This is the nearest dollar tree in South Lake Tahoe Border…read more Located in the shopping center and hotel ski resorts. Good place to shop around and find affordable selections of items.

I am disappointed with the prices now. Too much has changed at the store. They are charging more…read morefor certain items than regular retail stores in town. They still have a few good deal but, has gone downhill in the past 3 yrs or so.

I used to love coming here. Sadly the prices now are no different than any grocery store,…read moredefinitely not earned being called an outlet store. The variety is no longer there (I don't want to by $8.99 fruit snack, I want to get the $.99 or $1.50 but they only have one option to chose from. Same goes with the granola bars) and a lot of the items they used to carry are gone with the new owners. I get more frustrated coming here than happy. Granted the store is clean and the employees are nice. I'm glad Evelyn and Misty are still with them. Please Bring back the clearance section, lower prices and variety.

Old owners in 2023 ran it better. The new owner buys what he THINKS customers want vs what they…read moreREALLY want. The " NOSH " line of healthy food actually has California cancer warning labels of lead and cadmium , etc, ... Many times I have been sold product past expire date. But the new owner is REALLY great at facing products on shelves. Wow ! Today I bought something and for the first time in 4 years the girl said " You saved , uhm, ...well, you didnt save anything " So why dont I go to Smith's again ? If I'm paying same price and Smiths is closer, I may as well start going to Smiths. One product is $4.00 less at Smiths vs G.O. Bargain Outlet . Nope, not always a bargain.

I was shopping and all I know is this Lilttle sweet voice I can hear talking to some customers…read morethey must have been locals because you can tell they new each other, but she was so sweet and nice and I just think she is a great employee and Person . Great addition to MN the community. Her name was Linda and we chatted it up as I was checking out glad to see someone happy and that is positive attitude. I definitely recommended this store . It was clean and prices were great . They had a wide selection of things to choose from.

Service is always the best. There is a little bit of everything and store well stocked on many…read moreitems. Prices are very good.

While waiting for seating at the adjacent Lupita's, I popped into this new-to-me GO. Albeit, I…read morehaven't been to Incline Village in a while. Shopping at GO is always a hit-or-miss situation, but this GO had high end products that I had not seen at any other GOs: Mutti Tomato Puree Trofie Pasta Orecchiette Carnaroli (rice for risotto) a wide selection of cured meats How do I get these products at my local GO?

Super excited to have a new grocery store in IV. The grand opening was awesome. So many employees…read morewere there to greet customers. The prices are as expected - reasonable and lots of options. There were household items, baking goods, fresh meats and veggies, dairy; snacks and a fair selection of wines and alcohol a plus craft beers.

This target location was convenient to get groceries while staying at the Marriott Timber Lodge in…read moreheavenly village. They do have a full grocery section, however it was low on stock late in the day. Best bet is to go earlier in the day.

On vacation need healthcare supples. Huge store. Used to be…read morea Raley's grocery store. Layout is good with obviously plenty of room for a large selection of merchandise. Pharmacist was professional. Generic products were a great value.

The cutest little store. I was visiting Minden and found this gem in downtown. Staff was super…read morefriendly, had to go back the next day for some more shopping. Unique items at very affordable prices. Love supporting local businesses.

Cottonwood Creek is a cute and well appointed little gift shop in Downtown Minden. Gayle and I…read morestopped by today on our way to the Schat's Bakery a few doors down. The selections here are slanted more towards "girly" selections, which means that Gayle found a few nice gifts and my discoveries were more towards what she might like as future present. There were many options in that department. They had some very nice Christmas items on sale towards the back, but to my surprise, Gayle didn't bite. She told me later that she was tempted, but felt overwhelmed at home with all the Holiday items we already owned. Depending on post-holiday timing of putting everything away (including some thinning of our stuff), I might circle back.

Absolutely LOVE everyone that has items there. The booths are always updating, new things all the…read moretime. Was great at Christmas. Gifts for everyone, the uniqueness was the best. Found great things for myself and others. Going to go in on Valentines Day for gifts that no one would expect.

Smaller store in a strip mall with friendly vendors hanging out. Nice variety of goods and good…read moreprices!

The manager, Linda, calls me--the owner of Affordable Home Furnishings--and, I'm sure, a few…read moreothers, to purchase merchandise directly off the truck before it ever reaches the sales floor. Since early 2020, Linda has been inviting me into the back of the store to buy items before they are made available to the public. I have an eBay store, and she would have me "volunteer" some weeks--up to four days a week for several hours at a time. She asked me to wear a badge and not speak to anyone. During this time, I would separate the shoes I wanted to purchase in the back and then take the remaining pairs out to the sales floor. Over time, this evolved into me doing hours of work in exchange for being allowed to select inventory first. The owner of Affordable Home Furnishings, Guyla, and Linda have been doing this for many years. When Jeanette was the manager, this would occur on days when Jeanette was not present, particularly with furniture. Linda has also accepted gifts exceeding the allowed $100 monetary limit. She has given me pink-tag items as gifts, including one jacket priced at over $100. Recently, after previously giving me discounted prices, Linda questioned why I was bringing up price differences. When I mentioned the times she had gifted or discounted items for me, she claimed she did not recall those instances. She has now told me that I am no longer allowed to return to the store. When I asked why, Linda stated, "That's what the courts said," but refused to elaborate. For example, I recently purchased a pair of shoes that were missing shoelaces. I mentioned that shoelaces cost about $4, and she gave me a discount. She even said she enjoys negotiating with me. However, about a week later, when I questioned a price difference on T-shirts while checking out with another associate, she became enraged. She told me that I am no longer allowed to purchase items like shirts for $1.99, even though I had done so in the past, and that she personally considers those shirts to be worth $5. I asked her what I should do as a customer if one associate rings up an item at one price, but another believes it should be higher. I also asked whether, if I were purchasing a dry-fit polyester Nike T-shirt with a standard logo, I should request to be charged $5 instead. She did not have an answer. I asked the associate at the register, after she left, what I was supposed to do in that situation, and he responded that he did not know. I have concrete photo and video evidence of these events.

The prices at this Salvation Army are on the pricier side, but there's some treasures to be found!…read more They have a section dedicated to vintage/antiques/collectibles if that is your thing. It was filled with dishware, old school suitcases, sewing machines, scales, etc. I spotted a 4' Darth Vader that was still in the box for $299. It was 20% off, and the lady said they'd have an extra 25% off on Labor Day. After the discounts, more reasonably priced. If it was a storm trooper, I'd snatch it up.