Daiso is one of my favorite things ever! Affordable Japanese merch. I never really go to Daiso…read morelooking for something specifically- It just makes me so happy to be there. It's always fun discovering cute finds! This store is a bit smaller than most but still a great size and well stocked. I have gotten beanies, socks, nail polishes, gift wrap, hair accessories, stationary, bowls, etc etc here. Staff are always very friendly. Can't wait for my next trip!

What a terrific little store. My wife gets her tea cups here and also gloves for cleaning and hair…read morecare. The items are unique and reasonably priced. What a clean and well stocked store. Most items are priced although an announcement every few minutes let's shoppers know that items not priced are shown on a sign located on each aisle. Recommended

the store looks really good its always clean and new items are out daily i always tell everyone to…read moreshop here the 805 mma gym is also in the same plaza both are my favorite

Sadly, this place has gone downhill over the years. This location is always understaffed, so there…read moreare long lines at the register. In fact, when I last came here several weeks ago, there was only one line open! They really need to hire more employees. The location is clean and well maintained. Parking is never an issue. Customer service is mediocre. They offer a variety of items. However, the long lines deter me from shopping here regularly.

Really cute space. Scored a couple Halloween items for 70% off!!…read more Honestly, thrifting is hit or miss but fun regardless!

Love this place but just flagging that their hours are not correct and they're closed on thursdays!…read moreOtherwise great thrift store to donate to and shop at.

This was a low customer service experience. I returned a $28 top within hours of purchase after…read moretrying it at home because the dressing rooms were closed. Instead of verifying a same-day receipt, the associate (Fariba) and her manager defaulted to suspicion rather than verification. A receipt from a purchase made just hours earlier should have been the primary reference point. They relied on an internal process failure involving a missing "red tag" that was not on the item when sold and attempted to shift that burden onto the customer. That is a store issue, not a customer issue. There was no acknowledgment that closed fitting rooms directly affect return rates, and no adjustment in how the situation was handled. They did not account for context or apply basic flexibility in resolving the return. The interaction became repetitive and defensive rather than solution-focused. The lack of listening, judgment, and basic problem-solving made a simple return unnecessarily difficult. They should be embarrassed that this is their level of customer service over a $28 shirt. Fariba continued talking throughout the interaction, repeatedly trying to prove her point without resolving the issue. I ultimately had to ask her to stop talking so much and focus on the return, rather than continuing the back-and-forth. NO CUSTOMER SHOULD EVER HAVE THIS EXPERIENCE.

HALLOWEEN IS HEREEEE! Tis the season to drop into Tj every weekend. I am SO excited to share my…read morerecent gems- no because I got a PINK PUMPKIN Bogg Bag, a vegan leopard Guess bag, and a black cat moon home decor piece that, you guessed it, is going to be up all year long. I'm still on a high from these purchases. YEEEEE

If you haven't noticed by now, I love fashion!!! I love everything related to fashion including…read moreaccessories and let's not forget shoes! This fashionista loves creating unique styles before they become trendy. And where do I go to do just that? Why Marshalls of course! I can spend hours searching through each rack looking for that 1 find that screams YES!!! Then I hit the shoe department and the accessories before heading to the cashier and patiently wait for..."cashier # 7 is free"...woo hoo!!! -NO two Marshalls are the same! Sometimes you need to hit up a few locations to find what you are looking for:) But the fun is in the search! *FYI - Marshalls online sales are also fabulous. They have sales constantly and more sizes available.

This location is closed due to unsafe building. The roof collapsed. There doesn't appear to be any…read morework going on.

Love this best kept secret in Simi Valley!!! Oh no, now everyone will get my discounted, beauty…read moreproducts, toys, medicine and health products!!!! Owners and staff are extremely helpful! Shout out to May, a beautiful, young, thoughtful caring patriot! Please support Simi Valley local business owners!! Happy Hour Discount on Friday Afternoon!!!

I love this store & the owners are wonderful & helpful if I have any questions. Of course the…read moreprices are what drew me in, but the value is what keeps me coming back. They have unique items. It's always a treasure hunt it's a place you must make time to explore. 5's

I love this TJ Maxx but I could not believe the condition of the women's bathroom on Sunday! ):read more

Shopped today 4/16/26. Check out line was about 6 customers deep with two employees working the…read moreregister. It was very very slow moving. So slow, that I had to leave the line, ditch my cart full of $100+ of items and walk out in order to be somewhere else on time. I was able to come back later and found my ditched cart still there. I reentered the line and was next customer to pay with one employee working the registered. While I was waiting for someone in front of me making a lengthy return, 7 customers piled up behind me. Coco C. (The coordinator) made eye contact with me and saw me waiting to be rung up. May of us in line were commenting how slow the check out process was as Coco organized shopping carts while a long line formed. 8 customers in line, one active register, and employees who are free to ring people up. In a world where Amazon is king, and online shopping is convenient, why would I waste my time shopping at stores like TJmaxx when the service is horrific. This TJmaxx is losing sales in just its check out process alone.

Satire Alert!!! Satire Alert!!! Satire Alert!!!…read more I said I would never do it... I vowed to keep my opinions to myself.... But after coming to the Grocery Outlet just once... I can proudly say that I will be 100% wearing my "MAGA" hat the next time I shop here! ----Notice the MAGA hats in quotes---- Hey, blame it on the economic policies... Say what you want about political reform... But at the Grocery Outlet in Thousand Oaks... They are definitely all about........ M-aking A-ffordable G-roceries A-gain Ok, I knew they would get YOUR attention! ***Politics have now left the chat*** Alright, enough of that crazy talk, let's get down to brass tacks, shall we? Nowadays, in today's economy, no matter who you are, a deal is a deal, and when you find a good deal, you best act on it. Well, on my first visit to the Grocery Outlet earlier this year, I acted on it. Upon walking in, it initially looks like any other grocery store chain that you've been to. Clean floors, bright lighting, & well stocked aisles... But as you actually make your way down those aisles and you start looking at the prices, you will definitely understand why they say this is a "bargain market" (in a good way). Yeah, at the Grocery Outlet, each item on their shelves has a yellow price tag with the Grocery Outlets price and then a price under that saying Elsewhere's price (which is always more of course). Hey, call it good marketing (pun intended) or just call it plain 'ol discounting psychology 101, in which our brains perceive the value of something and the need/want for that said item, especially when it's a clear was vs now pricing scenario. As consumers, especially in a Capitalist world, we can always justify the saving of money especially when it's around purchasing essential things that we need versus non-essential things that we just want. And groceries are definitely more of a need, but can easily turn into a want especially if you go on an empty stomach. Pro Tip: Never, Ever go the grocery store hungry! But not only do they have really great prices here, but I saw items that I've literally never seen at any other grocers and I've been to them all. This location, located in the heart of Thousand Oaks offers some great values that would definitely make it worth your while to come check them out for yourself. I did google if Grocery Outlet accepts manufacturers coupons, in which it said they did not, but they do occasionally offer their own store-specific coupons as well as digital deals on the Grocery Outlet app so definitely download that. So... Are ready to shop, save & get in on the deals? I'll see you at Grocery Outlet in 1000 Oaks, CA.

This is a good spot for ripe papaya and other fruits like giant mangoes. The selection reminds me…read moreof Big Island fruit stands and Latin American grocery stores, and the Mexican ice cream at the counter completes the atmosphere. Just know the inventory changes frequently, so it's more of a treasure hunt than a grocery run.

Goodwill has completely lost sight of what people expect from a nonprofit. They receive donated…read moreitems for free, yet they're pricing used furniture at hundreds of dollars--$299 for a donated piece, or "$100 on sale," is absurd. The money they make comes from selling donated goods, so it's incredibly disappointing to see prices that put those same items out of reach for the people who shop there looking for affordable options. What makes it even more frustrating is being asked at checkout if I want to round up and donate even more. When you're already charging prices like this on donated merchandise, it feels completely tone-deaf. A nonprofit should be focused on making donated items accessible to the community, not pricing them like a retail furniture store. This experience was disappointing and honestly makes me question whether Goodwill is still serving the people it's supposed to help.

I used to work around the area and from time to time I stop by here…read more Yesterday while visiting TO, I decided to stop by and see what I can get into. Upon entering, I can see that it is busy and smelling good too. Pretty good sized store. I have noticed that there are no discount days like how it is in the SF Valley. Except Mondays for military and first responders. Comparing the prices to other Goodwill stores, I find their prices cheaper. Like the 2 branded purses that I have checked. Michael Kors bag was $29.99. Tory Burch was $49.99. In other stores it would have been much higher than that. I looked around and saw a gently worn Kids shoes for $5.99, Towel for $2.99 and a skirt for $4.99. It was a good shopping experience. No line at the register so it was a fast transaction. *Private parking that is shared with other businesses. *I haven't noticed a restroom nor a fitting room.