Who doesn't like 5 and below?…read more Raise your hand! No one! Aha it's dangerous in here has so many great deals so many things to choose from. I really love that they have a good books selection if you've never known that they have a good book selection they really do. It should not be called five and below because there are a lot of items that are above five dollars However, they do have things that are less than five dollars as well Service is pretty good. It's so funny because when I first went to one I did not like that they had self check out and this time they didn't have any self check out and I thought it was weird because I know how to check myself out pretty quickly, even though I don't like to, so it was kind of funny

Customer service is not part of this store best business practices. I am elderly and needed to use…read morethe restroom. I found the restroom but it needed a code to enter. I asked a sales clerk (possibly Hispanic girl) who was nearby the restroom stocking shelves. I asked her for the code and QUICKLY she said "the restroom is out of order". There was NO SIGN on the women restroom. Maybe she thought I was homeless? (benefit of the doubt). Inconsiderate and insensitive. I make more money in a month than she does in a year. Retail business is very competitive, especially in this dire economy. Customers keep them in business. Be careful how you treat customers. FYI I arrived at this store at 11:15 AM and left at 11:30 AM (28 Jun 2026).

If you like saving money and skipping the busy and long lines at the big store this the best place…read moreto shop. They have home, beauty, food, toys, clothes , baby and a little bit of everything. They always have deals and owner is really nice. Located in Natomas make sure to check them out!

DO NOT SUPPORT THIS PLACE!…read more All items purchased here for resale are previously bought from coupons only! Over charging on old products. **make sure the items you buy isn't expired. A lot of expired products at the warehouse! Believe me I shopped here before and was very DISAPPOINTED because I got ripped off!

We were in the area so decided to stop by to pick up some helium balloons and gift cards for a…read morebirthday party as well as arts and crafts supplies for the kiddos. Dollar tree has a wide variety of gift cards available along with plenty of helium balloons to choose from. A friendly employee inflated the 6 balloons I chose, and was very patient and helpful. We also purchased several paints pods, paint brushes, a few stencils, and a couple of coloring books. So much stuff available at dollar tree for affordable prices, I'm sure you'll find whatever you're looking for.

I came to Dollar Tree in Sacramento, CA [1696 Arden Way] on Friday, 2/14/25, around noon…read more In my visit, I picked up a variety of candy as well as a gift card. The store was busy, given that it was Valentine's Day. There was only one cashier who was helping customers. It took about 20 minutes in line to finally be assisted. The staff member at the checkout counter was friendly. Overall, this location gets the job done. Dollar Tree always has competitive price points for products.

This location is using a different business model. You need to use the Falling Prices App and…read morepurchase (?) an entry pass for the day. I walked a mile to get here and even the hours posted on the door are wrong. They open at noon. The staff ai spoke to on the loading dock are all pleasant.

I've always heard about this store but never been able to go because of the hours are limited for a…read moreMonday through Friday work week. I work 9-6 so it'd be impossible for me to come but I had a doctor's appointment and made a detour afterwards. I was not disappointed. I came on Wednesday, or $4 day around noon. It was busy but not overwhelming. I am a bargain hunter so digging is not an issue for me although I started with The items on the shelf first. They had tons of snack bag potato chips and hot tamale candies. I thought what a steal for $4 and was surprised there were so many left but then discovered they are expiring within the next month but still a good deal if you're going to be eating them soon. We left with 4 items and that was in the short 30 mins I had to look. There are multiples of many items with random onesies of others. You can see the Amazon labels that have a description so that is helpful but some boxes do not and they ask you not to open them. If you are debating on something, do not put it down. I did this and a lady swooped in and grabbed it. Maybe because I went on day two, it was a relatively clean place. Its not like the Goodwill Outlet where craps is broken, dirty, and stinky. I didn't feel the need to go take a shower afterwards. If you understand what you are getting and not getting, You will have a better experience. You will not be getting customer service. You will have to dig and rummage. You may encounter rude people. You may find something, you may not. For me, it was worth the effort and I am anxious to go back. As a matter of fact, I am going to leave work early today and use a few vacation hours to see what $2 is like!

Adj: Bargain Hunters' Shopping Paradise…read more To me, Shop Heroic Wholesale Outlet is like what Big Lots used to be when it existed, except it's not exactly the same. When I shopped at Shop Heroic for the first time, it was at the Wilbur location in South Sac years ago and it was a very interesting experience because I was told Shop Heroic basically sells Costco returns and overstocks so I was focusing on finding deals in items I've seen at Costco before. While most of the items back then were from Costco returns (and maybe some factory seconds), I don't think it's the case anymore now. Visiting this Natomas store, I did notice right away that there are lots of small appliances, kitchenware, pets items, and some toys and sporting goods that were from Costco, either returns or rejects or something. They had item numbers from Costco and I recognize them from Costco maybe from several months to even a year ago. However, the clothing and shoes section had items from Target, Walmart, and other retail stores, more so than from Costco from what I can tell, so I believe Shop Heroic is now more varied in the sources they get merchandise from. Towards the back of the store there's a whole different section dedicated to furniture such as couches mostly and some tables and chairs and bigger household appliances like refrigerators, washers, and dryers. Most of the appliances have minor cosmetic flaws that should not affect their function, I believe this is called scratch and dents appliances, and they were priced much better than at a regular store and they were perfect. Overall, Shop Heroic remains a good wholesale outlet to find bargains on items that maybe you missed out on at Costco when they still had them, which would be a hit or miss thing trying to find them here, but worth a visit, OR to just come to find deals on anything you might happen upon whether you actually need it or not. It was mostly nice and neat, with some sections that were a little messy. One point off for some sneakers that I thought were way overpriced, but the clothes (limited sizes for some items) were very much discounted. Staff were busy stocking, rearranging items, or helping customers, but they were friendly and greeted customers coming in.

Whenever I'm looking for a super good deal, this is the place to hit up. They carry just about…read moreeverything you could think of clothes, indoor & outdoor furniture, refrigerators, bicycles, decorations, and home electronics. The staff is pretty friendly, there has been a few times where I have found apparel with a little damage and after asking if they were able to adjust the price, they have. Most recently I bought a bicycle from there, the bicycle was a little dinged up but worked perfectly fine. Definitely a fun place to stop in and just see what they have. You never know what you're gonna find.

This store has been converted from a That's Cheap into a Falling Prices for platinum members only…read more This weekend, a staff member was working near the entrance and stopped people before they went inside the store, asking if they were a platinum member. According to the staff, you have to download the Falling Prices app and pay the membership fee to shop at this location. The rule doesn't apply to the other Falling Prices locations. When the store was still a That's Cheap, the inventory primarily consisted of products from Target and the shelves were somewhat bare. I had gone in last week sometime after the store conversion, was not stopped, and saw that they had much more inventory. There were lots of Halloween-themed items from Target, and the bins were fuller. In the bins, there were unopened cardboard boxes with just a sticker for the barcode and item description (possibly Amazon returns?). The right side of the store and area in the very back was restricted for staff only. Staff warned customers not to go back there, or else they would be asked to leave the store. The checkout line went all the way from the front to the back of the store; I can't comment on the wait time since I didn't end up purchasing anything. There's no store logo visible from the street, which is understandable since they turn away non-members. This location has its own parking lot, which was full Saturday afternoon. The spaces are compact, and some customers don't know how to park. Some will even park where there's no designated space.

I seen this store not sure where. I was around the area and decided to check it out . I was under…read morethe impression after seeing videos of this store online that things would be affordable . The name it self says that's cheap . I was expecting to see a whole bunch of things on sale. Walking in I was pretty shocked that there wasn't a lot of inventory of things. The store looks pretty empty. The things that I did look at were not even that cheap. There was some things in the back that looks pretty cool . I did ask the cashier if we were allowed to go back there or what were those items about? He said the items are for online auctions only. I was not impressed with the store. I don't think I will go back. It doesn't seem like there's much inventory in the store and prices are not as cheap .

I have been here, nothing is on discount everything is expensive, even the price for old items are…read morevery high, I got stupid and I bought a power extension cord for $10 and that same item is $2.99 in dollars 3, please don't waste your time and money, The pictures are from goods in Dollar 3, and the receipt is from this place sweet discounts, on the receipt there is not even name and price for each item, I have purchased 5 items that day. Stay safe guys. من اینجا بوده ام، هیچ چیز تخفیف ندارد همه چیز گران است، حتی قیمت اجناس قدیمی بسیار بالا است، من احمق شدم و یک سیم برق را به قیمت 10 دلار خریدم و همان کالا 2.99 دلار است در فروشگاه دالر ۳، لطفا وقت و پول خود را هدر ندهید،

New owners and while kind, the store is not organized as it once had been. It's too difficult for…read moremy brain to shop there because no longer sorted by types of merchandise . wahhhhh :-(

Just went to a VR experience at Market Square which was very cool and a great value. It was a…read morepresentation by Fever events inside the area that used to house the movie theater. Signage is poor but we found it anyway. Can't comment on the other vendors in this section of the Arden Fair mall which is at the Cheesecake Factory end, but being an annex area parking was significantly better than the mall overall.

I have not come to Market Square at Arden Fair Mall for a long time since the UA Theatres closed in…read morethis shopping center. I came to Market Square today to try to have dinner in the Hamburger restaurant inside the food court area. They are pretty good before the pandemic. Unfortunately! The restaurant is gone! Most of the businesses inside the building are closed too. I think they have 2-3 restaurants remaining in the food court. They are usually next to the UA Theatres. I guess all the restaurants in the food court suffer after the theatres are gone! The inside of the shopping mall looks like a ghost town. I don't think I want to have my dinner here. I am decided to have my dinner somewhere else!