There are good deals to be found…read more But be careful. Some of these prices are not the best. I noticed somethings at the same price or more than what you could buy them from a new retailer. With a return policy. Some are great. But not necessarily brand new. They could be returns or floor models. Thomasville Tisdale Sectional $1099. $1899 is the price for the same item at Costco. But I have found a few things that I thought were pretty good deals. Suncast 8x7 Cabana shed. Retail is $1999. You can get it here for $1099 Just be careful of what you buy.

This is Elk Grove's hidden jewel. An outlet store with new merchandise from Costco, Target and…read moreother local establishments. Prices are reasonable and the place is clean and neatly organized. It's like a treasure hunt. They also have expanded next door to include furniture and appliances. Stop by and check them out. You'll be pleasantly surprised.

This location is great! They have a good selection of items. They had a bunch of Disney Princess…read morelunch boxes last year along with soft Disney ice packs. The lunch boxes were insulted too. They also have smencils (smelly pencils) here. They have a self check out along with a cashier here. They're located in the same with parking lot as Trader Joe's and Kohls.

This isn't the first time. The bowls were advertised as 1.50 I trusted the cashier to ring me up…read morebut they didn't scan the sticker which says 1.50 instead guessed it. I got 4 of the bowls amounting to 14.00 I don't question bc I felt like the cashier should know their job. It's when I got home and peeled off the stickers I got mad seeing they rang me up for 3.00 instead of the price on the sticker and advertised price. The workers should just scan the price vs guessing the price.

This was my first time going inside a Five Below store, and this location was so nice! So many cool…read moreaffordable gifts for kids. They had lots of different, popular brands such as Disney, Hello Kitty, Lilo and Stitch, and Wicked. This location was very clean and organized. Staff were friendly and they greeted everyone when they came in. I'll definitely shop here more often now!

Very clean and organized. It was nice to see so many people at the store. Very good options and…read morecould find almost anything you would in target or Amazon for a fair price.

Great selection and value if you're into that sort of thing. I have found hundreds of dollars worth…read moreof shoes for a percentage of the retail value

I went looking for certain bedding items and prices were regular priced items for being in a…read morediscount store. I might as well get from target or Costco to ensure all items are in the package. They have Large variety of different items some reasonable prices some price are regular price not sure if I'll return

It is nice having a Rack in Elk Grove. This particular store is a nice one. They have a great…read moreselection of clothing items and a decent selection of shoes. The store always busy and typically not well staffed. The employees do their best, but the lines are long and while the employees are usually nice they are overwhelmed at times. Come here for decent deals if you do not want to drive to Roseville for a full Nordstrom.

Nice staff made a couple purchases recently. Made a purchase from the mothership Nordstrom and…read moretried to make that return here. Oops, I didn't know we were cross pollinating on two different systems. It was ordered by my with. It seemed like it might be unable to be achieved and then my associate Victoria reached out to her boss and the got working on it. Fortunately it was purchased on my wife's account so ultimately I just needed her phone number and email address. A little hunting and pecking on the keyboard was required. Then viola level unlocked and return was completed. Merely 3-4 business days until the credit would be posted. Some welcome news during holiday shopping. Thanks ladies! Victoria

If you value your time and money, think twice before coming here to sell. In the past I've sold at…read morethe Folsom location, where I've had good experiences, but decided to try the Elk Grove location today and had a terrible experience. I called ahead to make sure they were actively buying and to gauge interest before taking the time to load everything up and make the drive over. The employee assured me I would not have any issues and to just come on by. Upon arrival the first employee was friendly, polite, and helpful. I explained that I was there to sell and had also brought in several LEGO collectors items that I planned to include as part of the deal at no extra cost, as a show of good faith. I had brought in roughly a dozen sets worth several hundred dollars to sell so it took around 20 minutes to perform the appraisal, but once done he gave me a price and explained the evaluation of each set. Whenever I sell at a store I expect to sell for much less than I do when I sell direct to consumer myself, but I'm willing to make that trade-off for the convenience of dealing in person and in bulk; however, the prices I was offered here ranged from low to outright laughable (up to 60% less than historical sales values online). While the prices were bad I was still willing to make a sale in order to save myself time. I asked for additional details about their evaluations, which the employee happily provided, and told them I wanted to take a few minutes to review the offer and perform due diligence before deciding how I wanted to proceed. It was at this point that things went from bad to worse. As I was reviewing the numbers, another employee came out from the back and immediately started making comments (ostensibly to his coworker, but very much audible to me) about how the first employee had offered too much on set X, that set Y wouldn't sell for very much, that they had too many of set Z, etc. After a minute or two of that, the first employee went on break. The second employee then proceeded to start asking me questions that made me feel pressured, like if I was ready or what I was looking up. I started to feel uncomfortable and asked if I was holding him up or anything, as he seemed annoyed, but he reassured me that they were open for several more hours and that I could take my time. I went back to looking up information online and a moment later the second employee said that he was rescinding the offer and that they were no longer interested in buying anything. This totally took me by surprise, as at this point I had not even made a single comment about their offer or attempted to negotiate -- I had just been asking questions and looking up information. It was abundantly clear to me that the employee was attempting to pressure me into accepting a bad deal, so I knew I should cut my losses and leave. Out of curiosity I asked why they had changed their mind. The employee said that they had a warehouse full of such sets and that they didn't need more. If that was the case, they could have told me so on the phone when I initially called to find out as much. He then made one more offer (for $100 less than the already bad initial offer), which I declined and left. The whole experience felt like a bait-and-switch -- get you in the store, then pressure you into accepting a lowball offer. I'd recommend the Folsom location or perhaps the new Bricks and Minifigs instead if you're looking to sell.

Staff was very knowledgeable actually excited about the product they sell and open and welcoming to…read moreall new business

It's a place to shop when you don't have a list. Prices are not deeply discounted. People produce…read moreand meat selections are limited. A cute assortment of cheeses. Lots of stuff that is all but entirely random. I love finding to obscure nuggets. Always seem to find a few that make the irregularity of shopping here work well.

This is the cleanest grocery outlet I've been to. Great customer service. Lots to choose from. The…read moreproduce department was on point. Very spacious establishment.

Adj: Decent Dollar Tree with a Diverse Range of Dependable Products and Plenty of Different Doodads…read more So this Dollar Tree (DT going forward) has been opened since 2021 but I've not had the chance to check it out till recently. I usually frequent DTs in my area for everyday essentials, frivolous fun items, and hobby materials so this DT is new to me. It looked so big from the outside and indeed it is pretty big once you enter the store. This DT's arrangement is similar to other DTs with holiday and seasonal items front and center near the entrance, and then there's more (party & home) decor, greeting cards, arts & crafts and gardening items, etc. towards one side (right side in this store as you face in), essentials like health & beauty, automotive & electronics, and some "clothing" (mostly socks) towards the middle, and the left side of the store has the pantry & shelf stable food goods as well as light kitchenware to include dishes, cups, glasses, silverware, plastic and glass storage, etc. Towards the back of the store there are several freezer/cold cases just behind the aisles of pantry foods, and back towards the right side of the store again against the backwall, there are all the cleaning supplies and chemicals. Relatedly, I want to mention that Awesome is one brand that's tried and true for cheap cleaning liquids that DT still carries. Basically DT carries a little bit of everything you could possibly need, but on a smaller scale of choices, durability/quality, and functionality. So in some way it's almost as comprehensive as a Target or Walmart, but it's more convenient to get in and out here if you can find the same items here and it'll probably be slightly cheaper, but a lower quality version. It's too bad inflation has made it so that so many items at DT are now $1.25 at a minimum and most are at $1.50 to $5 and some items even more pricey than that. I found arts & crafts supplies I was looking for here, so this store is better stocked than one of the regular DTs in my area, but there were also some messy areas throughout this store. Still, it's not a bad DT and it's really got a little of everything from your depended on items to different doodads that don't matter, lol. Overall, this particular DT at the corner of Laguna and Bruceville was more than adequate in its offerings and staff were friendly and helpful enough too.

I stopped here for the second time the other day and in typical me fashion I could not find the one…read morething I came in for so I ended up buying 20 things I didn't need. I couldn't help myself really. This location has lots of arts and crafts supplies, and quite decently organized for a Dollar Tree. Did I grab multiple bottles of acrylic paint and then get blue paint all over my hand only to find one of the bottles had busted open? Yes. Did that stop me from leaving the line to go back and find the ONE remaining bottle of the color I wanted that wasn't busted? No. Aside from that, the only issue I had here was that there were at least three employees standing in the front of the business but only one was working. Typically I wouldn't mind because people need breaks or sometimes they are assigned to something else, but the line for the one open cash register had over 15 people at one point. By the time I finally got to the front and was next in line, it was so long it was wrapping around to the point where people were getting a little bit argumentative. I heard someone yell "Hey! The line is behind me." and a few other words about it as well. I probably spent more time in line as I did in the store looking for all the items I needed, uh wanted. I know these stores are notoriously understaffed, but when employees are standing at the front chatting, it fuels resentment. If you can't open a new line and help the many waiting customers, maybe take your conversation to the break room or somewhere out of sight. I would still come here for affordable crafting supplies, but I would definitely try to head over during off-peak hours if possible.

I've been going to this Home Goods for a few years. They seem to get a very large stock of goods…read moreand of course lots of seasonal decor and fun stuff. This store is jam-packed and it takes a strong will to only stick to your shopping list. There is definitely an element of treasure hunting and I will absolutely assume a catcher's position to see what's on the bottom/back shelf. Lately they've had some great Le Creuset items (ceramic bakeware) that I've gotten as gifts and for my own kitchen at about half off of listed prices. They have it all for your home- cooking implements, textiles, bedding, storage solutions, furniture, decor, pet items, novelties, lamps, art, rugs, even food. While they have a lot of mass merchandised items, they do stock on occasion department store brands- Viking, All Clad, Calphalon, British and Japanese pottery, Emille Henry, Mikasa, Dansk, etc. I've snagged some great Ralph Lauren sheets here. Keep your eyes open and you will find some great deals. You definitely would be surprised how they restock and fill in areas from day to day. It's a quick look if you're in the neighborhood and might be worth your while. You may need to wait a bit in line but it's worth it. Largely a pleasant shopping experience if you can count on your reflexes when stuff falls due to the overstocked nature of the store.

I would have had a better review for HomeGoods had their customers service been more than…read morenonexistent. There is a variety of niche products and a lot of fun to shop. However, we purchased the last two sets of wine glasses we liked only to get home and find two broken glasses. I guess I could blame myself, but I just decided to "eat" it since I needed matching wine glasses and I can get by with 10 rather than 12.

I like shopping here. My daughter and I were looking for luggage for our trip to Japan and we…read morelooked everywhere for the right size. We preplanned exactly how we were going to fly out to Tokyo and come with 75% empty luggage and return with lots of Omiyage for family and friends with it being full. We brought a tape measure and made sure that we were not going to have an international problem while travelling out of the United States. But TJ Maxx has everything you need. Travel tags, locks, sleeping accessories on the plane and more. It is definitely a great place to shop. If you need other daily needs like clothing, food, snacks, house wares, gifts, home accessories, they got it here. People like it here so much that they always seem quite busy.

Nice service. Nice selection. Good value and diversity of items. Good brands and labels.read more