Decent outlet mall. Coach, Nike, Old Navy etc. ,definitely stop in on your way to or from…read moreCalifornia.

Passing through from Vegas, we got a $10 gift card from the Welcome Center in front of Bath & Body…read moreWorks as a supercharging Tesla. Just keep in mind it's one gift card per vehicle. We used our gift card at Bath & Body. Yes we call that winning. There are no food vendors, a major downside for these Outlets, unless you count the vending machines along the sidewalks. Don't go here thinking there is food because there isn't. An epic shortcoming compared to Livermore, Tejon Ranch and Gilroy Outlets, especially with the desert climate. To be fair, there is food at shopping centers nearby, but not specifically at the Outlets. You heading here, you're here to shop the Outlet deals only. Pack your patience if it's a hot day fellow Yelpers!

One Star - Very Disappointing Experience…read more Unfortunately, my family and I had a very unpleasant experience at Treasure House Mall, and we will not be returning. When we first entered the store, we were warmly greeted by a sweet elderly woman who welcomed us, held my daughter's tiny dog, and even encouraged us to explore downstairs. Based on that interaction, we believed having the small dog was not an issue. Shortly after, another staff member approached us. This staff member was very heavy set Hispanic man. He so very rudely told us we had to leave immediately because of the dog. His tone was smug, dismissive, and completely unprofessional, which was especially upsetting given that we had already been welcomed moments earlier. There was no polite explanation or attempt to resolve the situation--just an abrupt demand that we leave. This incident was even more frustrating because just a few days prior, the same employee told us we only had 15 minutes to shop when there was still over an hour left before closing. At this point, the repeated negative encounters with the same individual made us feel singled out and unwelcome. As Black customers who live in Barstow and have shopped here frequently, it's incredibly disappointing to feel treated this way. Whether intentional or not, the inconsistency and hostility in how we were handled came across as discriminatory and left a very bad impression. Treasure House Mall seriously needs to address this employee's behavior. Rudeness, inconsistency, and lack of professionalism drive loyal local customers away. Sadly, our family will no longer be supporting this business.

3.7 stars. The thrift store portion is unattractive and messy. We didn't make a purchase. The…read moreantique mall next door is very interesting and thoughtfully merchandised. I would have loved to stay, shop, and drop some cash but it was 108° outside and these businesses do not have adequate cooling. It was absolutely awful. I usually take lots of photos in antique malls but I wasn't enjoying myself this time due to the discomfort, so I didn't take any. Me and another person in my party got lightheaded and left. It was a bummer. Like, how are you in the middle of the desert without proper air conditioning for your customers, let alone your poor employees?

Small, but cute, clean, and a great escape from the heat. We loved spending time at Barnes & Noble,…read moreand just having a place to walk around. There aren't that many stores, but it's enough to get what you need and had a nice mall experience. Not being from the area, it was a nice place for entertainment.

This mall has a lot of stores I like including Barnes and Noble, Cinnabon, See's Candy, Charley's,…read moreRocky Mountain Chocolate, Bath and Body Works, Victoria's Secret and more but it just seems so run down. Annually there's a Hickory Farms display, the mall also has Easter Bunny and Santa photos during the Easter and Christmas season. They've cleaned up an area and made a proper children's play area next to the anime shop by the food courts. It just seems run down. I try not to go to this mall if I don't have to. I've noticed that the external doors look unclean, I'm not sure why they look so bad. It makes the mall look abandoned. There's also Dick Sporting Goods, Macy's and I believe JCPENNEY is still connected to the mall. There's several new clothing stores and shoe stores. There's jewelry stores, massage stores and eyeglasses stores.

I was out this way for work and looked up local thrift stores because I thought I'm sure they have…read morean interesting selection of items in the middle of nowhere. Searched the Yelp app and Thrift & More appeared. I visited on a weekday and when I arrived and parked it was like a storefront out of a movie. I'd describe it as an old western looking thrift store on the outside, There's some clothing for sale, but you really come here for the nick-knacks, art, albums, appliances, etc. It's room after room of surprises from almost every era. The prices are fair in my opinion. I've been to estate sales in Los Angeles/Pacific Palisades area, and some of this stuff could have come from that area, but over there it would be 3 times the price. If you're an interior designer looking for specific items, I would make the trip out here. It's run by an older lady, sitting at a table, in the middle of the treasure trove of antique junk. I could have spent another 2 hours combing through everything in detail if I had more time. They are CASH ONLY and there's an ATM at the Upton liquor store across the street. It's a must stop and see attraction in my opinion.

My daughter and I were driving to Vegas and we decided to stop at Eddie's world and as we were…read moreleaving, we noticed a sign that said thrift store and nothing else and we went ahead and followed the road and found this really nice thrift and more place we went ahead and went in, and it was fantastic full of nostalgic lots of great items really cool displays of the items we went ahead and looked through things enjoyed our time there the gentleman was very polite. It was a great experience in the middle of nowhere but very cool. It looked like a little town that was empty

The Helendale community is a small one but a good one…read more In a small community, where does one donate their goods? Of course, your neighborhood thrift store. Which happens to be the Helendale Thrift Store. Anytime I am in the neighborhood I stop by at this quaint wonderful thrift store. I am a professional thrifter who buys mass inventory. (Usually books) The owner of this thrift is a very nice gentleman who honored a previous deal that I had with one of the staff. He didn't have to but he did, which made me want to come to this thrift store anytime I am in town. I felt respected and appreciated as a customer and enjoyed the pleasant smiles and stories from the staff. Fantastic deals at a great price. Parking is never a problem as the location is very customer friendly. Come in for variety of great items and you won't be disappointed. This place is GIGANTIC! You might get lost in a clothing rack of treasure, or sit on your next new couch, nonetheless you will be walking out with something great.

Great service to our community. They take care of more than recycled merch. So grateful they are…read morehere.

Off the 15 freeway, 2 or so hours away from Vegas or to LA…read more Service: one thing was consistent with all the attendants that walking around. They look anyone who's caught staring at their selection and asking if they need help. I can always count to see that. That's really great to see. Selection: they mix up there selection every couple of months just like any department store wood do so that's good. Value: this is where to get the ultimate value for your basic shirt sweat pants and athletic Nike gear at a discount. I love this chain on the discount side. Mu favorite is you can wear your Nike shoes up to 60 days and see if uou still like them. If you are not happy you can return them. That's value.

Picked up a couple cool Nike sweatsuits for the kiddos. They had a well stocked/large selection of…read moreNike gear to choose from. The customer service was great! all of the staff that I encountered were helpful and friendly.

This is the cleanest, most organized and stress free Marshall's I've ever been to! If you're…read morestopping in Barstow, you should visit this location. Everything was neatly organized and stacked on the shelves, there was nothing on the floors of the aisles and it didn't feel like a hoarders paradise like other Marshalls I've been to. There was hardly a line here too. I was able to pick-up my favorite K-beauty toner by Pretty Skin for $7.99 and a few other items. If you're in the area or passing through and need toiletries or clothes, stop at this Marshalls for a stress-free shopping experience.

Quite a selection in every department. Reasonable prices. Very friendly and helpful employees. I'll…read morego back when I have more time to happily browse.

It lacks air conditioning. It's very hot inside the building. Building manager could careless…read moreabout it.

Came in for fake jewelry, it's fake but looks real. Have a great selection and cheap reasonable…read moreprices. Take cash and card. I bought jewelry in April its August and it hasn't broken, or changed colors , or gave me any rashes. Workers are vietnamese or Asian. The store is located right upfront as soon as u walk in straight ahead.

GREAT shop! Something for everyone. We found a super cool art piece (large arrowhead made from…read morecopper). We proudly hung it in our main living room in our cabin. Highly recommend stopping here to peruse and skip across to Flying Squirrel for some more cool things to check out and buy ;-)

Really extraordinary customer service & incredibly well-priced, AFFORDABLE, beautiful,…read moreone-of-a-kind jewelry pieces available here. A little something for everybody here! Definitely best store in Crestline. Thank you, Louis, for making our trip so special!

Those following my Yelp reviews are reading this following my review for Big Bear Lake where I…read moremention my connection to bears (my name meaning "Little Bear"), to Big Bear city and my obsession with Jackie and Shadow: the bald eagle King and Queen holding court from 165-foot Jeffrey Pine tree overlooking the lake. I also mention the benefits to Angelinos to escape our smog-ridden city and escape to fresh air and a slow pace for hiking, boating, skiing or even relaxing in a cabin. But Big Bear also offers something we are all familiar with: wining, dining and shopping! When you've spent the day experiencing Big Bear's natural wonders; you can cap the day off in Big Bear Village. Big Bear Village is the charming tourist hub quarters of Big Bear where you will find the Big Bear Welcome Center, gift shops ranging from toys, crystals, beef jerky, leather and everything in between; bars and restaurants and even public restrooms. The village features all levels of dining from casual neighborhood eateries to elegant romance perfect for dates and holidays and is the ideal place to purchase Big Bear tourist merch and trinkets. Big Bear Village is perfectly walkable and offers a free public parking lot and street parking but beware that even in 'off-season' - it is busy as a bee hive! For those SoCal residents familiar with Solvang (near Santa Barbara) and Old Temecula; Big Bear Village is a similar esthetic. If you are a fan of bears, then Big Bear Village is your playground as it is filled with bear statues curbside on every corner, each and every shop seems to brand itself with a punny name referring to bears and there is bear imagery everywhere! Even though not in Big Bear Village; my favorite bear in the city is a bear statue dressed as a marshal at the Big Bear Superior Court. I am sure this is very intimating to the bear criminals! Big Bear Village is bear-y adorable and the ideal area for tourists to dine and shop. Note: Big Bear Village is not where you will find stores like Dollar Tree, Marshalls, Starbucks, Verizon, Vons etc; as these are in a different area at the east shore of the lake. I don't know if this is just towards tourists or simply the Big Bear way of life but everyone is so kind in Big Bear with amazing customer service! Employees are endlessly complimentary, friendly and guarantee a pleasant experience. We even met the kindest waitress, Janet, at nearby Benny's diner who told us her life story and is probably our friend forever now. This is certainly NOT Los Angeles! Big Bear Village is the tourist shopping/dining hub that will sure to be(ar) a delight to all tourists and is a must-see when in Big Bear. Be sure to take a photo with one of the bear statues: it is basically mandatory!

Big Bear Village is the charming and bustling center of Big Bear Lake, offering a mix of shops,…read morerestaurants, and entertainment, all within a few blocks. For dog owners, this area is a must-visit, not just for its convenience, but for its welcoming attitude towards four-legged visitors. Many of the local businesses in Big Bear Village offer water bowls, treats, and even special pet merchandise, ensuring that your dog feels just as welcome as you do. Parking in Big Bear Village is plentiful, with free parking lots scattered around the area and street parking available along the main roads. During peak seasons or weekends, parking can fill up quickly, so it's advisable to arrive early if you plan to spend the day exploring. The village is very walkable, so once you've parked, you can easily navigate the area on foot with your dog. Most of the restaurant options in Big Bear are in this area (many with dog friendlypatios), so if you don't plan to cook during your visit keep this area in mind when selecting your lodging. Have fun and enjoy The Village!