My daughter brought me here and granddaughter showed me her favorites…read more Great prices. Unique options. Lots of fun.

Who knew there was a Daiso on Indian School? I made a stop…read moreto see if this store carried the same merchandise. Very organized and brightly lighted in here. Staff were nice. It appeared to carry similar things. Good to know of this location. Large shared parking lot.

Yes this location looks super run down but it has a surprisingly good selection of plus size and…read morewide shoes. The store itself is fairly organized, staff not too friendly. I've been able to find wide sandals and heels as well as some good purses here. There's security posted at the front and a decent return policy.

Even though the prices of 80% of the items are reasonable, the basket that I got was $40 and when I…read moregot the other items, I realize that I didn't have enough money and the staff were looking down on me and they weren't very professional. Thankfully, they help me get everything else that I can pay for which is a bonus. No bathrooms??? Not even in the places near it??? People have been saying that they brought their kids and because of the fact that there's no bathrooms they started having an accident. Remember, always go to the bathroom before you visit there!!

I really love coming to this place. Management and staff is always on top of everything in always…read morelooking to see how they're able to help me. It's difficult not coming out of there with a big grin across your face. Thank you for all your consideration in facilitating, the things I need to purchase. The girlfriend is always happy to accompany me to sumo's

OK, I've been here three times now spent 1 to 2 hours each time and so far haven't bought anything…read more Number one make sure you have a cell phone that you can look things up on Home Depot because that's how you find the prices. Unfortunately, I have to be in a Wi-Fi area in order to use my phone like that. And they don't have Wi-Fi. I needed very specific things size wise. And you're not allowed to open packaging but when you pick up a lamp and you lightly shake it and you hear broken glass, but you're not allowed to open up the package and see what exactly broke why bother buying it at half price if you're not gonna be able to use it. This happened repeatedly also I was looking for a specific size bathroom medicine cabinet. Since much of the writing on the boxes didn't have dimensions, and I couldn't open the boxes because it's against the rules. I could find boxes that I think might've had the right sized item inside but I really couldn't take the gamble especially when I can't see if they're scratches or dents or a door ripped off, etc. I think the only thing I will come back here for is tile. If you're doing a craft project and you need a few pieces of tile or you're doing something special to cover a table top and you only need a few feet. This is the place to come for the tile. Unfortunately, the majority of the tile is not labeled and not priced and I hate having to run up to the counter every single time I find something to find out how much it's gonna cost. It's just ridiculous. I found a similar place, not too far away, where the people don't mind if you open the items to look at them and they will even go so far as to take a light fixture and wire it to a test area to show you that it works. So I think I will keep going to this other place instead.

If you're up for a deal, and don't mind searching, this place is the real thing…read more Nordstrom quality and branding for 70+% off!!

I've wanted to try this place forever. Why did I wait so long?…read more It's definitely controlled chaos in the basement of an old mall facade (?) but deals are to be had! From what I gathered, some are new and some are returned items to Nordstrom. Bought some Rothy's loafers for work for $38, some returned (very lightly used) Brooks Ghost 17 shoes for $52, and some $15 sneaks Nordstrom brand. Kids stuff was 1/2 off and bought some sweaters half off, too. Left spending quite a bit but probably bought 15 items for $173. Would definitely return. I recommend the rolling carts and not the shopping carts. Can be cramped to get down aisles. Maybe a reusable IKEA bag would be a good option, too. Wish they had more skincare and housewares.

If you're getting OLD-er & need reading glasses because your ophthalmologist broke your heart by…read moretelling you your prescription became stronger (heehee ok my heart has healed); then dollar stores are great!! They had hundreds of glasses to choose from for only dollar $1 each! I picked up nine (9) different styles/colors. They do have more masculine styles available too. So much cheaper than other non-dollar stores you can buy at. You can definitely have backups in different rooms at home, work, car, purses & etc. They are good about current expiration dates on items. I personally sterilized/cleaned everything. I have seen a spill or two here but for the most part it looks relatively organized & clean-ish w/ wide variety. I've been here twice. PS: I did noticed the attempted escaping of balloons on the ceiling & alas they are doomed. RIP balloons.

Dollar Tree on 32nd bell rd. Very clean and everyone is real friendly. I enjoy this store. Very…read morehelpful and fast check outs. My go to store !

The story was very clean inside. Some items didn't seem much of a discount to me, others do though…read moreso I guess it really just depends. Everything looked to be new. I didn't purchase anything because nothing really caught my attention but I'm sure if back in the area in the future , I'll return.

I love a good discount and Cayden's does not disappoint! A good majority of the goods here seem…read morelike they're from Target and you can find some really high quality items here for a steal. If you are looking for kids items in particular they have a lot of clothes, toys, and baby items that won't break the bank and keep your tiny tot satisfied. Some items I remember seeing on my trip were: - Bassinets - Baby car seats - Bentgo stainless steel lunch box (an older model, 50% off retail) - Tonies figurines (also at 50% off retail) - Inflatable 3 in 1 ball pit activity center for around $20 - An adult's circuit bike for $200 The list goes on and on. Service was friendly and cheerful. If you're looking for clothing, especially kid's clothing, there are tables that are filled with random clothes that you have to hunt through to get the right size you need. A lot of the clothes I looked through were stained so make sure you examine everything thoroughly before making your purchase. Details: - In the Ted's Hot Dogs/Pokedon/Family Dollar shopping plaza - Discounts are at least 50% off retail price - No returns or exchanges allowed

I've been shopping at Poor Little Rich Girl for over 15 years. I started at the original Indian…read moreSchool store and have been coming to the 16th St & Bethany location since it opened. I'm not exaggerating when I say at least 90% of my wardrobe comes from here. It is where I go to buy outfits for everything: dates, work, travel, my own baby shower :) Every visit feels like someone with good taste went through the racks first. One of my favorite things is that the store is organized by color. Consignment shops can feel overwhelming and disorganized, but here it's easy to browse and actually find what you're looking for. Even better are the people. Emily and Claire have gotten to know my style over the years and pull things they know I'll love. When I ask for an honest opinion, I get one, and it's always genuine. I've been bringing my son in since he was a baby, and he loves it there too :) They remember him, ask about him, and make him feel welcome. After all this time they feel less like store employees and more like friends I get to visit with when I go in. Going to Poor Little Rich Girl is something I genuinely look forward to, never a chore. I'm so glad this store exists and as much as I would like to keep it a secret...you should go!

I have been coming to PLRG since 2017. There have been many times where I felt like their buying…read moredidn't make any sense. For example, I had brought in a beautiful Thierry Mugler blazer with hardly any wear. They denied taking it. I sold it independently and quickly for over 300. Now the latest thing they did, was sell a luxury item to a reseller that commented while they were closed. I then called several times in the morning, exactly when they opened, to be told the item just sold over Instagram. They never used to prioritize Instagram comments over buyers calling into the store. Several times in past years, people would comment on instagram first while they were CLOSED, and I would call in first thing to be sold the item. Then they want to claim this was never a thing lol trying to gaslight me when I had bought many items in the past by phone. To top it off, it was to a reseller lol. They dont care how loyal you've been to them. I've spent so much money over the years but this last incident was the final straw for me. There's better thrift stores around the valley, save yourself the trouble. They don't value long term customers. Edited to add: because of this recent issue that I brought up to them, they were so petty to block me on their Instagram. I never swore at them or anything lol. Avoid this business. Dawn is so incredibly unprofessional and petty to block a customer thats been shopping w them for 9 years. Not a good look at all. Edited yet again as a response to Cat: Cat, that number was not mine any longer as when I came in and was informed of the text received by my old number, I PROFUSELY apologized and updated my phone number with my NEW NUMBER. To be accused of something I never did and would never do only makes you continue to look bad. Why would I say whatever u accused me of saying for a pick up order? Please stop the wrongful accusations wow I am really shocked and disappointed by you. I do not cuss at people or say nasty things to them. It does not align with my character. I wish you well Cat, you seem to need the help for your own personal biases or issues you have towards me.

Good selection but generally costs too much for pieces. Decent shoe section, has a wide variety of…read morestyles of clothing. Name brands.

My gosh, so many unhelpful people... nothing has changed since my last review. I asked about a…read moredifferent size and they said there were two and told me to go find them myself lol...wanted to buy some tennis shoes that cost $130 but were somewhat dirty on the soles. Asked if they could be discounted at all, the cashier said they could send them to Last Chance and I could buy them discounted there. Wow. Bill was over $500 with zero customer service.

I wouldn't ever visit this store again…read more There are only a few employees helping around and most seem annoyed with the customers. They have a ton of stuff but it's every person for their selves because everyone is acting like animals grabbing stuff. You also have people hounding you for stuff that you have and they want. It is a hit or miss with items. my friend and i purchased balloon pumps and neither of them worked so a waste of money. my friend did however find led lights and they worked great! edit: i can see why the business is trash, the business owner doesn't know how to read and they're petty.

The service is okay. The selections are mid the furniture is nice I just don't like some of the…read moreprices in the furniture area like 20 dollars for led lights just no. It's dirty the bins are a bit bad opened boxes random texture things. I wanted a pink hair straightener and it was 60 dollars. I thought it was going to be cheap because when I went here a few years ago I found great stuff but not anymore. There is a small chance there is good stuff. On Tuesday it's cheap but barely any baskets . I feel like some days the prices are dumb.

One of my children had requested a desk. Having heard that ASU has a property surplus, I decided to…read morecheck it out. Immediately greeted upon entering. We were asked if we had been to the warehouse before. Answering that we hadn't, it was explained that auction items are on the left, and items for sale are on the right. These are primarily items the university has replaced, or items students and staff have left behind. Rows of mismatched office desks to choose from. We settled on a smaller sized deck. It is older yet built to last. It is probably a good 20 years old, and possibly has another 20 years of life in it. The desk was only $10! For another $5, an all plastic chair with wheels was purchased to go with it. I was hoping to find a bookshelf as well. The bookshelves they had were either not in the style or condition I wanted. Along with office furniture, the ASU Surplus store side has computers, laptops, random office equipment and clothing. Surprisingly, they even had dozens of cleats that were new in the box. Unfortunately, they did not have cleats in the size/sport combinations that would work for any of my children. The auction side was a crazy mix of items. See photos. On the day of my visit, there was a mix of large machinery. Auctions are run through an online auction house. Checking out was easy. The guy who helped me was polite. He was very nice about assisting me in loading my purchase into my vehicle. Make sure to bring a credit or debit card. ASU Property Surplus does not accept cash. All sales are final. Items are as-is.

Jesus and another gentleman were very helpful with loading the 5 drawer file cabinet I purchased…read moretoday for an amazing $10 plus tax. Everyone is so friendly and courteous!