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.

Support small businesses! The prices are amazing here for your party needs and they got some…read morehousehold items too! All the items I got actually beats Amazon prices too.

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.

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.

I had an uncomfortable checkout experience at Five Below today…read more During checkout, the cashier selected a few options on the screen and then asked me to press "yes" or "no." The prompt wasn't clearly explained, and since I was in a rush I wasn't thinking too much about it and just answered honestly. I selected "no," and the cashier immediately gasped. I later realized the question was asking whether I had been greeted when entering the store. When I came in, no one greeted me. The cashier had simply said "next" when it was my turn at the register. It's possible she had just started her shift and the employee who had been near the door earlier had already left, so the greeting may not have been her responsibility. However, when I tried to clarify the misunderstanding, the cashier cut me off and loudly said, "THANK YOU, HAVE A NICE DAY," without looking at me. When I attempted to speak again, the same phrase was repeated even louder, which effectively ended the interaction. At first I actually felt bad about the situation, but after being cut off twice when I tried to speak and hearing the same phrase repeated at me in a rude way, that feeling quickly went away. I also think the store should reconsider how this survey question is set up. Asking customers to answer a question about their experience while the employee can see the response creates an awkward situation. I answered honestly, but because the cashier could see my answer, the interaction immediately became uncomfortable and left me leaving the store feeling unhappy. I understand these prompts are likely tied to store metrics, but the checkout question was confusing, and the response from the cashier made the experience worse.

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.

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.

This is such a hidden gem in the bay!…read more This place is small and stacked with discounted stuff everywhere! You'll need some patience to rummage through the stuff to find deals. The people working here are all super friendly and helpful. There's all sorts of stuff here and the selection depends. It varies! I'm not 100% sure but lots of their stuff appears to be from Costco?? Maybe Costco returns?? 20% off their clothing items are made it a deal for me and I was able to snag two jackets at discounted price. They have their own small parking lot.

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 .

I Have been shopping at Hope Thrift store in Fremont for about a year now and I have nothing but…read moregood things to say about my experiences. I really enjoy the convenience of shopping at Hope Thrift, as well as the shopping selection. I would like to take note of the friendly and helpful customer service that I have received from employees such as Rachel, and her Hope Thrift co-workers, who have made my shopping experience a joy!

I loved this place! Great prices for thrifting. I hate when you go to goodwill and see over priced…read morestuff. This spot is super affordable and low priced (as it should be). I was helped by the staff I believe her name was Jessica she was super friendly and even told me about another hopeThrift in San Jose. Will come again and have added it to my top places to thrift

I came here to get dish soap detergents. Great inventory and stock. Store is clean and doesn't…read moresmell. Service was fine. Great value!

I took my uncle to the Dollar Tree and I decided to check here rather than getting something here…read more Basically, some of the aisles are left with mess and some of the shelves are empty. They don't seem to have much options, but I guess it's because it's a Dollar Tree store and that some products that usually comes in a pack tend to be more expensive to be stocked in shelves. The only good thing is that most of the items are cheap. If you're on a tight budget and that you don't really much about the brand of items, then you can shop here. Otherwise, you'll probably need to go to other discount stores or regular ones. It's not recommended that you come here if you're inflexible with what you buy here.

I remember back in the day, this flea market was in a shady and hilly area. Then, construction…read morehappened and it became a concrete jungle with the flea market closed until further notice. Individuals kept wondering if the flea market will ever be back... And it did come back! EVERY 2nd/SECOND SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH, March to November, 9am to 2pm And now FREE PARKING! It used to be $2 to park! I gave it the rating I did because/ 1. Since the re-opening, I never purchased a single thing 2. Vendors are all pretty much the same (and it's hilarious some of the faces are familiar and seen at estate sale hunts) 3. Love how they attempt a theme and have added old school cars to the mix! 4. The vendors are not the nicest... they don't budge and are not willing to negotiate (I mean that's the fun of flea markets!) 5. Kind of pricey. Pretty much all antique and used items. A couple of vendors sell new but very "made in China" items 6. Products are often repeated aka the same 7. It's not huge... you could probably walk the entire thing in less than 30 minutes Would I come back? I just love estate sales, rummage sales, flea markets, etc. It's great to walk around especially when you don't have the mindset of "must have to buy"

We came during winter and it was very quiet and small. I don't know if it's always timed like this…read morebut there is a car meetup in the parking lot next to it that the kids enjoyed going to. For summer break we decided to start the day here and find lunch close by. It was much larger and busier than it was in Winter. The great thing is free parking and free admission, the walk from parking to the fleamarket is very close. If you want to sell here the pricing per spot is low and you can pull in easily with your car. I believe each spot is $20 and this fleamarket happens the 2nd Saturday of every month. They do a good job of attracting vendors with that sell newer items in bulk, more classic garage style bring your old junk, plants, antiques, and some food trucks. The coolest thing we did was probably the train ride that goes through the fleamarket and car show. The car show area did smell like something peope like to smoke though :) It does get hot later in the day in Summer so best to come early. We ended up leaving with some nice snacks and old books for the kids.

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.

It's quite shocking that I never thought of coming into this grocery store because it's convenient…read moregoing here since it's close to a cafe that I usually go to. I was thinking of going into other grocery stores to get something but never thought that this exists near the cafe. Also, it's been commercialized since I've been their ads. The items are very limiting since the store is relatively small. You'll find many common items but won't find their specific ones. For example, you can find Dr.Pepper but not the diet soda cream version of it. You'll have to go to another grocery store for that. Also, you won't find many varieties of certain brands here compared to most grocery stores. Another issue is that they didn't label some products with price tags. That's something that they'll have to work on, but expect that prices here are cheaper than non-discount stores. It's not really something to worry about. The good news is that the products are much cheaper here than ones from other grocery stores. That's why there were so many parked cars whenever I come to its shopping center. If you don't really care much about brands and varieties, I highly recommend shopping in this grocery store. If you do, then you might want to go to another grocery store.