We've been attending this sale for the last 7 years. It's huge!…read moreI'm not sure what's better, the deals when you're buying or the fact you can sell your gently used items as well. You can find like new strollers, high chairs, car seats, furniture, etc. Not to mention toys, books, clothing, maternity clothes,etc. The sale is twice a year, usually in March and October. Prices are really reasonable - NOT TO BE MISSED!!

I had high hopes and waited a long time for this annual event just to be disappointed once I…read moreentered. Having a 3 week newborn it was hard not having a stroller since they do not permit it but when I went around 11am there were only a few people shopping. Also they were located in building C which is a great walk from the parking area on Pleasanton Ave since you could not park closer nor where the NorCal Night Market was at. Carrying a newborn, diaper bag and two small kids in tow did a work out on me.(good thing) After paying admission, i walked to the newborn boy section which didnt have much nor the 3-6 month section. I proceeded to the girl section and noticed the clothes were faded and missing bottoms to pjs set. Still asking for $4.00. You might as well try your luck at Savers thrift or Eco-Thrift for better selection/pricing. Theres also a security guard there to check and verify your purchase. Now mind you, I didnt see high end name brand items (bug a boo,hanna andersson etc) that a security would need to be present but perhaps in previous events they had issues. I consider myself a frugal shopper and look for the best deals since babies and kids outgrow and wear clothes but also Im looking for gently used clothing for them.

I don't leave reviews but I also never got discriminated before this so it's worth sharing my…read moreexperience. I was with my mom (who also has a review on here) and we encountered an old white worker who is blatantly racist. He used weaponized incompetence to get out of any work that involved helping anyone who wasn't white, saying "I don't do that," "whoever helped you first has to do that." The only other worker there was an old Indian lady who we've encountered in past visits just fine. She already had a line which we were last to join before she ran off to help an Asian lady who just bought balloons. This Asian customer had approached him first to ask for the balloons to be filled but he was apparently too busy just standing by the carts, scrolling on his phone. My mom and I debated leaving because while the Indian lady was helping the customer, he made no effort to acknowledge or step in to help us. It wasn't until a couple, the girl being white, also joined the line so the white man finally came to his register and instead of saying he could help us directly, just said "I can help who's next" which the couple of course rushed over. At that point, our patience was basically gone but we still picked up all our stuff and put it on his belt. After helping the couple, he just walked away?? My mom was over all of this and asked him if he was just leaving while we obviously needed help to which he again excuses that he's busy pretending to move stuff on a random shelf. While I have it, not everyone needs retail experience to know checking customers out should be main priority especially with us being put on hold for the longest now. We left with no purchase or interest to return with this racist working there and I doubt anything will be done. Feel sorry for the Indian lady that has to tolerate that deadweight, good luck ma'am !

If you're expecting a new experience, this is probably not the right place to shop. It's very…read moresimilar to the other dollar stores in the area. This one seems to have a longer weight than other stores. If you're looking for something cheap, this is the right place to go. After you shop here, you can walk down to Grocery Outlet for a different experience.

Daiso is the discounted store for daily living with Japanese designs …read more Not everything is made by Japan but you can find a lot of great ones are made in Japan . We like to come here for their cute designs ( either something useful like cookware or just for fun , like cute erasers and stickers ) . Now is close to Easter , I have attached photos of their miniature chicks and bunnies . The basic price per item used to be $1 . Now is $2.25 . Happy Shopping !

Daiso has a number of great storage bins, and lots of great small to medium sized organization…read moreitems. Highly recommend checking them out. I was able to reclaim a lot of closet space once I started using their front loading bins. They cost about $10 each but are very handy to expand storage space. Daiso is in the same shopping center as Savers thrift shop. While doing spring cleaning/ decluttering, I'd stop by savers with a car load of decluttering items to donate. Then pick up a bunch of storage bins at Daiso. Great combo! Service at Daiso is good as well, all the staff I worked with were very helpful and kind.

Love love love Lilliana's and I don't even have a girl. LOL Karla makes the most beautiful bows…read moreI've seen. She's very well known in the area and can be found at your local farmers market and some boutiques. I hope some day I have a little girl so I can put Karla's bows in her hair.

Those that have little girls in their lives must know about Lilliana's! Karla makes the most…read morebeautiful hairbows and hair accessories for girls and they are very reasonable. Karla was able to make me an awesome custom hair clip to go with my daughter's holiday dress. She went above and beyond since she made me at least 6 different styles to choose from! You can shop online or catch Karla at different community events or even get some of her items in local boutiques. Check out her website for all the info.

This Savers has great selection! I found one thing I really liked in each section. There was a pack…read moreof brand new art canvases, a digi cam, musical instruments, and classic gaming consoles. Haven for serial hobbyists. I found a t-shirt with a chicken tender collage on it. The prices were just a few dollars or so more expensive than other Savers, but the items were definitely of higher quality and much more gently used. The service was great as well, with the workers being informative whenever I wanted to see items behind the counter.

I've been to this location once. There's plenty of parking…read moreand a long line of cars down a lane lined up to donate items. This store is HUGE. There's so much to look through. Everything is organized in sections and labeled. Again, a lot of variety. The book section is grand and I like how they're also organized by topics. Only thing that was a deterrent with this store was the pricing. Sure, you can look for the 50% color tag on some items to get a discount and possibly find a hidden gem of a deal, BUT Ross and Marshalls are literally across the street and they have all this new stuff for the same or even cheaper price (at least what I saw clothing wise). I personally wouldn't go out of my way to this location. I would think with so many items being donated, you'd find a fair price to keep items circulating and truly being a thrift price. Would I go back? Sure. It's just wasn't my exciting go to thrift spot. Check it out for yourself!

American Harvest is located in downtown Pleasanton and has an array of seasonal and holiday decor,…read moretrinkets, and more. They have a variety of Disney pins that are for sell on a regular basis, as well as Pleasanton tea towels, notebooks, postcards, and a canvas clutch. Today, 12/30/2024 was the last day for their 40% off sale and they're closed this week to reset for the New Year. I can always find a seasonal item to gift to a friend and their postcards that say, "Hugs from Pleasanton" are adorable and I've sent many to my family and friends. Come check out this gem of a store in Downtown Pleasanton.

I noticed that the staff was much friendlier to white customers than to Asian customers…read more It made me feel uncomfortable and discriminated against.