Nice owner, cool store if you like to search for a bunch of random shit you didn't know you needed…read more I'll def return

From the owner: Price Drop llc is the only store in Anderson ca that everything starts at $9.00 and drops $2.00…read moreeveryday until its sold or hits the $3.00 mark on Sundays and Mondays. Then we start all over with new products on Thursdays. Inventory changes every week what we have and which major retailer it comes from online and store fronts. Each week we have something for everyone and at prices anyone can afford, and we don't mean last seasons trends. Its common place for our customers to be shocked when they find an item at Price Drop that they have been really wanting to buy either from the online retail giant or brick and mortar mogals but haven't been able to justify the splurge of $40- $80. in this economy for something that is not a necessity. They are thrilled to find out that we have it and depending on the day of the week and not the retail price of the item it ranges from $9-$3 dollars. We are a local family owned retail store they really wants to be known as the best deal in town. So we work really hard to source the best products and selection at the very best prices. So we can pass the saving on to the consumer we eliminate the typical labor cost associated with processing new inventory and displaying it on shelfs in stead we toss most of it all into bins and everything is priced the same excluding the high roller racks and items which are priced at 50% or below MSRP.

I haven't been here in years. I forgot how much this store has to offer. So many choices and items…read moreto look at. Prices are decent. The store was clean. The cashier was friendly. She was young, smiley and professional. I can't wait to go back and check out more items. The only thing I would be cautious of are the expiration dates on items.

The store has been remodeled in a great way - I asked a gal where to find something and she was so…read moresweet and helpful - when I told the cashier this and pointed her out, the cashier said that she is the Store Manager. Bravo!!! Thank you for your hospitality!!! :)

The Dam ol' Thrift Store is packed with great deals on used items. There are so many items, but…read morethey are so organized that it is easy to find what you didn't know you needed! Also Jewel and Karen are very friendly and helpful. Support small business==and get a bargain too!

Dam Near Best Thrift I've Ever Been To My son and I planned…read moreto go thrifting on our way up to Oregon from Santa Rosa, and we had researched which stores we would hit along our route, and during our overnight in Shasta Lake. This store was by far the best one we went to. It's the type of store you can spend a lot of time exploring the great variety of items they have. They had everything from a vintage Polaroid camera to motocross helmets to vintage dishes to clothing and beyond. Truly the store that has something for everyone. Very well organized and clean. The prices were fantastic and the two gentlemen (owners?) at the counter were super friendly and helpful as well. My son and I both bought something we were very happy with at great prices. I will no doubt stop back in if I'm traveling the I-5 again.

Found a few things I wanted until I saw the prices. Some furniture had a nee coat of paint and…read morethey want $250 or more for it. If you find something you want to repaint or upholster yourself you're looking at ridiculous prices as well.

I know a lot of sellers who will travel to Yuba city or Roseville flea markets to sell and here is…read morewhy: This weekend "Flea Market" has seen better days. it is one of only two "Flea Markets" in Redding or within 100 ++ miles or so. Jolly Giant pretty much died over a decade ago. The owners are more interested in their leasing parking spaces and warehouse space to trucks and who knows what, and their can and bottle recycling business. A truck "accidentally" crashed and bent the rear gate that allowed access to the rear dock, a long time ago but this gate has been broken for years now. guess they took the insurance money and spent it on other things. beer can baskets, broken bottles all over the place blocking any hope of parking near a selling space on the rear dock. Trucks and can bundles block the entire area. If you plan on coming out here to sell some of your items I would say forget about it. You can't even get to the back dock anymore without having to park some distance and lug everything you want to sell across their lot and then to a table. by the end of a crappy day, who feels like lugging all of your unsold stuff back to your vehicle. After spending $10.00 per table to try and sell your stuff that you could not even give away to the cheap people who spend the day here just looking, you most likely will find out this was not worth your time and labor. Have a garage sale or donate your stuff. Trust me it will make your life a lot less complicated and frustrating plus you will come out money ahead. The dozen or so regular peddlers have the selling spaces on the front dock monopolized and it's the only place where you can actually pull up and unload. The few shoppers who get their socializing for the week, visit this place to catch up their friends on their B.S. of the day and the unwary passers by who see this market from the highway and think it"s a real flea market, find out fast, or already know that the chance of finding the good stuff (not likely) and any new non regular sellers will be out on the rear dock. LOL If you like seeing the same over priced junk from the same ancient sellers week after week, month after month and year after year, then this is the place for you. Shame that flea markets are so big everywhere else but the people who get the permission from the city to even have a flea market couldn't care less. The other market, which I will be doing a review update on, is worse and only active on Sunday.

Brice has an amazing collection of cheap to priceless jewelry, paintings, and ephemera. Well…read moreorganized by era in a very long row. Of particular interest is his collection of feminist art and political buttons, ancient glassware, and an old Dutch Master. I came away with some ERA buttons, Laurel Burch jewelry, a real Swiss Army watch, a book from 1917 and a Rush album, for a combined price of $25 including tax. This shop is nothing to look at from the street, but the owner is an amazing collector and font of knowledge.

By far the best store in all of Redding. My husband and I spent hours in here enjoying all of it!…read moreThe prices are extremely fair and you can snag some incredible hidden gems here! The gentlemen who owns it is awesome and you can tell he is legit when it comes to collectibles. Very nice to talk to also. A MUST SEE!

We walked in and could not believe the mess. It looked like a tornado had passed through the store…read more We could not find what we were looking for and we couldn't find an employee to ask. VERY DISAPPOINTING

I am a huge fan of Dollar Tree, but this one is so dirty and dangerous to even walk around in with…read morethe way the stock boxes are strewn about the store I left without purchasing what I went in there for. This store should be shut down and revamped.

Incredible buys with no membership. The staff has been always friendly, they know where the…read moreproducts are located and even walk with you to show you exactly where the item is located. A plus in customer service! Produce is very fresh and selection of bulk meat is priced for a family on a budget. Looking forward to my holiday shopping at this store.

Since it's been "Chef'Store, prices have gone up, and quality has gone down. Went in to purchase…read moreboneless skinless chicken thighs, $3.50+ a pound, didn't purchase them. Last time I was in Chef'store I purchased bone in, skin on thighs, they were about the size of pigeon thighs, couldn't serve those to guests. They no longer carry a LOT of things that the old Cash n Carry use to have. 10 pound bag of onions was a pretty decent price, but the yellow onions in that bag were really small, not medium to large like the old Cash n Carry. I'll be sticking with CostCo from now on to purchase what I need, more of a variety, better quality, and priced more reasonably, even WITH the membership fee.

2 times in the last week I have been to this store. Both times there was a sign hanging during…read morebusiness hours that indicated the store was closed. Today, i stopped by about 130pm with doors locked and the sign stated that the store would be closing at 6pm tonight. Accurate information would be helpful. Clearly I'm not meant to enter this store.

I had a very complicated return/exchange situation where the staff were very patient, explained…read morewhat was happening and although it took a bit of time, made sure that everything was done right. I've been shopping here for a few years and they always have killer deals as well.

Brian is the guy if you need your boots fixed. I blew out my wildland boots while on duty and…read moreneeded them fixed ASAP. The very next day I called right when they opened and he told me to bring them in and he'll take a look. Dropped them off at 11am and told me to come back at 3:30pm. He went above and beyond, brand new soles and insoles, oiled them up for me. They feel 10x better than what I had before. I really appreciate the job you did Brian. Now I can go back to duty tomorrow without worrying about my boots breaking.

Called on a weekday, my call was promptly and cheerfully answered. Mentioned to the gentleman on…read morethe phone that I needed to have the soles on my merrell boots re-attached. He quoted me a price I considered to be fair so I brought them in. I must say they did an outstanding job!! I've hiked in them twice now since getting them back and are holding up well. Thanks Shasta Boot Company and I'll tell everyone to bring there shoe/boot repair needs to you!! David Jones

One of my favorite stores. Why? Home items & shoes. 1-…read moreInexpensive- maybe not as cheap as R__s but WAY cleaner & shorter checkout and higher end selection. Worth paying the extra dollar. 2- Amazing bargains. Cynthia Rowley vase normally eighty marked to three? Thank-you! Work-out shoes for twenty? Almost unheard of! 3- My go to for: Towels, lamps, decor, Xmas stuff, gifts, shampoo, sunglasses 4- New items- I check in every 3 weeks or so. It's boring to go to stores that have the same thing month after month. 5- Consistently friendly checkout- how often does that happen? However, even if they were b____s I would still shop here!

The worker named Wilbur was very rude and impatient while helping me and then mumbled something…read moreunder their breath when I went to leave the register. will not go back again with them working