The customer service here is always top notch! They are very helpful and friendly and their store…read moreis always clean, well stocked and organized. They carry a vast array of products and we love their balloon selection. Always a pleasure to shop here.

Discount City has been around for over 25-30 years!…read more It was here when I rented a studio apt around the corner back in the 90's. I still come here to buy cheap stuff, and I don't expect it to last forever. On a Monday, I dropped by to shop for drain stoppers. This store has a little bit of everything. Way in the back they have a small grocery area with coolers, freezers, and sacks of rice. They have aisles of canned foods, HABA (health and beauty), stationery, and cheap hardware. Up front, they have a huge selection of balloon designs. Also, incense and candles. Why 3-stars? Narrow aisles and the smell of urine. Your aisles are narrow. Then some are made very narrow by having merchandise boxes stacked on the floor. Someone in a wheelchair will have a problem. Also, your store isn't clean. The checkout area smells like someone used it for a bathroom. Who the heck pees on the floor in a store? But if you're looking for something at a low price, come try Discount City. Located on Alameda's Webster Street, a few doors down from Nation's Hamburgers. Welcome to Alameda.....The Island City

do not go here before paying for my item i asked if they take apple pay the lady said yes after…read morestanding there for a minute or two she tells mw they apple pay dont worl when i clearly showed them the money was out my account she kept telling me no when i kept showing her so please dont waste your time there they have very poor customer service.

this National is one those former dollar stores started by Joe Shoong years ago…read more looks huge from the outside. the insides looks cramped and small since it's totally stocked to the gills. goods offered: cheap clothes (3-5), household goods, children's clothes, toys, buys: none, most clothes too small or not appropriate since i don't crossdress.

Five Below, Alameda…read more May 15, 2026 At first, I wasn't sure why there was a line outside the store before its open. Upon opening, I get why there's a line! lol The cashier was nice and friendly! Great customer service!

Always a great experience. The team that works there always very helpful…read more So, many fancy puzzles. Ones that I don't see anywhere else. Fun! So many different candies I could spend all day here.

I actually like the Dollar Tree and get my hand wash, body lotion and sometimes even body wash…read morethere for cheap. You know expensive that stuff is now at Safeway? I hate living in world where it's expensive to wash my behind. Dollar tree stuff ain't bad. This is also where I got to get my candy and snacks before a movie, because I'm not paying $7 for a box of milk duds at the theater, I'm paying $1.25 at the dollar tree and treating myself to some Wiley wallaby's watermelon licorice while I'm at it! Another hidden gem here is the freeze dried Strawberries, which are expensive at other places and great for baking and making strawberry flavored desserts (blend them up and add them into your frosting, trust me.) Also, cards! They have a large selection of cards! Again, for cheap!! Sometimes the lines be long. There has to be a trade off I guess. They try to have multiple lines open when it's busy but sometimes it's real busy. The staff is always pretty friendly though!

I got a good deal at the Alameda Dollar Tree!…read more I bought 4 photo frames for $1.25 each. That's 4 for $5. Nothing fancy, just a plastic frame and clear piece of plastic. Stand it up or hang it on the wall. But the important thing is.....I got a bargain at Dollar Tree! I was there at 5pm on a Sunday. It's a medium sized store with a variety of items. Everything from greeting cards to food. There's coolers in the back, and $1.25 cleaning equipment. I like to shop here when I'm doing a big cleaning job, and I'll probably just use the scrub pads once and toss them afterwards. Cashier was friendly and moved the line quickly. Dollar Tree is in the Park St Landing shopping plaza, at Park St x Blanding. Free Parking

Fun and happy place i always come every weekend and the food is pretty good as well . Highly…read morerecommend

The food is very good the service is the a little bad but Depends the person is On the cashiersread more

This would have been my dream store when I was a kid. Everything is cute, and a bit leaning on the…read morefeminine side. If you've been to a Daiso store before, this one is pretty typical. If you haven't, it's a store with lots of cute discount items from Asia. There are games, toys, plushies, cute stationary, and lots of snacks. There's also household items that are attractive, but I question their durability. There are lots of gadgets that are sometimes hard to resist. This location is very convenient, near lots of food places and stores. There's plenty of parking, and the area is nice. They have self-checkout, as well as someone at the register. It's a nice place to browse and maybe walk out with a new gadget you didn't know you needed.

Happy 4th of July…read more Quality/Quantity - One of my wife's favorite brands, not mine. Just noticed they raised the price again, now starting at $2.25. Inflation continues. I was hoping to find an ice cube scoop, but failed. Amazon here I come... Atmosphere - Small location. Open 7 days a week from 9am to 9pm; Sundays from 10am to 8pm. Plenty of mall parking, even today on this holiday. Service - Self service. Price - Still affordable. But as mentioned above, prices continue to increase. See menu of pricing. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1977, with 6,000+ worldwide locations, and over 150 in the US.

WHAT?! No reviews?! Hmmm...must be NEW!…read more The plight of a true Yelper...the mystery...the circumstances This wonderful local neighborhood corner Market...Latin I believe What's not to like? Local, Intrinsic, Unique... A 5 minute walk form the Fruitvale Bart station and across the street form the Fruitvale Village. A Churro stand to greet you when you enter, a bakery, more food and in the middle some random guy selling or buying GOLD...

The Fruitvale Farmer's Market happens every Tuesday & Thursday from 10am to 8pm. This Farmer's…read moreMarket is small yet still worth supporting thanks to it's convenient location right next to Fruitvale BART. They sell Black African Soap, Reggae Mix Tape CDs, Saraswati the Hindu Goddess of Learning Shawls, Kettle Pop Corn, & Roasted Peanuts. They have several small booths that sell local & organic produce. These include staple items such as yams, onions, garlic, squash, & strawberries. Summertime is a great time to support your local Farmer's Market. The organic local strawberries that I've gotten here have been some of the best ones I've had in town. If you come here on a Thursday be sure to hop over to Two Mammas' Vegan Kitchen for brunch before going to the Fruitvale Farmer's Market.

They have all tobacco products, and their prices are amazing. They now offer exotic sodas and other…read moregreat merchandise for smoke shops. T-shirts, Blackwood merchandise, lighters, Cigars.... This place has amazing service and will take requests for pre-orders and deliver. So happy to find this place!!! The service is quick and assistance is available to the vehicle when needed. Security at front with safe parking. Thanks a million guys !

wholesale only for cigars and tobacco products. public not invited…read more there's goes my idea for cheap smokes!

I love and live by the powers that are Grocery Outlet. Is it a random store? Sure, but I can get so…read moremany things from there at a much lower price than at the regular grocery store. I've come here to stock up grains because of the low prices, and the organic section is amazing. Their cheese section is amazing and affordable as well. Over the summer I came here for seeded watermelon and was not disappointed. The cost per pound was cheaper than other retailers. Same with cold brews, coffee creamers, and non-dairy vegan milks. I've gotten Bizzy's Organic Cold Brew for about $3.99, coffee mate creamers at 99 cents, and some pretty good bar products. On my most recent trip - yesterday - I had searched the app the day before to see what the had for hair. A couple of months ago they had this brand called Next Of Us in their bar care section. I smelled everything like it's a candle. Pleased with the scent of the products I quickly looked up reviews and normal price before buying. Guys, I kid you not! The stretch cream I purchased for $4.99 at GO is going for $15.98 at Walmart. Also, the product was a 10/10 for me. I loved it! I was in there recently as bought my friend two jars, but I may go back if they're still there and buy some more just to keep a good stock of it. When I find something I like, I stick with it. Other cool deals I've gotten here are a 6 pack of Siete Kettle cooked chips for $1.99. Another time I got a pack of 12 Muse sodas for only $2.99 and Torani Salted Egg Yolk Syrup for $1.99. Most recently I purchased this brand of vegan hair care products called SashaPure. Each product is sold at $10 each. I've seen online they're on sale at drugstores for $5. Here at GO they're only $2.99. The price for produce is usually pretty good as well. I love that I often find bok choy at this location, along with the large containers of salad. Anyway, I'm a frequent shopper. I love it here. Grocery Outleeeet Bargain Maaarket

The Grocery Outlet started off in San Francisco in 1946, selling discounted food from government…read moresurplus supplies. There are many stores now - probably over 20 of them dotted around the Bay Area alone - and some items are deeply discounted for various reasons. Sometimes it's surplus stock - like from a great winemaker with excess inventory, if you're lucky. Sometimes products are discounted because the packaging has been updated or is even just out of season, like Valentine's-Day-branded chocolate sold in March. Sometimes items are just getting close to their expiration dates [Excuse us - we prefer the term at our peak!]. This Alameda store is one of my faves. It's in third place for having a fun vibe, after the Richmond and Oakland stores. I feel the Alameda peeps are normally fun-loving but don't seem to be bringing their A-game it to this store. I have good luck there sometimes with wind finds - the really good finds can often be still found here even after they've sold out in Oakland and Richmond. Case in point: some excellent wines from Sebastiani winery that are available this week. Hurry up and get some! The Grocery Outlet is becoming increasingly useful for anyone on a budget, and especially anyone who's trying to adopt a more sustainable, plant-based diet. Meat and dairy substitutes can be expensive, so this is one of my main reasons for going. Overall, I think that the Grocery Outlet deserves 4/5 Green Stars for social and environmental impact, based on these factors: * Stocking food that would otherwise be in danger of being tossed out because of packaging changes, overstock, imperfections, or looming expiration dates, is part of a solution to the huge problem of food waste. Around 30% of food is wasted globally, contributing 8% of greenhouse gas emissions. * GO stores have been trending towards stocking more plant-based and organic food. * The Grocery Outlet stocks a good number of brands that rate well, ethically. For example, Miyoko's, Cascadian Farm, Dr. Bronner's soap, Treeline vegan cheese, Beyond Good chocolate, etc.) * The Grocery Outlet brings plant-based food (meat substitutes like Beyond Burgers) within reach for those on a budget who want to live a more sustainable life.