Amazingly reasonable prices for helium balloon inflation. The owner Michael is super kind and…read morepersonable, he even helped me walk my large balloon order to my car.

CASH ONLY! There is an ATM inside…read more Discount stores are the new 99 cents store. This one especially, has good quality items and snacks for just a dollar. The prices vary but start at a dollar. This place is big with 10 aisles or so. The shelves are packed neatly and organized. They even sell basmati rice, something I haven't seen. They sell plants, balloons, instant noodles, toilet paper, face masks, etc. The owners are really friends and will spark up a conversation the minute you enter. There is plenty of parking and is next to a couple of eateries. Shop local, support small businesses!

My cashier Michelle was so rude, I am litterally in my car in the parking lot making this post. she…read moreact like I was bother her being there rolling her eyes as she checked me out. Then I had to ask for a bag, she didn't offer one. When was leaving, I said thank you and she just looked at me. I will not even come to this dollar store again, they don't even have refrigerator food.

Popped in here (unknowingly) 2 mins before closing and while that alone would have most retail…read moreworkers shooting glares and passive aggressively asking if you need help finding anything, Josh was nothing but warm and welcoming and even offered to let me stay an extra 5 mins past closing. Like what???? I don't normally shop at the dollar tree but 'll definitely be coming back to check out this location. I believe this is what they call a "lasting impression" in the world of retail work lol thanks Josh!

We walked in and the store was clean and they had fans to circumvent the heat. They had a wide…read morevariety of items. We were waiting in line, and Sydney came to the rescue and opened the self checkouts, so the line could move efficiently and effectively. I would definitely return again.

Looks neglected, no interaction from staff wandering the store, selection was ok, large sections…read morefor clothes, snacks and phone accessories. Might be good if you are looking for something they have, not as good a selection or prices as 99 cent store.

1989-1990 was my first time here and it was nothing more than a convenience store... now the BX is…read morereally nice looking! Good job Air Force I give y'all 5s but y'all do need more people working the registers!

The alcohol department could be bigger and more competitively priced. They should have a bigger…read moreoutdoor section w/ pool supplies and an automotive section. Skip kitchen or sunglasses or children's to make room for them.

Came back to this Daiso after a long hiatus. They've completely fixed their electrical issues & the…read morestore was really well stocked. They added a 2nd self-checkout station & this time I didn't have any issues checking out my items. Was also chuffed that there was a guy working the floor that I could ask for help. (Previously I could never find an employee on the floor). Will def be back to this location again soon :).

Inflation and tariffs have hit Daiso. Base price is now $2.25 and up!!!…read more Still a lot of offering and inventory but prices have gone up. Ok, bye.

This place is great for anyone- I am a teacher always in need of school toys and supplies, they do…read moreNOT disappoint- you may have to look around but they are awesome aaaaaand Reasonable price wise.

Great service ,Also found a lot of good deals like shoes home supplies you never know what you'll…read morefind I recommend this place good discounts deals

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 went to Uptown Cheapskate to sell some clothes. They took about 10 pieces and I got around $50…read moredecent, I suppose. I also bought some tan I AM GIA cargo pants that were super cute, and a pair of acid‑wash grayish‑black utility pants that I thought were really cool. Selling with them is super quick and easy. I've sold there about three times now. The store is organized, easy to navigate, and the prices are decent. They never have a lot of shoes in my size though; I'm an 8/8.5 in women's, and that section is always sparse. They always have tons of 9s, 10s, 5s, and 6s... The staff is always stylish and friendly. Definitely my go to when I want to switch out wardrobe pieces since they let you trade for store credit or take cash. This time I took cash, but usually I choose store credit because you get a little more.

This place is a joke, and they let the employees have all their butt cheeks out while working the…read morefront buying counter. It's messy and disorganized and they damage the items and jewelry when you're selling, they give back your items unfolded and shoved with no care, the way they buy is a joke, im happy to not ever come back. Also, i asked how the system works as far as how they buy and the process and the owner laughed at me as if that was a dumb question. She was an older white lady with frizzy long hair. If that's funny to you then I'll take my inventory that they make money off of elsewhere.