UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP, YAY! This store went from trashy,…read moredirty, disorganized, poor quality of products, cluttered, and not the best customer service; to clean, organized, great quality, open aisles, and great customer service. I love to see the intentionality of the new owners, it's making Lompoc a better place! Nice job!

I recently shopped at the Lompoc store and my purchases came to $7.58. I gave the clerk $7.58 and…read morewas told that they no longer take pennies. I took my three pennies back and gave him a nickel {$7.60); then he proceeded to give me two pennies as change. So, Grocery Outlet doesn't take pennies but they give out pennies.

Clean, nice not very big like other marshals but good collection…read more Easy parking. Very safe at night because the area of the parking lot is flooded with lights. Close to Main Street. Good service.. good deals nice variety, but not as big as other places..

This Marshalls is amazing. The store itself is clean and everything is well organized without being…read moreoverly cluttered. Employees are all over the floor, stocking, organizing, and monitoring. All employees I have encountered on several different trips have been very kind, friendly and helpful. It's Marshalls, so there's always great value. Not only your prices discounted when things go on clearance their discounted even more. This is definitely a go to stop for me to buy clothes for leisure activities as well as clothes for work. Never would I have thought to come out to the Marshalls in Lompoc, but I am so happy that I have. The quality and cleanliness of this marshals has remained top, notch, and consistent with every visit I have here. I will definitely be back again and again.

What an interesting place! I've never come across anything quite like it before. Is it like a…read moreWalmart? A Target? A Dollar Store? It was like a mash-up of those plus more. I walked in just to check it out. Lots and lots of men's clothing, so I didn't think I'd spend much more time here. But as I walked around (very oddly set up) I noticed cleaning items, women's socks, office supplies, men's underwear for 99 cents, I mean: WHAT ELSE DO YOU NEED IN LIFE?! I ended up finding some cute Elsa and Anna socks (for me!) and some readers. That was a good find, I suppose, but not too sure if I'll be back. Maybe? I suppose their merchandise may turn over like a 99 cent store, so maybe in a lucky day you could get a really good deal. All in all, HUGE store with a WIDE variety of items. I guess check it out, if for the experience of it all!

This store will not let you use the restroom, not even for emergencies. They will not let you try…read moreon clothes. I had a a lot of things I was going to buy , and chose not to spend any money there because of the reasons listed above.

Right before Safer at Home went into place, Dear Hubby and I had spent the day up in the Santa Ynez…read moreValley. Popping into just a few of the stores, while practicing social distancing, it wasn't very crowded in town, so that was doable. The two salespeople at this store were extremely personable and helpful. One was talking up a special on their bamboo sheet sets, describing all the great qualities of the fabric. I personally prefer printed sheets, so their solids didn't appeal to me for that reason. They are very soft, which is appealing. I understand that they wear very well, wick moisture, and have other features. Their sleepwear felt really dreamy, pardon the pun. I wasn't in the mood to spend that much / full retail. I did go for a cute t-shirt that will be great for the summer. I don't think I own anything else in bamboo fabric, so am looking forward to seeing how it handles normal wear and tear, plus washing. The shop is bright and colorful, with lots of tropical flair. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience shopping there. If you do a lot of Internet shopping, or discount buying (TJ Maxx, Burlington, etc.), it's a nice little touch to have the salesperson place your purchase in a bag, finish it with a flourish of tissue paper, and hand it to you with a big thank you and a smile. You'll find that here. **NOTE, i suspect they may be closed until quarantines are lifted, but please consider patronizing them when we emerge from our home isolation.

I had no idea what to expect when we entered this store, the sales girl greeted us right away & was…read moreextremely polite , she explained that everything is made with bamboo and is eco friendly , she encouraged us to touch the products and feel how soft to the skin it is. They had three samples of bath towels , two were from popular super discount stores and a celebrity brand, and then of course a sample of the Cariloha towels. What an amazing difference in quality. The two discount were rougher and thinner to the touch. where the Cariloha was thick, plush, and smooth ... I certainly wouldn't mind being wrapped up in one of these towels after a shower. The clothing I can only describe as casual, comfortable and beachy (I know that's not a real word). I saw a skirt that could easily be easily paired wedge sandals and cotton tank top. The prices weren't as bad as I expected, they are average to many department stores. For anyone who loves luxury and wants to help the environment, stop by today. I just may have to go back to get those towels.

A gun place to go hunt for deals and cool stuff! We got some great things for our clients remodel…read morejob. Their new lighting is going to look amazing thanks to lompoc thunder deals

This place sells Amazon and target returns. They are…read moreclosed on Thursday for restocking. Friday everything is $12 Saturday everything is $8 Sunday everything is $6 Monday everything is $4 Tuesday everything is $2 Wednesday everything is $1. Selections drastically diminished as time goes on. Lots of parking and grocery carts are available.

I absolutely love the store. I would go down to the Bay Area all of the time and stopping at Daiso…read morewas always a must. I went on opening day to the Daiso in Santa Maria. It is just like any of the other Daiso stores have been to. The prices are extremely affordable. They have so many unique items for sale. Everyone refers to die so as the Japanese dollar store. Everything ranges in price from $1.75 to I believe $15. They have pricing guides up and down the aisles to teach you how to identify the price of items. They offer a variety of Merchan nose from plushy's, school supplies, and stationary to snacks, cold beverages, and household supplies, and a little bit of everything in between. The aisles are a bit narrow, but I feel when the hype dies down and not so many people are in and out of the store it won't be an issue. On opening day, the line to check out was very long, but it also moved at a great pace. The employees were friendly, helpful, and very knowledgeable about where things were located in the store. I definitely enjoyed my first trip and I will be back for many more.

The associates here threw small ceramic pots into a bag with other merch here and when I got home,…read moreI discovered they were cracked and couldn't be used. I came by the next day to try to exchange them and was told by the manager that their store policy is not to provide any exchanges or refunds. I asked where this is advertised and she told me it's on my receipt - ofc the customer only sees that after they paid. To add insult to injury, manager advised me that I should have asked for my items to be wrapped in paper. Not sure how this is my responsibility. I am spreading the word that this is their customer service policy. I personally vouch to never shop at Daiso again. The cheap junk isn't worth the hassle.

There was no customer service at all. Just three ladies talking at the register. I asked for a boot…read morein my size and they said that they don't carry that brand in my size with out any offer to assist in an alternate purchasing method.

Great store with awesome customer service! Chris was easy to talk to and his team was very helpful!read more

As the eldest of six boys from two hard working parents of modest means, there were some lean times…read morewhen we were young. Tight budgets meant there were some times we had to rock ProWings from Payless instead of Nikes from Nordstrom's... but we learned that our good names and honest hearts stood for more than our shoes ever could, and to this day, we still understand the value of a dollar. Or 99¢... which is to say, that hard work, moderation, and perseverance have generally moved my station in life that a trip to the ninety-niner is for fun more than necessity. Still, I know where I came from, and I have the utmost respect for anyone here trying to save a few bucks on essentials for any reason. All that to say, this is a solid little 99¢ store in humble little Lompoc. Not so little actually... the store is big, well stocked, and organized. On our recent long weekend in Lompoc, Mrs. Picante and I ducked in here to grab a few odds and ends-- michelada ingredients, sour gummy worms, chips n salsa, and a cursory tour of the other aisles. I always seem to find something I had forgotten I needed-- like on this trip, I found some bamboo tomato stakes that worked perfectly in my little garden at home. Grabbed a couple of coloring/activity books for the kids, priced out some nerf guns. I love that about this store-- it offers frivolity and frugality to each who needs it. When it was time to check out, the staff was friendly and appropriately conversational-- a rarity in a day and age when the front end staff of many grocery stores roundly ignore the customer and carry on personal conversations with other checkers or the courtesy clerks. My compliments to the staff and management of a well-run 99¢ store. This one is a model and a positive example to the chain and the brand. Well done!

I usually don't come to this store but I was next door and needed a few things. The store is clean…read moreand the employees are nice. My biggest complaint is that there is food on the shelves past the expiration date. I didn't notice this until I got home. One of the items have the expiration date of Nov 3,2022 and the other was Dec 22,2022. Someone is not doing their job. These items should not be on the shelves.