The cashier Matthew attended me and was super nice and friendly! I asked him about something they…read morehad in stock and he went to go check it out for me and brought it back immediately. I wish tipping was an option because his performance as a cashier was great!

One of my favorite markets. Great deals, great prices, so many quality products. I have referred…read morepeople to Grocery Outlet for years since my wife and I found them on a trip to Seattle to visit our grand babies. When they came to SoCal we told everyone we knew. Tacoma location had a deal with a local bakery that had a pecan cinnamon loaf of bread that was indescribably good.

I like the Family Dollar, my husband and I always go to the Family Dollar because it's walking…read moredistance is very affordable and the service is nice every time my husband or I come in the cashier is very nice and friendly and everyone who works. There is nice in general and they have all kinds of stuff there they have food there they have Halloween candy home accessories they have loads of stuff there. We just love going there and my husband and I like I said it's very affordable too.!

I have been coming here for a few years now. Small driveway. Difficult to get in and out…read more Sufficient parking The parking lot is shared with a Dollar Tree. Very convenient if you can't find what you are looking for at one store. This Family Dollar is well stocked and organized. The employees are friendly and helpful. They have a small freezer selection. Prices are good and you will find what you need and more.

Owner was very helpful Prices are good and store was full of…read moremerchandise If you wanna good deal don't miss this place

I can always get the 'oddball' discount item I need here - like gallon storage bags without a…read morezipper/closure. Can't find them anywhere else. They've got all kinds of stuff like that.

I always enjoy this store. I come here regularly . These owners are fairly new Angel very…read morepleasant and respectful. Only two of the regulars. Sam and another older women. Sam who has all the personality greets u as u come in. The previous workers all spoke offered assistance if u had a question or could not reach. The new stockers and cashiers rude block the isles don't even lift their heads. But I do shop there and enjoy the savings

I've been a GO for several years. The atmosphere of this location has absolutely changed in terms…read moreof stock and attentiveness from employees. Except for Samantha who has always been so friendly and inviting. She is primarily the reason why I continue to shop at this location. I used to love the vitamin and wine selection but as of late, the vitamin shelves have shrunk by half and the wine section is in total disarray. I'd suggest categorizing the wines and adding labels to make it easier to find. Wishing the new owners the best but overall it just feels different.

I like the concept of 99¢ Cents Plus Store. It kind of carries a swap meet feeling. You go in there…read morejust knowing that you are going to walk away with something useful and/or incredibly exciting. It literally brought me joy to shop around the store. The store is large and has many aisles stacked with goodies, ranging from household items, food products, drinks, teas, jewelry, makeup, perfume, and clothing to daily essentials and fun gag gifts. You are bound to find something that you like! One of the older male employees appeared kind and friendly. I appreciated his customer support despite our language barrier. The ladies at the cash wrap were the downfall of the entire experience and are the primary reason I will not give a full five-star rating. Their unprofessional behavior and poor attitudes significantly impacted what was otherwise an enjoyable visit. Upon checking out, I noticed that all of my goodies were ringing up well beyond what I had calculated. When I politely asked what the store charged for taxes, as the total was approximately $10-$20 higher than expected, one cashier stated that it was not something she would know. She did not offer to provide customer service by asking someone who did know. Intrinsically, I felt that she was not being forthcoming with me. I told her, "No worries," and explained that I would set everything aside, review the items, and decide how I wanted to proceed. However, once she saw me pull out my calculator and begin reviewing the prices, she suddenly decided she wanted to answer my question--albeit begrudgingly. She made several statements regarding the pricing and taxes that did not make much sense. The numbers kept changing, and there never seemed to be a clear explanation as to what was actually being charged. I eventually sought clarification from the other cashier, who appeared noticeably sour in her attitude toward me. She performed much the same dance as the first cashier. It was not until someone I knew entered the store and we began socializing that a clearer explanation emerged. During our conversation, he asked a similar question regarding pricing. At that point, a more direct explanation was finally provided. From my understanding, for many items priced at $1.00 or more, an additional dollar is added to the listed price. For example, if an item is marked at $2.00, the final shelf price may effectively become $3.00 before taxes. Items marked at $0.99 generally remain $0.99, excluding applicable taxes. Admittedly, there are not many items remaining at the true $0.99 price point. From my understanding, this explanation does not account for the overall tax amount. I will be reviewing my receipt further and will update my review if necessary. The pricing structure can leave customers feeling confused or even misled, so I would encourage shoppers to pay close attention to pricing and ask questions before completing their purchases. That said, outside of the customer service concerns and the lack of pricing transparency, the store itself is truly a fabulous little addition to Long Beach. The variety of products, the treasure-hunt atmosphere, and the overall shopping experience make it a fun place to explore. I would still recommend checking it out.

So many different 'Dollar' stores with different branding, it's hard to keep track which is what…read more But this store stands out in how big it is, and the variety of selling things. I'm pretty sure this 99 Cents Plus store is not affiliated with any national chain (like 99¢ Only stores), but it's not hindering their inventory supply in any way. The place was packed and had some of the widest variety of knick knacks I've ever seen. A large part of the store has food items that you would find at your corner neighborhood store (I want to call them bodegas but my wife has told me repeatedly that it's not a term used out here). The prices are what you would expect, similar to other dollar stores. The rest of the store can be treated like a treasure hunt. Variety of different clothes and housewares with a surprisingly big selection. PIcked up a mortar and pestle set (plastic!), zip ties (something I keep buying thinking we don't have any at home...and being wrong). Most prices were either $1.49 or $1.99. The most unusual thing was they were selling Bettas for $1.99..one would think that is unusual, but looking on-line,.. it's not.

I had errands to run in this center and stopped on to browse…read more I think you could literally find just about anything here! It would take me an entire day to look at everything. There are some amazing deals on brand name items, for me especially on cosmetics & bath-beauty. You can find everything from clothing to household, pet, luggage, knick knacks and jewelry. Though the long line was moving I decided to return on a weekday when (hopefully) not as busy!

Once upon a time, this curious Faerie Queen was a-wandering and fell into shopping. Sorry (not…read moresorry). I appreciated the organized store, friendly staff, and enjoyed the various offerings. Found a couple stocking stuffers! The end.

Daiso was founded in 1977, with the name meaning To Create Big. It originated from the 100Yen…read morestores that are all over Japan, This location in Long Beach is well run, with fully stocked shelves, ranging from very specific products used for one particular purpose to everyday things that one would constantly have to replenish. Slowly browsing the shelves is like walking through a series of infocommercials...very possible that what you buy was a complete waste of money, but having the risk be minimal since it's only a dollar. When we went to Japan many years ago (before Daiso made it to the US in 2005), 100 yen truly meant a dollar. But the Japanese economy has really struggled compared to the US, to the point where 100 yen is only worth 64 cents now in 2024. Another thing I noticed is how they handle labeling of prices. Both 100yen stores and US dollar stores keep the effort of pricing products low, by selling everything at one even price (i.e. a dollar or 100yen). Of course, with inflation, this is not sustainable...prices need to go up. So rather than having to relabel everything as prices go up, instead Daiso uses the prelabeled price in YEN to represent a CODE..translated to a dollar amount per charts that are found throughout the store. And the vast majority of product has no price...which means that it is the default price of the entire store (which in 2024 is $1.75). Unlike 99cent or dollar stores in the US which sell mostly excess products that you can find in department or grocery stores, much of the products in Daiso are made exclusively for them. Thus, you can find real useful things here, at decent quality. On this visit (which we made only because we saw this store near the place where we had lunch), we ended up getting 2 china soup bowls, loose tea leaf filters, a fat/scum skimmer for soups, a spring loaded glass bottle for Q-tips (or in my case, Glide flossers), and a 10 pack of clasp chip bag clips. And none of them had marked prices, so defaulted to $1.75 each. Even here, they ask if you want a bag, needing to charge you the dime if you answer 'Yes' (that's California). So we always say 'No', and because this time we had not brought reusable bags, used the bowls to contain the knick-knacks back to our car. Would have been a very different story if we had walked, but alas, Brand Daiso is one of those stores that is not within walking distance from our place.

Highly recommend coming to Daiso if you shop at other discount and affordable stores. So many great…read moreitems and knick knack items. From containers, house supplies, stationary and more, it's a really useful store for everyday use. There's even items you wouldn't normally find in other stores. This store is a bit smaller than others but all employees are really friendly and helpful. I went to find a basket for my house for clothes and other stationary goods and they had some really cool options to choose from. I always leave with Japanese chips too to take on the road.

Came here to return some merch and look around. There is construction happening outside so the road…read moreis blocked and can't drive in front of store. They are paving the road which looks nice. All the cashiers are making the line move quickly so I got here at the best time

I was passing thru and decided to stop at thus TJ Maxx. I checked out clothes, shoes, bags and…read morejewelry. It's nice Tj and have lots new items and f different from one I went to the other day.