My fiancé and I were regular customers here for over a year, shopping weekly and donating several…read moretimes. We consistently supported this store and usually had positive interactions. On December 23rd, my fiancé brought a cast-iron pot to the counter because it had no tag and simply asked about the price. The employee working that day accused him of removing the tag himself, claimed he had done this before, and said he had been a problem in the past. This was completely false. When my fiancé calmly tried to explain that there must be some confusion, he was asked to leave. Being accused of dishonesty without evidence was upsetting and unacceptable, especially after being loyal customers who supported the store with both purchases and donations. Businesses should value their customers and treat them with basic respect and fairness. Because of this experience, we no longer feel comfortable shopping here, which is a huge bummer. I hope management takes this seriously and addresses how customers are treated. (I never leave reviews)

Absolutely love this store. Always so neat and organized, I can tell they spend a lot of time…read moremaking sure your shopping experience is the best it can be. From antiques to clothing this is a place I always stop by on my thrifting days. On top of that they have the most kind employees!!! So helpful and always down for a conversation, five stars all around

I had a great experience coming here. I'm new to knives and had a problem with my Benchmade. Even…read morethough I didn't buy the knife there, Greg fixed it for me in about 3 minutes! Then I couldn't help myself and bought a Spyderco PM3! I'm bummed the shop is moving to Florida but I'll still buy from them on line. Thanks to Greg for the great customer service, I'll be a return customer!

I've been incredibly neglectful with my knives (both kitchen and pocket), so I dropped by with some…read morein varying conditions looking to get some assistance with sharpening them. The staff was super helpful and they helped fix up all of my knives- they're super sharp and clean now and ready for the kitchen!

I was having a very hard time finding a plane white T-shirt, and a black one. I notice all the fast…read morefood shops in Rancho Cordova closed down and I happened across calling and queen store, thank goodness. I told him I was in desperate need of these shirts and just so happen to have them in the back in both my sizes and both my colors. This man was a saving grace for me and I would recommend is shop to anybody. The shirts are all kept in the back, so you do need to ask him for them but he did an amazing job!

Tita has been doing magic on the dresses I buy to make them fit perfect. I ballroom dance and my…read moredresses are of sequins, and lined and need to have a slit. I am a very petite woman so almost every dress needs her magic. I will post photos. Tita s turn around time is so accommodating. She fixed pants for my dance partner. Thank you Tita. Here is to another year

I'm giving 2 stars for the price…read more I brought in 5 dresses, one of which is a bridesmaid dress for a wedding in 2 weeks, to get hemmed since they were too long. I read reviews on how Tita has reasonable and affordable prices, and a quick turnaround. I didn't think to ask ahead of time for the price since I've had basic hemming done in past for around $35 by other tailors. After trying on all 5 dresses to measure the length, she tells me the hemming will cost $70-$90 PER DRESS, depending on "how wide the bottom of the dress is." The fabric of all the dresses were chiffon. This price was absurd to me! I purchased each dress for about those prices (Lulus)!! After spending an hour trying on the dresses, I decided to just have her hem just the bridesmaid dress since I needed that one right away, begrudgingly, given the price. Dropped off dress on Tuesday after work, was ready for pick up Friday after work. She did a good job, granted it was a basic hem. I told her $90 was too much and she decided to charge me $80. She was nice but I will not go back to get my dresses hemmed. Moral of the story: call ahead of time for a quote and ask ahead of time for price before trying on dresses. Also, she takes only cash.

This parking lot gets packed and busy often so I don't come here often but this store has a lot of…read moreitems and is well stocked and organized. Line was not long and moved quickly but the woman at the cash register only put half of my items into a bag, which I thought was odd.

I will say that "Marshalls" has been my go-to store for the past 10+ years as I have always found…read moresome decent items at their vast number of locations. However, based on the cleanliness, selection, and overall customer service, the Rancho Cordova location only earns an average 3-star rating from me. Located at the Zinfandel Plaza and tucked in between Olson Dr/Folsom Blvd in the heart of Rancho Cordova, this particular Marshalls neighbors their main competitor, Ross as well as a Target store amongst many other retailers and eateries. As many of you know, Marshalls specializes in a variety of department store items; mens/womens/kids apparel, home furnishings, bath & body products, luggage, jewelry, purses, bedding, housewares, and quite a bit of food/coffee. I see them as a slightly more affordable option than their sister store TJ Maxx. If your focus is more towards items for the home (excluding clothing), HomeGoods has much of the same items (but in a much larger variety) while all being part of the same ownership. Out of the few times I have been here (which is mainly during the weekends), I've noticed quite an abundance of customers at any given time. However, their store isn't quite the cleanest as I've seen several articles of clothing on the floor, fitting rooms that look messy, and as much as this pains me to say this, lack of customer service. Retail brick-and-mortar stores like this don't staff a lot of employees which leads to more complaints about a business than actual compliments. Finally, for the majority of their merchandise being new "name-brand" items, there is only a small handful of brands I am familiar with; mostly Calvin Klein, Nike, Ralph Lauren, and Michael Kors. As of 2025, you can get a complete outfit for under $50 which is a nice shirt/sweater, pants/shorts, flip flops/shoes as well as a pack of tees and socks. I am very happy with their towels, bedding, and bathroom items as their quality holds up quite well. All in all, "Marshalls" is a decent place to save a few bucks but nothing special. Therefore, I am rating their (one and only) Rancho Cordova an average 3-stars.

Occasiinally have good price, but most everything is junk. Pkace is filthy. Cashiers are rude.read more

Zamara is very rude and rushed my mother to put stuff on the counter. She then got all nice when I…read moresaid I would leave a review.

Real wood furniture, clothes, antiques and great people! What more do you need…read more Service=outstanding Value=exceptional with every thing 70% off

Cool store and better owners and staff. Always nice for a little visit to check out misc stuffread more

Walked in, took my time to looked around, way overpriced, but what really got me was that I was not…read moregreeted or even acknowledged the whole time. No reason to ever go back.

Prices went up and quality went down! Way too many things…read morethat you can find at the flea market for 3times less money. I used to love this store NOT anymore :(

I will say that out of all of the vintage/consignment stores out there, at least in the greater…read moreSacramento area, "Bliss Marketplace" has got to be one of the most well put together businesses that I have ever stepped into. Meaning that if you're the avid collector of quirky one-of-a-kind treasures, this would be the ideal spot for you to check out. I will say that this location is in a very industrial area of Rancho Cordova as they are directly on Mercantile Dr and tucked in between Trade Center Dr and Folsom Blvd. Parking is as simple as you can imagine since this is a very desolate area surrounded by unmarked warehouses in all directions. I also wanted to say that they do have limited hours only being open Thursday-Sunday from 10am-6pm while being closed Monday-Wednesday. I came here during the afternoon on Saturday 3/7/2026 at around 3:00pm. There were only a few cars parked in front which gave me the impression the majority of those were employees vehicles. Upon entry, I was greeted by a gentleman at the main entrance. I will say that this place is quite huge with aisles and aisles of products that include kitchenware, jewelry, home decor, crafts, books, clothing, crafts, toys, handmade items, furniture, collectibles, dolls, and much more. Just about everything for sale is new and/or near-new with many items that are decades old while being distributed through the vendors. I will say that the prices are definitely on the higher end of the spectrum but as I mentioned, everything is unique and distinctive. Since I already stated the positives, I will tell you some of the negatives. During my visit which was from 3:00-3:45pm, I was literally followed by several employees. I get that they want to completely minimize shoplifters but I could see the staff giving me the stare down in the corner of my eye. This completely tarnished the overall image of my shopping experience as I am someone that doesn't like to be watched when taking my time to shop. Needless to say that I didn't buy anything but just in case you want to visit this business, that was my firsthand experience of what to expect. Finally, if the Rancho Cordova location is too out of the way, Bliss Marketplace also has locations in Midtown Sacramento (27th/R St's) as well as Roseville Square (Douglas/Harding Blvd) with the same hours of operation. They also follow the season/time of year as my visit (which was in early-March) had a lot of Easter and springtime decor. I am sure it gets very festive during the fall and Christmas season. With a nice variety of goods combined with a convenient quiet location but just okay service, I am giving the Rancho Cordova "Bliss Marketplace" an above average four star rating.

This location is so cool!! The only downfall is the lack of air flow. By the end of our shopping…read moreexperience, we were drenched in sweat. It was so uncomfortable ! The marketplace itself, is a hodgepodge of everything! From vintage to new, to handmade items, art, blankets and more. Some things are a bit on the pricey side. There is so much to look at, it's like a history museum. You have to look carefully, otherwise you'll miss a treasure. Great place to buy gifts. I was told they bring in and switch up the consignment areas throughout the week. Would recommend. The women up front are very sweet, great customer service.

I came in specifically for Christmas wrap and finally found it in the back near the storage area…read more(the former dressing rooms). Unfortunately, there were two large garment racks pushed right up against the Christmas wrap display, so I had to move them just to see anything. While I was shopping, an employee came over the loudspeaker apologizing for the long checkout line and asking customers to be patient. Since I needed to go to Marshall's next door anyway, I left with the plan to come back when things weren't so backed up. When I returned, I had to again move the racks away from the Christmas wrap shelves. I picked out what I needed and wandered over to the pet section. On my way back, there were now three racks shoved against the Christmas wrap display. Jeez... Not the best shopping experience.

This parking lot gets busy and packed so I don't come here often. There's a big difference in…read moreorganization and general stock of items between this Ross and Marshall's right next door. At Ross, security will check your receipt and highlight it when you're leaving the store similar to how Costco does.