Fairly big Daiso in Cupertino in a popular Asian retail and restaurant center. Once in a while the…read morecheckout line can get long. Daiso is a great alternative to dollar stores for household items. A little more pricey but better quality, much wider selection, and way cleaner atmosphere.

Yes, going into Daiso you know that it's a place filled with extra cheap goods (like a dollar…read morestore). That was fine when my son would come there to get chips and Ramune, but then he tried to be nice and get me a pair of slippers. I was waiting in the car for him. He grabbed a pair of slippers, but didn't think to get a receipt - which apparently has no value anyways - and brought them back to the car. They were way too small, so I sent him back to exchange (60 seconds after he'd left the store). The lady at the counter said he could not because he had no receipt (not even a true statement as you'll find out). So, then he didn't want to disappoint me and went and got another pair. The sizing is in super super small print, and he got it wrong again. I went back with him and asked for a refund. The lady at the counter was nervous and said she would need to call a manager. Another guy came up, and said he couldn't help, and called for a third person. This guy comes up and says he can't help me, and points to the receipt that says "no returns or exchanges"... which begs the question, why even have receipts?! I said he just bought these two items a minute ago, and the "second" manager said there were no exceptions. I get it if we brought back slippers that had been used, but clearly that wasn't the case. I've told my son to go next door to the Marketplace now for his Ramunes and snacks, which he buys 3-4 times a week. I would say they have terrible customer service, but they really have NO customer service. I had a decent impression of this store and now think they are awful. I am stuck with two pairs of slippers that don't fit and my young son feels badly about the whole thing. Much ado about losing $12? Maybe, but the experience is way more important than the goods, and the experience was hot garbage.

Great selection of random knick knacks. A bunch of decoration themes and unique gifts can be found…read morehere. The kids love getting lost in the aisles by inspecting every item they present. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Great little shop where you can find something for everyone.

Love this place for all of our party needs. They also have some cool toys too…read more We will definitely be back.

So...there is more than one DDS outlet...I love the one on WHITE st...down from San Felipe St…read more Amazing bargains! Picked up a darling hand bag...and Cute running pants, and a dozen other must-haves... Party of one! Went back two days later....GREAT Bargains! VERY Nice STAff!

We called 5 other DD's looking for a large item--they were the only DD's that refused to check for…read moreus over the phone.

I recently went to this grocery outlet for grocery shopping and it's definitely a good store. I got…read morewhat I wanted. And the store was fully stocked in different sections like vegetables, fruits, bakery, dairy, and everything. The store is clean and the staff is friendly. The staff tries to move the line pretty quickly and they try to keep the carts stacked near the entrance so you can easily get one cart. And and store is clean well kept. Parking is ample because it's located in a big plaza. Overall, a nice spot to do your grocery shopping.

First time here. Better selection and plenty to offer. . The parking lot seem empty. No lines.read more

Once again, I come in here as a reseller and boy did I find some wonderful stuff, particularly at…read more50% off! Super nice staff and great stuff! This time I'm mostly saved everything that I bought for myself! Very high-end brands at a low prices, do not miss this shop if you are Thrift in the south Bay!

Fun store, great items, good prices too. I always enjoy going here. Definitely worth the trip to…read moreSunnyvale

It should be zero stars The clerk could not print out…read morereceipts and start yelling at me. She first told me she is new to the store. And when she started yelling at me she said she worked there for a long time. After all, this is not a place you should visit. Why is she still working there?

The lady inside is always been super nice to me. She's not Southern hospitable like some people…read moreobviously expect, but she's never been rude to me at all. I've been coming here for a year to get filtered water. Best price in town. Also cool sunglasses for under five bucks. Brass knickknacks and everything else you don't need it is here. I don't know why people give her such bad reviews except they walked in to the wrong store. Don't have such high expectations for a little store like this, and ya won't be disappointed.

Small spot with fair (but not super cheap) prices. Staff was very nice. I paid $19 for Ann Klein…read morepants that are $99 new. Will return!

A bargain hunter's treasure trove of gently used clothes, household items, fine crystal, toys ,…read morepuzzles, jewelry, art and more! Incredible high-end merchandise at very reasonable prices.

Noelle's Yelp Notebook 2021…read more Quarantine Chronicles - May 2021 Ave Maria is an essential shop for Catholics. Long ago you couldn't take photos in the shop but I spoke with one of the clerks and they said it's fine to take photos but they still haven't taken the old sign where it said photos are not allowed. In the advent of the internet and social media the only way businesses can survive is by customers sharing photos online. I've been coming to this shop for over 30 years with my family. The shop is specific for Catholics. They have all materials that Catholics may be interested in such as books for children, books for adults, dvds, musical cds, gifts, crucifixes, bottles for holy water, candles, gift sets for first holy communion, confirmation gifts, cards for all occasions, prayer cards, the selection is amazing! They even have garments for Priests, Deacons and things you might need for inside the church but that is separate from the main shopping area. Customer service is good on the phone and in person. The only problem is they only had two staff on a very busy Saturday. They require masks to be worn inside due to the pandemic. Upon entering you are required to sanitize your hands and the sanitizer station. Selection was a little slim on communion and confirmation items as many children are having their first communion and confirmation. I was still able to get the items I needed. One thing I love is their greeting card section - it's super extensive, for all occasions. This is a one stop shop for all your Catholic needs. A favorite place of mine to shop for sure :) Noelle's Notes A great resource for all things Catholic. They are taking pandemic precautions- must wear a mask to shop and sanitize hands upon entering. They are closed on Sundays. If you cannot get here another great catholic resource is the religious gift shop at Our Lady of Peace in Santa Clara (not far from Great America and Mission College).

What a lovely store that's tucked away on De Anza close to the 85 degrees bakery, across the…read morestreet. I wanted to pick up a couple of scapulars, St Michael cards and a St Michael book for my son's school project and they had many children's book options. They had a good variety of books overall and it was so organized and neat inside. The store was well stocked and clean! Staff was extremely warm, friendly and so welcoming! They carry rosaries, figurines, art work, cards, wind chimes, music, books and many other items that would be great gifts overall and if you are looking for something to celebrate the Sacraments. Now that I know this store is here, I will be sure to frequent it! Parking is very easy to find as there are plenty of them right in front of the store.

I stopped by, while my lunch order next door was being made. I needed some mini hair clips, and I…read moreknew they would have them here. Sure enough, I found two sets that I liked. For $1.25, you really can't beat that. I looked around the store to see if there was anything else that caught my eye. They were doing a restock, so all the isles were blocked with stacks of boxes. It made hard to see what they had. I paid for my hair clips and left. The cashier at the front was very nice.

This Dollar Tree is near my home and it had a great selection of items. Place feels clean and the…read morearea is not so sketchy... (but I grew up in the hood so it doesn't bother me). They had what I was looking for: some art supplies, utensils and plates. I went for Grad decorations in May and they were out of stock of everything. However, they had lots of summer decorations and 4th of July items. I also found extra things I did not know I needed: stationary, and some kitchen stuff.The cashier was very kind and the store is not so crowded. I always save a buck or two at Dollar Tree.

I've been to so many Goodwills I can't even count. From CA to AZ to NV to CO - none compare to the…read morecustomer service of this location. First, there's an older gentleman with white hair, a white mustache and beard, who was one of the friendliest individuals I have witnessed. There was an older woman standing by the entrance. He organized some chairs that were near the entrance and told her if she wanted to sit that she could sit there. She was surprised at this gesture and very grateful. As I shopped throughout the store, I came across all of his hard work. He was always busy, grabbing things from the back and stocking them in the front. And I have to get a shout out to the guy who was working the register. There was an enthusiastic, maybe 5 or 6 year-old boy talking about his dinosaurs to the cashier. The cashier met him with equal enthusiasm and it was just nice to see human kindness in action. They also have some pretty good finds here. I found some BALLY work pants, Danier Leather pants, and a pair of Rothy's. None of them were my size, unfortunately, so I didn't buy them. If there are any avid resellers out there or anyone who likes a good thrift find, this is definitely a place to stop.

Not a bad store, they had a lot of Christmas "funny" shirts, I managed to find me one (-; they also…read morehad some Cooking glassware but nothing that struck me as desirable. I did happen to find a Kirkland professional series 3.6 quart sauté cooking pan for $12 that was actually made in Italy. Made from stainless steel and copper. It looks a feel like my Al-Clad stainless/copper pans and has a similar weight. They have a ton of clothes for sale as well and some junky Christmas decorations. The lady that rang me up was nice and she actually initiated a conversation, which was nice for a change.