This used to be the 99 cents store. Now it's the Dollar Tree. Dollar Tree has a great selection of…read morelow cost goods for us consumers. Over the years, because of inflation and the rising cost of living, they had to raise prices. When the politicians fail to deliver their promises to lowering the cost of living, it gets passed down to the businesses and then the people. Some complain that the Dollar Tree isn't the Dollar Tree because they don't sell things at one dollar. I agree. It's one dollar and twenty-five cents or more. This isn't an isolated problem taking place in California. It's happening everywhere, blue and red. Many low budget stores are forced to raise prices when the cost of living goes up. This is why, you as the voter, if you vote, must hold the politicians accountable. Not say, I don't want to see the other party take in charge or it must be a conspiracy. When you let the politicians do whatever that want, and shout comments like it's fake, or fake news, it's you who pays the price. Not them because they're wealthy class people who make tons of money and can afford anything they want while the working class, middle and poor, pay the price and complain why life isn't fair. Calling it a scam, well, show me a place in Simi Valley, that sells a large selection of consumer goods for a dollar or less? Because right now, I can't find any. The store is clean, the shelves are stocked, and organized. You can find lots of items easily. If you're lucky, sometimes they get stuff from places like Target and Walmart, and sell them for a low cost. Now as far as customer service is concerned, you'll be lucky if there are more than one cashier. Just like the 99 cents before, the dollar tree has one to two cashiers through out the day. This location has always had problems hiring people. As always, when people get hired, they make excuses to why they can't work certain days, weekends and holidays. The burden is put on the store and us consumers have to stand in long lines, just to get out. In the end, the dollar tree in this location is a great place to shop. Grant you, they don't sell things at a dollar as it can go from one dollar and twenty five cents up to five dollars or more. But that's the cost of living today. Stop with the nonsense that you want things to change. Change only happens when you're forced to vote out the people that you generally support. Hold them accountable! Stop defending them because they represent you're beliefs. If you want the cost of living to go down, and it can, by voting out the politicians. Blaming businesses isn't the solution as they take a big hit as well and when people stop shopping, they go out of business. But as long as places like the Dollar Tree exist, there are people who need the goods for a low cost in order to survive.

Typical Dollar Tree, lots of inexpensive stuff. Store is clean and tidy for a bargain store. Took…read moreour 6 year old for a little inexpensive play stuff. Plenty to pick from. What set this store apart was the courteous service to every customer by the checker in our lane. The lines were 10 to 15 deep and a call for a 2nd checker hadnt brought one yet. This didn't faze Amber. She just smiled and greeted every customer and handled the long line with courtesy and efficiency. This bumped an average store rating to 5 star for great service.

I got great service here today. I bought an item in the zipper wasn't working properly on it and…read moreone of the cashiers assisted me and making it right. I will continue to shop here for a little things that I need.

Wish there was a way to leave zero stars. I had a disappointing experience at Five Below today. I…read morecame in looking for an item that the website showed as in stock and available for pickup at this location. When I asked for assistance, I was immediately told the item wasn't available without anyone checking the inventory system. After showing the employee and manager that the item was listed as in stock online, the manager claimed there was no way to look it up, only for another employee to confirm that it could in fact be searched in their system. Instead of helping, the manager seemed unwilling to assist and passed the task off to someone else. A little customer service and willingness to help would have gone a long way. The issue wasn't whether the item was ultimately available--it was the lack of effort, inconsistent information, and poor customer service throughout the interaction.

Too expensive. Not reasonable price. Asian owned. The guy who was working didn't even greet us in…read more The stuff in there want thrown everywhere and not organized. Presentation is key!!

I went in today and was greeted by the owner and his wife. I was able to find amazing deals on…read morebrand name clothes and home appliances. I would recommended visiting here first before going elsewhere and paying full price! Definitely going back!

Not only are the prices better than anywhere else, the staff is the best in the county. Micheal, in…read morethe meat department, has been nothing but a truly great human being when it comes to customer service and helpfulness. He strives to make the customer not only feel taken care of but also feel like family. Hector is another stand out. He has gone over and above to help me with finding products, opening a lane for my big orders, and has a general real humanity about him that traditionally gets lost in this modern day robotic personality age. I will continue to do my business here! Thank you Michael and hector for being great people!!!

This place is lit!…read more And customers service is alive and well here! Im going to keep coming back

Such unique items! Love this place! Love the girls up front!! Perfect place for finding gifts and…read moredecor.

Yes, please! Would love more time to browse this charming collective of vintage dealer spaces…read more After initially discovering this wonderful treasure of a boutique several months ago, we have returned multiple times. Dear Hubby has been super happy to learn of Mike's Clocks, especially. DH retired as a jeweler and watch enthusiast/dealer, and the love runs deep still. I was cleaning and found a unique acrylic-surround clock from the late 50s or early 60s that he'd forgotten about. He took it to Mike for cleaning and evaluation. In a couple days Mike called and said that cleaning and lubricating was all it needed. He gave tips for how to keep the movement safe (use it on a surge protector, as a power spike would likely fry the works). I fell into the rabbit hole of one of their crafty vendors who makes letter signs out of found metal objects. Creating a "J" out of a claw hook, topped with a bottle opener, fastened to a distressed piece of wooden board is an example of the craftiness. All of the pieces utilize things that might have been discarded as old, beat-up, possibly no longer useful. Their rag-tag appearance, when repurposed into new display pieces celebrates American manufacturing, back in its heyday. The hardware also reminds me of all the "pieces - parts" my grandfather used to collect in his garage. Nostalgia for days! We now own four of these small remnants of the past, but that may not be the end of it. The shop owners encourage diving into collecting the letters, by having displays spelling out "SPRING", "CELEBRATE", etc. Possibilities are endless! The various vendors do a wonderful job of freshening their spaces, keeping current with seasonal changes. Some of the accent furniture is repurposed, having undergone a milk paint treatment. Great prices, friendly staff. Keep a sharp eye out for treasures, lest another shopper snag one before you do!

I just walked out of store. This was my first time there and I honestly had a really good…read moreexperience. They have a great variety of items at a good prices. I found Christmas items at very good prices for my friends and family. The person working there provides great customer service is friendly and helps if you have any questions you can tell. It's a very busy place, but they still do their best to take care of the customers I will definitely come back.

I am a little disappointed by them selling expired food. We bought 5 pop tarts and some sodas and…read morethey were expired. If you go here don't buy food buy other items that are not. You guys need to check your stock before selling expired things. I came last week like 15 minutes prior to close time.

Very interesting store, they have a lot of small Knick knacks items that you don't find in an…read morenormal store, stuff you didn't even know you need The store is kept organized, the personnel are friendly and welcoming

What a cool store! It's a great FAMILY OWNED GENERAL STORE great for stocking stuffers and…read morelow-cost gifts. SUPPORT SMALL LOCAL FAMILY BUSINESS! Great place for budget shoppers and for everyone trying to get through these expensive times of "hyperinflation". And it's fun to look through their inventory for inexpensive treasures and "lucky finds". It's like a treasure hunt, but you never know what you'll find until you find it. You can kill time here just browsing but don't be surprised if you find things to buy. Mr. Stuff is truly miscellaneous--I saw all sorts of random items. Refer to the two photos I took of the inside of the store as soon as you walk in. I purchased 3 shooting target posters for $2.50. Lol! And I'm definitely going back for more targets and stocking up on gifts for the holidays. Thanks Mr. Stuff!

OMG this place is a God send! Dropped off 12 old cushions and they quickly created patterns and…read morebrand new cushions with new Sunbrella material! Pricy sure...but quality is A1 !

Amazing work, top notch quality!! Had an old patio set…read morethat we refurbished and needed the finishing touches. Boy, they really provided that. Set looks like it came from the showroom, Thank you Anna and David..