Five stars for a Dollar Tree? Sure, I'm not comparing it to Bloomingdale's. I'm comparing it to…read moreother discount and dollar stores. Arriving shortly before closing, I was able to find what I needed here which included a lidded coffee cup (my customer doesn't have bottled water in their soda machines because they're "green") and a cleaning cloth. And when I was checking out, I mentioned to the clerk that I needed a hat and I was not only surprised that they have hats here (for a dollar!), but she didn't just point me to it but she walked me over to the aisle. That's customer service. Some DTs are untidy, especially at closing time. Not this one, which had well stocked shelves and no boxes of merchandise waiting to be put away. Friendly, helpful, and a clean and tidy store. That's why it's five stars. [Review 10549 overall, 316 of 2019.]

Horrible horrible horrible they never accept buyers and when they do, they take about two things…read more and give you roughly $5 nomatter the value. Don't recommend

I went in and brought a whole bin of clothes (probably 17-18 items) they gave me a bag back of…read moreclothes and said they wanted them just wanted them washed, mind you I didn't even wear barely any of the clothes I had brought them and I washed them right before I went there. after the fact today of going there to bring the bag of clothes they wanted JUST WANTED WASHED they took 4 out of the 8 items they wanted... then proceeded to give me $15 (I don't mind right) not tell I get home and see eaten up chips and a bag inside my pants when I know for a FACT that wasn't they're before you bet I'm going there tomorrow and making them take the chewed up chips clothes and getting my money back and I even bought a sports bra from them after the fact I got the bag back and I'm making them exchange my money for it and I'm keeping the sports bra. never will I give business to them again. after two years of going and giving them business RUDE!

**June 2025: Thursday Afternoon Visit**…read more This is a pretty large charity shop that carries a good assortment of pretty much everything. I do think the items here tend to lean more conservative/vintage etc but there are surely gems to be found. During my visit there was a sale for 50% off Linens which was kind of crazy because their original price is already really affordable. I was looking for towels/blankets to help cushion some my heavier and more fragile purchases that I made and I picked up the three hand knitted blankets for $6. I can't even get yarn for $6 let alone have a finished product. This was definitely a more sustainable way to ensure my fragile souvenirs could get back home safely and I think was cheaper than buying bubble wrap. Prices in this shop are inexpensive compared to California Thrift shops so I think it's worth a look!

I tried to make a donation of eight bags of gently used kids clothes size 8. During business hours,…read morethey told me they are no longer accepting donations of my garbage. And I could go ahead and grab all the bags that I set for donation and put them straight into their dumpster.

I love to shop here. Whenever I'm there I feel like I'm on vacation, exploring different and yummy…read morecultures. They've expanded their inventory to include Mexican foods! And all of Asia is reflected in their offerings, Philippines, China, Japan, Korean and Vietnamese, India and Africa. Their product selection is also unique including water cress, lychees and reasonably priced shallots.

This is a great place for any ethnic food. The staff is incredible. If you are looking for…read moreanything he will find it.

Not the greatest place for groceries. I had trouble finding everything I needed on my grocery list…read more(no cilantro, shallots, or arugula). No organic eggs available. The quality of the produce was not the best. They have no tap to pay for credit cards or digital wallets (chip insert or swipe only).

Absolutely horrible experience compared to the other day. I am a disabled veteran and single father…read moretrying to get by in this scary economy and was given my Va benefits in an "ebt" style card. I was here 3 days ago and Glen was a rockstar and helped me get groceries, my card had suffered damage and I am fighting homelessness while attempting to stay afloat with my 2 small children but Glen and his supervisors helped me figure it out and we learnt the cash register code together to get through this last month of benefits that unfortunately put on a food stamp card, which today got me handed nothing but bigotry and looked down upon. The staff refused to call in a manager and got very aggressive with me and showed disgust at my mentioning it's my veteran benefits...everyone deserves a second chance but this man pretending to be a leader needs a second chance at a drug test; stimulants were not tuned down with his marijuana vape puffs he takes in his smoke breaks, med patient or not it is against Walmart policies. I apologized for my sailor jargon and controlled my vocabulary, he should have as well but obviously he has not received the proper training of a real leader. I am appalled at their behavior and the crew allowing such a negative tone to dictate their work environment. I'd give one less star if I could but Glen deserves the 1 star.

A book hoarder's paradise - be ready to spend a lot of time in here!…read more Look, I love me some unique and privately owned bookstores. But this place was just B-A-N-A-N-A-S. I have never seen anything like it! When you step inside and hear those little bells jingle jangle on the door, you feel like you're stepping into Harry Potter land. I have never, and I mean EVER, seen so many books in one place in my entire life. They were stacked, shoved in front of one another, floor to ceiling, and just EVERYWHERE. Imagine stepping into one of those houses on Hoarder's...but instead of trash and dead animals, it's books. That was this place. Not joking, there was a WALKWAY built into the books. The employee there did not even know I was in there because the books shielded me from view! I'm sure you could find just about anything you wanted in here (they actually do cover quite a few genres), but you'd have to make a commitment to sort through everything, because there's absolutely no rhyme or reason to the books except for the genre corners they inhabit. I would have sifted through some books and spent longer in there, but I'm not kidding, I had a panic attack from the claustrophobia (and heat) and had to leave. Prices seem decent, and I do appreciate some creaky wooden floorboards.

Happened to walk by on our way to lunch, and loved this charming and quirky place. Books are piled…read moreeverywhere, so walking around is a maze. Quite an experience. Unlike most used bookstores that mostly have modern books, the books here fully range from old (early 1900s) to new-ish. Lots of fun old treasures from the 1950s, etc. But there are so many books, it's hard to keep them organized, so be prepared to dig through piles for random discoveries. It's a lot of fun, and prices are very cheap. Owner is obviously in it for the true love of books, not making money, so please go support this special place! It would be a shame to lose this treasure!

Pet cool Walmart appreciate the nice employees thank you so much for your hard work it shows and it…read moreis appreciated

I remembered after I tried to plug the phone charger into the cigarette lighter that the last phone…read morecharger had broken. Oops. Walmart to the rescue and that means that I get to review my 79th Walmart in my 23rd state. Yep, I've hit a few here and there. This Walmart was in pretty good condition. Clean, bright, neatly laid out in the usual Walmart format. I was able to easily find electronics, pick the cheapest car charger and pay for it at the self checkout. I did pass through a few other departments along the way and saw that they looked well stocked and neatly leveled.