Everytime When I'm Chilling Around The San Francisco Mission District Area Most Of The Times I Usually Browse At This Discount City Store At The Mission Street Area Of San Francisco CA USA..... I Have Bought Numerous Items Like Night Lights, Hooks, & During Happy Holiday Season & Have Christmas Decorations Like Christmas Lights & Lighted Up Christmas Necklace & Christmas Ornaments Santa Lighted Up Hat!!!!! When Shopping At Discunt City There Are Some Items That Most Store Don't Have But This Ďì§ćôùnț Store Has The Items That I Have Shop For!!!!! read more

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The franchise has many varieties and a lot of discounts and the store is well equipped with a lot of items

My mother was charged $31 before the cashier ended ringing up all the items which makes no sense. When we checked how much all the items cost it came to around $20.. this place is a scam. Do not come here or at least Don't let them put in an amount into the register before individually counting each item honestly. read more

The cashier lady confidently sold me a $20 umbrella. It broke within a week 1/2. I'll never buy anything from here again

It is a dollar store for goodness sack!!!!! go to Costco for the things you wont FOREVER. a $1.00 store mean just that. stop getting a $1.00 store confused with ( Best Buy/ Costco/walmart). The grade of the MATERIAL is not the same. stop fussing at the $1.00 store and move on. there are people out here who can't do nothing but a dollar store.That's why they are in busines. read more

Taking advantage of a blind woman. Sold my aunty a broken fan and refused to give her a refund. Tasteless. Customer service is terrible. Do not shop here. read more

Yes, they carry a variety of Donald Trump pinatas for all your party needs! Comes complete with (unofficial Make America Great Again) red cap or comb-over hair, and suited up in ballroom dance fundraiser black or campaign trail blue. Surprisingly, pinata Trump's yellow hair has generous scalp coverage and his skin tone is more peachy than the usual Cheetos-tinged fake tan, but you get the gist. I bought a hatless Trump for a birthday/preposada celebration and it was a hit, literally! There is no opening to stuff him, but all you need is a blade to slit a door in his backside, then tape shut. After a few good whacks he held up pretty well, but it wasn't long until he was destroyed by an overwhelming majority whip. read more

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Discount City has a wide variety of merchandise, more than the usual discount items a discount store would have. since they also have milk, it's more like a grocery store. though a sign outside has a $1 sign with an arrow pointing to the store, i doubt all items are priced at 1 dollar. nothing had a price on it. no signs anywhere. i wasn't interested in wasting the employees' time with questions about price since i was bargain hunting. i just quietly took my leave.. read more

Again, we're talking two different stores that aren't even affiliated. I The red awning one is where you wanna go for shelving and electronics or appliances, kitchen supplies, water heaters, and vacuum bottles. The green awning has decent lower end manual tools or tool accessories, meal containers, bit of foodstuffs like Shasta sodas, decent party supplies for that backyard get-together. Former closes earlier than latter, both are pretty good in their respective markets! If you want nicer stuff, you go to the red awning, and if you need paper plates or a regular basic screwdriver, green awning. If you're coming from 24th street BART, you have to pass the green awning one heading in the direction of 23rd street to get to red awning one even though its address number is higher because SF address numbering makes no sense, particularly along Mission. No idea why. read more

This is confusing, because there are two stores with the same name. Here's the rundown: Discount City 2786/2784 Mission, and kinda' SF Tropical next door at 2768 Mission. Lotsa' cheap stuff cheap. Some excellent deals on slippers and household stuff. They're pretty nice to me, and the prices are really good on a lot of housewares, etc. NOT Discount City at 2762 Mission a couple stores down, which is a total rip-off! Strange--same name, but a huge difference! They completely overcharged me, which I questioned at the register, then let go. I shouldn't have--could have gotten it all at 2786/2784 Mission, BigLots, even Walgreens for half that! Highway robbery. read more

I got a portable fan at this place and it stopped working after a short while. I wanted to exchange it for another one but they told all fan sales are final, even when it's defective. Clearly repeat business is not their thing. read more

The IRS should pay a visit to this store. I bought an item for $14.99, I ended up paying $17.37 so they either charged me 16% of sale tax or jacked up the price. The receipt doesn't show tax rate. All it says is Custom amount: $17.37. The person who rang my sale was Mohammad. This place robs you without a mask. read more

I spoke to technician who explained why phone did not work. He tried to transfer to return dept , did not go through . Called 3 times ,no response. I had to go through my credit card company file dispute. read more

Rude rude rude. I've shopped here a number of times and never had any issues. This last encounter will make me not shop here again. I refuse to spend my money where I'm being mistreated, as should anyone. As I'm paying & gathering my bag off the counter to leave the owner has the nerve to tell me to hurry up & get my bag off the counter. I don't know why he said this to me as I was moving in motion and definitely on my way out. If he thinks anyone in their right mind want to linger any longer in his stuffy crowded store, well he must be mentally ill because as a "business owner" you shouldn't talk to anyone disrespectfully that spends $ in your store. I liked the store for what it was. You could find inexpensive household items and such. Also I wanted to support something that might be the last of its kind here in the Mission. But nevermind I won't bother stopping by here when I'm in the neighborhood read more

The savvy shopper on the cheap knows that some items are worthwhile to buy at a dollar store and some are best at regular price. I have discovered, through a series of trial-and-error experiments, that there are certain items that you should never purchase from a dollar store, including: -dishware. Ever check out the bottom? That half Chinese/half English small print warns you of potential lead-poisoning. -face and body products. You don't know what kind of weird chemicals are in there and you're going to smear it on your face and body? Bad plan, beauty queen. -food. I am a yelpist food critic, after all. -clothes (except socks). "Oh this shirt is surprisingly inexpensive and pretty cute! I'll just try it on and... oh shit... I washed it once and now its a pile of strings and a button." -anything with movable parts. You bought it for a dollar. How long do you think that hinge/button/lever is going to last? -gifts. You cheap bastard. Okay, with all that out of the way, there are some things that are a great value if you aren't expecting too much: -cleaning equipment. Need some sponges or scrub brushes or kitchen towels? These are things that get filthy and there's no reason to spend a ton on them. Cheap ones clean up just as well. -toilet paper, etc. C'mon. You don't need brand names to wipe your ass. -Office supplies. A lot of products are just fine, like tape, staples, loose-leaf paper, folders, etc. Others will do in a pinch, if you can handle wide-ruled notebooks, Hannah Montana binders, and pens of varying levels of ink quality. -The occasional why-the-hell-not purchase, like a piñata, Zach Efron nightlight, or Es Un Niño! wrapping paper. -Festive decor. For $8, you can make your house look like a ten-year-old's birthday at high school prom coincided at Christmas. So go forth and thrift. If you discover any additional do's or don'ts, please contribute your findings to the forum. Science depends on cooperation. read more

Today was my last day EVER shopping here. The owner is very rude as I was getting cleaning supplies I noticed the floor was wet and quickly realized it was my cleaner that was dripping. As I was closing it, the owner of store very rudely tells me to not open it and I told calmly that I did not. He then rudely again tells me to leave it he was going clean it. I was getting another one and still was going to purchase the one that spilled, and he continued to say those come closed they don't open, all of them are closed, STILL BLAMING ME. At this point I was mad because I know I did not open it and kept telling him. My mom got mad at said leave everything don't buy anything from him and he goes on to say yeah yeah leave! He is so disrespectful and will never be shopping here again, and yes he was the owner, I know bc I've came to this store since I was kid, I've lived in the mission my whole life so I was very disappointed in the owner and I hope he learns to be more respectful and that people realize how rude he actually is. read more

Overall this is not a bad place, but on my last 2 visits I was overcharged on sales tax. It appears they are rounding the tax up on your purchase. First time I bought 2 items which totaled $9.98, I was charged $11.00 with tax, about 2% more than the tax rate. Since a kid was working the counter I made no issue of it. Last week I bought another item for $4.99 and was charged $5.50 with tax, this is again about 2% more than the tax rate, so it was not the kid's error. I did not get a bag nor did I ask for one (since SF started charging for bags @ 10 cents each), so I was overcharged on the sales tax... If you are going to shop there ask for a printed receipt for your purchase and check it against your change, they usually don't give receipts at the smaller store, I think to hide they are overcharging you on the sales tax. The sales tax rate is going up in January of 2013 with the passage of proposition 30, so I shudder to consider what they will try then. I'd like 2% added to my salary but I would have to earn it. These folks don't have the right to add 2% to your purchase price just because they think they are entitled to do so... read more

Good value for area but totally rip you off. Bought item for $2.99, paid with a $5 bill and got 50 cents back in change. The clerk claimed it was a bag fee plus tax, doesn't add up but he pretended to be on the phone and didn't explain. read more

I bought electric thermos and did not realized until I get home that I was overcharge. I look at the price to other store and contact the store but there reasons is pandemic right now and the price went up. I am not going to buy in this store anymore. read more

Definitely good for recreational shopping! This place (and please note there are two stores having different items, next to each other) is not quite as fun as One Dollar Only (across the street), but has a few things that one doesn't. For example, the other day I bought some nice big steel bike hooks to screw into your garage ceiling. I also saw a big bunch of tourist tee shirts and fleeces (otherwise sold at the Wharf) and melamine bowls (otherwise sold on Clement Street). read more

This is your run of the mill discount store. The have everything from pots and pans and kitchen storage boxes to fancy, decorative Jesus statuaries. The worker-bees have always been friendly to me and answer any questions I have about where stuff is located in the store. One random thing that may be useful to someone, somewhere is that they have canes here on the cheap. Walgreens sells them for $20-$30. Discount City sells them for $6, and they are equally as good. It seems to be one of the few discount stores that sells them in the Mission. Other than that they have general around-the-house tools and odds and ends, though it doesn't have the selection of some of the larger dollar stores up the street. read more

I always find myself wandering into "99 cent" stores, finding useless pieces of junk at dirt-cheap prices. I was looking for a spray bottle and found one for $0.99, which costs at least $2.00 at Walgreens. What shocked me the most was when I found my moisturizer of choice being sold for $2.00, which I usually buy at Walgreens for $6.99 (same brand, size, etc.). It's places like these that come in handy when you're broke and need some 99 cent batteries. And who really needs Energizer or Duracell? As long as it works, right? What do you have to lose? 99 cents? Forget a Walgreens. read more

I walked into this place today after dealing with a stressful situation to blow off some steam. Can I saw I made the right choice?! I sure can! This place has practically everything you can get at a dollar store; decor/gifts kitchen/baking/Tupperware toys bathroom/hygiene some groceries automotive music/dvds clothes Halloween (seasonal) items I can say I was pretty pleased to walk in and find Tapatio that I have been needing for a while for my Mac'N'Cheese - NO ONE CARRIES IT HERE IN SF ONLY TABASCO!!! Great find. Only reason they got 5 stars was because I wish they had more groceries and less non-edibles because let's be honest a decent, cheap meal is better than cheap flip-flops. Oh and also because not all is $1.10 as is advertised. read more

I bought some stale skittles from this store. I swear they must have been a thousand years old and if I had tried to eat them I would have seriously injured my jaw. I tried returning them a moment later without opening them and he refused to give me my money back only allowing me to exchange them for some thousand year old starburst. I didn't explore the store much further but from the dust everywhere it looks like everything else was ancient, stale & quite probably nasty. read more

Most items aren't priced, and the cashiers don't tell you prices unless you ask, so you can get charged more than you expect unless you ask the price of every single item. I asked the owner a couple times to mark the prices and he refused. You're better off at the dollar store on 4550 Mission St, where everything is actually a dollar and the owners aren't deceptive. read more

Discount City is becoming more worn, and less well maintained -- more dirt and dust -- though the store next to it is better, and has more "big-ticket" items, like coffee makers and such -- I got a wonderful red toaster for $20 there. The worst aspect of Discount City is the incredibly rude manager ("John"). I've had a few unpleasant interactions that reveal that he is quite mean spirited (with no provocation at all!). He has yelled at me, and others, on occasion. There can be slippery pricing, also, with items being more expensive than they should be. I have decided it is not worth it to patronize this store. In the Excelsior District (4631 Mission), there is a true $1 store (not $1.49, or whatever price is decided on at the time), which I love. read more

There are ACTUALLY two stores nearly side by side apparently run by the same Middle Eastern family, The store pictured is ok, nothing special at all... the other two doors down is much bigger and 98% of the stuff is ONE DOLLAR. A lot of junk but also a lot of stuff that costs much more at Walgreen's. Nothing with moveable parts will last more than a week... but basic things.. dryer non-cling strips, scarves, bandages, packing tape, etc., is a bargain. I have been buying junk here for years and what really annoyed me is that I bought several HELIUM BALLOONS ($2 each) and one was deflated by the time I got home 10 min later. I returned the following day and the manager told me 1. that balloons lasted only one day (news to me) and 2. that I must have popped the balloon myself... WHAT AN A**HOLE! I know it's not NORDSTROM's but he knew me and still treated me like sh*t. To HELL with this dump I will go elsewhere. read more

good discounty dollar store good vlaue worth the trip outside my usual stomping grounds

unlike all the other cheap-crap-from-China joints on Mission street, this one has a great birthday section in the back -- everything you need for a kids' party (except the cake) and unbelievably cheap. read more

an okay store. i bought a knit hat from there for 1 dollar and few months later it had a hole. but its only a dollar how much could i complain? i bought clothes from there and it is okay ... although it didn't last me that long but i easily fixed the threads that where coming loose by sewing it back.i wish they had more food items though. read more