I've been eyeing a couch I saw on Offerup, and reached out to the Arcadia Discount Outlet for a…read morespecific couch I was eyeing at Target. This store is located in a warehouse location, close to the gold line, all the way at the end of the suites. They have a plethora of Target brand items here, specifically home goods such as chairs, tables, couches, tv stands, etc. I took a look at the couch that I had been eyeing on OfferUp and it was in great condition! The couch was going for $200 at Target, versus here for $130 - a $70 savings which is not bad! One thing is, they don't have a return policy, but with prices that deeply discounted, it's easy to understand!

Great value and quality items that you can also find at a local target, Walmart, Costco, or Sam's…read moreclub but for a fraction of the price. I'm happy with everything I bought here and I would recommend them to anyone looking to save money on home good purchases.

A friend of mine who volunteers her time with the Assistance League of Arcadia at the Bargain Box…read moretold me to check it out and so glad I did... 5 stars!!!!! If you are a fan of the Huntington Collection in Pasadena, you'll be sure to love the Bargain Box. Just like the Huntington Collection, I can't call it a thrift shop since it's not like any thrift shops I've been to! Looks more like an expensive antique shop when you step inside. I was blown away by the quality of the available merchandise, especially the housewares and decor. It's very evident that all of the pieces on sale were meticulously cleaned and staged by the hardworking staff. All of the furniture and housewares are excellent condition, not to mention very well priced. Make a point to visit before Halloween! The store is all decked out with Halloween decor! The Bargain Box is managed by the Assistance League of Arcadia, and one of their worthy endeavors is Operation School Bell, which provides much needed clothing as well as school supplies such as backpacks and books to children in need in neighboring local schools. There's a small parking lot but there should be plenty of street parking available if needed. Also, be aware that the store has limited hours since it's managed by volunteers. It's only open two days a week, Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 10am to 1pm.

I'm hesitant to leave this review because I don't want to share this place. Small and clean, it's…read moremore like a little boutique than a typical thrift store. Clothing, jewelry, books...they carry a little bit of everything here. I enjoy browsing the racks and shelves even when I leave empty handed. Good to know: They are only open on Wednesdays and Saturdays. I suggest subscribing to their email list so you know the weekly happenings before you visit. The lot is on the smaller side and it fills up pretty quickly. There is plenty of street parking on Live Oak, but that also fills up on Wednesdays. If you arrive a little before opening there is usually a short line outside to get in, but there is never a mad rush to get in or anything, so don't let the line scare you away!

This is a pretty nice little shop! It has all the essentions and things u need for home, asian…read morestyle. Alot of things that you would want for home.

When I entered "Crazy 99," in Temple City, I needed a chair. The floor staff gave me one at first,…read morebut when I got up to shop, the white woman in charge had it taken away. The aisles were too crowded. I had a walker. My friend, in a wheelchair, had a difficult time managing. Something got caught on his wheelchair, and it wouldn't let go. Finally, my friend is a wounded veteran. That's why he uses a wheelchair. He rarely uses his benefits card. He had asked the day before the benefits worker about the parameter of card usage. The worker didn't explain that his card was only for FOOD. He had an exorbitant amount of credit, but it could only be used for food. At the check out, the white woman must have known the rule, because she bagged the food separately from the non-food. She shamed him for making a long line. Maybe had we been white-not me black and female and him Vietnamese and male-disabled or if I had had sex that time, then maybe she would have been respectful. I'm the daughter of a deceased veteran and my friend in the wheelchair, wounded from the war in Iraq. She should try harder. Oh, yes, she was the only one of the staff that was proficient in English. Had the business truly been accommodating, there would have been more space for wheelchairs and walkers. Also, a sitting area for elders and disabled would be there. Finally, common courtesy may go a long way.

careful when shopping here the cashier likes to OVER CHARGE. i was on the phone and didn't catch on…read moretill after I paid. I went back to confront and she only gave me a card receipt not an itemized receipt and argued that everything added up. Even though she was rounding up the prices on the items to the next whole dollar and then saying that she was charging taxes after the fact she rounded everything up to the whole dollar. Not coming here again.

Ever since this store opened in the area, the area has become more unsafe. The kind of clientele it…read moreattracts is truly ghetto. My daughter goes to the tutoring center next door, and I can't tell you how many times I've had to tell their customers to stay away from me, or call the cops on them. These people usually loiter before or after they do their shopping. Please do us a favor and move your business away! Selling cheap and low quality items attracts a certain type of people! This area is less safe than ever! I never want to leave my child at the tutoring center unless I'm parked outside watching the door!

I love this store. They have a lot of variety of different items, from books, to makeup, to food…read more The value is incredible, especially for items that are sold somewhere else much higher. The service is nice.

Came in quick to get some flavors for my bottle waters, the store was decently packed with Easter…read morecandy, employees were nice, and decent value for the amount of sticks you get for the water.

Something we're priced too high for liquidation. They do have a good selection of appliances like…read morefridges, stoves, and microwaves.

Came here and found a huge selection of stuff to choose from. The best part was that everything was…read moreso cheap. Would definitely be coming back for more things

Thank you to Valerie for having a prompt response to this issue and helping us out, we truly…read moreappreciate your response to the issue and being able to assist us.

Not much to say, but store is messy, employees are never around to help or answer questions. It's a…read morepass for me.

Today my Mom and I were at the food court located at The Square shopping center. There is The…read moreSquare Plus retail store that is also within the food court area... the name is so fitting as the shopping center is called The Square LOL. Anyway, we looked over and saw dustpans. I've been wanting to buy a new dustpan because the old one was damaged when I had to use it to shovel snow a few weeks back when the high desert had a snowstorm. Yes, you read right... I used a dustpan to shovel snow (1st time shoveling snow + using a dustpan to do it) LOL... it wasn't too bad actually. One gray dustpan was $4.49 + tax... not too shabby and it's the sturdy type, too. I didn't check out any other items in the shop, but from what I can tell, they do have some nifty knick knacks, small appliances, general household stuff, etc. It doesn't have a lot of space for customers to walk around though... there are only 2 aisles really... the one closest to the entrance and the one on the other side of the wall LOL. I grabbed one dustpan, waited in line (wait wasn't too bad), and paid cash for it. The lady at the cashier was pleasant. She may have been the owner... not 100% sure though. If you happen to be hanging out at the food court, swing on by and see what fun stuff you can pick up from here. Happy Shopping!

Pretty cool retail shop…read more Located within the food court, this shop is packed filled with asian appliances like rice cookers, steamers, and water boilers. Great for getting specific asian appliances that are difficult to find on Amazon or other big-chain appliance stores like Best Buy etc. They also sell a lot of little tiny tools, such as cookware etc. Feels kind of like Daiso. Overall, a pretty neat place to visit and check things out!

Quality food Most products are very reasonably priced…read more Family owned and operated. Staff is friendly and always ready to help

Good bang for your buck for some items. I personally go for energy drinks and cereal! Staff is…read morefriendly and the store is well kept. Keep an eye out for good deals there and new snacks to try.

Ah the Japanese dollar store more or less. It is a quirky and fun stop. While we were waiting to be…read moreseated for lunch we popped in. Its a smaller version of this chain but packed to the gills with stuff. The made in japan stuff is easily identified and the pricing takes a while to get the hang of the color system. Aside from that it is fairly comprehensive from snack food to dishes they have you covered. Parking can be a challenge

This was a strange Daiso in a sense where it was difficult to find. Google Maps had us park…read moredownstairs in a plaza but we had to walk upstairs through the parking structure and enter through a side entrance. It looked backed alley and there was a parking lot directly in front of Daiso but it looked completely deserted. Basically the main entrance looked like an employee only side entrance. The selection was limited compared to other Daiso, we ended up not buying anything because they did not have the items my local Daiso has. It was also hard to find prices for everything. There were signs everywhere to convert the Japanese price to American prices but many products didn't even have the Japanese price on them.