This particular Grocery Outlet is in South Natomas area, which is a ghetto spot. Even so, I had a…read morewonderful experience with today's cashier Stacy. She has great customer service skills and is very attentive to customers' needs. I would like to recommend Stacy to a management position! I believe that your store would greatly benefit with Stacy as a manager. Thank you for great customer service today!

ADJ: Satisfactory…read more This is a pretty good GO. We drive by here at least once a week, so sometimes I would stop in to see what kinds of goodies I can find. I usually buy my essentials from Safeway, but GO carries more specialty snacks, treats, and unique brands at lower cost so I could try new items when I come and see what deals can be had. Sometimes I would find good bargains on food staples too such as tomato sauce, diced tomatoes, and the chili starter you see in the picture below. What a good deal the green tomatoes and the chili starter were!! Healthy and organic too! I try to make pasta sauce using different ingredients and add flavor with my own spices rather than use ready-made sauce, it's more economical AND I can adjust the seasoning to fit my family's palate. That's one of many examples where GO really helps me to stretch my grocery budget AND eat healthier. This particular location is quite hit/miss for good deals whereas at the Pocket location, I can usually find at least 1-2 items to try even if they're not the things I was looking for. I've left this store empty handed before, but I've also left with a full cart of items (or many of jus a few items b/c those were such good deals)! But there's often interesting things at any GO such as the Thai curries and easy to make Thai noodles kits you see in my pictures, a wonderful find and not at all supermarkets. Finally, I do appreciate that this store is in a safe, well-lit, quiet, and clean shopping plaza and the parking lot looks fine too. Some of the carts maybe a bit dingy, but overall, it's all ok. Pro tip: you can download GO's app and get a $5/25 discount coupon the first time you sign up for an account. =)

Visited the Dollar General and appreciated the simple layout. It's easy to move through the aisles…read moreand find what you need.

As someone working from home, I needed inexpensive office supplies - a power strip, a notebook, and…read moresome snack. General Dollar had eveprything in one place. The power strip works great, the notebook is sturdy, and the snacks were tasty. I paid a fraction of what I would at a big-box store. The quality and value are excellent for anyone who works remotely.

This location is using a different business model. You need to use the Falling Prices App and…read morepurchase (?) an entry pass for the day. I walked a mile to get here and even the hours posted on the door are wrong. They open at noon. The staff ai spoke to on the loading dock are all pleasant.

I've always heard about this store but never been able to go because of the hours are limited for a…read moreMonday through Friday work week. I work 9-6 so it'd be impossible for me to come but I had a doctor's appointment and made a detour afterwards. I was not disappointed. I came on Wednesday, or $4 day around noon. It was busy but not overwhelming. I am a bargain hunter so digging is not an issue for me although I started with The items on the shelf first. They had tons of snack bag potato chips and hot tamale candies. I thought what a steal for $4 and was surprised there were so many left but then discovered they are expiring within the next month but still a good deal if you're going to be eating them soon. We left with 4 items and that was in the short 30 mins I had to look. There are multiples of many items with random onesies of others. You can see the Amazon labels that have a description so that is helpful but some boxes do not and they ask you not to open them. If you are debating on something, do not put it down. I did this and a lady swooped in and grabbed it. Maybe because I went on day two, it was a relatively clean place. Its not like the Goodwill Outlet where craps is broken, dirty, and stinky. I didn't feel the need to go take a shower afterwards. If you understand what you are getting and not getting, You will have a better experience. You will not be getting customer service. You will have to dig and rummage. You may encounter rude people. You may find something, you may not. For me, it was worth the effort and I am anxious to go back. As a matter of fact, I am going to leave work early today and use a few vacation hours to see what $2 is like!

Okay store with a lot of options. Would recommend truxel store first. Overall nice location to shopread more

Stopped by this location the other day to pick up a few gifts ..nothing unusual going on however I…read morewas surprised by how many people were in the store at that time of day , but hey it's the Holiday season! The store was organized pretty well, some things were out of sorts a bit , again because it's the holidays season ! The selections were ok and they had decent sale prices ! The best thing about my visit was my cashier Stefany M. , she was super friendly, which is so rare these days ! The best customer service I've had in a LONG time! While I was in line , I noticed something was wrong with the package of rhinestone handled make up brushes I was purchasing for a birthday gift , when I reached the counter and was greeted, I told her I was really disappointed.. She told me to hold on and she went over personally and looked in the area to try and find me another one ! That made me feel good , she took a little while to look around , she thought it was important that I leave the store happy and satisfied! She wasn't able to find another, however she opened the package I had and help me adjust the brushes so they were all uniformed , the package wasn't defective the brushes just needed to be readjusted. Thank you Stefany , you're a gem ! Management please give this young lady a raise and recognize her job well done ! Until next time, Happy Shopping

We came to Marshall's on Saturday to look for specific items for our upcoming vacation. This…read morelocation in located in the Arden area on Howe Ave. We were on the hunt for some sandals for my daughter and I and some shorts for my husband. We didn't find either unfortunately, but they did have a lot of cool items like SF Niners shoes and even Hellfire Club shoes (IYKYK). We did end up finding some cute Wicked slippers, a purple whale mirror and some travel stuff - all for under $40! I also found this super cute black skull Betsy Johnson purse that I now regret not buying. They already had their Valentine's Day items out too! The store was organized and staff were friendly enough. This location isn't my favorite, but it's still worth checking out!

As usual, it is a seasonal store so now everything for Valentine's Day is out and moving out the…read moreshelf. It is now time for the next season of St. Patrick's Day and summer summertime.

The one shop shopping place if I've ever seen one. I was in the shopping center and needed another…read morestick of deodorant and bread. I could have gone to Raley's and picked all of this up, but I was already here so I thought I'd take a gander and try Target out. I'm not one of those Target shoppers. I go on average once every other year. I used to go more often, but I would spend money that I didn't have on things I didn't need. It was a waste of money and time so I stopped shopping at Target. I could have walked over, but I was limited on time so I moved my car from one side of the shopping center to the other side. I pulled in and parked in the 2nd row and 3 stops in so it was as close to the front door I could get. I've never had a parking issue on the outskirts. With only needing a couple of items I didn't take a cart I quickly found the deodorant that I was searching for. There were more options than I expected. Next I went on the quest to find some bread and cabbage. Unfortunately they didn't have a head of cabbage, but they had romaine lettuce, that will work for our sandwiches and they had some inexpensive sliced cheese. At first I found some on sale, the good brand, then next to it I found Target's generic brand that was a $1 less so I jumped on it. Cheap cheese works for me. It can't be that different from the good kind, at least I hope not. As for the bread selection it was small and expensive. I settled on Mortens, a classic brand. Years ago I used to buy this brand and really enjoyed it. Today I tried it and it wasn't as good as I remember it. It was a little on the heavy side. I made toast and added some butter and jam on it and it was ok. I wouldn't buy it again. I hope it's better as a sandwich. Check out was slow. I unfortunately got in line after the person with a cart full of items and kept asking how much things cost. Thankfully everything was correct according to her. I should have stood in the next line. They went through 3 people while I waited for just one person. Once I got to the front of the line it went quickly. Target has it's purpose in my life. Next time I'm in this shopping center and need multiple products I'll be back. It's nice they now have a grocery section. It reminds me of the old school Gemco.

This is by far one of the worst Target experiences I've had. The bathrooms are consistently…read morefilthy--today was unacceptable. The family restroom hadn't been serviced since 10 AM on 3/15, and I'm here on 3/16. There were crackers all over the floor, toilet paper everywhere, and the overall condition was just disgusting. On top of that, the store is always understocked, with basic items constantly out. Lines are always long, and there's never enough staff to support the volume. When you do interact with employees, the service is often rude and unhelpful. To make it worse, they don't even allow you to pay in electronics, which just adds more frustration to an already poor experience. This store seriously needs better management, more staffing, and basic standards for cleanliness. Right now, it's unacceptable.

This HomeGoods has a good sized parking lot and there's a good variety of businesses in the same…read morebusiness park. They have a nice selection of seasonal items throughout the year and when we've visited they've been well stocked and the aisles are organized. The amount of items available can be overwhelming. We tend to make sure we have plenty of time to browse so we can check out all the aisles. This is our favorite spot for dog toys. They have a great selection and decent prices.

I stopped into HomeGoods last night to pick up some last minute Christmas gifts. This location is…read morein Natomas, off of Truxel Road where Walmart is. I have a soft spot for HomeGoods, but I actually wasn't too impressed with this location - I felt like they did not as much as other locations or maybe they just didn't have what I was looking for. I did walk out spending $120 though so there's that. The store was organized, but everything felt crowded and cluttered - I know it's from the chaotic Christmas buzz. They still had plenty of Christmas items out. I even saw Chinese New Year items as well as Valentine's Day on the shelves! Service was nice and friendly, but I waited in line for like 15 minutes which usually isn't the norm, the line moves pretty quickly most days.

This location has a great variety! I always leave with a bag full of goodies. They have smencils…read more(smelly pencils), storage containers, snacks, journals, etc. I haven't seen those journals at a Daiso in years! Most items are $2.25 unless otherwise marked in yen. They have 2 self check outs and one regular check out (with a cashier). They're located across the street from the mall, right next to five below and hobby lobby.

It's Daiso, you'll fall for everything your eyes lands on and ring up more than you budgeted at the…read morecheckout, but that's okay. Everything is only $1.50 or more! They stock everything you need or want from pet toys to oshikatsu to ramen! Yes they have a wall of vegan and vegetarian options! The staff is quick and courteous. Definitely a must go!