179/2024 This plaza…read moreis the home of my grandkids' favorite Sweet Rolls Tacos. The plaza center is a walking distance to the Downtown and accessible from I-10 and I-210 freeways. Ample parking spaces plus a courtyard seating area for leisure.

This was my second visit to Feel Good Market, and I can honestly say it won't be my last!…read more My first visit was for the Soap 101 class, and it was everything I had been looking for. Christy is incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and thorough, and it's obvious she's passionate about sharing her craft. I learned so much while having an absolute blast. It was the perfect girls' outing, and I left feeling confident and excited to begin making soap on my own. Today I returned for the Foot Scrub class, and it was just as enjoyable. It was such a pleasure seeing Christy and her wonderful staff again. Everyone is genuinely friendly, welcoming, and happy to answer questions--not only during the classes but about all of the products they carry. The store itself is charming and full of unique handmade items, and they even have a beautiful selection of plants. It's honestly hard to walk out without buying at least one! They accept both cash and credit/debit cards, which is convenient, and parking couldn't be easier. There is plenty of parking directly in front of the store with easy nose-in spaces, making it very accessible. If you're looking for a fun, hands-on experience or want to learn from someone who truly knows her craft, I can't recommend Feel Good Market enough. Whether you're taking a class or simply stopping in to browse, you'll be welcomed like an old friend. Every minute I spent there was time well spent, and I'm already looking forward to my next visit!

I was recommended here by my grandmother and aunts who are locals to Yucaipa & I'm obsessed!…read moreKelly made my visit to Feel Good Market such an amazing experience! From the moment I walked in, she was incredibly welcoming, kind, and genuinely passionate about the products. She took the time to answer all of my questions, offered thoughtful recommendations without being pushy, and made me feel like a valued customer. You can tell she truly cares about helping people find products that fit their needs, and her positive energy made shopping so much fun. The store itself is beautiful, smells incredible, and has such a warm, inviting atmosphere, but Kelly's outstanding customer service is what really made my visit memorable. If you're in Redlands and haven't been to Feel Good Market yet, you're missing out. Ask for Kelly, you'll leave with amazing products and an even better experience. I'll definitely be back!

I do like the Dollar store... I find some things for grandkids here.... Crayons, coloring books,…read moregift bags, etc... This store needs to be fully stocked....it's still pretty new so they don't have a lot of things...

This little jewel of a store is packed with great quality tools! I got exactly what I was looking…read morefor and needed.

They have lots of tools. The prices were a bit high and I had called to get a price over the phone…read moreand when I arrived she tried to upsale me. They do have a large variety that are cheaper than the big box store.

Avoid this store! No respect for seniors (or any customer for that matter). No respect for…read morecustomers' time. This is a titan that is getting chipped away by the small little competitors. My experience this Sunday, May 3rd, in the afternoon: I am a senior citizen. I had two orders (using two different debit cards) on one cart with 21 items, four of them were peroxide duplicates, and several other items were duplicates too. I had to use two cards because one order was from my Nations Benefit Card. The Walmart girl told me to go into the self-checkout lines which were empty (at least 6 were open). The regular cash register girls were all busy. So I gladly pushed my cart to self checkout. As I was scanning, a chubby little young Hispanic girl with glasses stopped me and told me to go the cashier line because I had too many items. I told her that the first Walmart girl ushered me into self-checkout. She told me, "I don't care, those are the rules." Then I remarked politely that I have two orders on two cards with many duplicate items. I pointed the regular cash register manned machines that were all busy (!). She said, "I don't care, those are the rules. You need to go to the regular registers." I told her she had no discretion and that she was full of baloney. (She did not understand what the word "discretion" meant.) So rather than escalate this I put things back in my cart and went to the regular checkout. Then, a scruffy security thug shows up and I hear what was probably the head cashier (an older Walmart lady, presumably the area manager), yell, "Don't let them get away with that!" She was referring to me, as if I was doing something illegal. The bloated security guard was standing there like they were about to be robbed by me. (LOL). What an unprofessional joke this store is. Very poorly managed with the employees running the store like they are little kings and the customers are the enemy. Corporate seems to be oblivious to anything other than sticking it to the consumer. This is why most of us are going to Amazon and alternative stores like Grocery Outlet, Trader Joes, etc. More experiences: 1. Try buying anything in the cabinets in the personal care section. You will wait forever. It's a joke. And so will the others in the same queue in front of you. Walmart has insufficient staff to open the cabinets for customers. Waiting more than 2 minutes is inexcusable. I go to Trader Joes instead. Walmart corporate management too lost to realize that customers go to another store. 2. Try buying a bottle of liquor. It's the same problem. It's not a crime to buy liquor, apparently. Walmart has insufficient staff to open the cabinets for customers. Waiting more than 2 minutes is inexcusable. I go to Trader Joes instead. Walmart corporate management too lost to realize that customers go to another store. 3. Jewelry department. FORGET IT! You'll be there all day. A total joke. We go to Kohls instead. 4. Employees stocking left and right. So what is the problem mentioned in 2 and 3, above. 5. Receipts often do not match posted sale prices! Five cents here and there ads up to millions. 6. Auto department register. Forget it! Same issues. Where are the employees?! You will wait for ever. 7. This QR code crap and APP baloney is ridiculous. Give us a human. 8. Last time we checked out national language is English. This constant Spanish music broadcasted on the intercoms is so annoying. By the way, I am Hispanic! More and more of us are bailing from Walmart. You can see that morale there is very low. The prices are really not that great and many are higher than other stores. The hassles, time wasting, and humiliation are simply not worth it.

Busy location !…read more After picking up selected items to purchase I was heading towards the self check out line when a staff directed me to go to a cashier check out counter with an open line!!! Very good check out system! They are on a look out for us consumers ! Excellent customer service indeed !!!

Love the color coded presentation and displays. Friendly staff. Found some good items. Will come…read moreagain when I'm in the area.

Very cute thrift store thats set up like a boutique with dressing rooms. Allthough I didnt find…read moremuch here I will go back. Some prices matched but others were a little high. Service is great. Its ran by a group of lovely volunteers and the money goes directly back to the American Cancer Society.