5 stars for costumer service! We came from Big 5 in Cerritos looking for baseball gear and they…read morewere rude and appeared so bothered we needed assistance ( Cerritos location) We came here and it was so much different. Costumer service was great . They acknowledged us immediately, helped with our questions and ensured we got a good fitted baseball helmet for my son . Don't go to Cerritos they are rude. Come to this location, they are very welcoming and helpful!

Bad service the workers don't do there jobs right I really dislike how it looks like there's no one…read moreto help I think this place can do a whole bunch better

I normally come to get their produce because it's always so fresh. The store is pretty clean and…read moreorganized. The checkout lines take awhile but not too long.

Selections are very limited according to seasons for certain products like clothing or swim wear…read more Greeted at the door with a smile and plenty of self check outs and cashiers available makes for an easy in and out. Definitely the cleanest parking lot of all other Walmarts I've ever been to.

If you're in need of a basic shirt, particular for a group or similar then t-shirt city is your…read moreplace! Nothing fancy, just basic, decent quality shirts at a fair price - in bulk, and in all sizes. The service is always friendly, and they have just about every type of t-shirt possible. * Under $10 purchases cost $1 fee if paying with card, so if you're just buying a single shirt I'd recommend cash. :)

Some quick context. I've been on a weight loss journey and have been trying to find clothing that…read morefit me well. I came in and was interested in getting some clothing. The women there felt like they were profiling me the whole time. As I'm trying to see how some of their clothes fit, I decided I wanted to try something on. Asking politely, I asked to use the fitting room. Clearly the fitting room was open and unoccupied. One of the women told me to just try it on over the shirt I was wearing. I told them I had an undershirt on and wouldn't be bare underneath, but they still refused to let me go into a fitting room. Overall just bad vibes from the beginning and if you have a clothing store and have accessible fitting rooms, you should probably let people try on the clothes they're trying to buy. I will never try to shop here again. Good luck to them!

I'm giving this store one star due to a frustrating experience. This is actually the first time…read moreI've ever felt the need to leave a negative review, but I want to share what happened so others can avoid a similar situation. I bought what I thought were indoor soccer shoes for my five-year-old son, but accidentally ended up with turf shoes. He wore them to practice and slipped because they weren't the right type, and they were extremely tight on his feet. We physically went back to the store to show them the shoes and explain the situation. The staff member there was polite and tried to help, but the manager and owner were not present. They made the decision over the phone not to allow any return or exchange, without much consideration or asking for more details. To be clear, I even ended up buying the correct indoor shoes in a size that was two sizes up from the original pair, which is further proof that the first pair was way too tight. I was ready to do business with them again and just needed a fair resolution, but the refusal over the phone felt dismissive. It's not about the money for me; it's about being treated justly as a customer. I hope they improve their customer service in the future.

We found this place when the other store we went to turned out to be only open on weekends…read more The staff was friendly, my son found the Mexico jersey he wanted, and we found a pair of socks in the clearance bin. They had the cleats he bought at a major chain, for about the same price. Overall, I was impressed with this place.

Privately owned small tennis shop. This one is in Buena park, CA close to Los Alamitos…read more They carry all the Tennis essentiels. Latest rackets, shoes, balls etc. I always go to them to get my rackets strung. I went in the other day and they got it done for me in an hour and a half. I went back yesterday and got a new pair of hard court shoes by Asics. They are super comfortable. I recently had bought a racket on Amazon. Turns out that their price was $50 less than Amazon. So their prices are really good. They offer private lessons. They have an indoor practice facility. Joey, the owner is really nice. I highly recommend checking them out.

Great service and selection, I went in to look a some rackets they had the prostaff I wanted and…read morewhen I asked their price was about 50$ less than anywhere online. I was really surprised and the guy working Joey even strung it while I waited. Overall I'm very impressed I would definitely come back!

Came today, first time to this location. Welcomed in as we came in. This location is fully stocked,…read morevery organized. Lots to see.... Second time to a 5 below. We came in for some candy and posters. Good service, and self check outs. ( No bags available) only reusable bags available. Ok bye.

Today was my 21st birthday, and a friend of mine of me that I should go to 5 Below since they have…read morebirthday candles that resembles those metallic birthday number balloons. I drove here and found that they do sell them at 5 Below, but the place I went to only sold a few of them. I found 2 candles but not 1 candles. I'm going to cut them some slack because there's lots of people turning 21 or 13 or some number with 1 in them.

I try to ocean fish 4-5 times a month. I own reels from the three big manufactures. My Daiwa reels…read moreare by far my favorite. I own Saltist 30 and 40 two speeds. I use them from everything from Rockfish, lingcod, White Sea Bass , halibut and Small tuna to 60 lbs. They are light weight, have better drag when doing price comparasion and very smooth. Recently I purchased a Lexa 300hs-p. I was swimbait fishing for lingcod. I was adjusting the spool cap. I adjusted it too loose and the cap hit the boat rail and went swimming in the Pacific. I called daiwa to buy a new one. I told the rep what I needed and before I could ask the cost, she told me they would send it out "GRATIS", even though it was my screw up. What more could you ask for!!! I recently took the lexa out to WSB and barracuda fish. No WSB , but, the little reel slayed some LOG barracuda without a hiccup. I thought before writing this to do a little research. Daiwa is also more reasonable when it comes to servicing reels compared to other brands. I could only hope DAIWA starts giving out decals, just pulled my A**T sticker of my window.

Daiwa Warranty Experience - Extremely Disappointing Customer Service…read more I want to start by saying that the Tatula series itself is a very good reel. Unfortunately, my experience with Daiwa's warranty process and customer service has been extremely disappointing and has completely changed my opinion of the brand. I purchased a Daiwa Tatula XSL 300 baitcasting reel on September 19, 2024 for Great Lakes salmon fishing from a pier. The reel was used for approximately one month, during which I landed around 65 king salmon in the 12-20 lb range. After salmon season ended, the reel was stored and not used again until the following season. I am very experienced with reels and routinely clean, oil, and grease my equipment, especially after fishing in Michigan conditions. When I took the reel out again around August 16, 2025, I immediately noticed the reel was winding unevenly and pulling heavily to the left side. After researching common causes, I suspected bearings. I ordered upgraded ceramic bearings and had them professionally installed due to my work schedule. The reel was mailed out around September 2 and returned around September 10, clean and upgraded. On my first day off, I attempted to respool the reel and immediately found that the uneven winding issue was still present. On September 15, I contacted Daiwa customer service and spoke with a representative named Hardy. I clearly explained: * The reel was purchased on September 19, 2024 * The bearings had been upgraded * I intended to mail the reel in before the one-year warranty expired Hardy explicitly stated that the warranty would still be honored, even with the upgraded bearings. After mailing the reel to Daiwa, I received no updates for two weeks, after which I was informed I would be charged $55 for a "clean and lube." I explained that I had been told the reel was covered under warranty. At that point, I was told the warranty was voided due to the bearing upgrade, directly contradicting what I had previously been told. Communication remained poor. After six weeks, I was finally informed that the actual issue was a bent pinion gear. I specifically asked whether the upgraded bearings caused the damage and was told no. I also asked if I could be refunded, which was denied. After nearly four months total, I finally received my reel back on December 28, 2025. When I tested the reel in early January, the line initially appeared evenly spooled. However, after removing line as instructed by Daiwa--peeling my 20 lb PowerPro down to the backing to adjust it--the uneven winding immediately returned. I have spooled many baitcasting reels over the years, and this was not user error. I reported the continued issue to Daiwa, and to their credit, they did provide a FedEx shipping label for the reel to be mailed back for further inspection. However, given the previous delays, cost, and lack of resolution, this added to the frustration rather than restoring confidence. Additionally, a separate Daiwa customer service representative told me that landing 65 Great Lakes king salmon was "a lot for that reel" and could have caused the damage. If that is the case, it raises serious concerns about the reel's intended use and durability. As a result of this experience: * I lost nearly four months without the reel * I effectively lost an entire salmon season * I was without equipment I paid for * I received conflicting information from customer service * I paid for a repair that did not resolve the problem While the Tatula reel design is excellent, Daiwa's customer service, warranty handling, and communication were extremely poor. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend Daiwa to anglers who maintain their own equipment, upgrade components, or expect a company to stand behind its warranty. I hope Daiwa improves their warranty transparency and customer support, as the product itself has a lot of potential.

Honestly, who has the time and energy to invest in a complaint on Yelp the size of a novel over a…read moremulti-billion dollar corporation?

I shop at this Walmart regularly because they consistently have the products I need in stock, which…read moreI appreciate. However, the self-checkout situation is extremely frustrating. There are usually a dozen or more self-checkout registers sitting unused and closed, while customers are forced to wait in long lines for the few that are open. If Walmart is going to install that many self-checkout stations, they should actually make them available to customers. The store does a great job keeping items stocked, but the checkout experience is inefficient and unnecessarily time-consuming. Improving access to the self-checkouts would make a huge difference.