Leila was so sweet. Very helpful and just overall sweet. Don't see that very often. She really…read morewent above and beyond for us.

Department store with variety of clothing and accessories. Large layout with assorted name brand…read moreclothing and not too busy. Convenient order pick up area and friendly staff all around to help assist. Large parking lot area and easy to enter and exit.

So many cute stuff here. And they got frieren randomly. Lots of parking and this store didnt seem…read moretoo busy when i came. Halloween goodies are up for some cheap decorations or outfits. Surprised that they have hello kitty and chikakawa stuff too.

The most unfriendliest Daiso I've ever been in.... Not a…read morehello by either of the two in the store. I probably will never shop this Daiso again. Not very well stocked for the things I've seen like at other daiso's . Your owner needs to go visit better run Daiso's to see what you're missing.

Dining in Los Angeles, California…read more.. Monterey Park Mall is best known for NBC Seafood Restaurant. Just look for the tall street sign that advertises LA Fitness. Universal Bank is also here, but it is not as prominent. Mr. Baguette is in a building on the street... and so is Jim's Bakery... Another building (yes - there are several buildings here) at this mall houses NutriShop, SW Merchant, and MPJ Nail Spa. I actually parked under this building. Because... Even though there's free shared parking... when it's full, look for the Additional Underground Parking. Some of the spaces at the Underground Parking are covered! Enjoy!

Long long ago in a galaxy far far away... Maybe in another…read moreuniverse or dimension there was a movie theatre here. Along with small shops and a huge restaurant. The restaurant is still here and probably took over most of the small stores for their space. There's a boba shop, a gym, bakery, and a few other businesses here. Remodeling this plaza, not a mall, really looks good. Fixed all the parking spaces with clear lines. Not like anyone knows how to park but helps to know where my space starts and stops.

Walmart is simply amazing! I discovered their SAME DAY DELIVERY service, which is beyond…read moreamazing... I don't know how they do it. So if you haven't tried, look into it and you may just get what you need super fast! The same day delivery does have a minimal order $ amount; and when you can't make that, you can come to their stores to pick up. And this is where this Supercenter comes in --- they have everything! I found and picked up items hard to find, or would take other places (Target, Amazon) days to delivery here, on the same day, for free pickup. Their great service staff makes it really easy. You can park in a designated area and they will help you get your order. And did I mention PRICES? You can't beat their prices... I've compared them with Amazon on many items and they are often better. I also appreciate that their pickup and delivery services are eco-friendly. Unlike many other retailers, they avoid using excessive packaging and stick to the manufacturer's original boxes, which I find very responsible.

Walmart Supercenter (Rosemead) is GIGANTIC! Like, WOW!! It fits three grocery markets while also…read morestaying very clean & air conditioned. Honestly, I enjoyed walking & perusing the items for some cardio. I arrived at the Walmart Supercenter (Rosemead) on Wednesday (around 9AM - August 2026). It's filled with customers! Even though the shaded parking lot is gigantic, the place felt filled. The Walmart Supercenter (Rosemead) had A LOT of staff. Staff is easy to find, and the location is jam packed with great deals. I eventually ended up buying some seltzer water, but this spot felt comparable to Costco. They sold food, clothes, car supplies, toys, and almost everything. I walked around for about an hour, and I still couldn't see everything. HUGE! As I left, I showed my receipt to the greeter by the entrance/exit, and Staff promptly smiled and said, "Goodbye, Sir." From top to bottom, this location felt safe, welcoming, and well-managed. I had no intention of leaving a review when I'd entered, but I'm compelled to say that the low rating doesn't do this place justice. I had a surprisingly good experience, and I can easily see this HUGE Walmart being a funny tourist attraction. Great deals!!

Definitely what caught my attention the environment is clean and everything is stocked and full on…read morecounters . Great customer service and very polite here , very helpful So much selection to pick from , great deals on the clearance section and also different items from another one

Collecting trading cards at this location isn't necessarily bad, but there are certain people that…read moretend to ruin the fun for everyone. One dude named Angel, you may or may not know him, he is ALWAYS first or ONE of the first 5 people waiting in line. This dude always gets cards even if he's purchased the set already. The downside on this target location is that it's limit 2 per SKU, so this dude get multiple of EVERYTHING and he's known to be reselling as well from what I've heard. Today 05/08/26, there was an issue between 2 gentleman waiting in line about spot saving, because Angel left his chair in line and was apparently gone for hours only to show up 30 minutes before the store opened. Then what appears to be a friend or family member of Angels, shows up 15 minutes before opening. Then one gentleman, I don't know what the name is, but he's big, waddled his way into line and sat down on the ghost chair that he apparently left in line the night before, he always seems to be one of the first 5 people as well. I don't know what the name of the guy was that was defending Angel but this dude reeked of weed, looked like a bum wearing a black hoodie, facial hair indeed looking all bummish, and was also saving a spot in line for his wife that showed up like 20minutes after the store opened. It's crazy that chairs for whatever reason it be, can "save your place" in line without you even having to be physically there because as a collector myself I'd be pretty mad too that the first 5 people in are buying multiple of everything while everyone else there is trying to get something as well, especially after waiting HOURS and you can't really get anything because ANGEL and his buddies are spot saving and not PHYSICALLY present in line. This store needs to ban Angel from shopping at this location and they need to change to limit down to 1 per customer because limit 2 per customer especially when it comes to Pokemon cards is wild. It's a kids card game, and we got grown folk arguing which in this case is valid, IF YOU ARE NOT WAITING IN LINE LIKE THE REST OF THE PEOPLE YOU SHOULD NOT BE FIRST IN LINE AT ALL.

The workers here were very nice to me ! i needed help grabbing a locked item and let them know at…read morecheckout. they put my items to the side and helped me grab the purse i wanted. the girl that helped me picked out the purse was very nice and complimented the purse. it was a very cute purse too ! then when i came back they helped me. i bought a lot of other things too maybe like 6 items and spent 150$ which wasnt too bad bc the purse was like 50. i also found a rlly cute top here, my new favorite !

We stopped here on the way home from the airport and were so disappointed. I've actually felt that…read morelately, TJ Maxx hasn't been hitting like it used to, especially not the LA area ones. I didn't find anything in the hair care section or any good books, which are usually my two go to's. I walked out only purchasing some chapstick which is crazy!

This is a shoutout for the cashier Pedro. He provided excellent customer service. 5/5. He doubled…read morechecked prices since three items did not have a price on them and were not immediately found by the register. He had to look the items up on his mobile so I would be charged correctly. Also he showed me how to use my gift cards had I used the self check, but since i was at his register, he input the cards at and told me what the value was....I gave permission to use them. Pedro was thorough thoughtful and meticulous, which I appreciated. I was disappointed that the store did not stock or were out of stock on items i needed...such as water booties, beach towels, or one-piece women's bathing suits (what was on the floor were all bikinis)....in other words, the store did not stock the merchandise I came in to purchase..alas...2/5 Staff were very nice and helpful, guiding me to sections of the store and one even escorted me. Again, five star customer service for the two associates I had to stop as they walked the floor on some other task. Both stopped and assisted me and were very friendly.

This is now my second frustrating experience at this Target in less than two weeks, and both visits…read morehave had the same underlying issue: poor communication, lack of organization, and making simple purchases unnecessarily difficult. On my first visit, I stopped at the Target snack bar for something quick. There was no visible sign indicating that the food counter was not operating normally. I stood there waiting before eventually noticing a piece of paper lying flat on the counter telling customers to order through Starbucks. By then, the Starbucks line had more than 10 people in it and appeared to be staffed by only two employees. After waiting another 10+ minutes, I finally got to the register and asked for popcorn, only to be told, "We're not making it today." Apparently they were only serving the Pizza Hut items that had already been prepared. That would have been completely understandable if there had simply been a clear sign saying what was and was not available. Instead, I wasted time waiting at one counter, then waiting in a long Starbucks line, just to find out the item was not being offered. On my second visit, less than two weeks later, the Target food counter actually had a separate employee working it. There were even multiple bags of popcorn visibly sitting behind the counter. I asked for a large popcorn and was told they did not have any and were only serving Pizza Hut items. When I asked if popcorn could be made, I was then told the machine was not working. So on one visit it was "we're not making it today," and on the next visit the machine was supposedly out of service. Either way, why is there no clear signage? If the popcorn machine is broken, put an "Out of Service" sign on it. If only Pizza Hut items are available, say that. If hot dogs, popcorn, Icees, etc. are not being sold, why have a full menu posted as though they are available? During the same visit, I tried shopping the women's underwear section during an Auden 5-for-$25 promotion. The area was extremely disorganized. Many drawers were nearly empty, sizes and styles were mixed together, and I went through all three display areas, including drawers labeled for sizes other than mine, just to find five pieces I was willing to purchase. At self-checkout, I found out that two of the five did not qualify for the promotion because apparently only certain price points are included. The problem is that none of the individual items had visible prices on them. I asked the employee how a customer is supposed to know which ones qualify without having an employee scanner. She scanned the items and explained the price limitation, but that still did not answer the real question. How is the customer supposed to know while shopping when the merchandise is mixed together, the drawers are poorly organized, and the items themselves have no pricing? I was then told I could "just get two more" and directed back toward the same displays I had already thoroughly searched. That was frustrating because I had already spent a significant amount of time going through essentially every drawer trying to find something in my size. Neither issue by itself is catastrophic. The problem is that customers should not have to work this hard just to figure out what food is actually available, what merchandise costs, or what qualifies for an advertised promotion. I have shopped at Target for decades , and there are other locations that are much cleaner, better stocked, better organized, and provide a much smoother customer experience. After two disappointing visits in roughly 10 days, I am not particularly inclined to give this location a third chance.

Atlantic Times Square is a humongous one stop destination that offers retail shopping, restaurants,…read moreentertainment and residences in one place. It's definitely a gathering spot where friends and family can come together to shop, dine and unwind. I was here recently to do take-out from Hong Kong Cafe. I remember coming here in the past for dinner at Atlantic Seafood & Dim Sum. I would love to return here more often to explore the many food options it offers (see below). Residences are on the upper floors. All shops, restaurants, and entertainment are primarily on the bottom floor. Anchor: AMC Theatres, 24 Hour Fitness Specialty Stores: 528 Entertainment, AI W Beaut The Studio, Aritaum, Daiso Japan, Focus Vision Optometric Center, Fun Hoops, Lambert Outdoors, Personal Touch Lingerie, Ravel, Shiny by Seoul, Spa Carrera, Swank Hair Salon, X-Home Food: HK Cafe, 1919 Noodle Express, Asayoru Maid Cafe, Atlantic Seafood & Dim Sum, Big Way Hot Pot, Meet U Dumpling, East Town Hot Pot, Grab A Crab, Gram Cafe, Happy Family Vegetarian Restaurant, Heytea, Iwagyu BBQ ATS, Macho Burger, Matcha Cafe Maiko, Mongolian Pie, Mountain House, Onezo, Phoenix, Street Churros, Sunmerry Bakery / Happy Lemon, Teazzi Parking is free. Cars enter and exit at Atlantic Blvd. There are multiple floors so make sure you remember which floor you parked at. It can get quite busy so come early for lunch or dinner for ease of parking. Come on out and support this amazing square!

This shopping mall has a good mix of stores, restaurants, cafe and also an AMC. They have huge…read moreindoor parking garage. Some short time street parkings are available as well. Most of the common areas are clean. There's a small water fountain and some bench chairs for resting. All the bakery and restaurants in this mall are Asian. Gram, Sunmerry and Hong Kong cafe are most well known bakeries. Among restaurants, there are dim sum, hot pot, k-bbq and noodles house spots. Multiple bubble tea store are there including Hey Tea. For shopping, there's not many option, just few local stores and a Daiso.

Store is well-organized & is fully stocked. Staff is friendly & helpful. The parking lot is small…read morethough I've never had an issue finding a space. Overall, this is a little hidden gem.

I really liked this Marshalls in Pasadena first time here. First things first they had the right…read moretemperature in the place. It was so hot outside. Second it was very clean and well stocked in every section. I clothes to hats. the bedding and home good section was over flowing. Aloso the gadget area had a lot of goodies I need to come back with my wife. Also staff and security gaurd were very friendly.

This Ross store didn't have the best exterior look, but inside the store it was very decent…read moreactually. They had two huge floors, filled with products for men, women, kids, accessories, luggages and all other stuff you find in a departmental store. They had fitting rooms and restrooms as well. Most of the store was clean and organized. Prices ranged from very low (in clearance racks) to medium range. While exploring the store, my daughter found two Hello Kitty t-shirts she loved (both under $10) and a pair of Princess Peach shoes ($18). My wife found a pair of cowgirl boots. So overall seemed to be a very good place for family shopping. The store was very busy when we were there. Had to wait in checkout lane a bit. They had only 2 lanes open. The staff member was friendly.

We all know Ross isn't known for its top-tier customer service and seems like it's run by…read morechipmunks, but the service I received last night was so laughable that I had to make this post. The women working the registers were far more interested in their conversations than helping the only two customers waiting in line. My sister and I just stood there until one of them finally realized she needed to do her job and called us up. She immediately went right back to her conversation and, even crazier, pulled out her phone and leaned over the counter to show her coworker something on it while "helping" my sister put w/ her purchase. No "hello." No "thank you." As soon as the transaction was over, she went straight back to talking. When it was my turn, I didn't even wait to be called up. I just walked to the register because she was still too busy chatting. While I was paying, I noticed my sister carrying her shirt in her hand, so I interrupted the conversation to ask if they had bags because neither of us had even been offered one. It was one of the most laughable customer service experiences I've ever had. Then again, I guess that's what you should expect from Ross.