Bought two large number balloons on the day of a party. Yes super last minute purchase bc we…read moreforgot! Staff was helpful and I was able to order over the phone for pick up within the next hr. Will be back for other party needs for sure!

Love this store so much. I didn't know what to expect by just looking at the store name, but I…read morewalked by one day and noticed balloons. They have the most beautiful balloon arrangements and they customize them on the spot. Ever since party city closed down, it's been tough to find good balloons other than the dollar store. This reminds me of a cooler version of a dollar store almost like a hybrid between five below and the dollar tree. Will definitely be coming here again for balloon arrangements.

We came here to browse as this is one of the places that is known for selling items sold at Costco…read moreand other places for a reduced or cheaper price. This place is located in a strip mall, and can be hard to locate as it is on the side of the strip mall, not the main facing area. This is a really small place, they don't have a whole lot of selection, and the selection they do have is limited and honestly didn't find anything worth buying at reasonable pricing. Not entirely sure how this place manages to stay in business, being in a hidden area. You only know about it if you see it online or someone tells you about it.

It is a small store, but I've gotten some great finds here! I've gotten ProKeeper deli set, Addias…read moreshoes, and Pyrex glass bowls. It is family owned; when I bought the Pyrex glass bowls, the son checked the bowls to make sure they were not broke , which I appreciated. My boyfriend also bought a nice looking wok with a lid.

Got told we were "stopping in real quick." Yeah, no…read more Deals are legit. Brand-name stuff for way less, all sorted into clear sections so you grab what you need and go -- no digging. Showed up with no plan, walked out with luggage for a trip I didn't even know I needed yet. Price made the decision for me. Heads up: there's a San Jose spot too, so wherever you're at, you're covered. But this one's got better parking -- lot's right out front, open spaces even when it's packed. No circling, no arguing about where to park. Came in skeptical. Left with luggage and a new regular store.

Located in random office park, looks very small when enter but bigger warehouse space in back…read morethat's crammed with stuff. Place is definitely not wheelchair accessible, very narrow aisles. Known to sell Costco returns (saw some shampoo that's been partially used). They carry clothing new with tags(mostly women?), lights, kitchen stuff, household things, faucets, squishmallows, pillows, suitcase, air fryers. Prices overall is lower than retail (sign said 20% off for clothing) but definitely not like 50% off. I didn't find anything I wanted but will keep in mind next time need to do some white elephant shopping. Pretty chilly inside so dress warm if it's cold out. Lots of security cameras everywhere.

+Located at the Fremont Hub (next to Old Navy). +This Five…read moreand Below location is a decent size. -They only have one employee working most of the time and not all self-checkout cashiers are open at once. -Needs to be more organized. +Plenty of parking. ++Right now you can also shop at Spirit Halloween which is literally right next door. Double your seasonal shopping fun.

I have not really been coming to this store, but they sell products that are mostly under $10:…read moreelectronics, posters, food, etc. If you're going to be coming here, I'd advise you not to get electronics here. They most likely used cheap material, which probably lasts only several months. Unfortunately, they break after. I remember that I got a screen protector for my phone for $5, and all it did was accumulated more dirt onto my screen. That's why you're better paying more for a better screen protector that last for years rather than a cheaper one which lasts for only few days or weeks. I suggest getting just posters, foods, and other non-electronic products though especially if you don't really care about aesthetics. They also sell clothes though. Most products aren't really made to be aesthetically appealing and long lasting ones, but some aren't really bad to get. Just be mindful with what you're getting.

If you're looking for literally anything on a budget, this place has it! From head to toe, bedroom…read moreto office/school supplies, collectors items, theyve got it all. They have good sales like the 4/$10 scrubs often but you cant combine it with their instore entire purchase discount. Thinga do go fast and they rotate inventory often so if you see something, get it then or it will be gone at that price forever! Its a warehouse so its pretty big, enployees dont walk around alot but you can easily find them at the front registers if you ever need help.

Heard about this place via word of mouth from my coworkers…read more I went here for the figs scrubs. Prices are great, I believe it's $40 for jackets, $20 for tops, $23 for bottoms. They sell whole bunch of stuff, kitchen ware, medical stuff like masks, splints, pads etc. It gets REALLY cold inside, no heating whatsoever so make sure you bundle up so you can enjoy shopping. They also have small appliances, dresses, tiles, and more. I think it's a family run business. Everyone is super nice and helpful. They accepts cards for payment but cash is king here. Make sure you go to the ATM prior so you get an even better deal!

I'm sad the one in Milpitas is gone, and they increased the price to $2.25. However, I love the…read morevariety of stationery collections, blind boxes, and organizers they offer. Their collab collection, such as Miffy, Sanrio, San-X, BT21, and more are so cute; great for gifting under budget. I have been getting all my desk supplies, kitchenware, and room organizers there since the ones made in Japan are durable for over 5 years. Plus, I can find my things clearly with their transparent organizers. The kitchenware can be fragile. I accidentally broke several ceramic bowls or got them chipped over the years, yet it's cheap to replace them. The crew members are always doing merchandise and inventory around the store. They will help you when you ask them. As for payment, they don't accept AMEX and bills over $20. Overall, this store is very organized, clean, and easy to find certain items. It's the small parking lot that is limited in peak hours. However, you can park near Safeway and walk across there.

This is a relatively small Daiso but is located at a very convenient location ( Fremont Hub ) …read more There are only a few parking in front of the store . But you can walk a little to the parking lot near by . Most items are $2.25 but some can be $6 or more . It is my go to store for small items like paper clips , pencil pouch , small and cute note books , kitchen supplies, etc It is great to have an alternative on top of 99 cents store . Daiso has much better designs and many items that 99 cents stir does not carry .

So many good things about Grocery Outlet, there are so many items that are perfect for trying out…read moreand not feeling guilty if you dont like it because of the low prices, getting pantry staples, obtaining fruits, vegetables, dairy products. Plus, you can't beat the prices. You are always bound to find great deals and the savings is phenomenal. Sure, you have to look at the best used by date, but isnt that true anywhere else? There are many items that keep way past the date. I have been coming here for years. There are times that the parking lot can get super busy, but there is plenty of parking available. Its right next to Dollar Tree. I just don't like the new layout....to me, its harder to find what I am looking for. I don't know if its because I was so used to the old layout, but I still continue coming and it is still a maze. There are some sections of the store that have less products than previously laid out. Staff is friendly and helpful. Its a great first stop shop to get your groceries.

Adj: impressive and interesting store…read more Fremont GO on Stevenson, we've driven passed this store several times without stopping and finally decided we have to check this place out before we headed home while we were in this area for a short trip. We love going to different GO's to see what snacks and unique items they have. There's definitely different items that get shipped to stores in various areas. On this occasion I saw a lot of spring items, to include Easter decor, spring flowers, plants, tools. This store has a lot of great food items besides the usual necessities. Their ice cream shelves were quite stocked and had a lot more brands and choices than I've seen at other stores. They had a pretty big health & beauty plus supplements & vitamins area too, several rows worth of all that. The NOSH section was big too, with a lot of variety for "healthy" snacks and sweets, like chips and treats. Overall, I was impressed by this sheer size of this store which used to be a supermarket and is more split about 2/3 this GO and 1/3 of the whole store area is now a Dollar Tree next door. We'll definitely plan to be back next time we're in the area.

This was one of my favorite shops. Very friendly too. Just stopped today and found out it's been…read moreclosed for 2 years sadly. They do have the food distribution center tho

This is a great little shop. If you happen to be downtown Martinez and you are into collectibles or…read morethrifting . There's a good selection I'm just about everything if you're into baseball history, there's a ton of baseball books which is fitting because of DiMaggio and the owner is super nice. prices seem reasonable to me.

Great store to visit, might get lucky and find something that you have been looking for. Store has…read morelots of brands from low-end to high end. Workers are fantastic and alotc of help. Prices are very reasonable. You can even test ipennboxcstuff out to make sure they work fine. I always stop buy when im in the area. I bought alot of stuff that's from costco. Really satisfied

@ Lorenzo Manor Shopping Center 17756 Hesperian Blvd…read more San Lorenzo, CA 94580 "H & P Brand Names for Less" is a great place for bargain hunters! That's after you get over the initial shock at seeing how messy and unorganized the place is. After 5-10 mins, you get a sense of where things are and just start exploring the place. The staff are really nice and helpful. They want to make a sale to get merchandise out the door. The first time I came here was near closing time, and they asked me to come back. So I came back as a bargain hunter. I read the positive Yelp reviews, and decided to explore the place. I spotted a "14-Cup Cuisinart Programmable Coffee Maker," priced at $59. FYI, the price tag isn't the final price. The lady mgr made me an offer.....open box-$25, sealed box -$35. I asked for the sealed box. She said I can open the box and inspect it before I pay. We opened it together, and it was brand new. She said full refund if I return it within a week. Took it home, it works fine. If you have the time, come by and explore this place.

Located in the Walgreens shopping center. Large store. No public restrooms which was closed down…read moreduring Covid and never reopened to shoppers. Decent prices. Used to have 50% off color tags which are now only 25%. They do have a shopping reward system to accumulate points for extra discount off. Parking is large. Shopping center location is a bit run down. Although I do see new businesses opening up in this location.

I came in looking to drop off donation around 2pm. I walked towards some workers who didn't…read moreacknowledge me. It looked like one was orienting another person and complaining about someone being strict. So I said hello loudly to another worker who was walking to the front. She didn't stop, just answered my questions as she kept walking, just saying drop off is closed. I was interested in asking about HOW to do the drop off, but she wasn't actually listening to me. It's like as if noise was coming out of me and she assumed I was still asking about the hours. By not stopping, she doesn't really care I'm asking or looking for help. She's busy doing her job and I'm getting in the way of it. Except I think answering questions is part of her job, but I'm not so sure. The other workers didn't acknowledge me and continued to say unkind things about a coworker which is unprofessional. It was also only 2pm and they already stopped taking donations. The Goodwill was open later for taking donations or you could drop off yourself if the door was open. In my mind, I thought to myself, "Beggars can't be choosers...but I'm not a beggar. " So we drove all the way to good ol' St Vincent's which was a much better experience and definitely worth the time and gas.