We love this Grocery Outlet! Located in Prunedale, this store has most everything we need on a…read moreweekly basis and have found it much cheaper to do our basic grocery shopping here. The store is well maintained, workers are friendly, helpful and they have a great selection of discounted products. I've found a lot of variation in how different Grocery Outlets are run and we feel fortunate the owner does a great job here.

I have not been to Grocery Outlet. This review is for Walmart. They have a great selection at a…read moregood price. The store is well laid out making it easy for me to get what I want. The staff is helpful and friendly. Only Costco is equal and they lack the small size of items that are better for me.

So so much to see and look at. My senior mom heard about it from a neighbor. So we went to check…read moreit out. Special parking was available in front of the store. Thanks. There was so much to look at. With 3 weeks to Christmas my mom and I will return after Jan 1 to really look at it all. But it was a wonderful first impression not was nice to get out if Santa Cruz county to shop for a change.

Wow what a great Home Goods in Sand City on Playa Ave. The store was amazing just had to look…read morearound but I found several things I needed for my house that just got new flooring throughout. The service was good the staff pointed me in the right direction. Got great values on everything. I could have stayed in there for hrs. don't have one where I live. Thank you!!

The workers are really efficient and nice. And I never get tired of shopping here, I go here like…read moreevery weekend, and there's amazing varieties of things to buy and I always find what I'm looking for ! And amazing prices

Yeah! No. I'm thinking years ago this Marshall's was great,…read moreclean, full and solid customer service. Not so much the last few times I've been here. There's a noticeable change. So unorganized, a bit empty or way over stocked of one item. The floors are filthy and the bathrooms are closed or not working. Is it a change in management or just in who they're hiring? Are they settling for this is who we are and not getting back to where we came from. I'm shopping and spending my money where my shoes don't stick to the floor. Last words...yikes. No.

The store was very clean, everything was easy to find, and the staff were incredible . They went…read moreabove and beyond, especially with helping me with recommendations with certain items since I was planning a party. There is a variety of snacks, and items to choose from, and all very affordable, definitely will come again. One of the staff, I believe was the assistant manager was very sweet and help me through my entire visit. 10/10 would recommend for anyone else.

I went into this Daiso Japan store yesterday for the first time and enjoyed checking it out…read more However, I recall that it was not too long ago when most items were priced at $1.75. Now the prices have risen to $2.25. Still a good deal but gee, I thought the brand just raised the prices to $1.75 not too long ago. I recall when I first discovered these stores in the Bay area and prices were $1.25 (and that was for everything!). Things sure have changed. This store is like the typical Daiso Japan. It has a unique collection of Japanese novelties including hair accessories, socks, kitchen ware, electronics, stationary, drinks, candy and more. Disney and Sanrio collaborate to make specific merchandise for these stores. The merchandise I generally find is of amazing quality- I have socks I bought at the stores years ago that still look like new. I have laundry net bags from Daiso that have never worn out. I would say, their items are a slightly better quality than Dollar Tree. However, with Dollar Tree merchandise at mostly $1.25/$1.50, I would prefer Dollar Tree now except for the occasional time that I was something unique and is authentically Japanese for a low price then Daiso would be it. I just do not like this inflation aspect especially with the sudden price rises. I think it would be better if anything to do it more gradual. But then perhaps it is those unjustified US tariffs that affect prices more than anything. Sure prices are still good for $2.25 at Daiso, but when will the prices rise again? How high are they planning to go on pricing till customers stop shopping at these stores? What draws people to Daiso Japan stores is the large selection of various merchadise, that fact that you can buy items that came directly from Japan. I will continue to shop at these stores and am thrilled that there is one in Salinas now. However, as prices rise, I am more discerning about what I will buy. Before, I did a lot of impulse buying when I would shop at these stores but not anymore. I do have my favorite items to shop for - hair accessories (just as good as the Scunci brand items sold at CVS and Walmart but for more than half their prices) and socks. They do have a huge selection too. But then, Dollar Tree has similar merchandise for less. Also, there is one major advantage that Dollar Tree has over Daiso Japan stores now besides prices, Dollar Tree (at least all the ones I have been to) do not have self checkout. I hate self checkout. I prefer to actually have a clerk ring up my merchandise. Self checkout always feels cold and unfriendly. Even then, it can be difficult to match the barcodes with the scanners. But I am a social person by nature and like going to a store where the clerks ring up my merchandise while asking how my day is going or did I find everything I wanted. I do not expect to be chatting with clerks but some communication is nice. It makes me more inclined to want to come back to the store again to shop. Every Daiso Japan store I have been to within the last year including this one is self checkout. However, that is a recent change. They used to have actual clerks at the counters. Perhaps it is a way companies save money as they do not have to hire as many employees anymore with self checkout.

The best selection of cell phones and cell phone paraphernalia on the Pennisula. Super…read moreknowledgeable about all things cell. The store has practically anything your whimiscal desire may be at that moment, as long as that whimsical desire is not for the priciest thing on the planet.

I addition to having tons of stuff that the Dollar Tree stores do not carry, the Azteca's Dollar…read moreStore, AKA Grand Dollar Store at 272 Reservation Road in Marina, has the most honest people that you'll ever meet. I love the hard-working family who runs this store. Yesterday, my husband left a wallet full of cash at this store (approximately $900). The owner tried to give it back, but my husband had already left the parking lot. This morning, the store's owner returned the wallet and wouldn't even take any reward money that was offered to him. It's nice to know people like this still exist. I will be a customer for life.

As a long time shopper of Grocery Outlet I was ecstatic when they opened one up in Soledad…read more previously the nearest was a 45 min commute to Salinas. For those unfamiliar it's a store that may or may not have what you are looking for but if they do (bread, produce and alcohol aside) the prices are often far more reasonable than the grocery store. My approach when it's grocery time is to first stop at Grocery Outlet, get the items or brands you need that are available and address the delta at a nearby more costly grocery store where you get the remaining items. That combination ensures you are saving more each month as a result. For those things they do carry, the prices are often much less. And on occasion priced too good to be true, when that happens look carefully at the expiry. Even in those moments I am content buying a container of orange juice for half the price even if I know it will expire in two days. More often than not it will not last longer than that anyway. They often have some off the wall brands of things like ice cream but admittedly It was what introduced me to Brave Robot Blue berry pie ice cream and Ample Hills Gooey Butter Cake ice cream. Both absolute knocks out of the park and doubly so with them being $2.50 a container. You may have to scrutinize the price and product but after a while it's second nature and you will be hard pressed to save as much. I imagine this is exponentially better if you have a large family. Lastly, this location specifically, the owners recognize law enforcement and military personnel and will issue you a hard card that can be used for a $3.00 discount on a $35 bill every shopping visit. They also offer periodic receipt coupons for $5.00 on a specific amount. If you plan to shop there anyway it's just an added savings bonus. This may not be for everyone but I for one appreciate it and absolutely love having one 15 mins away. Thank you Grocery Outlet.

The store itself is spacious and clean! However the wine is…read morein disarray! I drove from Gonzales to go there instead of Salinas and I was dismayed at the wine section. I wanted a Pinot Noir and instead of it being grouped together it was all over the place! Some bottles mixed with Cabernet, Malbec and more. Out of the five stores in our area Seaside is most organized and the volume of sales speaks volumes. Marina comes in close then Salinas, haven't been in Prunedale for a while. Being in a region where we have many wineries they should be better!

DO NOT BUY THE MYSTERY BOX!! This is a scam. My friend and I bought a mystery box each and it…read morecomes with the same things. They fill them with around 16 supplement bottles which is why the boxes feel heavy. The rest of the stuff in it is random small things. Very slim chance you will actually get something good in these boxes. They gotta make their money somehow. Your best bet is to just shop around and get stuff you can pick out yourself other than that do not waste your money on the mystery box. The social media posts they make are from their own employees which shows people getting good stuff from them. It's not true.

Amazing finds! Great deals and great customer service. Come Saturday's, everyday it goes down in…read moreprices until they get new shipments on Saturday's. Clothes, toys, shoes, etc.

This Target location is really lacking in customer service. It's mostly a bunch of kids working…read morethere and not very personable. I've only encountered 2 well-mannered employees and that's during drive-up orders-- a young man named Diego being one of them. The store itself isn't well organized. It honestly feels like all the Salinas people come here and just terrorize the place. There definitely needs to be more employees on the floor throughout the day to keep things organized. Another thing that doesn't make sense is the dressing rooms not being open until later in the morning; it's really inconvenient if you're an early shopper. I've noticed the same issue at the Sand City location too.

The Marina Target is easily one of the nicest in the area, delivering consistently pleasant…read moreshopping experiences! The store is clean and well-stocked with a broad range of products, sizes, and options, though I recently noticed a lack of "clean ingredient" almond milk brands like Almond Malk and Koala. The staff has been outstanding lately! Friendly, approachable, and always ready to assist with genuine greetings. While the clothing sections were sometimes messy in the past, they've been far more organized recently. I've found some items here that are less expensive than at other stores, especially during sales, making it a great value. Compared to the Capitola or Watsonville locations, Marina's Target is a standout--visit those, and you'll likely return here with zero complaints! The women's bathroom could use a makeover, but overall, this store is a gem and I'm so glad it'll be my "go-to" as a CSUMB student.