I've visited 3 times so far and I am hooked! I e saved anywhere from 30%-95% on each item so far…read moreand there have been no quality issues. The staff has been nice and they accept credit cards for 3% which is no big deal due to the huge savings. The only challenge is that the cart cannot leave the store so you need to carry everything or drive up to the door. Friday items are $10, Saturday $8, Sunday $6, Monday $4, Tuesday $2, Wednesday $1 and then start over again on Fridays. Kinda exciting!

I went with friends who had gone before. I didnt understand how to look but by the time I left I…read morehad quite a few things. Im going back again but first, I need to know what days the Super Discount Days are?

Sadly, this Five below wasn't a good experience. When you walk in you can see the place wasn't…read more organized, lots of stuff out of place. Everytime someone would walk in the cashier would yell " welcome to five below" she did that while ringing us up. That's was weird and distracting. The candy we got was stale too!!

Not goi g to lie this has to be the worst location I have been to. The service here was great…read more While there was a lot of employees on the floor not a single person offered assistance. With that said, once I asked for help the man closest to me assisted immediately and offered additional assistance as well. My biggest gripe, the store was pretty filthy.... Well disheveled. Things were so out of place with so much staff available and present. Also a big portion of my candy and the other candy I was going to select was stale. Nothing is worse than paying hard earned money on inedible items. I had to toss a good portion of my candy out as it was hard as a rock. I have never experienced that so that was a major bummer. They did have a good selection of goods. Overall since this is the only location in the area maybe go to the one the town over. If you're in a pinch they were stocked well just bare all this in mind and skip the you pick candy

Funny little shop…read more Owner is super chill & laid back. He runs a small store full of usual thrift items but adds his own friendly, "whatever you say" attitude in his dealings which makes it a pleasant overall experience every time. Place is [unfortunately] pretty unkempt & often isn't even open when it says it should be (depends on when he gets there to open shop). Cleanliness is lower end. Prices are reasonable. All in all I don't mind popping in here once in a while to see if there are any cool finds.

From the owner: We offer low cost furniture and housegoods to everyone. We accept donations of furniture, clothing,…read moreappliances, and automobiles, providing they are in reasonably good condition.

Taco bell, tractor supply, chevron, Verizon, att, redwood credit union and more…read more Shopping center visually appealing but stores are not. Walmart. Lots of parking. Off the main road.

Sans the Wal Mart, this is a great local shopping center. Don't get me wrong, I'm not…read morediscriminating against the type of people who shop at Wal Mart, I always appreciate a good deal on everyday necessities. Unfortunately, Wal Mart's past of treating it's employees poorly doesn't sit well with me. Back to the Napa Junction shopping center. If you are hungry they have many popular chains. My favorites here; Starbucks, Panda Express, Round Table, and Wing Stop. Also, conveniently located off Highway 29.

A nice place to shop when you're in need of scrubs at a low cost. I usually always find something…read morethat I like. The staff are helpful & the security guard says hi to greet you when you enter. Discount scrubs are very much so appreciated. Thank you dd's!

I stopped by to look for new purses and bags and was able to find what I needed fairly quickly. I…read moreonly checked out the purses so that area was very organized. I was able to check out fairly quickly and the cashier was kind and efficient.

For cheap house needs they are solid. Don't expect high quality. Just expect good enough at a cheap…read moreprice and your a happy camper.

The prices are new. Many items now $1.50…read more I hope I don't get this staffer in trouble but I loved the approval/disapproval faces I got as I picked my way through the products. This store earns 5 stars for most helpful staff!

10/10! Ok, now that's out the way..let's get down to the details. Typical of a Grocery Outlet…read morevisit..went in for a few items and left with everything that wasn't on the list! Hempz Original lotion (pre pandemic) was $10.99. Today, it retails for $15-$22. Grocery Outlet has maintained an impressive $14.99 price point. Did I need more? No; but IYKYK. Shout out to the buyer! My dietician recently made some modifications to my nutrition that require I increase my protein and fiber which has been tough. Grocery Outlet had a plethora of low calorie, high fiber, affordable options. From pastas, to snack bars, cheeses, granolas, veggie and animal protein, I was impressed with the variety of options. Speaking of variety..the abundance of sauces (I'm so mad I didn't grab the orange sauce!), fish, and wine, this location packed an indelible punch. I didn't expect to find such offerings in Vallejo (due to the size of the city, no other reason). And the store "DJ?" I had a time focusing on shopping when I wanted to breakout into a 2-step to Frankie Beverly, Gladys Knight, and Morris Day. We don't live in Vallejo but quickly decided this will be our (Vallejo) store when in town. Here is when the shopping experience went over the top. I picked up a couple mandarins that had stickers but no tag in the mandarin section. I assumed the sticker would reveal the price for the cashier..it did not. The cashier was kind, patient, keyed in several options, asked me did I see a price, I offered to go back and he said no, did what he needed to do and found the price. Oh wait but first..as it was my turn to be checked out, the cashier noticed the previous customer left an item. He greeted me, said one moment please, dashed to catch the customer and was back within seconds. I love to identify people by name especially when they've been kind and gone the extra mile. The cashier shared his name and I stopped cold when he said Sababu. I hadn't heard that name since I was growing up. I asked where his family is from and turns out I know some of Sababu's family. What a sweet, full, circle moment. A random store visit turned into a nostalgic experience. Sababu nodded and smiled in acknowledgement when I shared a couple names. I immediately called my baby brother to share the news. Great shopping experience, well stocked shelves, freezers, options for the entire family and budget friendly.

I went in to get a head of cabbage, which I did for a reasonable price! All the produce were…read morefresh. But I also found hard to find Asian groceries and snagged them. There's this famous Korean instant noodle called Tangled and they had them. So I grabbed 3 of them! I was so happy. Oh, I also got a Goody hair scrunci with 2 hair pins for less than $2 - perfect for Pilates ! But here's why I wanted to write my review, I set my phone down in the produce and left I there. I didn't discover I misplaced my phone until I was at the cash register. Thankfully I found a worker and asked her if anyone turned it in, she actually picked it up and put it aside knowing the owner will come looking for it! I was so thankful and relieved that an employee found my phone first and retrieved it for me rather than a customer taking it. Vallejo has good citizens in this town and despite Vallejo being "sketchy" and having a bad rapport on the news and media, its events like these that remind me all the good in this town!

Small store but packed to the gills; lots of great things here. housewares, electronics, and…read moreclothes.

This place is a tad bit odd. Nothing is priced so I asked the front and they said its by…read morediscretion. So you don't know if you're picking up a $1 item or $30 item. Everything is jam packed with no known brands.

Good store. Nice selection. Always busy so that's good and bad. Good because you know they are…read moreappreciated. Bad because you have to get there early to get a look at new stuff before it's picked over

Like any thrift store, a lot of your experience will be based on luck…read more I got quite lucky on my last visit to this Eco Thrift: - Quince blazer with the tags cut out but unworn (in my size!) - 100% wool Irish fishermans sweater - Amazing 80's dress I've since purchased a hoodie insert for the blazer and am getting extraordinary use of it! Be prepared to hunt, as this place is overflowing with stuff. Mirrors are in short supply. Bring your own bag.

Costco trip! Went to Costco to pick up a few things during the week, and it was a nice, quick, easy…read morein-and-out trip. I've noticed that coming to this Costco during the week is usually the best time because there aren't many lines and it's not nearly as busy. The weekends can definitely be a different story, though, so be prepared for a crowd if you come on a Saturday or Sunday! The employees at the entrance who scan your membership card are usually friendly, and the employees at the registers are always nice as well. Checkout was quick, and I was able to grab my stuff and be on my way without any problems. I've never really had a bad experience at this Costco. Whenever I need something in bulk, this is always one of my go-to places. They also have a nice food court! The food court line can get pretty busy, though, so if you're planning on grabbing something to eat after shopping, be prepared to wait a little bit. Overall, another easy Costco trip. Got what I needed, had good customer service, and was in and out!

The only thing I "enjoy" when coming to this Costco is that it is 5 minutes drive from Dad's place…read more Oh, it also has a lot more Asian food goods than my home Costco in Florida. In Fort Lauderdale area, we get 25 lb bags of Thai jasmine rice. Here they have 50 lb bags. Plus there are lots more Asian frozen items and dried noodles. This Costco is a small one though, and not enough room between the checkout stands and when the floor stock starts, so lines are criss-cross crazy. There are never enough handicap parking spots. The gas station is also way too small for the volume of cars. I'm glad a huge Costco is opening soon.