You never know what kind of treasures you will find. I like this store. It's fun to hunt for good…read moredeals and there are quite a few good things I found during my most recent visit. However, the staff was very unpleasant. Very short and rude. It felt like they were mad at me for being there making them work. I like to go to stores like this and have never had this issue with employees at nps. I would prefer to go there.

While I love bargain shopping, this store isn't at the top of my list to visit. I was excited to…read moresee they opened a location closer to SLC. Interesting store with clothes and other household and garden items if you like looking around and searching for random discounted items. These new items are probably some of the best deals this store has. Was surprised at some of the used items, for example-Angry Orange spray cleaner-had a sticker that said "heavily used" and was $5. Brand new it is $15. Why would I want a product that was almost empty? They also carry quite a bit of expired products by several months if you are into that and will eat them soon. Some products are good for months past the date, but most of the expired products were already several months expired when we were there.

Lots of random fun items and I'm always getting crazy good deals!! Great for gifts for little kids…read moreand lots of outdoor and fishing gear!

ordered part through Amazon. Seller (sparkfish) cancelled order with no reason given and no contact…read moreinformation. Will not trust as a supplier again

Great store to get lost in! This Daiso has so many items to look through that you're bound to find…read moresomething you didn't know you needed/wanted! From stationary items to home goods, to snacks, there are an endless number of items you could spend hours looking through. The store was well-organized and the staff were super friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended to check out if you need a place to find all your household needs!

Lot of stuff. Lots of stuff…read more A Japanese version of a Dollar Tree, sort of. Except all of the goods are good to high quality since it's Japanese made. I don't know where to begin. They have tons of things, things that you knew about and want and things that you didn't know existed and now need. They have Japanese snacks and a limited amount of groceries, mostly drinks and ramen. They have a selection of Japanese pens! I bought one. Can't pass up a Japanese pen. Large store, well-lit. One employee to man the register, she was friendly. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

I'm so happy I found this company! Rafael was SO nice and helpful and even met me earlier than the…read moreposted opening time to help me buy a queen mattress. I was shocked and pleasantly surprised at how up front and honest he was with his pricing and he has excellent customer service skills! I will definitely be a return customer and recommended him to my friends!

Best place to buy a mattress! Idk why anyone would pay full price for a mattress anymore! I bought…read morea $2500 mattress for $450. Brand new never used. It's a no brainer. The workers were super helpful and knew the answers to all my questions! Go here to buy a mattress!

This is our go to Costco place as it's only less than 10 mins away from us. I'm not sure why one…read moreperson gave Costco a 1 star for having to scan membership at the entrance. Basically majority of all the Costco's do that now and it's company policy. It's their rules. If you don't like it, then shop somewhere else. Anyway, this is a great Costco. Since it's still fairly newish. It's hardly packed. It can get packed at certain times but usually when I need to make a Costco run. I'm in and out in less than 5 mins lol.

I love Costco, but it's rude when you call to ask if something is in stock and they tell you yes,…read moreyou go in right away, and in store they tell you it's been sold out for dayyssss

Nice outlet. Doesn't…read morefeel overwhelming and while there was a lot of people outside it didn't feel crowded in the stores. Parking is plenty They have areas to get snacks or a meal. They also seem to have local venders in the middle.

Big Jack's World at the Outlets at Traverse Mountain in Lehi is such a fun Halloween surprise! You…read morewon't see it from the freeway, which almost makes it feel like a hidden secret, but once you walk into the outlet courtyard, Big Jack looms tall and sets the stage for some spooky-season magic. This isn't a haunted house--so no worries about jump scares--but more of a giant, family-friendly Halloween display that's perfect for kids of all ages. The size of Big Jack is impressive up close, and the whole setup gives off just the right amount of spooky without being scary. Think "festive fall fun" more than "nightmare fuel." Parents can relax knowing it's free, safe, and easy to enjoy while shopping or grabbing a snack at the outlets. Kids absolutely love running around and posing for pictures, and honestly, I did too. It's a great spot for photos, a fun place to let the little ones burn off some energy, and a memorable way to get into the Halloween spirit without spending a dime. If you're looking for a quick, free, and kid-friendly Halloween activity in Lehi, Big Jack's World is a must-see this season! https://linktr.ee/reessroots

A fun store with a bizarre name. :-)…read more If you didn't know what this place was you would easily miss it as it is tucked away on a strip mall and the name doesn't help at all. It is an Indian type grocery store with a large selection of items. Hard to tell from the outside but once you walk in you can see. Looks like they have been in business for over a year. For sure will be back as I love these types of stores.

Good selection of items and easy to get to. It's larger compared to other similar Indian grocers…read moreand we've always found what we're looking for here. Service is hit or miss - sometimes you'll get someone super helpful and other times they seem annoyed to help you.

Everyone is familiar with the "dollar store"....and if you step foot inside one in modern times,…read morewill realize that everything is no longer just a dollar. That's a thing of yesteryear. But it's still a discount store and you can find some frugal gems. This one opened recently and has already become a neighborhood favorite. There's something about saving a few bucks that we all love. For being a brand new store, it was surprising to see that some of the shelves were bare or not as fully stocked as I would have expected. but maybe they are still fine-tuning their inventory. Either way, I'll be back to see what deals I can find.

This is an amazing Thrift store, clean and a lot of new brand name clothes. The management is greatread more

Don't get me wrong, there are certainly amazing deals to be had here. The selection is overall in…read morepretty good shape and well organized. The glaring problem is with the people they have working on the floor and at the registers, at least the few I came in contact with. I understand it's a charity shop, and most of the workers are volunteers, but these are not sweet retirees trying to help out the less fortunate while earning their way to heaven. These are mentally challenged crackheads who appear to be bitterly paying their court-appointed debt to society while desperately wishing they were anywhere else. I found an item I really wanted, but it had no tag so I took it to the register to show an employee and ask the price. She ripped it out of my hand, looked at me with a scowl, said "No", then turned and walked away. I was so shocked by her rudeness I stood there with my jaw dropped not really understanding what was going on. I guess they don't re-tag items without them going back through the inventory process, and maybe she thought I was trying to scam them for a lower price or something, but she could've just F-ING said that without treating me like an asshole and leaving me standing there. Then, after I had been shopping for two hours, and had a cart with a handful of clothes I'd meticulously assessed one by one for any damage, I left my cart in an open area, off to the side and out of the way, while I picked through some narrow aisles. I came back several minutes later and my cart was gone. I asked a worker about it. She looked at me with a stupefied face and said all of my things had been put away. It's not like I left it for an hour. WTF are these people even doing? I was so pissed, I hung the few things I had in my hands on the nearest rack and walked out. I felt like an ass for leaving her standing there, but I didn't want to scream at the poor crackhead's stupid face. This is just one experience, but I think you'll do yourself a solid to not ask any questions, and be sure to keep a hand on your cart at all times, if you decide to shop here.