this is an amazing store in the heart of Antioch. the plaza on Century Blvd is filled of stores,…read morerestaurants and recreational things to do, but the 5 Below here is the best store with value i came for a charger, but you will find literally everything here: great deals on electronics, games and miscellaneous items. service is also good, with initials greetings once you come in

I stood in line and watched this wonderful young lady named Angelica wait on every customer by…read moreherself as well as greeting everyone that came in, this was a great customer experience to watch a young person multi task and still kept a great attitude, she is to be commended

There is nothing more exciting to us at least that a newly opened Costco. I mean even the carts…read morehave that new cart smell. Plus it s a Costco so we are hard wired to go in after stopping for gas. Brentwood is a seasonal destination for us. We typically go a few times a year during berry picking season and this particular warehouse has gas and is located on our exit route so its a easy no brainer for us. It has a vast parking lot and a gasoline station that is far enough away to de-conflict traffic. Aside from that it is a typical warehouse with the usual clockwise progression through the various sections. It also is a lot larger that our local one. The bathrooms are spotless (a necessary stop after picking berries and cherries in the heat) and disappointingly no Brentwood corn :( No local items per see but they did have a particular cheddar cheese that ours stopped carrying so it was well worth the stop We always add our Costco RULES to each review Aside from that as always we have rules we follow The RULES! 1) NEVER EVER go in hungry. That 25 gallons of dill pickle chips is much easier to resist on a full stomach.... true story there. 2) Avoid the free samples. People seem to lose their minds with this stuff. They abandon carts with crying babies, block isles, etc all to get that tiny portion of hummus. I have been shoved aside by someone desperate to get a free piece of cheese. Honestly I have seen more dignity from actual starving people in a disaster zone but I digress. 3) Avoid the weekends like the plague. 4) See #1 5) Go often. Costco uses alot of psychology and the fear of missing out is one of them. Odd items you must have pop up then go never to return. I CAN'T MISS OUT AGGGGGGG 6) Know your codes: At costco any price ending in 0.97 means it has been marked down. Any price that is not a 0.99 or .97 such as say 0.49 means it has a manufacturers discount. and price with an * aka "The Death Star" on it means its done and will not be reordered so stock up. If it ends in a .00 or a 0.88 a manager has reduced the price at that location to clear it out. 7) When in an unfamiliar city head to the Costco. They always stock local items you can't find at yours (like two pounds of single origin Kona coffee for 30.00 at the Kilaua / Kona store etc.) and have cheap gas. (Same on Kauai)

Who doesn't love, Costco? This is a newer, Costco and it's getting better at first started out…read morewith so many new people that did not know how Costco was run and now it's become so much better very helpful and a lot to choose from.

Every year, as soon as the holiday season begins, HomeGoods becomes my go-to destination for all…read morethings Christmas -- and once again, they didn't disappoint! The store feels like stepping right into Santa's workshop, filled with sparkling ornaments, cozy throws, beautiful wreaths, and unique gift ideas for everyone on our list. The aisles are so well organized and the staff were friendly and patient even with the long lines. I especially love how HomeGoods always manages to have new items every week -- I never know what treasures I'll find! This year we picked up colorful Christmas colorful decorations for a candy cane theme. If you love decorating or just want to soak in the Christmas spirit, definitely stop by your local HomeGoods. It's festive, affordable, and full of inspiration.

I've been shopping at this HomeGoods for a long time and have made many purchases here, but my last…read moreexperience left a very unpleasant impression. One of the items I was buying was a set of kitchen napkins. There were only 4 napkins, even though these sets normally come with 8. There was no price tag on them, so I politely asked the cashier, Linda, if she could compare them to similar items sold in the store. Linda told me the price would be $15. I asked why, since most similar napkin sets there are usually priced around $12-15 for a full set. She replied that this brand costs twice as much. I then asked what brand it was, and she could not answer me. Instead, she simply said, "Are you taking them or not?" After that, a manager came over and adjusted the price to $7.50. I still bought them, although I was disappointed they were incomplete and only had 4 napkins instead of 8. When I got home, I realized these were clearly returned items. The tags and brand labels had been cut off, which means they had likely already been used, washed, and returned by someone else. So Linda completely misled me about there being some "expensive brand," when in reality there was no visible brand at all. The entire interaction left a very bad feeling. Every time I use the things I bought that day, I will remember this unpleasant shopping experience. I honestly do not think I will return to this HomeGoods again because I do not want to deal with this kind of treatment or dishonesty from an employee. I understand mistakes happen, but being dismissive and misleading toward customers is extremely unprofessional and unfair. I left the store genuinely upset.

I always stop into this store when I'm in the area. All of the team members are so nice. They greet…read moreme the moment I walk in, make me aware of all the promotions going on, and ask me if I need help or if I've been helped. They just give great customer service and it's not overwhelming. That's the type of environment I love. Good vibes and just happiness. Plus they love to nerd out with me from time to time.

I always drop by here to check out mostly their Disney- Alice in Wonderland and Studio Ghibli…read moremerch, which they have a good selection of. I also check their clearance section for fun finds. I also send online orders here for pickup and it's so easy. Staff are friendly and helpful. I love this branch! Parking is amply since it is located in the Streets of Brentwood.

After two unpleasant visits, I've decided not to return to this location. The staff were rude and…read morerefused to honor sale prices that were clearly listed in error on their part. I suggest taking your business elsewhere if you want to be treated with respect. I'm sorry to anyone else who has faced similar treatment here.

Unprofessional and Rude Manager at Antioch / Brentwood Carter's Location…read more My wife and I have been a loyal customer of Carter's for years. My wife and I have spent thousands of dollars on baby clothes and even told all our friends and family that if they were going to buy clothes for our baby, to please ensure they were from Carter's. They just fit and he loves them. However, after a recent experience at the Brentwood, CA location, I will no longer be shopping there. We purchased an outfit set from the Tracy, CA store, only to find when we got home that one of the pieces was missing. My wife went to the Brentwood location to explain the situation and return the item. Everything was going smoothly until the store manager, Jenn, stepped in. Instead of handling the issue professionally, Jenn rudely interrupted the return process and flat-out refused to accept it, citing "company policy" because the item was missing a piece--something that wasn't our fault. My wife was honest and explained what had happened, but Jenn remained cold and dismissive, treating my wife with blatant disrespect in front of other customers. When I called Jenn to discuss the issue, she was extremely rude, interrupting me, and even lost her temper when I questioned the logic behind refusing a return over an $11 item. Jenn repeatedly hid behind "policy," and implied we were at fault. Do you think we would spend $350 on this specific ticket, only to come back and return an $11 item to sneakily keep a pair of shorts at home? Are you implying we stole Jenn? After going back and forth with Jenn for 10 minutes, she said "the best I can do is call the other store tomorrow and hopefully have you go there to solve the problem." I then told Jenn we were going to donate the item, and we are not interested in the return any longer The situation became about principle, not the money. Carter's needs to understand that customers like us, who spend thousands in their stores, should not be mistreated over something as trivial as a single missing piece of baby clothing. Jenn's behavior was appalling, unprofessional, and downright disrespectful. We will not be shopping at this location again, and I strongly urge others to avoid this store if they care about being treated fairly and respectfully.

Drove all the way out here from San Jose and they're closed on a Wednesday at 5:40pm...wtf? No note…read moreon the door or anything. Call the phone number and it rang and went to I'm sorry but the person has a voice mail box that has not been set up yet. Very, very disappointed!

Best service. They always work with you and they have a wide range of product. You're saving so…read moremuch money coming here.