tons of great items!! indoors!! free admission! tons of parking…read morehidden gem of chico!! open on weekends only

Tried to go this Saturday, yesterday, it was not open Also…read morenobody in the surrounding area seemed to know about the indoor area. Only that it is open on thursdays... at night. However there's a motor bike event going on which was interesting but no swap meet And upon asking people who lived around the area, was informed it is only open on Thursday evenings. Unless that has changed or untrue there needs to be better display on WHERE the entrance to the Indoor market is. ​

10,000 square feet of fun!!! This place is filled with great finds at great prices. I always bring…read moreout of town visitors to spend the afternoon shopping. It's a great time.

This is a find! Easy to spend a couple of hours looking through all the vendors. Wonderful treasure…read moreinside.

Need some Asian goods? This is the place. From veggies to frozen meat to spices, sauces, and…read moreeverything in between. Workers are always helpful.

My Oriental Market is your go-to place to find the highest quality fresh Asian vegetables, chilis…read morepeppers, cherry and heirloom tomatoes and all types of melons. The owner buys fresh from local farmers for a true Farm-to-Table experience. The store has a huge selection of oriental spices, sauces, and condiments that are hard to find in Northern California. Stop in you won't be sorry.

Love the store. Magalia does not have a nice selection of stores up here that are good on prices. I…read morelove coming to dollar general. Great selection. But you guys got some weird employees. Very sketchy at night.

From the owner: Dollar General Magalia is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

Where do I start with this place... Gouging prices that make no sense, weird gimmicks for…read moregroceries, and discriminatory practices that are really disappointing to witness. The selection is decent, but it doesn't outweigh how terrible this place makes me feel every time I visit, so I stopped. I wish this wasn't true, as this area desperately needs a good supermarket.

As a vendor who works outside of Savemart, I have to go to the back to deal with this one person…read morethat is so intolerable, and I don't know how they have hired her and she treats everyone like this, Her name is Julie , she is the receiver of this hell hole, the store is so slow, but she acts like she owns the store. She is a receiver, not the manager, Her attitude is so disrespectful and so abrasive, she needs to be told to calm down. She does not own the store. We know what we're doing. If she doesn't like it, she needs to find another job. Julie the receiver, That's what needs to be changed about the store immediately and as soon as possible.

Owners are slumlords in Yuba City. Take ZERO responsibility for houses with mold, roaches, RATS…read more I really loved the vanity piece in the Chico paper about how dedicated Janet Balbutin is to 'wellness & health.' Wow - what a colossal joke! She can't even stop by the slum she's renting out and see the sick children that had to live there for years because the family had little money to move. I *did.* I saw the coughing and sickness. I saw the bubbles in the bedroom ceiling when the roof leaked and wasn't patched for months. I saw the black mold, the roaches, the RATS. We went over with cleaning vinegar and vitamin C and told them to "get out when you can." I see the "yard" that is completely infested with spider mites and weeds. I see the plaster patches and paint being slapped over the literal cracks in the exterior of the home. I still see black mold on the outside north face of the home and protruding from the attic vents. I see the rot of all the wood around doors and windows. I've had to hire pest control to stop the roaches from coming over to our property and remediation for the mites multiple times. I saw 3 cars being moved to the street so that the Balbutins could avoid paying for towing themselves. They did the same with shopping carts full of trash - left them at the sidewalk so that the city and the police would have to take care of it instead. In short, I have no idea how the Balbutins have such a stellar reputation in Chico. Here, in Yuba City, their name is scorned and uttered in sentences like, "When is the city going to take that house from Balbutin and tear it down??" "How could a family with all that money make Yuba City deal with their trash?" In fact, a printout of the vanity piece from the Chico paper was given to me by a neighbor with the comment, "Can you believe this? Obviously, they don't care about people at all!" as she nodded toward the slum next door. So, if you don't mind taking medication from people who can't take the time to visit - let alone care for - a property they own in YEARS, go ahead. But I certainly wouldn't risk it!

Not only is this a woman-owned business, their service is both superb and respectful. As far as I…read morecan tell they are the only pharmacy that offers meds in bubble packs, ie cards that either single pills or daily doses sealed onto them with push-through plastic packaging. So convenient and precise. So glad to have found them!

This place is an adorable little gift shop. I've passed by it a few hundred times without ever…read morestopping to look, until someone finally gave me a gift certificate. They aren't very visible, although located right next to the street I had no idea what type of items they sold. Going in just before Christmas, I found them to be an adorable gift shop with lots of ornaments and easy gift options for women. There wasn't really anything outside of the little Thomas Kincade gallery that could be given to men, IMO. They had some adorable and inexpensive jewelry, lots of scarves and purses including those crazy Miche bags that have the changable outer portion so you don't have to transfer the contents of your bag every time you want a new look. They had a handful of bath & body type products and a rather extensive collection of Yankee candles, and a variety of cute knick-knacks & tiny throw pillows with silly phrases, and a handful of wine bottle toppers. I could have knocked out quite a few of the girls on my Christmas list at Dove's had I known they existed during my shopping frenzy, but I doubt that I would have successfully got anything for the men on my list. As for my $25 gift certificate, I bought two pairs of "reversible earrings", and a few really cute ornaments, and probably only had to throw in $4 additional. I'm still trying to sell my husband on a $45 knick knack that was just too perfect for our house. Most things were pretty reasonably priced, if you ignore the Kincade gallery part. I don't think they have a regular website, but they have a facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Doves-Boutique-and-Gallery/101958

Cute little gift shop with fun stuff to look around at. I went in looking for a leprechaun or…read moregnome. They didn't have one but the clerk was really helpful and even suggested other businesses to check. They also have a cute selection of fairy garden accessories :-) hope they can stay in business in a small town.

Have tried calling for several days now and just get a busy signal. My husband drove by there today…read moreand the building is empty.

Clean, friendly and a great deal on a great bed. I've shopped around, nobody comes close to his…read moreselection and pricing.

I never took possession of Hutch and wouldn't let me get reimbursed snotty old lady horrible…read morecustomer service

We love the variety and added a star for that. There are many vendors with lots of cool things and…read moreit's a really very neat place to visit. Sadly, I feel the need to lower my rating due to a particularly disappointing experience. I purchased an item for my son for Christmas that he thought was authentically old and historical. We went half on it as it was spendy. Immediately after purchase I brought it out to him in the car (he was staying with our dog) and had him look at it (we had seen it the day before in the case in the store) and now in the sunlight, he realized that it didn't hold any historical value as it was a modern replica. We are learning here. Not even two minutes later, I went back in to explain our disappointment and asked to return it. I had paid cash so it would have been easy. I was met with some pretty cold vibes and told in a cold and final tone that there was nothing that could be done. That was it. No exploring options, no conversation and no sense of human connection. There were 2 other employees watching this unfold and nobody said anything and it was really a weird vibe forming. I was so uncomfortable. I went on to explain that my son had used part of his own money and this was for Christmas. He worked hard for 2 months to earn this and had a special place waiting in his historical collection for it. This was one of his main gifts and a financial sacrifice for us this year so this was especially difficult to hear. I could understand if this was a genuine antique and I'd taken the object home for 24 hours and then come back but it wasn't, and I literally just paid for it. I felt truly crushed upon leaving this store. I'm not sure how much of the bad taste was left behind by the policy itself or by the cold and angry seeming demeanor of the shopkeeper. I didn't feel addressed as an important customer, more like a repugnant annoyance to be gotten rid of. I left feeling like I'd done something terribly 'wrong'. We want to keep coming back but that was one of the worst experiences in a small town that we love and had hoped to keep supporting.