My favorite store and it was right in my neighborhood. Notice I said WAS. I swing by every two…read moreweeks and the one time I don't... what do I see but an empty store. They're moving to their Sacramento- ish location. Gone! It's gonna take me a few days to get over this one. I'll miss you. Now Marini's at the other end of the ace parking lot is looking real good ...

The prices here are amazing. I wasn't planning to go, my girlfriend was at a Costco near her and…read morefound some cute pj's that she thought would be fun for our upcoming girl trip. She was sending me photos and asking my opinion on the print we would like best. At Costco these room service pj's are $17.99 I said let me checkout the outlet near me-, oh happy day... they had the ones we wanted in our sizes and they were only $5.99. Brand new and tags still on them I also found a few fun things for Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers They also had a great deal on candy- we always stock up year round. My hubby is a teacher, and he gives out candy for good behavior The staff was very friendly Store was well run and organized Plenty of parking

Look, there is always something to pick up at Dollar tree. The shelves can be pretty empty at…read moretimes which tells me that stuff sells right? Today I needed two more sets of gold flatware and red napkins for a CNY lunch. I wanted to find a stapler but couldn't find one as well as some glue dots. This place is great for crafters and teachers too. Although I wish teachers didn't have to use their own money of course. Plenty of parking and the staff is always nice

I went to the store this morning, May 27, 2026 walked by some employees I said good morning. They…read morelooked at me and let me walk by without acknowledging me. I know they had a new manager or supervisor that was talking to them, but I don't believe they should have just ignored me. I shop at the store quite often because it's close to my home and I feel that this was very disrespectful. If f I could give zero stars I would have.

you will always find the best deals and the best value at 5 Below. i came through looking for…read moreanything i like, and i decided to cop a light-up Lilo & Stitch figure there are great t-shirts, snacks and collectibles that always restock with great deals

It's like going to the dollar store, but things you get are like five dollars. They have things…read morelike stickers, makeup, toys, candy, and other stuff. Great place to get some gift ideas, stocking stuffers, party favors, and others. Most of the staff are up front, the few that are out on the floor are nice and greet you. A nice place to look around and you may find things you'll like or a nice gift for kids. Have not been to other Five Below, but I like this location in Concord.

Oh my goodness! I wish I had discovered this place sooner. I've been looking everywhere for…read morepatterns and fabric to make clothes and other sewing projects that I love. I truly hope they stay in business for a very long time because so many fabric stores have closed, including Joann's. It's becoming harder and harder to find sewing supplies, especially patterns. Many patterns have to be ordered online, and that can take a while to arrive. Sometimes you want to start a project right away, so waiting for a pattern can be a real bummer. Having a store like this is such a blessing, and I hope it will be around for many years to come.

Price point is a A+++++ Lots of cute fabric patterns to…read morechoose from. They even have a basket of free fabric scraps outside by the entrance. First off I walked in there feeling inspired already because of all the different materials to choose from. They got beading, fabric, cute paper for scrapbooking, wood work and etc. They got refurbished sewing machines for sale as well. Also, if you have any questions the ladies are pretty helpful.

On a constant basis the cashier Alecia has been very helpful and very nice everytime I shop there…read more The service is excellent and I find myself going there every time I need groceries instead of the store down the street. Prices are great and you can always get great deals

Since our local grocery outlet has had new owners, I'm consistently finding items that are not…read morepriced, and more often than not they're. things that I might have been interested in buying had they just had a simple price on them. Today I was there for literally five minutes and I found eight items that were not priced (a few are pictured). They had some citrus fruit salad in the refrigerator section that was on price so I asked a young man working near me if he had a scanner. He didn't so he had to take it up to the front and he came back saying they were $1.99. Great price so I went to the check in with three of them only to find out that they were not $1.99, they were $4.99. I asked the cashier why they have so much trouble keeping things accurately marked, and she launched into some of what were essentially excuses about how the inventory moves around too quickly, blah blah blah. The previous owners were able to do it, the Concord store is able to do it, the Dublin store is able to do it, so what the heck is wrong with the Pleasant Hill store? If you're planning on shopping here, bring your patience because you're going to have to ask over and over how much things are, unless you're independently wealthy and then I guess you really won't have to care. Lucky you.

I was in Downtown Pleasant Hill and decided to duck into this Ross store I spotted to see if I…read morecould find some good deals!! The thing I like about Ross stores is, you don't have to be in them very long to find what you're looking for, at least for me, looking in the Men's section. The men's section is arranged by sizes, so you just go to your size and go through it. Also, it's much smaller than the women's section. Found what I was hoping to find, tried it on, and then I was outta there. But, even though it says your size, I would try everything on anyways, just to be safe. Works for me!!

Am going to try to not go on a whole rant about how Ross stores used to be so much better / nicer…read moreas far as quality of merchandise / standards for displaying said merchandise, and so forth. I think you can get the gist for how I wrote that first sentence on how they used to be more fun to shop because there was more there-there. For example, in the 90's there was a solid brand of clothing called JH Collectibles. You'd likely find them in department stores like Macy's. I was dead set against paying retail prices, especially for nice stuff like JH. The heyday of outlet malls was at that time period. JH had a location at the outlet mall in Solvang, and I picked up a lot of beautiful pieces there for a long time. Then they started showing up in Ross stores, too. I recall a trip from Ventura County down to San Diego for my then husband's business. The Ross's near our home had some items from a new collection for fall that I fell in love with that year. My husband liked them, too - liked how I looked in them, so he led the hunt into stopping at every Ross we could find along the I-5 to run in and see if they had any other items from the collection. I ended up coming home with a whole lot of mix and match skirts, blouses, vests, sweaters, slacks, and blazers. Wore those for a number of years and they were still in great shape. I even lent one of the suits to a good friend when she needed something classic to interview for a job. This collection always made me feel like a million bucks when I wore it. All courtesy of Ross and their buyers. They apparently dispersed different parts of the group to different stores, and my diligence in driving from store to store enabled me to score so many parts of the collection. They don't seem to do this kind of buying any longer, sad to say. I didn't see anything like that kind of featured vendor in this store. I was looking for some dressy earrings to wear to an event, plus an evening purse. Zero luck on the evening purse. The earrings I found were okay, but I doubt they'll become any kind of favorite for me. The staff in the store was friendly, but the merch was just so-so at the front feature display area. That's where you should put some of your most appealing stuff, right? Their displays didn't achieve the goal of drawing you in to want to dive deeper into a shopping hunt.

Daiso is the best Always stop by one whenever I see one…read moreAlways something new, cute and cheap My work snacks are practically from Daiso Chips, drinks, ramen and even their milk bread Always well lit, clean, organized and huge selections Service fast and friendly

We love Daiso!! Too bad the nearest location is 30 mins away…read more The store was clean and nicely organized. Plenty of house, personal, school, and pet items available. For prices, just check their conversion charts from Yen to US dollars. We bought a few items for our kitchen and the dogs. My wife bought some color pilot pens. Also many snacks and drinks to fill you up. I kind of wish the aisle weren't so narrow. Pretty difficult to shop when too many inside the store. That's pretty cool they have 2 self checkout registers. Save a lot of time with long lines.

Everything is really highly curated in the store. It's very fun to walk around, but everything is…read morereally expensive. I wanted to get a pair of post earrings and I couldn't find anything for under $100. The service is OK not the friendliest but they're all right. They have a great selection of items. It's a good place to go if you're looking for a unique gift. it's just so expensive or maybe I'm just poor! We got lucky with parking right out in front. It doesn't open until 1030 so be aware of that.

Wow! What a cute store! Gifts for every person on your list. Lots of local East Bay area themed…read moregifts. Definitely unique.