This is definitely the cleanest Five Below I've been into. All the clothes were folded and none of…read morethe items were horribly out of place. Like most locations, this store didn't disappoint with the graphic tees. But what mildly impressed me with this location was the selection of offbeat books you wouldn't expect to be interesting. I don't *need* the books, but I bought three anyway. They're only $5, so I basically got three for the price of one NYT best seller. The reusable bags are stocked near the register (you get charged for plastic bags, and a reusable bag is only 35 cents). Service is good. There's someone to greet you at the door and help at the registers. I'd recommend this location for people looking for thrift stores.

Clean and well organized. I needed some things for Easter and their selection was well stocked…read moreand again, organized clearly. It was easy to find things I was looking for. After Easter, I had three balls that we turned out to not use so returned them. Had the receipt of purchase and the employee was pleasant and friendly as she processed everything. I was expecting a credit back to their gift card but she surprised me by crediting my credit card instead. That was great because I don't tend to shop here often. A great experience overall. Thank you!

Great supermarket! We were planning to make pav bhaji and Patel Bros had exactly what we needed to…read moremake a delicious dish!

Much more expensive than LEE LEE Oriental Market , many items double the price sadly this store has…read moregouging prices on many items

I absolutely love HomeGoods! But I especially love this HomeGoods. It is my absolute favorite…read morelocation. I live very close to the Santan village location, but I always come out to this one. It's clean, organized and beautiful. They always have great merchandise and it's super easy to navigate. Whoever manages this location is a rockstar! They seriously need to train the other managers on how to run a successful organized store. Also, everybody is very friendly here. I work in Arcadia and have been to so many HomeGoods up there as well. Scottsdale all locations, Camelback Road, nothing compares to the Chandler location. Best HomeGoods ever.

The visit today for Halloween shopping was pretty good, there was a wide variety of Halloween items…read moreto gaze upon and I found one item to bring home with me. The only issue I have with the stores in general is the very small aisle room which leaves customers trying to shimmy around each other or dodging each other while also trying not to bump into anything fragile in the process. I was and am generally always happy with the prices as well, they're reasonable and much less than other stores. The cashier was nice and engaging during the checkout process which made the experience nice right before leaving.

I've been going to this 99 Cent Only store probably since 2007 when I came to Arizona to help my…read moremother out after she had a heart attack. I've been shopping here off and on to pick up supplies whenever I was in town since then. Because there are 99 Cent Stores where I live I am familiar with them and therefore have a pretty good idea what they carry and where it's located in the store. They all have the same layout pretty much. Some of the merchandise they carry is made in China, off brand stuff but a lot of is name brand stuff that just happens to be close to expiration dates or perhaps in packaging that has been discontinued like a cereal in a Christmasy box or something. I actually prefer shopping in this store over shopping in regular grocery stores because it seems easier to find things even though they occasionally don't have specific items that need or specific brands. And I never have to analyze and compare prices between brands because everything is the same. I wish the stores were in more states because I miss this store when I'm in the midwest traveling or even in Texas visiting my daughter. Dollar Tree does the job but doesn't have nearly the selection that I find in the 99 cent only stores. Especially when I'm traveling, it's nice to shop in these stores to pick up inexpensive necessities like toilet paper, Kleenex, small containers of laundry supplies, paper towels, shampoo and conditioner, soap, hand sanitizer Etc. They get some decent fruits and vegetables too. This is about the only store I buy blueberries in because they can be so expensive at other stores. They now carry a few things for $1.99 and $2.99 which has caught me off-guard a couple times and I paid more than I thought but 99% of their merchandise is still in the $0.99 range and the things that are a dollar or two more are usually worth it if it's something I need.

Great gift wrapping options but the unexplained bossy and rude attitude given by lead employee…read moreErica is unnecessary.

I love Teso! Asian snacks everywhere! Many of the items are also cheaper than their neighbor stores…read moreof Daiso and 99 Ranch. Items come and go so catch them while you can!

Great selection of Asian beauty products and snacks! I went in with a list and found pretty much…read moreeverything on it- and I'll note I was kind of pickily looking for fragrance free products since that's what I like best. I also got some fun snacks and gifts for others. I wish the stationary selection had been a little more diverse- everything had a cartoon character I hadn't heard of on it, I was hoping for cute nature themed stuff or something, but it was cute. Love visiting this place every time I'm in Phoenix!

Daiso is a Japanese store that is a lot like a blend of Five Below and Walgreens. Their wares…read morerange from snacks/drinks to simple household goods (dishes, kitchenware, decorations, etc). They have beauty products, stationary, toys, party goods, personal care, and more. They carry licensed products of some famous brands like Disney and Sanrio (creator of Hello Kitty). Most of the items are plastic and inexpensive. The store itself is laid out in several dozen aisles that are easy to find thanks to simple store signage. The store is glitzed in LED bright white light and their bright pink paint. They don't have too many workers around so you'll likely need to find the stuff yourself. They also usually only have one cashier and encourage the self-checkout. Overall, this is a neat store to peruse if you've never been in one. It's a great place for some starter kitchen and dishware for college students or young adults. Kids will love a lot of items in here as well.

Japanese-inspired goodies, including ridiculously cool categories like stationery, kitchenware,…read morebeauty supplies, snacks, and home organization, often likened to a Japanese dollar store on steroids with prices starting at a whopping $2.25. You'll stumble upon an absurdly awesome array of cute character merchandise (Disney, Sanrio) and tech accessories, alongside bizarre cleaning tools, gardening supplies, and everyday essentials. Customer service was great and checkout was super fast . It's a fun time and you'll for sure end up buying more than what you came there for.

Thank you Brooke for your outstanding customer service today! Your courtesy and your professional…read moreattitude are greatly appreciated when you helped resolve a minor issue. I can't say that I shop there frequently, but when I stop by I always manage to find great quality items at a very reasonable price. I will definitely check in more often in order to find great deals for the summer!

Service was friendly. We can to look mostly at shoes. The shoe clearance selection is a bit small,…read morebut that is okay. Prices for clearance shoes is still a bit pricey. The clothing and shoes sections were well organized. The bathrooms were clean as well. Overall a good Nordstrom Rack. Hit or miss on the deals but that's okay. It's all about the hunt, right? Will definitely come back to this location.