Super cute branch of this store! This is a cute little shop selling a lot of trinkets and…read moreinteresting stuff related to Japanese culture in Sawtelle. While waiting for a restaurant to seat you, you can walk around in here and look around. There were several things that were pretty unique to me, and I found the shop very well-managed and clean. Even though it was a small store, there was still several workers present which was pretty interesting to me. But yeah, I think if someone wants to buy anything related to anime, have any unique chopsticks, Pokemon, pencils, Sanrio, Studio Ghibli, or some squishy toys, they will enjoy coming here. Prices pretty reasonable. You will be tempted to buy something for sure! Lots of very cute plushies also and I found it funny/cool they even sold backpacks for Labubus! - no bathrooms inside - lots of blind boxes - cute eye-catching displays at the windows

This is a cute Japanese store. As soon as I walked in there, everything looked soft and squishy…read more They have a lot of different things from pens, Pokémon, peanut keychains, teacups, anime, stationary, and stickers. A lot of selection that people want to buy for presents or for yourself. But their values aren't cheap though. This is the place to go for Christmas shopping or birthday shopping for your family or friends to give the best gifts they can ever have!

CHEAP PARTY CENTRAL…read more Celebrating? This is the place to pick up all kinds of affordable decor for 4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year, Valentine's Day, Easter and more! Plus, they have reasonably priced cards if you need to send something by mail. Stock up on plastic storage bags and Reynolds Wrap, which are a lot less here. Plenty of junk food, too. Park on a side street for free instead of dealing with their busy parking lot. Store aisles can be tight, so try to carry a basket for your goodies instead of grabbing a cart. There's usually a bit of a checkout line, but it moves fast. Some of the cashiers are very sweet. Wish prices were better marked, though. Now that everything is no longer a dollar, you might get sticker shock at the register! At some point, it's bound to become $2 Tree!

Well they didn't have the 1 thing I came for...the Halloween Coffin but they do have the standard…read moreselection of products that most Dollar Trees have. Their Halloween section was pretty disappointing however and that's the main reason I went there. Store was clean and organized. Parking was plentiful and easy in their lot.

March 7, 2026 | Los Angeles | While Family was in town, we had a bit of time to explore the area on…read moreSawtelle, as we waited for our table at a nearby restaurant! Daiso is a fun Japanese store that I knew everyone would enjoy, especially my niece! The store is so bright and cheerful! Inside | Pure cuteness! Home goods, stationery, including the cutest stickers & notebooks, cute face masks in colorful packaging, pretty hair clips/accessories, makeup, Japanese snacks & drinks... and so much more! They even had cute little plushies for animals! Fun! Fun Note | I first discovered Daiso shops during my travels throughout Japan, in particular, while shopping on Takeshita Street in Harajuku! I was visiting a friend and she & I would always stop in a number of Daiso shops whenever we spotted them, because they're simply fun! Overall | It's a fun and colorful store with a variety of goods from almost every category! We enjoyed looking around & I might even return to get some snacks and cute stickers for my planner when I have more time! While exploring the store, I received a notification that our table was ready at a restaurant across the street! I'll be back!

Everything was fine until checkout, where I was charged 20¢ for a bag. I know California allows…read morestores to charge for bags, but most retailers charge 10¢. Charging double what customers typically expect feels excessive and leaves the impression that the store is using the bag fee as an extra profit opportunity rather than simply complying with the law. It's only 20 cents, but it's the principle. Small things like this affect the overall customer experience. I'd rather shop somewhere that doesn't nickel-and-dime its customers.

You have a security guard at the door which is understandable because of the neighborhood you are…read morein. Do not make the security guard, ask people to check their purses, move their cars and whatever else is needed within the first 2 minutes of their arrival, it's very off putting. The employees can do this. The security guard shouldn't be forced to do the job of the entire crew. I have been shopping there for years, I will no longer shop here. I prefer to be greeted with a 'hello! welcome to our store' before being given multiple instructions by a guard.

In April EVERYTHING is 25% off! In May EVERYTHING is 50%…read moreoff! Friendly workers and I shop there for houseware and trinkets, especially tea cups, for good prices. Good selection of children's toys and lots of women's clothes, too.

We purchased our wedding bands here! He was responsive, friendly, and made beautiful bands for us…read moreat a competitive price.

Cannot recommend Michael enough for any jewelry needs but especially for engagement rings/custom…read morejewelry. He provided excellent service to make the process of buying an engagement ring fun and easy like it should be. Will definitely be returning and highly recommend him for anyone looking for a ring or jewelry.

I have never left a Marshall's crying, especially not on my literal 30th birthday…read more I took the day off of work today for my birthday, and decided to spend the day at Marshall's. I spent three hours meticulously looking for all of the 50% off holiday items. At one point a staff brought a huge cart of holiday candles to restock the Christmas section so I directly took from her cart. At checkout I was told 2/3 of my items were NOT part of the holiday section. I pleaded that there are snowflakes on the lip balm, the palmers lotion said HOLIDAY GIFT SET, and the names of the scents of the candles to which I was told no. A manager and another staff came over to say ok to the lip balm once she saw the snowflake. Then validated her and said she's right these are just red candles it's a no. I one by one picked them up and pleaded "mistletoe noir isn't holiday?" She said ok fine you can have that one. I literally said wow I didn't realize I needed to negotiate and try to convince you for each of these?! As I went and read the names of these candles. She said you don't need to convince me I just didn't read the bottom were really busy. I said then why are saying no before looking?! (Mind you I come here often, there was no one in line, normally line is around the isle and I wait 20min) she stormed away. The way she talked to me was so beyond unacceptable and mean. NO apology for telling me no when not checking. I told the cashier I'm so beyond upset right now this is not how I wanted to feel on my birthday. Moral of the story Barbara didn't let me take many of the candles I am certain were holiday, ultimately I literally got on my car and started sobbing. What a crazy way to spend my day off, and my birthday. Ultimately while Barbara was extremely rude, the ultimate problem is that the items should be in the system as holiday or not instead of letting staff debate with customers. Please change the holiday system for the future, thank you.

The Baseline: For a department store the selection of goods must be good, have quality on the level…read moreequal to the type of establishment, good internal circulation, and a good check out payment procedure. Service: All of the Marshal's staff I have ever interacted with in my 8 years of frequenting this Marshals location have been polite and helpful with all reasonable requests for assistance. I never have made an unreasonable request so I really can't compare against that. Selection: Marshals has a great number of standard types of items readily available but it is not a consistent in specific products. AKA if you don't get it now it probably won't be there next time you come. That does make for a fun shopping experience to find new things. Value: Some things have great reduced price value. Example: I bought Bones Coffee that retails at $19.99 at World Market that I bought for $8.99 at Marshals. You have to always look for the deals.

The guy makes up prices apparently by who you are if there is no tag on it…read more It says discount store but not really sure what their definition of a discount is. Some of the items I looked at that did have tags were priced like any regular retail store. It's also dark and dusty. I walked out pretty quickly when he told someone a lower price than he told me for something. Avoid this sheister place. Go find a cleaner, nicer, Dollar Tree. Ugh.

Well, I am not a huge shopper at Target like my girlfriend, but I have Yelped about a few…read morelocations. I was here the other day, and I like the size of it. Yeah, curbside parking may not be the best idea. I purchased just a few items. Service was good here, and I was happy.

This location is fine, but they have added one of those license plate validation parking systems…read morethat doesn't have a human. There is only one exit from the parking lot. So one exiting shopper fails to validate, looks at a $20 parking charge threat, and decides to hold up a line of 5 to literally 30 cars, trying to get everyone to reverse at the same time. They eventually give up, get out of their car, walk in, validate, and come back out. Exiting the parking lot is a clusterbiff probably 30% of the time I come here. It is so avoidable, and so stupid that they have switched to this system.