Great customer service! Nice prices! I have shopped here many times. I always find things on sale:…read moreclothes, towels, kitchen small appliances, pop up canopy, food items, cleaning supplies, bathroom products, and even little presents.

Cost "Less" doesn't always mean lower prices anymore. I recently found an item being sold here for…read moreabout $200 more than at Costco. Another thing to keep in mind is that they do not offer refunds--only exchanges or store credit. When the store first opened, I was able to find some great deals regularly. Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be the case anymore. These days, finding a good bargain is hit or miss, so it's definitely worth comparing prices before making a purchase...especially since there are no refunds.

Selection is limited prices are a bit high for the type of business it is. Lotta open box items…read morevery few pet items.

Pretty good place. A lot of random items for sale. A lot from Costco and Sam's Club.read more

I love this place! I used to live in La Habra down the street from this dollar store and I would go…read morethere all the time! They have everything!! The owners and employees have always been so sweet. During the pandemic this was my go to store. No that I have moved to another city I still shop at that store and when I'm in town I always stop by there to see what cool new merchandise and deals they have and always come out buying stuff lol It's always clean, well stocked and organized!

Why at the first time I thought this place was gonna be terrible? It's amazing I get snacks and…read moredrinks from here any time I can and I'm never disappointed, the price is amazing! You can find everything in here too and u wouldn't expect it if u just look at the store! Proof to not judge a book by its cover

Drove almost hour to this place from an offer up post they said they would hold the item for me…read morewhen I arrived they said someone else came for it. Don't trust these people I seen multiple people coming while I was there trying to return things that didn't work. I guess they sell defective items and don't do return, scammers!

BE AWARE of items sold here!!! They do NOT accept returns or…read moreexchanges for any reason. The product I purchased was damaged. PLEASE inspect all items and boxes carefully before purchasing so this doesn't happen to you

3 stars because too often Walmart has better prices... This…read morebodega DOES NOT HAVE bodega prices... It's crazy this place sells Walmart rejected items for higher prices than Walmart... I have no pictures

Very Best Products for your hard earned money. Honest and Trustworthy Staff. I'd like to give a UP…read moreto Willie. Always Friendly, Courteous and Helpful. Don't miss out on their deals.

love the clothes here but disappointed in their customer service i ordered a dress on sale size…read moremedium and they sent me a small i reached out thru email and nothing but theyre very quick to put no refunds or exchanges on sale items on my receipt. At least fix your error on your part.

Place has super cute clothes and hats. I love the style…read more Somethings are a little over priced but there's 3 sale racks in the back of the store that have killer prices!!! I scored big time!!! Definitely coming back!!! The employee was really nice.

Absolutely beautiful, wonderful ladies tons wonderful great gifts and stuff you always feel like…read morepart of the family (unless you don't like your family ) enjoy free coffee and cookies and great conversations have fun and enjoy

I happened upon this store walking down Whittier Blvd. It surprised me because it is surrounded by…read morerandom office suites. Teri Medina's Really Great Stuff beckoned to me- several mannequins dressed in vibrant billowy outfits are positioned outside the door on the sidewalk. Inside, you'll find a wide array of clothing, hats, accessories, luggage, home decorations and costume jewelry. It looks like they have an expanded clothing size range as well! The ladies inside were all very kind and welcoming- they even offered some chips to me! Come support this local business- your wardrobe needs some more pizzazz!

It will always be the Whittwood Mall to me. I grew up with this mall, almost literally. It was…read moreconstructed in 1961, but my family moved to Whittier right before I was born, and my late paternal grandmother used to always tell the story of taking me in the stroller near the mall as they enclosed it in 1977 or 1978, and infant/toddler John S. used to imitate the hammering and other construction sounds, and he associated those sounds with being in a stroller with his grandmother. It's still hanging on, somehow. I don't know how much longer JCPenney ("Penney's," as we call it) will last, my mother's best efforts to keep it financially afloat notwithstanding. The Sears will almost surely close within the year, but that's all right, because I still and always will associate that building with The Broadway (RIP). And some of my earliest memories were created at this mall. Because the Penney's and Broadway shoe departments looked similar, I used to think they were the same place when I was four or so. I distinctly remember the shock and then gradual understanding of how two different places could look so similar but actually be different. I also memorized my phone number (my parents still have it, two area-code changes later) while walking from our parked car to Penney's: "2-1-3, 9-4-7 . . . ." I really miss the enclosed mall. Not because it was unique in any particular way, but there were all these small details that only I and a few other people of my generation remember. Like those wooden animals that were a poor substitute for a play structure in the center of the mall, and the huge-huge-huge diameter metal pipe that encircled those animals but that wasn't an actual fence, as children could squeeze under it easily. And the weird lower level of the seating for the pathetic-but-delicious food court. And the arcade! This review is now completely sopped in my memories, so I'll tell you more. There used to be a focus-group company that would try to get people to sign up for surveys while you walked. I went to one with my (older) sister, when she was a teenager and I was maybe 8 or 9. We saw mock-ups of a commercial for milk that eventually became a real live-action-and-animation commercial. That was so cool! And Miller's Outpost (RIP) and Stride Rite (RIP), and the Gap before it turned into a horrible sweatshop company and the actual phone store with all the crazy phone options and Boston Store (RIP) where I got lost for the first and scariest time as a child and Conlon Bros. (RIP) and Sav-on in the mall before it became Osco and then Jewel-Osco and then back to Sav-on before CVS bought it. Sav-on used to have ice cream like Thrifty, and the same oldish woman with the denim smock and longish, graying braids would be working most of the time. And that mysterious but comforting women's store with the fake spooky gas lamps that flickered on either side of the storefront. I also miss Farrell's (RIP) and its arcade where my siblings set high scores on Centipede. And the original theater (RIP) and the replacement theater (RIP), where I got good at the TMNT and The Simpsons video games in 7th and 8th grades. I even miss the tire store and Jewlecor (RIP) and the janky but massive Crown Books (RIP) that replaced the B. Dalton (RIP) on the opposite side of the mall. Another formative memory was walking west in the mall with my mother in the mall building on August 30, 1985. We were right near the wooden animals I described earlier, and some announcement came over the loudspeakers. I couldn't make it out, but suddenly, everyone around us was jumping and cheering and smiling and clapping as if the Rams had just won the Super Bowl. I asked my mom what happened, and she said that they had caught Richard Ramirez, the serial killer known as the Night Stalker who had terrorized Southern California for months and who had also killed the neighbor who shared a backyard fence with my cousins (I didn't know this at the time). I learned how to drive in its massive parking lot, including the ridiculous ramp up to the bank (now Bank of America). There's also a separate ramp down from the bank. The first ramp is hard to get to now that Chick-fil-A and its complicated drive-thru line are right next to it, but try it anyway! Not to mention those weird covered parking spots underneath the bank. (Can you believe the parking lot used to fill up so much that we used to actually need to park that far?) I know I had long eyelashes as a child because the furniture store (kind of like a proto-Pier 1) where Buffalo Wild Wings is now used to have a cashier who always used to tell five-year-old me that I could sweep the floors with my eyelashes. I hate the Target and PetSmart and the huge parking area in front of them, because that was where most of the mall was. It ran east-west from Penney's to Sear, with that slight "L" added later to connect Mervyn's (RIP), now Kohl's. I also miss Dandy Donuts (RIP) and the weird laundromat. Sorry.

An employee died at the store today at Whittwood in Whittier, CA today while working but Target…read morejust kept on going like nothing happened even still planning a tree lighting tonight all for money that's a disgrace I will never shop at Target again what the F--- are you thinking people in the store even taking pictures you are sick too they should of cleared the store and closed for the day Whittwood said they are sorry but the tree lighting must go on I'll do all my Christmas shopping elsewhere I'm sure people would understand if it was next week you guys have no consideration for this mans family