SUMMARY: Very small store but curated selection, so no need to peruse racks and racks of clothes…read more I'd cone again, but just a disclaimer, I love thrift stores and vintage stores, so there's that. VALUE: Pricing is fair, not greedy. SERVICE: Lovely. Friendly and conversant owner. PARKING: Tons and free

I LOVE this fashion secret and the owner! I've purchased some super affordable, quality, and fun…read morepieces for my wardrobe. I bought this (pictured) great Kwanzaa kinara candle holder there, for a fraction of what they normally cost. My son saw it as we were checking out - SCORE! I've also taken others there to find things for themselves and they've loved it as well. I need to go back soon - maybe today!

If you like saving money and skipping the busy and long lines at the big store this the best place…read moreto shop. They have home, beauty, food, toys, clothes , baby and a little bit of everything. They always have deals and owner is really nice. Located in Natomas make sure to check them out!

DO NOT SUPPORT THIS PLACE!…read more All items purchased here for resale are previously bought from coupons only! Over charging on old products. **make sure the items you buy isn't expired. A lot of expired products at the warehouse! Believe me I shopped here before and was very DISAPPOINTED because I got ripped off!

This location is using a different business model. You need to use the Falling Prices App and…read morepurchase (?) an entry pass for the day. I walked a mile to get here and even the hours posted on the door are wrong. They open at noon. The staff ai spoke to on the loading dock are all pleasant.

I've always heard about this store but never been able to go because of the hours are limited for a…read moreMonday through Friday work week. I work 9-6 so it'd be impossible for me to come but I had a doctor's appointment and made a detour afterwards. I was not disappointed. I came on Wednesday, or $4 day around noon. It was busy but not overwhelming. I am a bargain hunter so digging is not an issue for me although I started with The items on the shelf first. They had tons of snack bag potato chips and hot tamale candies. I thought what a steal for $4 and was surprised there were so many left but then discovered they are expiring within the next month but still a good deal if you're going to be eating them soon. We left with 4 items and that was in the short 30 mins I had to look. There are multiples of many items with random onesies of others. You can see the Amazon labels that have a description so that is helpful but some boxes do not and they ask you not to open them. If you are debating on something, do not put it down. I did this and a lady swooped in and grabbed it. Maybe because I went on day two, it was a relatively clean place. Its not like the Goodwill Outlet where craps is broken, dirty, and stinky. I didn't feel the need to go take a shower afterwards. If you understand what you are getting and not getting, You will have a better experience. You will not be getting customer service. You will have to dig and rummage. You may encounter rude people. You may find something, you may not. For me, it was worth the effort and I am anxious to go back. As a matter of fact, I am going to leave work early today and use a few vacation hours to see what $2 is like!

I seen this store not sure where. I was around the area and decided to check it out . I was under…read morethe impression after seeing videos of this store online that things would be affordable . The name it self says that's cheap . I was expecting to see a whole bunch of things on sale. Walking in I was pretty shocked that there wasn't a lot of inventory of things. The store looks pretty empty. The things that I did look at were not even that cheap. There was some things in the back that looks pretty cool . I did ask the cashier if we were allowed to go back there or what were those items about? He said the items are for online auctions only. I was not impressed with the store. I don't think I will go back. It doesn't seem like there's much inventory in the store and prices are not as cheap .

There are two separate stores located inside this building. That's cheap and BIDRL. This review is…read morefor that's cheap. I've been to a few of the that's cheap stores in the area. For food related items stuff is really at good prices. just be mindful that about half of the items have past their "good by date" so be sure to check that out. If you like soda. You can get soda for reallly good prices here. There are other items such as chips, candy, and other items of similar nature for good prices. The employees here are pretty nice. Shoutout to the Julio. He's always very helpful. As I previously said inside this store there is another section called BIDRL that is an online auction.

Great outlet shopping store, you never know what you will come upon when visiting…read more Most of the items are from Costco at a lesser price. They have clothing, furniture, housewares, food, mattresses, bedding, outdoor patio stuff, toiletries, toys, shoes, etc.... Go check them out, you will be pleasantly surprised what you may find. I only wish they didn't close their Concord location that was closest to me. I will be back when I'm nearby.

Adj: Bargain Hunters' Shopping Paradise…read more To me, Shop Heroic Wholesale Outlet is like what Big Lots used to be when it existed, except it's not exactly the same. When I shopped at Shop Heroic for the first time, it was at the Wilbur location in South Sac years ago and it was a very interesting experience because I was told Shop Heroic basically sells Costco returns and overstocks so I was focusing on finding deals in items I've seen at Costco before. While most of the items back then were from Costco returns (and maybe some factory seconds), I don't think it's the case anymore now. Visiting this Natomas store, I did notice right away that there are lots of small appliances, kitchenware, pets items, and some toys and sporting goods that were from Costco, either returns or rejects or something. They had item numbers from Costco and I recognize them from Costco maybe from several months to even a year ago. However, the clothing and shoes section had items from Target, Walmart, and other retail stores, more so than from Costco from what I can tell, so I believe Shop Heroic is now more varied in the sources they get merchandise from. Towards the back of the store there's a whole different section dedicated to furniture such as couches mostly and some tables and chairs and bigger household appliances like refrigerators, washers, and dryers. Most of the appliances have minor cosmetic flaws that should not affect their function, I believe this is called scratch and dents appliances, and they were priced much better than at a regular store and they were perfect. Overall, Shop Heroic remains a good wholesale outlet to find bargains on items that maybe you missed out on at Costco when they still had them, which would be a hit or miss thing trying to find them here, but worth a visit, OR to just come to find deals on anything you might happen upon whether you actually need it or not. It was mostly nice and neat, with some sections that were a little messy. One point off for some sneakers that I thought were way overpriced, but the clothes (limited sizes for some items) were very much discounted. Staff were busy stocking, rearranging items, or helping customers, but they were friendly and greeted customers coming in.

This store was absolutely filthy and the customer service was just as bad. If employees don't want…read moreto socialize or even show basic courtesy, maybe they should step back and focus on stocking shelves instead of being rude to customers. Customer service here is definitely lacking--guess the area says it all. And if you're going to talk about customers, at least make sure they've fully left the store before running your mouth. Completely unprofessional seems like the manager older rude lady with glasses needs to go to the back.

Sometimes they miss some products but the employees are always kind and welcoming. It's a nice…read moredollar store.

Hot summer day, on the lookout for refreshing meal items. South Sac Gro O runs plenty of ads to get…read morefolks over here. This store has a clean entryway, no hobos hanging about, no crazy madness vibe. A civilized, pleasant, normal grocery shopping experience. Pardon my TLDR section of this review. It's just that my usual haunts are in the 'inner city' of East Sacramento, as another person referred to it one time long ago. Love this Gro O. This time, I came to check out Popsicles or ice cream. My freezer is bare and there are still 90° days in the forecast. I didn't find Popsicles I wanted. I did spy a couple other items. Vowing now to return and get a plant. Nice folks here, businesslike, with a touch of kindness.

Update that they've done an update recently and the whole store looks much better. The aisle is…read morewider for the NOSH section and it's now on the left side of the store as you enter and more logically located near the produce which is still in the same spot then meat. The freezer aisles haven't changed, but all the dried and pantry foods have been rearranged to better locations and things seem easier to find now. It's great, and the store looks bigger somehow. I noticed quite a lot of spring gardening tools are out and they're solid built. Might need to grab me a rake next time. There's still plenty of veggie starts for those who haven't planted or want to try to grow some veggies this spring/summer. I found the snack I was looking for, but only 1 bag of it and man that's not good, it means they're getting wiped out all the time for this item. There was plenty of ice cream as usual, including Little Debbie brand which is a new thing. Those were only $1-2 I forget exactly but we passed bc they don't seem healthy or real but hey maybe for a treat next time. I added pics so you can know what to look for. There were some better brands but my freezer is full right now so we didn't have room for more pints of ice cream. Next time!

This location has a great variety! I always leave with a bag full of goodies. They have smencils…read more(smelly pencils), storage containers, snacks, journals, etc. I haven't seen those journals at a Daiso in years! Most items are $2.25 unless otherwise marked in yen. They have 2 self check outs and one regular check out (with a cashier). They're located across the street from the mall, right next to five below and hobby lobby.

It's Daiso, you'll fall for everything your eyes lands on and ring up more than you budgeted at the…read morecheckout, but that's okay. Everything is only $1.50 or more! They stock everything you need or want from pet toys to oshikatsu to ramen! Yes they have a wall of vegan and vegetarian options! The staff is quick and courteous. Definitely a must go!

I like stopping by here when I'm in the area. Lots things to see and like a treasure hunt. Don't…read morelike that lots of things are in boxes and it's very difficult to know what is inside. Perhaps if the store wants to sell them they should add a qr code or photo to the item. Otherwise who will buy it. Found a swimming suit, pickleball rackets. clothing for my grandson, and various household goods. Got some good deals. Kind of a mess in there but I could see the workers trying to organize the chaos. Friendly people.

Unfortunately, with the experience I had, I can not recommend this store. When you first walk in,…read moreit's cluttered at the entrance with items for sale. Then you get past the security door, and there are small aisles with lots of clutter. Almost has the GoodWill outlet feel. Too much junk with insanely high prices. A lot of the items I price checked with the Walmart and Amazon app and was shocked at how high the prices were at this location. The heat and there being no cool air inside made it a horrible experience, so I left the store without buying anything. I've heard this place is good for cheaper furniture. So, if you're looking for that, then this may be the place for you. However, if you're looking for deals on other items, maybe shop somewhere else.

When in the area, we try to stop here to see what they have for sale. This Shop Heroic Wholesale…read moreOutlet location is one of the larger ones in the area and offers a wider variety of goods. This time, I headed straight to the home goods section while my wife went to the clothing section, as we always do. Almost immediately, I found a set of large work gloves I needed at a significantly reduced price. I also came across a set of cast-iron cookware and a few cast-iron frying pans at prices that caught my attention. However, after considering them for a minute or two, I decided not to purchase them because of their heavy weight and the challenges that poses when it comes to washing. My wife found a couple of tops she liked, and we headed for the cashier. For some reason, only one of the two registers was open, and because it was closing time, everyone was lined up to pay, which took a while. Other than that, it was a productive visit.

There are good deals to be found…read more But be careful. Some of these prices are not the best. I noticed somethings at the same price or more than what you could buy them from a new retailer. With a return policy. Some are great. But not necessarily brand new. They could be returns or floor models. Thomasville Tisdale Sectional $1099. $1899 is the price for the same item at Costco. But I have found a few things that I thought were pretty good deals. Suncast 8x7 Cabana shed. Retail is $1999. You can get it here for $1099 Just be careful of what you buy.