This Daiso in Gilroy California has become one of my favorite Daiso maybe ever and a lot of it has…read moreto do with how much space there is it isn't so crowded as some that I have been too that just feel too snug like nope cant go in there that looks too busy for this guy. I digress great selection and very fair prices of art supplies, bevy's and snacks. Im like there rather often perhaps too often. The staff there is super chill, in particular Autumn and Jerod are very friendly always cheerful and welcoming and what not as are the rest of the staff really.

Stopped in at this Daiso in Gilroy on my way home from the coast because I was curious to see what…read morethey sell. Turns out, lots of stuff, from kitchen items to party decorations to stationary to Sanrio and Disney merchandise. It was fun looking around at everything and I found the employees to be helpful, even if they didn't seem too happy to be there. Oddly, they didn't know if they had any Miffy merchandise. I didn't find any. I started to get irritated by the fact that nothing had a price on it, but then a recording came on saying everything was $2.25. Wow. I had no idea almost all of it was one very inexpensive price. I bought scissors, coin purses, a Disney keychain, and snacks for the drive home. It was a fun little side trip.

dd's Discounts is like a sister or second cousin to Ross or Marshall's - only cause she's named dd…read moreand not Ross nor Marshall... :-) Located within the Camino Arroyo shopping plaza, next to brother Ross and artsy cousin Michael's, dd's basically mirrors Ross with discount department store items, being a little messy at times, and a random security guard at the front door. I'm a fan of them since being on this candle kick and finding super nice, LARGE candles at a fraction of what Yankee Candle sells for. They also have some really nice luggage brands - and am about to cop one next time I stop by! Also, the cashiers here are super friendly and will make small talk with you, though that is a personal preference of mine. Totally worth a stroll through, you might find a gem or two at a way lower price!

Very clean store. They had a wide variety of things for the house! They were fully staffed with…read morefriendly & very helpful employees.

Went in here to get jeans and the clerk directed me specifically to the kind that happens to not be…read moreon sale. I tried them on and liked them but they were a little too big so she brought a smaller size and shorter length for me to the dressing area and was helpful in that regard but when I went to ring it up to pay they were full price, and happened be the only kind in the store not at outlet price. How convenient. And lame. Whatever, they're nice, but kind of shady they also happened to be full price surrounded by 40% off signs. Defeats the purpose of being in an outlet store. Looks like this is a pattern of practice based on previous reviewers.

Not typical outlet pricing. You have to buy more than one (more than $100 pair of jeans) to get a…read morediscount. Check out Nordstrom Rack for better deals. While I like outlet stores for certain deals, I won't return the this store as I can get better deals elsewhere. Three stars cause the customer service at this location was really good.

I've been meaning to write this review for a long time because honestly, this was one of the best…read moreexperiences I've ever had shopping for clothes anywhere. I went into this location in late October 2025 because I was trying to completely rethink the way I dress. Up until then, I mostly dressed like your average Bay Area person. A lot of graphic tees, sneakers, streetwear, hype brands, athleisure, puff jackets, all that kind of stuff. I wanted to move toward looking more put together and mature, but I honestly didn't really know where to start. I originally planned to stop in for maybe 20 or 30 minutes just to browse around and get ideas. Instead, I ended up spending over an hour there because Carlos, who I believe manages the store, was genuinely incredible. From the beginning, he actually listened to me. Not in a "retail employee trying to make a sale" kind of way either. He asked me questions about what I was trying to change, where I go, how I wanted to dress, what kind of look I was aiming for, and what I wanted to feel confident in. Then he started helping me put outfits together piece by piece. At one point it almost felt like I was getting a personal styling session. He was pulling jackets, shirts, pants, different combinations, explaining how things should fit, why certain pieces worked together, and even teaching me little things I honestly had never thought about before. He also re-measured me and double checked measurements I already had because he wanted to make sure everything fit correctly. He explained how clothes are supposed to sit on your body, how certain cuts should look, and what worked best for me specifically. That part really stood out to me because it felt like he genuinely cared about helping me improve my style instead of just selling me stuff. I also appreciated how patient and kind everyone was the whole time. They kept bringing pieces in for me to try, helping clean up the fitting room, giving opinions on outfits, and making the whole experience feel comfortable and collaborative. I even felt bad leaving clothes around and they kept telling me not to worry about it. Many months later, I still think about a lot of the advice and tips he gave me. I really have changed the way I dress since then. I've moved away from a lot of the graphic tee and athleisure-heavy stuff and toward a cleaner, more classic look. I still remember some of the outfit combinations he put together for me and I still use a lot of those ideas now. The way I put myself together now (much shaped by this experience) genuinely made me feel more confident in myself both just in clothes, as well as how I carry myself overall. That sounds dramatic for a shopping trip, but it's honestly true. Carlos gave me a level of attention, care, and sincerity that people rarely get. The whole experience felt personal in the best way possible, and I'm genuinely really grateful for it.

Customer service here is non existent. The entirety of time at this store I was sales harassed by…read morethe manager. Selection was ok however they didn't have my size and color options were minimum. Would recommend going elsewhere for a better experience and dress clothes option. The harassment sales model killed this 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.

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.

Love the store, hate the new protocol for ringing up. I can appreciate it's probably because people…read moresuck and steal. HOWEVER, it's incredibly awkward, annoying and desperately needs improvement. The way the registers are set up are cubbies on each side of the monitor/scanner/pinpad. This is so you can unload on the right side, scan in the middle, then in the bag on the left. The way this store is doing it, is the employee stands there awkwardly block the left side of the register, waiting for you to put your items on the table, max like 5 items because the table is very small. She scans, then hands it back to you...one. item.at.a.time. I am not even over exaggerating, this has happened the last 4 times I've been here. So not only am I unloading 5 items at a time, but I have to wait there for 1 item to be scanned then handed back, then I put it in the bag, until the table is cleared, then I add another 5 items and so on and so forth... If 5 below is adopting this new policy of having employees scan your items, wouldn't it make sense for them to then put them in the bag too? I mean...how does this model work when it's busy? It was actually insane how awkward and slow this whole ordeal was, it makes me not want yo go back and that sucks because my son and I like to go pretty frequently. I wouldn't even mind if an employee stood right next to me while I scanned each item. That would actually be less awkward than this ridiculous new setup.

I stopped by Five Below in Morgan Hill specifically looking for a badge reel and ended up finding…read morethe cutest little teddy bear one! Of course, like usual with Five Below, I ended up browsing around and finding more things than what I originally came in for lol. They have a lot of cute and affordable stuff throughout the store. I saw Hello Kitty coloring books, accessories, toys, beauty items, and a really cute selection of mini backpacks. Some of the Hello Kitty and Snoopy backpacks honestly reminded me of the Loungefly style but for a much cheaper price. They also had plenty of other characters and designs to choose from. I ended up getting a shirt too, but this is where my experience wasn't so great. While looking through the clothing section, I noticed ants crawling around the shelf and near the clothes. There were enough that I actually had to shake the shirt out and check it carefully before buying it to make sure there weren't any ants on it. I even took a picture because it definitely caught me off guard. Hopefully that's something the store takes care of because you don't want bugs crawling around merchandise you're about to bring home. Besides the ant situation, this location has a ton of good finds. You can come in looking for one little thing and easily find five more things you didn't know you wanted. The prices are affordable, there's a huge variety, and that's really the whole point of Five Below. Definitely a fun store to browse in Morgan Hill, but the clothing area could use some attention because of the ants.

Shopping at any GO is always fun, looking for unique items…read more The Gilroy store is run by a friendly local couple who exude positivity.

Very bad service owner kept following me around the store making me really uncomfortable will never…read morego back again

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.

Such a great place, has many valuable resources and best prices, the owner is such a good man…read morealways understands and even will cut some ends for you. Has many selections of shopping. For me it's a 10/10

The best thrift store in watsinville. Karl is a great guy…read moreand I hope he feels better soon. His sister and brother in law are great.