The knic knats are on point especially when you love to bargain shop. I've been here at least 4…read moretimes, and on the 4th time, there was an incident, so there may not be a 5th time. It's horrible to be profiled by the police and Korean shop owners, but to come in a freaking dollar store, come on. I purchased a large plant pot and the next day, I was in the store to purchase something else. I mentioned to one of the clerks of my pot planter purchase and she informed me that a base comes with my planter. Oh I was happy. Since I didn't come to the store for the base, I didn't have the receipt on me. I showed the clerk my bank app showing purchase at Dollar House. They wanted to know what time I was in the store so they could watch the video showing I purchased the plant pot. @$#!@, Well after 20 minutes, they come back and say, the pot planter I purchased doesn't come with a base to hold the water.. All I have to say is , I wish I bought the plant pot at Winco when I saw it, the week before..

Stop by with my little kid, my little five year-old cause they said they sold their mochi dumping…read moretoy thingy. Anyway, we did find them there and they had them behind the glass purchased two of them five dollars each the manager that was at the register said there were no returns on these toys couldn't figure out why she said that but anyway we got to the car when we opened it we realized the stuff that was in the inside didn't match the picture that was in the outside it was literally a softball that probably cost five cents to make

I am a HUGE fan of this store. Despite them being busy due to the obvious (COVID) the employees…read morewere friendly and Lupe the manager was exceptional!! We had a huge order for a Thanksgiving meal giveaway. We spent over $1000.00 She (Lupe) was patient and even asked a few of her employees to help us out to our truck.

Who doesn't love a bargain? I know I sure do and I save quite a bit of money by shopping at $.99…read moreand $1 stores. On a recent trip through the Palmdale area I realized I'd forgotten to pack my glasses; now this might not seem like a big deal, but I can't read texts or email or navigate using the GPS on my iphone without it and I was planning to be out of town for an entire weekend so it was going to become very inconvenient eventually. It's probably a little known fact, but you can pick up some pretty cute reading glasses here for only $.99. They work just as well as the ones that cost $10-$15 at a drug store but at a mere fraction of the cost. I picked up several pairs in case I lost one. The 99 Cent Only store also carries quite a few name brand candies and snacks such as Skittles, M&Ms, Spree, Hot Tamales, Lemonheads, Good & Plenty, Mike & Ike, Baby Ruth, Sugar Baby and more so it occurred to me I might need some road snacks. They also have a refrigerated case full of plastic bottles of cold soda. The same size bottle that will usually cost me $1.75 to buy cold at convenience stores. Pretty good deal, eh? This is also a great place to pick up toiletries such as shampoo, hand lotion, toothpaste, mouthwash, nearly anything you've forgotten to pack for your trip. Planning a party? You can find paper plates and cups, plastic forks, balloons, decorations, cards, gift bags, wrapping supplies, you name it. Pet supplies? Yep. Baby supplies? You betcha. The cleaning supplies section is well stocked with everything you need to clean everything in your house. Setting up your first apartment on your own or furnishing a dorm room? You can find real plates, bowls, dishes, silverware, kitchen gadgets and more. The 99 Cent Only store also carries food, canned, boxed, refrigerated, and even fresh produce. This store, however, had an entire section that was a first for me - a Gourmet & Organic Foods section. I kid you not. I even took a picture of it since I knew my friends would never believe me. So if you're trying to make your budget stretch just a little bit farther, try visiting the 99 Cent Only store and see what you can pick up on the cheap! On a side note, the people here are very friendly. I stopped to change the bulb on one of my headlights while I was in the parking lot and a gentleman in the car next to me came over and offered to help. Now, I'm an independent kind of gal and didn't actually need the help, but he offered so nicely who was I to refuse. Even the transient who walked up and asked for money did so ever so politely and maintained a respectful distance as he asked (you don't just walk right up on a single female alone in a parking lot) so I just had to give him some money. Friendly place, this parking lot.

I wanted to run in to grab my free item at Bath & Body, and it was madness. Santa was there, and…read morelots of people shopping before the holidays. Soon as I got out of my car and was walking up, a man came up to me right away asking me for money. You need to definitely have your head on a swivel. I prefer to buy my items online during the holiday just to avoid the crowds. 11/30/25

The Antelope Valley Mall isn't what it used to be. It used to feel like a fun, lively place to shop…read moreand hang out, but now it's pretty run-down and half-empty. A lot of the stores that used to make it great have closed, and what's left feels limited and outdated. The mall itself looks like it hasn't been updated in years -- the floors, lighting, and restrooms could really use some attention. It also doesn't feel very safe at times, especially in the parking lot during the evening. Security presence is hit or miss, and there are often groups of people just hanging around without shopping. Food court options are okay but not great, and customer service in many of the stores seems tired or short-staffed. It's honestly disappointing, because this used to be one of the main places to shop in the Antelope Valley. Overall, it feels like the mall has lost a lot of its energy. Unless there's a specific store you need to visit, it's probably easier to just shop online or head to a different shopping area.

Wow! This Top Liquidation Bins business has top guilty stuff, not junk like other Bins stores up…read morehere in the Antelope Valley. Clean and very well organized. I highly recommend shoppers to stop by and see for themselves. Over 40,000 items at low prices.

First time visiting Super Binz. I was greeted when I walked in. Isles are tight. They have carts,…read morebut you can't maneuver around people or curves easily. I Left mine and just grabbed one item for my grandkids. The day I visited, things were $3. Prices for new items to me were high. We don't usually come to this part of town, so probably wouldn't make a point of returning.

Aside from the fact that they could turn their A/C a couple degrees cooler, it is a neat place to…read morebrowse n get lunch. There's soul food, Mexican food, Chinese food... lots of juice, smoothies, boba milk tea options. There's an arcade in the food court area for the kids. I got myself a backpack for $10 and some toys for my nephews at one of the many shops. Very inexpensive. Scored a Freddy Krueger doll at a specialty store too, $11 after bargaining. There's even an eyebrow threading place and an acupuncture, acupressure, massage place in the mall... or massage chairs if you're on the go.

The place is so hot especially in this heat wave the air conditioning is turned off after 5 and the…read moreplace is open till 7. The people that work here are forced to withstand the heat and are not allowed to have personal fans on. This is extremely unethical and should be reported. The heat in Palmdale is no joke and can cause people to get sick from the extreme heat. Please do better Palmdale international shopping mall you should not be treating your renters this way and taking away air that they pay to have on all day.

Boring unfortunately- unremarkable There are a few cool…read morethings there but a disproportionate amount of things are not as interesting

Looking for a store to shop handmade & local gifts for family and friends? This is the perfect…read morestore! With over 90 local vendors, pretty little poppy is not only providing a store front for these small businesses, but is helping dreams come true. But it doesn't even stop there. The owner, brenda, created a non profit for young entrepreneurs in the AV called "Minors to Majors." She also rents out the back room to vendors and outside small businesses for workshops. All proceeds benefit minors to majors. This store is Gods work. His people are in this store. I encourage you to shop small & visit this little gem on the blvd. You will not be disappointed!

Such a cute antique and vintage store. The woman working was so friendly when we walked in, she…read moreoffered us coffee and tea and water. I grabbed some coffee to go which was nice. They have a wide variety of items and they are priced really well! Super affordable and I definitely bought a few items. I will definitely be back to shop here!

Me and my eldest kid have been familiarizing ourselves with thrift and antique shops in this area…read moreand finally experienced the Desert Cottage this past weekend. It is loaded with the kind of stuff I really go for, offers free water/coffee/tea/cocoa, and the owner Kathy was an absolute delight. I was completely enamored. Kathy's husband was busy bringing in merchandise for Kathy and it warmed my heart to see such a fantastic partnership. They love what they do, and that creates an atmosphere you shouldn't miss. If you're specifically looking for items from the first half of the 20th century, this could be your spot.