Unless you want the most high-end designer brands, there's no reason to go to Livermore Outlets. In…read moregeneral these days, there are not many clothing stores that offer deals exclusively on Black Friday, so you can go earlier or later that week and still get most of the same deals. Nonetheless, when my girlfriend went to Livermore on Monday before Thanksgiving, it was packed. We came here on Wednesday and it was nearly deserted despite having much of the same stores and discounts as Livermore. It is definitely less walkable than Livermore, requiring you to cross the street to get between various plazas. But it is a great way to get 90% of the shopping experience for 50% of the stress.

I don't want to be an old man (ok, fine, pull my finger) but back in my day, outlets were a place…read morefor cheap overstock and seconds, but the SIMON on the Outlets sign is the big reveal that this is just a GIANT SPRAWLING MALL. But, in this case, the "mall" requires you to walk across the lot and the busiest streets in Gilroy because it's divided into four sections (or three zones). And, unlike malls, there's no AC between these stores, no food court, and no sitting areas for guys while our girls are at Pons 4 Less, Bra World or Mops N' Stuff. Bonus for having well-maintained bathrooms at each building. The only skechers seemed to be in the shoe store.

Bought a suitcase here approximately 1 year ago. I used it twice before it broke. The handle…read morewill not go down. When I took it in to replace it they said they have a 30 day return policy. The Manager did not offer any apologies or solutions. Clearly there's a big difference between Nordstrom and The Rack. They've lost my business.

I had a really frustrating experience here tonight, totally not aligned with experiences at other…read moreNordstrom stores or Nordstrom Racks. While checking out, the cashier informed me that one of the pants I was purchasing was final sale and asked if I had tried it on. When I said no, he actually recommended that I do so before completing the purchase. I went back to the fitting room at 8:40 PM, and the store doesn't close until 9:00 PM. Two male employees were standing there talking, and when I asked if I could try something on, they told me the fitting rooms were already closed. I explained that it would be a quick try-on and that the item was final sale, but they still refused to open the fitting room. Closing the fitting rooms 20 minutes before the store closes--especially when customers are still actively checking out--is poor customer service. Don't call yourself Nordstrom Rack if you can't provide that level of service.

I've been shopping at Costco for over 40 years, and this Gilroy location has been my go-to store…read morefor the past 13 years. I honestly can't say enough good things about Costco. The store is always clean, well organized, and stocked with quality products at great prices. The savings, member-only discounts, and rewards make it well worth the membership. The staff is always friendly and the shopping experience is quick and convenient. These days, I rarely shop at Walmart or other big-box stores because Costco has just about everything I need in one place. After four decades of shopping at Costco, I'm still a very happy and loyal customer. If you're looking for quality products, excellent value, and outstanding customer service, Costco is hard to beat. Highly recommended!

Very disappointing experience at the Gilroy Costco…read more I have been a loyal Costco member for years and spend thousands of dollars here annually, but my recent experience at the Gilroy location has genuinely made me reconsider my membership. On August 6, I purchased a $65.75 seasoned tri-tip that was packaged that day but had a "Best if Used By" date of August 8--only TWO days after I purchased it. Even more concerning, on that same August 6 trip, I purchased a two-pack of salad that was dated August 3. When I attempted to return or exchange the tri-tip, I was refused. An employee told me I should simply cook the meat and eat it anyway, despite my concerns, and essentially made me feel that I "should have known better." I then spoke with a manager and was told that the product was my responsibility, not Costco's. I have returned dated perishable items to Costco before, so I asked about the policy. I also reviewed Costco's published satisfaction guarantee myself and could not find the perishable-return restriction I was being told applied to my purchase. What bothers me most isn't even the $65.75. It's the complete lack of concern that I purchased TWO refrigerated products with date issues during the same shopping trip, combined with the dismissive way my concern was handled. I expect better from a company that promotes a 100% satisfaction guarantee and charges customers for membership. After spending thousands of dollars with Costco year after year, being told to eat the meat anyway and that this was simply my problem was incredibly disappointing. Unfortunately, this experience has seriously changed how I feel about continuing my Costco membership.

This is a pretty normal home goods store, fair pricing and normal employees. Never had an issue…read morecoming here. Mainly leaving this because you shouldn't leave a bad review of HomeGoods cause somebody blew up their bathroom and you can't wait till you get home.

nice selection of items…read more bathrooms are always sooooo grosss do better. smelly & dirty. Just awful.

In the past two weeks I dropped off no less than 15 very large bags of good clothing at the drop…read moreoff. Last week no one was at the drop off so I left them at the drop off rear door (it was opened), I couldn't get a receipt because no one was there. Today I went again with 8 large bags of gently used clothing. There was a white car van at the entrance putting bags into the vehicle, the car in front of me pulled up, and I guess they knew each other, the large suv had about 15 bags of items and the woman in the white van was helping taking the bags out and putting them in the white van, 15 minutes later the suv finished and I pulled in her spot, again, no one there to help me with my 8 bags, the woman in the white van was still sorting items and putting them into her van. I'm not sure if she was an employee for the salvation army but I asked if anyone was available and she said no just put your items on the table inside. The problem was that many bags were very heavy, I had my grandson help me so I needed help, no help was available. After I finished I went into the store to speak to a manager, david was an assistant manager and I told him what happened, he basically said they were short handed, David was at the register so I didn't want to interfere too much with the sales. My point to the above is that people like myself donate for several reasons, like to give good clothing to people who can't afford retail and two, to employ people of the salvation army. To be treated with utter disrespect is absolutely unacceptable. I will go to goodwill next time. Don't go to this establishment....

This is indeed one of my favorite Salvation Army stores to shop at in Northern California. It has…read morea huge layout with mostly clothing. There are weekly color tag 50% off deals like at the other stores. The rewards program is superb. I subscribe to their email newsletters and get often coupons to use. Today, I was there with my parents. The clerk was so patient and kind as their technology was not working well at time of purchase. I hope they get their issue fixed. Prices are generally good here. Great prices on t-shirts, jeans, books, and bags. There is a great selection of shoes but prices are kind of high considering the shoes are used. I would not pay $20 or more for a pair of sneakers usually unless they are in perfect like new condition, a designer brand and are made of leather. I saw some non designer fabric shoes that were priced kind of high. I have paid about $20 for a new pair of shoes on clearance at discount stores like Ross and Marshalls. I am more willing to pay about $20 and up for a pair of brand new shoes on clearance at a store that sells only new merchandise. I am aware that the bottom tread on the soles on used shoes can have been worn down or perhaps some other flaw which would explain why the shoes were donated to the thrift store in the first place. This store used to carry jewelry but I guess just like Goodwill, sell all of their jewelry online now except for the occasional jar of mixed costume jewelry. I do miss being able to purchase individual jewelry here like the other thrift stores.

Great place to explore for clothing with little budget and look & feel great!…read moreMy daughter and I enjoy visiting Ross!

The Mexican lady in the front was so rude - announced that the store was closed and closed the…read moreregister in front of all the customers ready to pay. If someone is lazy to do their job as cashier - please fire them. She did not bother to assist the customers even after she rudely announced "the store is closed". Worst Ross ever

This is a pretty good dollar tree. The staff are polite and friendly. Store is clean with a good…read moreselection of items.

Employee/ cashier Elvis is the kind of person that makes the world a better place. He went out of…read morehis way to help a child buy a toy she was short on. That really warmed my heart.