You can't go wrong shopping here, name brands, cheap prices plus unique products too. The store…read morewas clean outside as well as inside, with friendly staff.

My new favorite store. How did I not know this existed?! lolz…read more I found Grocery Outlet because VegoBears are these really cute & fancy LA gummies that I was on the hunt for for Christmas. They sell at Erewhon for $6 a pop and they were at the Grocery Outlet for----NINETY NINE CENTS. Oh my gosh, I'm sad I already bought some for my friends at full price! WTF. This store is amazing, I was able to get adorable, fancy food items to put together cute baskets for my friends as presents. Before going, I downloaded the app and was shocked to see all on sale. Amazing deals for sure on items I actually buy and also a lot of cool and weird promo items. Cinnamon Toast Flavored bacon~?!?!?! Like wtf? I want to try it. Many items are very high quality, name brand stuff - just be sure to check expirations on food items. This location has a huge parking lot and is around a ton of other stuff in Inglewood, so it's convenient. It's also very organized (except for the clearance section but that's to be expected) and clean. Bring your own bags or pay 15 cents a pop for them. They have everything here from liquor & produce to tons of other food items to even having flowers and clothes plus random toys & home goods. Just a few examples of some of the cool items I got: Grinch Cookie Making Kit $3.99 VegoBears Santa Monica, Malibu and Venice $.99 ($6 at Erewhon, $5 at Whole Foods) Creative Kids Blippi Toy Set $5.99 ($35 on Amazon) Ted Lasso Uno $4.99 ($14 on Amazon) Disney Wish blind bag Doorables $1.49 (retail $9) Cinnabon Frosted Cinnaring $4.99 ($9.99 at Ralph's) Stok Peppermint Mocha Cold Brew $2.99 ($6.99 at Target) Just a few examples of the great savings they have! This is a really fun grocery experience for my fellow bargain hunters and I! Lolz. I heart Grocery Outlet and will hundy be back!

The price is right! I had just left Target, and when I compared prices, Dollar Tree really came…read morethrough. I stopped in to stock up on a few things before my trip to Africa, and I was impressed by the selection. They even had detergent sheets that work perfectly for hand washing very convenient for travel. Yes, they were a little low in certain areas, but overall I think it's a great spot to find what you need without breaking the bank. My only suggestion would be having more people available at checkout, since the lines can get a little backed up. Still, solid experience every time good selection, and you can't beat the price.

Short version: I got overcharged by two items, reported it before leaving the store and the store…read moremanager refused to correct it. Security guard wouldn't let me take two items to make up for that difference and treated me like a criminal. I would give this zero stars if I could. I got overcharged by two items. Clerk who helped me was busy so I told the manager, who ignored me and walked away from me. When the clerk summoned her to help return my money to me, she took over 15 minutes to come back. When I vented my frustration, she walked off and said she refused to help me. I never got my money back for the overcharged items. The security didn't allow me to take two more equal priced items to make up the difference. They are holding my money hostage and refuse to correct their mistakes. This happened around 8:20 and I left at 8:40pm.

First time coming to a General Discount store. I'm used to shopping at 99 cent stores. They closed…read moredown this year. So I'm still looking for a good alternative. This is definitely not it. Came here to get some turkey basters, some stationary products like paper, pens, pencils, markers, and any other cheap stuff I don't need. That's exactly how I shopped at 99 Cent store. Most of the cheap stuff here is doubled the price that would've been priced at 99 Cent store. So this is not a good 99 Cent store alternative. Example: Turkey basters were "on sale" for 99 cent (they were sold out). But they were sold out. Reynold's aluminum foil was "on sale" with required coupon found in paper (they didn't have any papers in store), for 99 cent. Luckily I had my paper that was in my junk mail. As the regular price is over $3. They must be crazy. This is a discount store. I expect discount prices. Otherwise I can go to Vons or Ralph's and pay some change more for the same brand. Their selection for cheap stuff under $2.00 is slim. Most of the 99 cent stuff is "on sale" for a certain amount of time. Most of the good sales that are shown in the paper are out of stock. I barely found stuff that was useful for my needs. Because they have such a small selection of stuff in comparison to 99 Cent stores. Aisles in store are narrow as ever. You will have to turn your body sideways so others can squeeze pass you and your cart. I'm slim and still had this issue. Parking lot is shared with tons of businesses in shopping area. But there is plentiful available parking, especially on a Saturday morning at 10am (store opening hours) when I went. But the parking spaces are small af. You will get door dings or give door dings from getting out vehicle. I noticed a lot of people taking up two spaces. I guess so they won't get or receive door dings. Lastly, I read some bad reviews about a store Latino male security guard who watches everyone like a hawk and will confront you if your purse is a backpack or a designer bag and demand that you leave it up front in a cart. Well, I didn't encounter him. There was a black male security guard working Today. I didn't have any issues out of him. There is also LPAs who follow folks around the store. I'm guessing that this store experiences a lot of shoplifting. Because LPAs (loss prevention agents) were deep in here and watching everyone like a hawk. The cashier was friendly. But there was only 1 cashier opened. So lines were long. Bottom-lime, I won't return. Next time I'm in area, I'll try out Dollar Tree, located in shopping center across the street

I mentioned to my hubby I needed to go to a budget friendly store. As this is the season we gather…read morespecific items for stocking stuffers and or gifts for a certain facility in dementia care. I attend a Dementia Support Group on the 2nd Thursday of each month in Whittier. This year I managed and was lucky to find scraps, mittens, throw blankets, socks for our seniors.. I was litterally shocked at the price and the quality the beanies and scrarfs were made of that I went and asked if they had more. We have lost a few bussiness and I feel I have found my new spot.

I've been shopping at this store since it became a 99 cent store almost a decade ago. Went to the…read moregrand opening and everything. I wash happy to see it here. I've been shopping at 99 cent stores since I was a kid. Sad to see that all stores are closing. My favorite aisles are "stationary." Since I love to write and "automotive," as I am a do it yourselfer. So I always have ink pens, pencils, erasers, markers, staples, papers, Krazy Glue, car wash cloths, etc in my cart. I've been shopping here since everything was actually 99 cent to most of the stuff being $1.99 "amazing new value." Came here by myself or with my mother, a female friend, etc. If I came here with someone, I came here with no intention on buying anything. But once I hit the stationary aisle, I had to get some nice ink pens, pencils, markers, folders, notebook paper, etc. Then once I got home, I was ready to start writing with my new stationary. This location always had most of the stuff I would normally get. Plus there was always convenient available parking lot parking. A lot of times, lines were long. Due to a few cashiers being opened. But most of the time it would take no more than 6 minutes to reach a cashier once I entered a line. A few days ago I found out that all 99 cent stores were closing. I finally made it down here, 4 days late. As most of everything is gone. What's left are a huge amount of trashed products and open packages/wrappers. It seems like shoplifters went through a lot of the stuff. Pretty sad to see this store come to this. Hopefully all the 99 cent employees will find replacement jobs soon.

First time here, got a phone charger for the car, grapes, and a salad for less than $6. Can't beat…read morethe prices and products. Always parking and the lines always go quickly. This lady behind me in line was so kind to me she was buying apples for her boys.

Didn't I rate this place how weird. I know I did. I thought this spot was closed. They only have…read morethese in the south. And south LA naturally. There's a lot of overlap between those two places surprisingly Ive found but I digress. Its like the dollar store selection but its not literally a dollar. They had what I needed for cheap enough though. Lots of stuff is out of stock naturally and yeah its in kind of a weird spot off Slauson but its the closest store of its kind.

So I came in the store this day extra happy this day needing to get clippers for my hair and face…read more. And this young lady got me to get an account with family dollars and it saved me 15 dollars the original price was 30 plus tax .I highly recommend this location because the people thats at this store is real nice and helpful . My favorite family dollar by far I come from east la just to go to this one . Thank you again

I walked into this Target like a prime Mike Tyson walking out for a title fight. It was my nephew's…read more2nd birthday. I had to come to compete. Tio is taking no prisoners. My gf and I walked straight to the toys section in the back ready to do irreparable damage to my Chase Sapphire Preferred Card. As we bent the corner to aisle 5A, nostalgia hit me like a 1990 Buster Douglas. The last time I was here I was probably 10 years old, begging my parents to buy me every nerf gun on the shelf. I locked back in, but soon became overwhelmed with the sheer volume of kids toys, and how much better they've gotten. I first spotted a X Shot Gatling Motor Soaker ($39.99), that is essentially a water cannon turret. It said ages 8+, but how could I not? My girlfriend had to talk me out of countless other 8+ items, but I might spin the block and buy them for myself. The advancement in nerf gun technology is fascinating. In total I spent $300 on toys and filled a life-sized stocking with toys for him, as my personal theme for his party was "Christmas in July." Best $300 I've ever spent. The Motor Soaker was a HUGE hit at his function, with everyone from the ages of 2 to 86 taking their turn with it. Some things in life truly transcend the changing tastes that come with aging. IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

Brb...going to Target!…read more Target Manhattan Beach is one of my fave spots for a quick Target run. They've got a convenient pick up location right at the side of the store that makes pick ups hassle free and stress free! I've always appreciated their quick turnaround service and how can I be in and out of this Target. This location has been one my go to Target locations and will continue to be :).

It is okay a mish mosh of stuff some are a bargain some are old 99c overpriced things. They have a…read morevariety of products some unique stuff never know until you get there

Hot mess of a store that has quite a few things that you may or may not need lol! Nope, can't bring…read morein bags of stuff from other places, nope, the basket won't go outside! Yep, definitely read the expiration date on their items cuz they have no problems selling you expired stuff! We're now in June and they was selling Coca Cola that expired in February lol! I usually come in for hair wraps, Korean body towels, charger cords, laundry bags and to see what random stuff they have. You can really come up on decorations and stuff for the Holidays. It's definitely too untidy in there to be a five star place!

I was pleasantly surprised after checking out this Marshalls which shares the same parking lot as…read moreAmazon Fresh. The store is very organized and they do have a nice selection of women's clothes. I was actually there to look for some dodgers attire...the regular priced dodgers items are so expensive, i decided to see what Marshalls had to offer - I was looking for gifts for my male cousins - they had great LA caps and hoodies (47 brand). I think the caps were $15 and hoodie was $25...wow! The dressing rooms was immaculate. Their beauty supply section was Huge but their shoe selection was tiny. As I was leaving, the manager or whoever was standing at the register close to the front door yelled out good bye and have a nice day. I don't remember other locations having such friendly staff. I do recommend this location if you are in the area.

Great Marshall's a bit hidden away in Ladera Heights. Well managed, clean, and always full of great…read morefinds! Easy parking in the huge parking lot that it shares with the other stores. A bit busy especially on weekends - but what Marshall's isn't? The employees are friendly and efficient.