I want to like this place, but they never have what I need in stock…read more It's a bit of a chore to get all the containers and more often than not they're out of what I came for (even what I would consider to be staple items are often out). I'd love to replace my general grocery shopping with hello!bulk but the selection is too limited and inconsistent.

I love this store & their mission! Bring your own containers of any kind to refill with their wide…read morevariety of bulk products. I regularly buy laundry & dishwasher pods, eggs, coffee, tea, kombucha, spices, Wild Waters Soapery shampoo, and rice here. Most prices are comparable to similar products at Harmons, and you're not paying extra for packaging! They have a small selection of packaged organic goods, produce, and local kombucha. All the staff are very friendly & helpful. They have a rewards program to earn $ off future purchases. The one drawback is they lost street parking during the 300 W rebuild, so the back entrance & lot aren't very welcoming. But they are working to improve that!

An amazing place with amazing staff. This store and the employees care about people and the…read morecommunity. The manager gave a customer shoes because they needed shoes but could not afford them.

We like it okay and have found some pretty decent items here. Our only complaint is that we wish…read moreeverything had a price tag. It kind of gets annoying having to ask an employee the price of an item just about every time we're interested in an item. Some things have a price tag, just not everything. It'd make it easier.

Out of the blue, hubby decided we needed to upgrade to a King sized bed at our mountain condo…read more Neither of us wanted to spend a fortune, so we checked out The Warehouse, a nondescript little furniture store. It's tucked away across from the Home Depot in a plain looking building. This isn't a fancy showroom, it's a literal warehouse. But you can find some great bargains inside. We dealt with one of the owners who was personally working that day. He's able to make deals, so don't automatically assume you must pay the full price on the sticker! We found the perfect cherry wood sleigh bed and mattress within minutes. He even knocked off several hundred dollars off the price of both items as well as delivery. (Yes, they deliver to Park City and areas beyond Salt Lake City). Again, this is not super high quality stuff, but it looks good enough and feels sturdy enough. Our bed, for instance, has an unfinished back (doesn't matter since it is against the bedroom wall, but it would be a lot nicer if it was also nice looking wood). I did find the mattresses to be extremely high quality and a very good value. This would be a solid 5 star experience if not for the delivery. Our delivery guy brought everything on time (early, actually), but I was a little annoyed that he didn't help set anything up. It wasn't specified, but usually when furniture is delivered it's also set up for you. He did remove and haul away our old mattress, which we had to pay extra for at the time of purchase. I know this is a bargain outlet, so I probably shouldn't have expected full set up and maybe I could've paid extra for the service. I should've asked. You can see how irritating it was when all the guy did was shove the mattress and boxes into our room (see photos). That meant we had a full day of assembling a bed and it was NOT fun. Otherwise, this is a great place if you're looking for decent looking furniture cheap.

The salesman was very helpful and patient with us. I recently bought a bed mattress and a couch. We…read moreare happy with our purchases. The manager is really nice and friendly to talked to. The delivery guys came on time and willing to helped us out. Overall, this is a great place to check out for affordable furnitures.

Every once in a while I remember that NPS exists. It's not a place that I frequent, due to it's…read morelocation, but when I do make my way out there, it's a wonderland. The inventory always changes, so you don't really go in with a shopping list necessarily. NPS sells groceries, clothing, household wares-pretty much anything. I found some bath & body works lotion for $2.99 a bottle. There are designer items as well as overstocked or damaged goods. If you have the patience and the time, you can wander around and find all sorts of goodies.

Do not shop here unless you want the "security manager" to grab you up and use excessive force. And…read moreno, there was no shoplifting involved. I asked a customer to please move away from me and she called me a racist but nothing racist was said to her. She had security called. This dickhead with fucked up eye told me to calm down but I wasn't really pissed or excited so I told him I didn't need to calm down because I was. He told to leave, I asked to pay for the thing I wanted to buy and he told me no. We argued and he repeatedly called me stupid while walking behind me. I told him fuck you, I will defend myself. He kept repeatedly saying get out, I asked to speak to the store manager, he refused. As I got outside I turned to face him and told him not to follow me to my car. He kept getting in my face I spit on him, I felt threatened. I was wrong for spitting. He proceeded to grab my left and twist it super hard while bent over the cart return. I was trying to grab my bracelet from falling and when I tried to keep in it my grasp he kept tightening his sweaty hand on my wrist. I called the police but he was trying not to let that happen either so I screamed. He claimed I hit him 3 times, that didn't happen. The police reviewed the video and found no evidence of me hitting him 3 times. He had his hand on me for over 10 minutes. This idiot should've just taken my license plate and description and let me leave. I guarantee the cops would've showed up at my door. Prepare for a lawsuit security guy and NPS.

Lot of stuff. Lots of stuff…read more A Japanese version of a Dollar Tree, sort of. Except all of the goods are good to high quality since it's Japanese made. I don't know where to begin. They have tons of things, things that you knew about and want and things that you didn't know existed and now need. They have Japanese snacks and a limited amount of groceries, mostly drinks and ramen. They have a selection of Japanese pens! I bought one. Can't pass up a Japanese pen. Large store, well-lit. One employee to man the register, she was friendly. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

This is a fun place to explore…read more Love the Asian snacks, drinks, and different ramen options offered here. I bought a few things for a small gift basket that included some of the things I mentioned above. An $8 individual ceramic hot pot type bowl that you can heat directly on your stovetop. It had a beautiful cherry blossom design. I also got a chopsticks set, and bamboo hot pad for setting hot pots or pans on. The cashier was kind enough to open the box for me so I could inspect the hot pots for damage. As other people have mentioned, it's like an Asian version of our dollar tree store, only Daiso prices range from $2.25-$18. It's very organized and clean. They have so much variety from toys, to stationary, gardening items, organizing items, laundry items and so much more. It's definitely worth a visit to browse everything they have to offer.

As far as thrift stores go, this one is on the smaller side, but it packs a nice punch. There's a…read moregood amount of items inside and they are organized and displayed better than any other retail store I've visited. Seriously, it made my OCD so happy to see the shoes lined up perfectly and the books stacked just so. When I retire, do you think they'll hire me to come stock shelves? In addition to second hand items, that I assume are donated, I saw other goods on the shelf, specifically toiletries that were brand new. Perhaps overstock from stores? These included things like shampoo, feminine hygiene items, vitamins, etc. And the prices were really good-like, what you'd expect thrift stores to charge, but some of the bigger players charge too much for. I appreciate that. I'm here for a deal.

This is a small but MIGHTY thrift store!!! I always find some WONDERFUL treasure and the store is…read moreclean, well merchandised and they are decked out for the Holidays.... let's not forget about the WONDERFUL, hard working and friendly staff!!! 20 STARS!!!

A few weeks ago I had to help the company I work for schedule two donation pick ups that were sort…read moreof last-minute. Both times, it was Mason and Andre that came to assist us and they were both WONDERFUL!!! They were so helpful and patient and kind while I felt like I was full of chaotic energy trying to help get everything ready. It was a breath of fresh air to have them both show up with such great energy and it helped me feel less stressed, too! So, thank you to Mason and Andre for helping us in a hectic time and thank you for being awesome while you did it! And thank you for pivoting with me and taking more stuff than we had originally planned on. It was such a smooth process and I am so grateful.

After using the other side moving company and loving their service and then finding out their whole…read morestory I was anxious to try and support some of the other, Other side businesses. We tried the Murray location thrift shop next. It's smaller than the DI. I'd the say they are overall pickier about the quality of the items they offer to the public than the DI. The prices are what you'd expect from a thrift store. Overall it was a good experience. More furniture related items than you typically see at the DI too with a smaller selection of clothes. But everything in the store was in decent shape. It's well organized. The lines move slowly. That might be its only drawback. I highly recommend this place.