I came in during the week. First time here there are a lot of items like snacks, clothes, shoes,…read morehousehold, cleaning items, indoor and outdoor furniture vacuums air purifiers. There are a few workers walking around if you have any questions for service or help everything seems low in cost and good value

This is a great little place to get all kinds of things really nice stuff for your patio,…read morehousewares, self care products and makeup haircare items, vitamins and supplements, even clothing and sneakers. They have so much stuff and the prices are great. The people who own it and run it are so nice. I discovered it one day on a walk in my neighborhood and I've been back three times since I absolutely love this place if you haven't checked it out and you like quality items namebrand items at a very affordable discounted prices. No one really wants to pay retail and we all want a bargain on quality goods. Check out Bazaar Liquidations! You will be glad that you did.

Love Costco! So much to find and see lol Came just looking…read morefor towel, but I love seeing the new things they bring in! Came in a little closer to closing this time and there was parking and still enough time to look around

I used to enjoy coming to this Costco, but unfortunately we had a really disappointing experience…read moretoday. I understand Sundays are busy, and I know the staff is aware of that. I was trying to purchase a large TV, so I politely asked an employee in the electronics area where I could find a flat cart. He told me to look outside and mentioned it was busy, and to just look around for one but the way he said it came across as very rude. I went outside and couldn't find a cart. When I came back in, I saw one that wasn't being used, so my sister and I started loading the heavy TV onto it ourselves. The same employee walked by and didn't offer any assistance, which was frustrating but we continued anyway. After we finally got the TV onto the cart, he came back, took the cart from us, and told us he needed it for another customer. At that point, the interaction felt extremely disrespectful and rude because of his tone. I was so overwhelmed and annoyed that I decided not to continue with the purchase at all. I didn't get his name, but he was an older, tall white man working in electronics. Customer service should always include basic courtesy and respect. If someone can't provide that, they probably shouldn't be working in a customer-facing role.

Thank you, coming back the costumer service amazing they help to get my first professional chef…read moreknife

They have everything! And the guys behind the counter are super super helpful!!! Great kitchen…read moresupplies and reasonably priced knife sharpening. Highly recommend just going to browse.

My favorite store and they are located all over the world…read more This is Van Nuys. The best of the best. Best staff. Best service. And best food.

I definitely wouldn't recommend the pharmacy at Costco! The pharmacist Gloria has the worst manners…read moreof any human I've ever dealt with! I work in a medical office and while the patient was waiting here he heard the interaction I experienced with this woman and he heard the way she was speaking to me. She has no right to belittle people and talk to someone the way she did. I ended hanging up and suggested he go back to CVS! DO NOT USE COSTCO PHARMACY!

Amazing customer service everyone super helpful and nice and great beautiful flowers anything you…read moreneed will be here any time you need flowers this is the place hands down!!!

SoCal Flower & Supply is my happy place! Coming here is such a treat for me because there are…read moreSOOOOOO many pretty flowers. I'm by no means a florist but I really enjoy putting together floral arrangements at home and this place has every kind of flower anyone could possibly think of. This place has both retail and professional florist customers (you can tell because their racks are always stacked vs. my three bunches haha). Francisco and everyone else that work there are so nice and helpful! Last time I came on a Friday close to Valentine's Day and it was so busy but everyone was as helpful and nice to me as they are to some of the bigger florist customers who probably spend wayyyy more money than me. The first time I came here was a little intimidating (it's very different than the Trader Joe's floral section, lol!) because the floral coolers are spread out across different parts of the buildings. But you can ask anyone and they will point you tthe right direction and once you get a hang of the space after the first time you're good to go! It's worth it I promise!

TLDR : I am one of the unlucky people that had purchased a junk TV from here. Looking at other…read morereviews, I am not the only one. Long story short is that I was advertised as an Open Box - New tv. Look at my photos attached nad I specifially asked, "Is this a floor model or is it compltely new unused", and I got a response back that said it is a brand new TV but the box is open. Went into the store and basically the TV looked great. No scratches, all accessories in place, and it was turned on and I matched the TV serial number with the back serial number. Asked again if it was new and he said Yes - just open box. Fast forward, the TV keeps shutting down after 5-10 minutes or the whole screen becomes pixalated as shown in the picture below. At first it was only when the TV slightly moves with a touch of the hand in the back, but now it will turn off by itself (1 day after purchase). I went to Sony and they confirmed it was a refurbished TV that was recycled and was sold initially in 2023 (Not new at all). If I bought this TV knowing it was refurbished, I would take the warranty repair. However because I was sold incorrectly, I asked for a refund and the owner keeps making excuses when I keep providing him evidence. I also tried to go along with him asked to do panel refresh and stuff like "well just don't touch the TV" acting dumb that he has never seen this TV do that before. It is unprofessional, beyond childish and is fraud. I am taking my own actions, but I wanted to share a review to make sure people do NOT go through what I have to right now.

Be aware and stay away total Scammers. They take your money and never send you the TV or your money…read moreback even when they lose at court of law since they ask to be paid by Zella or cash... They owe me $3,400 judgment received from court yet they have not paid it back. You were warned...

Amazon sellers stay away. Overpriced and defective products.read more

If you are thinking about using Z-Best Audio & Video as a wholesale source, don't do it. I learned…read morethe hard way. They will misrepresent products, lie about quantities available, and not disclose pertinent information e.g., expiration dates, packaging methods, etc. The sales reps very condescending and appeared to be most interested in "flipping" their products rather than building respectful relationships with 3rd party sellers. If I was able to make money using them as a wholesale source, I could overlook their unprofessional ways but this wasn't the case. Some of the items they offered appeared to be potential money-makers, but each time I purchased a wholesale lot, I later discovered there was a reason they were "dumping" the stuff for a discount. Some of the reasons even put my seller's account at risk of being suspended due to complaints from customers. They always had a deceptive angle that ultimately cost me financially. Overall, it was a time-wasting, money-losing experience and the correspondence with them was horrible.

Four Seasons gifted our school a very generous donation of candy for a Halloween event. They have a…read morepalpable love for their community. They were responsive, prompt and treated us as valued customers even though the candy was complimentary. Would highly recommend this company for all your confection needs. Thank you so much, Four Seasons, for your generosity!

After seeing San Diego's own Larry Himmel do a segment at Four Seasons Candy the other day, I had…read moreto further investigate what I saw on TV. Well, I have some good news... I have just confirmed that Four Seasons Candy is the greatest candy store on the planet! Here is the link to the segment... http://www.cbs8.com/story/18296605/four-seasons-candy-i-want-candy So, since the 1980's, my older brother has always had a thing for SKOR bars. They are milk chocolate draped over a thin crunchy butter toffee center. He used to get them at the liquor store after school, then rush home to hide them in his drawer, for safe keeping. I hated him for this. He would wait until my candy bar had been eaten and was long gone. He would then conspicuously eat his crisp SKOR bar on the top bunk as I tried to get to sleep. Freaking annoying. Anywhoo, it was his birthday last week, and I wanted to see if I could find him a box of those elusive SKOR bars. I almost never see them around nowadays. They seem to be hard to find items that are available in limited quantities, if available at all. Well, my quest to find them ended at Four Seasons Candy! Not only did they have a case of fresh SKOR bars for me to pick up, but they had every other boyhood candy that I could remember, represented on their shelves. And I mean EVERY type of candy. With God as my witness, I almost started crying in their warehouse. Four Seasons Candy Roll Call... Abba Zabba, Rolos, Bit-O-Honey, Now & Laters, Big Hunk, Whachamacalit, Cherry Clan(now Cherry Heads), Lemon Heads, Clark's Bar, Sky Bars, Zots, Flicks, Big Cherry, Blow Pops, Candy Buttons, Charleston Chews, Peanut Butter Twix, Pop Rocks, Fun Dip, Wax Bottles(kool aid like center), Everlasting Gobstoppers, Candy Cigarrettes, Big League Chew, Heath, Chunky, Cup O Gold, Sugar Daddy, Mr. Goodbar, Rocky Road, 5th Avenue, Mike & Ike's, Zero Bars, Necco Wafers, Bottle Caps, Nutrageous, Milk Duds, Good N Plenty(Good N Nasty), Gummy Bears, Gummy Worms, Laffy Taffy, Nerds, Smarties, Boston Baked Beans, Atomic Fire Balls...and much more than I can even list. With every one of these items being emotionally attached to some great memory of my life, Four Seasons Candy is my new favorite local business. I had a chance to meet the owners, Mike and Linda, as well as the rest of their staff during our last visit. They are a proud family owned business, and it shows. In spite of being busy, they are very gracious and make you feel quite welcome. Especially your kids. My daughter was asked about her favorite candies, treated to a little tour of the warehouse and even given a cool lollipop for the road, as we were checking out. Try getting that level of service at your local Costco or WalMart. Whether you are looking to plan a special themed party, fill a piñata, or just want to take a trip down memory lane, go see the experts at Four Seasons Candy. You will be treated like family, and you can start building new memories that are connected to the awesome candy selection that lines their shelves! I will be throwing a big 1980's Christmas Party this year, with their help!

Very interesting store, they have a lot of small Knick knacks items that you don't find in an…read morenormal store, stuff you didn't even know you need The store is kept organized, the personnel are friendly and welcoming

What a cool store! It's a great FAMILY OWNED GENERAL STORE great for stocking stuffers and…read morelow-cost gifts. SUPPORT SMALL LOCAL FAMILY BUSINESS! Great place for budget shoppers and for everyone trying to get through these expensive times of "hyperinflation". And it's fun to look through their inventory for inexpensive treasures and "lucky finds". It's like a treasure hunt, but you never know what you'll find until you find it. You can kill time here just browsing but don't be surprised if you find things to buy. Mr. Stuff is truly miscellaneous--I saw all sorts of random items. Refer to the two photos I took of the inside of the store as soon as you walk in. I purchased 3 shooting target posters for $2.50. Lol! And I'm definitely going back for more targets and stocking up on gifts for the holidays. Thanks Mr. Stuff!