm giving this Walmart in Delano 5 stars is because - FINALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!! Delano…read morehas a Walmart. It's been a long time coming. It's located in a good area. Right next to a ton of other stores.

Went in to find some things I couldn't find online for mobile order, asked for assistance and…read moreemployee was very dismissive. I got her name as Elisa who just looked like she didn't know what she was doing when I asked for help on where to find something, even showed her the app on my phone and still nothing! Just said she didn't know and left, didn't even offer to find someone who could help. Couldn't find an employee and just went home to order off amazon, horrible service !

Well.... Where do I start been to the ross store in delano before I get waiting to get into the…read morestore because covid and a limited people in the store but when u got only two registers open and I still have to wait another 30 min to check out is rediculous the manager walking around like he got nothing to do and sees the line long as hell and just walks a way really u should be staffed well folks getting stimulus checks should be well staff no excuses folks got money should be fully staff or hire more folks manger finally calls some one in front and still hasn't open a register the manager name is Daniel

This Ross is fun and convenient for me! I always find something even when I'm not looking, however…read morethe staff there can be very rude at times with their side convos about other staff and possible thefts. Besides that I always find something cute or something I don't need lol

I'm so disappointed, on YP it states the store will close at 10:30, I show up at 9:20 and I'm told…read morethe store will be closing in 10 minutes quite a difference from 10:30. I don't know why there is an hour discrepancy.

It's Wednesday around 7 pm. I stopped at dd's in Delano to buy some kid' s stuff. There are…read moreapproximately ten customers waiting in line to pay but only one cashier. The store seems disorganized. On a positive note, they offer great values if you don't mind waiting in line and shopping in a messy store.

They have some of the best prices in town. The staff is friendly and helpful. They also offer to…read moremake deliveries to my business. They have deliveries every Tuesday and Friday. They have a new loyal customer with me.

From the owner: Local family own business. We Specialize in restaurant…read moresupplies We deliver to our customers, great prices and customer service.

The Delano Super Plus store on Main Street has large (faded and scratched) stickers in the window…read morewhich say 99 cents +, but oddly enough there are VERY few items that fall into the 99 cent category and FAR more that fall into the + category. Although you might possibly pay less for things here than at a department store, the "bargains" are not going to cause me to come back any time soon. The only reason mom and I even thought about entering the store was because of those 99 Cent signs since we've had many good experiences at Dollar Tree and 99 Cent Only stores. The very poorly merchandised storefront windows here would (and should) have scared us off otherwise. Inside, it is very cold - the cashier was wearing a coat and a scarf around her neck and was visibly shivering. The door was closed so I assume they were trying to save money by not turning on the heat. I know this is California, but it is January and rather chilly. The aisles are narrow and the shelves are never flowing with merchandise. Nothing has been organized or displayed properly. In one aisle they sell hand hand lotion for people on the shelf above the Ajax cleanser. On another aisle the shampoo is displayed on the shelf above the laundry detergent and spray starch. I'm sure this is a mom and pop store where nobody has any retail or merchandising experience, but how hard would it be to go to WalMart to see how they group items into departments? They carry some of the same items that a dollar store would carry, but at a price of $1.49 or $1.99. How can they stay in business when there is a 99 Cent Only store five blocks away? As to many of the other items that were priced over $10 or over $20, I couldn't really tell if they were good deals or not. An electric frying pan or a blender in the $20-$30 range? $23 for a toilet seat with matching shower curtain (you have to see the picture - there are no words)? There were plenty of pots and pans, but the shelves were such a jumbled mess and hardly anything was clearly marked with prices that it didn't seem worth the effort to try to figure it all out. I might have picked up the singing fish as a joke gift if could have figured out what it cost. In the end, I did pick up a six plug surge protector for $4.99 and my mom picked up a pair of sunglasses for $1.99 that she really liked and felt was a good deal. I never did find a single item marked 99 cents and I WON'T be returning, so I'll have to take their word that there is ONE.

They are known for price gouging during emergency situations, wiping out necessities from other…read morelocal stores and then listing them on their own shelves for more than double the original price.

They re-organized the entire store so I'm having a little trouble finding what I need. It seems…read morelike this store is always so cluttered now. It was never like this. Maybe they're just transitioning over after the holidays.... The store associates are always friendly and helpful. They have new registers with conveyor belts which is nice because I always have a ton of items and I just clutter up their counter when I'm payingI swear I just came for 2 items! Lol never fails.

I'm a regular here. It's literally right around the corner from my house so whenever we need…read moreanything we come here. Toilet paper, paper plates, orange juice, Any kind of cards (birthday, anniversary, baby shower, wedding), over the counter meds, curling wand, root touch up, I even get my daughters shoes to play outside in for $7! This store is always clean, has great costumer service, and they always have whatever I need.