Adj: Bargain Hunters' Shopping Paradise…read more To me, Shop Heroic Wholesale Outlet is like what Big Lots used to be when it existed, except it's not exactly the same. When I shopped at Shop Heroic for the first time, it was at the Wilbur location in South Sac years ago and it was a very interesting experience because I was told Shop Heroic basically sells Costco returns and overstocks so I was focusing on finding deals in items I've seen at Costco before. While most of the items back then were from Costco returns (and maybe some factory seconds), I don't think it's the case anymore now. Visiting this Natomas store, I did notice right away that there are lots of small appliances, kitchenware, pets items, and some toys and sporting goods that were from Costco, either returns or rejects or something. They had item numbers from Costco and I recognize them from Costco maybe from several months to even a year ago. However, the clothing and shoes section had items from Target, Walmart, and other retail stores, more so than from Costco from what I can tell, so I believe Shop Heroic is now more varied in the sources they get merchandise from. Towards the back of the store there's a whole different section dedicated to furniture such as couches mostly and some tables and chairs and bigger household appliances like refrigerators, washers, and dryers. Most of the appliances have minor cosmetic flaws that should not affect their function, I believe this is called scratch and dents appliances, and they were priced much better than at a regular store and they were perfect. Overall, Shop Heroic remains a good wholesale outlet to find bargains on items that maybe you missed out on at Costco when they still had them, which would be a hit or miss thing trying to find them here, but worth a visit, OR to just come to find deals on anything you might happen upon whether you actually need it or not. It was mostly nice and neat, with some sections that were a little messy. One point off for some sneakers that I thought were way overpriced, but the clothes (limited sizes for some items) were very much discounted. Staff were busy stocking, rearranging items, or helping customers, but they were friendly and greeted customers coming in.

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Visiting the area from the bay and decided to pop in the store. The store somewhat a disarray but…read morewhat do you expect for a Saturday afternoon. Made our way to the cashier and D'Angelo greeted us. He asked us how our day was going? How was our New Year's? Overall made the experience awesome. Ge demonstrated excellent customer service in which my visit was valued.

I was picking uo my RX at Target and decided to browse a nearby shop or two. I haven't come here in…read morea bit. Mostly knick knacks and a few cool items under $5. The candy selection is awesome. Some childhood selections brought me down memory lane. However, as with most things today, the prices are ok to absurdly high. So sad, otherwise I would buy a big bag's worth. I did pickup a few of the candies to share with my daughter.

I am a repeat customer because I trust the products and I trust Ramesh and the sales guys there…read more This time I purchased a new mattress during the Labor Day weekend. Great prices. My questions were answered and because of that I got the best mattress for me. It was delivered and my old very soft mattress taken away. I LOVE this very firm Stearns & Foster mattress purchased. I have had great sleep since it was delivered. Thanks Ramesh and family. See you again when I have another purchase! #SatisfiedCustomer

Honestly the current pictures here don't even do them justice, trust me guys it does not look bad…read morein there, its bright and organized and clean. I wish i took more pictures but i forgot! I was initially sketched out by the area but, if i can go in there by myself no problem, you can too hahaha. Anyway, i decided that i want to get a new bed, so i went looking on Sunday. I have been eyeing one that i saw with Costco online but wanted to see how it felt, so i actually went to Ashley's furniture first. Of course, once you walk into that, you are like a piece of meat with a bunch of prey around you. Soon they send someone to follow u around for your whole visit... i hate that. i kept telling the sales guy im poor and dont follow me. hahahaha anyway. it is NOT like that here AT ALL! So i came in, and they just kinda nodded and said hi, and i just went looking by myself. At this point there was only one other family here, so they totally have the capacity to help me but they just kinda let me chill for a bit. THANK YOU. but as i was leaving one of the guys told me there are clearance mattresses that i haven't looked at yet. so i was like wow how did u know that is what i needed. Well, they have pretty good mattresses on clearance tbh, and they are quite affordable for good mattresses. i got a nice serta one for a good price. and they are NOT PUSHY AT ALL. they just answer whatever questions you have and encourage you to just try it. like the other reviews, they will also work with your budget, so i think you can be honest with what you have to work with, also, remember to negotiate! My mattress is getting delivered on Saturday so i'm super excited! I can't say for sure you can find what you need here, but if you are on a budget, you should definitely stop by.

This location has a great variety! I always leave with a bag full of goodies. They have smencils…read more(smelly pencils), storage containers, snacks, journals, etc. I haven't seen those journals at a Daiso in years! Most items are $2.25 unless otherwise marked in yen. They have 2 self check outs and one regular check out (with a cashier). They're located across the street from the mall, right next to five below and hobby lobby.

It's Daiso, you'll fall for everything your eyes lands on and ring up more than you budgeted at the…read morecheckout, but that's okay. Everything is only $1.50 or more! They stock everything you need or want from pet toys to oshikatsu to ramen! Yes they have a wall of vegan and vegetarian options! The staff is quick and courteous. Definitely a must go!

A great addition to North Natomas. However, I rarely go to this location. I go to Club Ctr or…read moreNorthgate. Nice to hunt down necessities and goodies on the cheap when you rather not get gouged elsewhere. Years back at the Club Ctr location, there used to be tons of idiots backing stolen vehicles into the front door to steal ATM or big gumball machine (yes, max ghetto neanderthal action). Seems to not be a problem now since both are gone now. Love $ tree for great deals that are $1.25 plus and not $1 or multiple for $1 anymore.

This has got to be one of the worst Dollar Trees around. They used to be behind this shopping…read morecenter and relocated. This location is at least better stocked. However, the employees are complacent and have no care for service or safety. There were boxes EVERYWHERE down several aisles blocking it to where you cannot get down it with a cart. I understand if you are stocking the shelf, but these piles were unattended and stacked empty boxes. I heard a customer yell out in frustration. It was ridiculous honestly. I only come here because it is the closest one to home. Otherwise, I would prefer any other location.

Love Daiso! Since we don't have a Daiso in Fresno, California (hint hint Daiso) I always make it a…read morepoint to stop in while in the Sacramento area. I brought a friend that had never been and she was pretty excited and bought quite a bit. I always buy the most from the Office Supply and Craft aisle as well as the Bag & Gift wrap aisle. Of course, I shop every aisle! Most of the time I end the shopping trip opening the cold cooler and getting a green tea. I would love it if Daiso had black tea but happy to have a cold drink. Why does it seem that every Daiso I have been in is warmer than most stores?

Bigger than the Elk Grove store! I couldn't find stickers here though like the other locations…read more Snack and drink selections are good though. I got two boxes of tea and a quick miso soup packet for $10. Prices seem to have increased a bit.

Some prices are outrages for items that are from torn up boxes, damaged items, taped up to look…read morenew. NOT! You can get brand new items at other stores for what they're charging here! RIP OFF! Price gouging at it's finest!

The customer service here is the worst. Specifically two men pictured here from their store's…read moreInstagram. I rarely take the time to write reviews, but when I do, it's either because it's extremely good or bad. These two men are ALWAYSSSSSSS so rude! Every time you ask them a question, they either cut you off and don't even let you finish asking your question and answer with an attitude and doesn't even answer my question, or they're very demeaning in their answers. It could be a simple question like "where can I find the bed mattresses?" And they'll give so much attitude and say it like I should know and I'm stupid, or have asked a million times already. I seriously don't know what their problem is, but they have the worst customer service.

I don't usually shop at dd's, just more of a Ross kind of gal, but I stopped in a few days ago and…read morewas pleasantly surprised. Their shelves and racks were jam packed. Lots of items in every aisle but I did see a lot of broken products. The store also had an unpleasant smell. I was looking for decorative pieces for my new place and was so happy to find beautiful canvas paintings! They had an array of options but of course the one my boyfriend and I liked the most was defective! The canvas had about a 3 inch cut. I asked a rep for a discount and they were happy to give me 10% off for the damage. It didn't really save me much, I think it was $2 but luckily it's really not noticeable against our wall. I also found some cute mirrors for great prices! They were $5.99 for 3 mirrors, where as at Ross they would be $9.99 or at target they could go for $19.99. Great price & deal! They're super light and the mirror works well. I'll have to make more visits to dd's because I just love the decorative pieces they have and employees are fairly kind.

I came in looking for a specific dress, and the only one left had a significant tear--about five…read moreinches long. The sales associate offered a 20% discount but suggested I speak with a manager, as she felt a larger discount would be appropriate given the damage. She asked Jamesha if she could adjust the price, but Jamesha responded dismissively and with a hostile attitude, saying no. She added that she would have offered 10%, but since 20% was already mentioned, she wasn't going to do more, and shrugged with attitude. I was taken aback by her demeanor. She maintained a confrontational stance throughout. When the sales associate pointed out the large rip again, Jamesha said she saw it but didn't care, stating, "She can take it or leave it. I'm standing on it." Both the associate and I were left puzzled by the interaction. As a manager, Jamesha's handling of the situation reflected poor customer service, a lack of professionalism, and a concerning attitude. I hope the store considers finding someone better suited for a leadership role, as this kind of behavior is not acceptable in a customer-facing position.

The Dollar Tree in Sacramento manages to be both simple and surprisingly diverse at the same time…read more The store is straightforward, yet the variety of small household items, snacks, and seasonal supplies makes browsing interesting. During my visit the aisles were tidy and the staff were helpful. It's the kind of place where a quick stop often turns into a short exploration.

I've been shopping at this Dollar Tree location for about two years since it's the closest one to…read moremy home in North Natomas. Unfortunately, my experience has been consistently disappointing when it comes to product availability. Almost every visit, the items I'm looking for are out of stock--about 99% of the time--even though these are products that are normally well stocked at other Dollar Tree locations. The store itself is quite small, which makes it easy to bump into other customers while shopping, especially during busy hours. I do want to note that the staff is professional and friendly. However, there are usually very few employees working at any given time, making it difficult to find someone available for assistance. Checkout lines are almost always long, with only one or two cashiers open, even during high-traffic times when additional staffing would clearly help. Last week was the final straw when, once again, the basic items I needed were unavailable. I've since noticed that the Dollar Tree just down the street is larger, better stocked, and overall a more efficient shopping experience. That will be the location I choose to shop at going forward.