I love Grocery Outlet!…read more If you're looking for a place to pick up great quality products at a great price, the GOBM is your spot! While the selection may not be consistent, Grocery Outlet provides a great selection of groceries at very reasonable pricing. I always find awesome name brand stuff here and save a ton of money. I also love their healthy aisle where I often find healthy snacks and drinks that I would normally buy at Costco, but sometimes the pricing here is even better. They also have a pretty decent produce and meat selection at this store. The grass fed meat selection and organic produce is a huge win! Phenomenal wine and beer options as well. Hit up Grocery Outlet for your next grocery run and save a ton!

10/11/2024- On the…read moreway back home and wanted to stop in. I found a really good bag of corn nuts from Gardnerville- and figured I'd stop and see if they had any.. Nice store, not too busy- I like it better than the one in Reno.. Lucked out- got two bags and a bag of sesame sticks. A lot cheaper than buying on line. Brand is good and price was perfect. Glad to stop and shop!

Okay, I keep saying I am NOT a customer any more (Dollar Tree), but here I am again…read more.. Quality/Quantity - Decent size location. Dollar Tree replaced the 99 cent store that used to be here. Easy in and out. I got my one item that was fully in stock. Atmosphere - Well stocked. Good selection. Plenty of parking. Open 7 days a week from Mondays to Saturday from 8am to 10pm. And on Sundays from 9am to 9pm. Service - Excellent. The one item was on the very, I mean VERY top peg. I asked the employee to borrow his step stool, but then he came and just got it down for me. And he brought a few extra down for future customers. Good thinking. Price - $1.25+; but I only come here for the $1.25 items. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1953 with 15,288+ locations (8000 of which are Dollar Trees). I did not know that Family Dollar "merged" with you in 2021. I see you are starting to create combo Family Dollar and Dollar Tree locations (1200 locations). 1953 Ben Franklin Store. 1970 K&K Toys. 1986 Only $1 Stores. 1989 Dollar Tree. 1995 IPO. 2010 Entered the Canadian Market via acquisition. 2021 Raised prices from $1 to $1.25. 2024 Acquired 99 cent stores; hence this location's transition.

They have beer there. Thirsty miner ale. Doesn't taste very good. I drank 3 bottles and didn't…read moreget drunk. Not even a buzz. Must be some kind Morman 3.2 beer.

Called earlier in the morning to inquire about the purchase of a fishing license. I was told yes,…read morebut the gun counter did not open until 9 a.m. I showed up at 11:30, and was told that they hadn't been able to sell them for over a year. Something to do with their computer crashing? I always try to support Cal Ranch as a local business, but at $5.00 a gallon trump gas, this was a wasted trip. On the plus side, always very friendly staff.

Was visiting friends that live in Carson City and we did a stop to get dog food here. I had no idea…read morewhat the store was about, but I absolutely love the idea that they have not only men's and women's apparel and accessories, but they also have livestock supplies and even little snacks to enjoy, lol! It's absolutely what I'd call a one stop shop but I did notice that a lot of their smaller sizes, at least within the women's items, were not in stock. Mind you I did go right after Christmas so possibly that's the reason but I did end up getting a phenomenal cow print faux fur jacket that stretches from shoulders to toes and my friend also got one too. It was listed at a fantastic sale price and there was no question once I found out it was discounted that we both HAD to have it-- and now that it's home with me, I absolutely don't regret it and cannot wait to wear it! While there, I was also looking at a really great distressed cowboy hat, but my friend decided she had to have it as well so as there was only one left, it was absolutely going to be for her!! :)

We absolutely dig this Marshalls location! Everything is clean and organized. It's nice to know I…read moredon't have to excavate through a whole bunch of stuff to find what I need. I feel they have a good variety in each section and I always leave with more than I need (not the best thing that could happen). Their prices are reasonable and a few clearance racks. The staff are professionally adequate. Not overly friendly; Never rude. If they have long lines, they dissipate quickly because of extra check outs. I hate lines. Thanks Marshall's. 10/19

I really like our Marshalls here! It is often my one-stop store for gift shopping. Convenient and…read moregood cashiers.

7/7/2021: DOH! Guess what faux-pas I committed? I lost my ten-foot, iPhone, fast, lightning…read morecharging cable via the last leg of my flight, Hawaiian Airlines from Honolulu while flying to Sacramento Airport! RATS!!!! It's incredibly strange I lost my charging cable when I had locked it inside my Pacsafe hip bag while flying . . . Hmmmm~ Weird. Anyway, I bought an upgraded, ten-foot, lightning, charging cable. The charging cable is more heavy-duty, thicker; it's black, wrapped with the same material as an industrial, extension cord verses the charging cable I lost was wrapped in some sort of corded, cotton cloth, flimsy material. Moreover, I can never find a ten-foot lightning charging cable in Placerville, Sacramento, Roseville, Rancho Cordova or any of the Bay Area Big Lots Stores: Oddly, this Big Lots Store has a plethora of items I have YET seen in other Big Lots Stores' inventory.

I'm clearly in the minority at this Big Lots. I don't understand all the one star reviews. I've…read morealways had success with this store. Most anything you can think of retail is tucked away in one of the aisles. The prices are pretty good and the folks are all super nice. Very professional. That's all you can expect. The rest is gravy. This is where we get our phone chargers, shampoos, paper goods and spaghettios for the grand kids. They have furniture, bedding (including the mattress and box) and plenty of seasonal stuff. Today I found one of those sugar dispensers that you find in restaurants. Only $3. I've already used it twice. We're headed east for some R&R. I stop here and load up on big bags of candy to drop on unsuspecting grandchildren. 1/20

Okay, I keep saying I am NOT a customer any more, but here I am again…read more.. Quality/Quantity - One of the larger Dollar Trees. I actually thought this was a new location?!?! But maybe they just have new signage, see picture. Easy in and out. I got my one item that was fully in stock. Then I rushed out to do my other chores. Atmosphere - Again, one of the larger location. Well stocked. Good selection. Plenty of parking, but a weird layout; sorry, I should have taken a few pictures of the parking lot. Open 7 days a week from Mondays to Saturday from 8am to 9pm. And on Sundays from 9am to 8pm. Service - Friendly, but ONLY one register was open for ALL the customers. There were at least 5 people in line in front of me. Not sure how many were behind me. Price - $1.25+; but I only come here for the $1.25 items. Also not a $1 any more. Not predictable any more. And not well marked... At least they are installing scanners now, see picture. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1953 with 15,288+ locations (8000 of which are Dollar Trees). I did not know that Family Dollar "merged" with you in 2021. I see you are starting to create combo Family Dollar and Dollar Tree locations (1200 locations). 1953 Ben Franklin Store. 1970 K&K Toys. 1986 Only $1 Stores. 1989 Dollar Tree. 1995 IPO. 2010 Entered the Canadian Market via acquisition. 2021 Raised prices from $1 to $1.25. 2024 Acquired 99 cent stores.

Prices are ok and they sell some cool stuff and its close to where I work but usually just one…read morecashier and many customer's. I assume management does not care. Also most cashiers are not friendly..like they are mistreated is all I can figure. I was there Friday morning 11/15/2024 and sales associate Julie according to receipt really unfriendly. I wont be going back. I feel very unwelcome at this store.

Stopped in to buy gifts for the holidays and were so glad to find it is a local shop. We met the…read moreowners who are very nice and helpful. The place is tiny but jam packed with signs, chimes, and doo dads in every corner. We were able to find just what we needed for my mother and mother in law. They are both into gardening and there were many items themed in that manner. You can also expect to find small gifts of many genres as well as those Sid Dickens memory blocks. Definitely will be back!

This is the cutest little shop located in N. Carson. They have the most unique gifts if you're…read morelooking to find something special for a loved one. Super friendly ladies working and locally owned smaller business. I found some things for myself and for my yard. I'm already looking forward for spring and my garden. Fairly priced items throughout this store and looking forward to returning and picking up a few more wind chimes and more items for my garden. There's a vast variety of goods here and I'm sure you'll be able to find something for your loved one. Thank you, see you again before Christmas.

Quality/Quantity - Guess they are following their…read morecompetitors' trends... Not everything is $1.25 any more! They now carry items in the $3 - $5+ range, see picture. This was my favorite dollar store as I did NOT have to check prices before buying. Bought $10 worth of cleaning supplies for my guest. Atmosphere - Well, fully stocked, thank you. One of the best stocked Dollar Trees I have visited. They also have a bathroom at this location! You need a key from the cashier. Plenty of mall parking. Open 7 days a week from 9am or 10am to 8pm or 9pm, see picture. Yelp hours differ. Service - Hit and miss here. Only one register opened, but the cashier was friendly. Price - $10, still inexpensive in my opinion. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1953 with 15,288+ locations (8000 of which are Dollar Trees). I did not know that Family Dollar "merged" with you in 2021. I see you are starting to create combo Family Dollar and Dollar Tree locations (1200 locations). 1953 Ben Franklin Store. 1970 K&K Toys. 1986 Only $1 Stores. 1989 Dollar Tree. 1995 IPO. 2010 Entered the Canadian Market via acquisition . 2021 Raised prices from $1 to $1.25. 2024 Acquired 99 cent stores.

Service was horrible. Cashier was rude. Store is nice, but would not go back thereread more

This place had some great deals. Found some Simply Vera, Karl Lagerfeld designer clothes as well as…read moresome unique one of a kind pieces. I was fortunate enough to come when they were having a sale, and i got 5 pieces for just $11! The staff are nice and helpful. The store is well organized and clean. Love the value and values of this place. Parking is in the rear.

When I visit cities I check out local thrift stores. This store is well organized and has a bit of…read moreeverything. When I entered I asked about sales. The lady at the register said "they are on the board". There were atleast 10 different "sales" listed on the board. I stated that is a lot to read. She was not interested. Thankfully, a kind gentleman shouted "red tags half off, yellow tags $1". Thank you. That works for me. Then while we were shopping another lady who I assumed was in charge yelled at 2 teen volunteers to stay on task or she would clock them out. It was uncomfortable for me and another shopper and we even talked to each other about it. They should not have been reprimanded in front of customers. Other than that this was a worthy stop.

As I've taken my guilty pleasure of thrifting rather than buying new, I stumbled across one of the…read moretop independent thrift stores to serve the capital city of Nevada. Located on the right hand side of eastbound Highway 50 and about a mile east of Highway 580 in Carson City, "Classy Seconds Thrift Shop" has been one of the main go-to thrift stores dating back to the late-1990's. Since I do not live in this area, this was my first opportunity as I got to check this place out which was during the afternoon on Friday 6/19/2026 at around 2:45pm. The location itself is not hard to miss as the building is very visible from the main highway. To actually get into the dedicated parking lot involves having to turn right on Brown St. and make another right on Gordon St. where the main entrance is. Since this is a fairly sizable and open space area, parking should never be an issue, no matter what day or time you come. The building itself is a clay grey shade complete with avocado green lettering. And for those wondering, they are open 7 days a week; Monday-Saturday from 10am-6pm and Sunday from 10am-5pm. Once inside, you will see how spacious the layout is with approximately 10,000 square feet of floor space and ample room to walk with a shopping cart. As for the variety of items that are offered, this place carries everything from mens/womens/kids clothing, shoes, houseware items, books, CDs/DVDs, furniture, small appliances, seasonal items, knick/knacks, and accessories. The one real advantage is that the prices here are quite competitive and even lower than the bigger major chain thrift stores such as Goodwill and Salvation Army. During my visit, I ended up buying a few summer polo shirts while my lady bought some mason jars and a small office organizer for her cubicle at work. Best of all, the money donated to this business helps support advocates to end domestic violence and services for survivors of family violence and victims of sexual assault. This goes hand-in-hand since the "Sexual Assault Response Advocates" (SARA) building is directly next door to Classy Seconds. With above average customer service, a decent selection of items, and very affordable prices, I am giving "Classy Seconds Thrift Shop" an above average four-star rating.

We selected Classy seconds for their cause that they support. But I seldom get upset and today I…read moregot angry enough to close my truck gate and tell them out back that my donations will never come here again. For the past month, we have donated thousands of dollars in new and used items. After speaking with a manager about all the stuff we were about to bring. And explaining we had 2 warehouses full, She was greatful and said bring it. and we began. Truck loads of holiday items new in boxes. Housewares, furniture, books, camping equipment, sporting equipment and the list goes on. Today August 21, 2026 we arrived at 10am to donate another load of housewares, China sets meaning several, more linens, utensils, furniture, medical equipment, lawn care equipment and more. As we pulled up, a new kid said we had too much stuff? My wife told him to go ask since we arranged large loads. A woman with a walky talky came out and said she sees dust on a piece of China and then points out a hair on the outside of a velvet bag with fine China in it and said she will not accept our load because it is not shelf ready? WTF. I told my wife that we were done now and I just had to leave because of laziness on these people. There racks outside were completely empty which makes me wonder how many people were being turned away. All month we were greeted with kindness and thanked for our donations. Today we were pretty much told we did not have shelf ready stuff. All in boxes and bags so it could not be seen to make that call. What I heard was that classy seconds no longer needed donations unless they were in pristine condition which ours was. I think of the name classy seconds and it should be classy first cause I was pretty much told my stuff was not good enough All of a sudden. We got in our truck and went across the street to Goodwill. They literally told us it would take a bit because they had to go through every bag and box and basket. We had to take back a bag of lightbulbs. That was it and the girl thanked us and told us that this load of stuff we delivered was the best items they had seen all week. It took 15 minutes to go through all of it. Bye bye un-classy-??? I feel bad for the people you could have helped with our stuff and we still have a warehouse full to go. So took your advise Lisa, on your comments. We loaded another truck full this morning and went to donate again. It was about 11:30 and as soon as we got out of truck, a young girl told us again that we could not donate any items unless they were shelf ready. And another young man told other donors the same thing. But my wife explained to her what happened yesterday and that you responded to our post and that items did not need to be shelf ready and you encouraged us to come back. She then said OK and took everything with a smile and very courteous.