Great mom & pop shop, love there variety. Prices are very reasonable, craft section, container…read moresection, kitchen org, cleaning supplies, staff is always working hard. I think some of you and youknow who you are, can be more polite, kind, and in the pass there was no smiles Attitude that's not necessary. Now, because of the mask. You don't need to smile that said. Appreciate your job, the customer are why this store is make money so treat them well. I'll stop by again when in the area. Glad I found you. To the owners I think it would help if we did something to the front. It would be nice if it would be clean up a bit. Thanks

Same problem as everyone the cashier is miserable she hates her job is so rude even if you're nice…read moreto her

This is a rather "new" (recent in 2025) FIVE BELOW store opening, and it's well lit, organized and…read moreclean. The check-out seems geared towards the DIY Self-Service automated check-out system. The quality of the merchandise is good, but "Five Below" by design was as flawed in their original moniker by branding it as a "$5 or less priced items" implied business model that got outdated by inflation and time, much as what happened with the "$0.99 Cents Only Stores" who went out of business as well as the "Dollar Tree", both of whom, much as with Five Below, have merchandise at higher prices. Good merchandise over $5, but I'd think the corporate headquarters would rebrand with a name change so smarky customers don't bother the employees at the store with the conflicting name to the price tags :) or even have a frivolous lawsuit in the future for false advertising. I say that in partial jest 'tho. There's still a majority of items in that $5 price point with a few at $6 that looks like they could/should be $5 and a lot at the $10 range that clearly are worth more than $5. The selection of candies, snacks, toys, games, clothing, accessories, school supplies, knick-knacks and novelties as well as party favors and seasonal decor is good. This location may have challenges with the parking lot it shares with popular retailers, but it's a safe and convenient Beach Cities area that services Redondo, Manhattan and Hermosa in the South Bay.

It had everything I need for summer And plus every cat wants…read moreto have fun so of course we have to get some games. Thanks five below.

Largest Daiso in the South Bay! (Torrance/Gardena) area :)…read more I was looking for a cable cover that I couldn't find at other smaller Daiso stores so I came to this one and found it. It's a large store with more variety of items! Parking is shared with other stores in the same plaza which could be tricky. Value is great! Service was a bit slow with one register open but it was a Monday afternoon so maybe a slow day.

One of the larger Daisos in the South Bay. Located in the same plaza as 99 Ranch Market and 85C…read moreBakery, parking can be a bit rough for this location. Overall because it is so large, it is a good location to find items. I can often find many of the Sanrio goods here. I love visiting this Daiso right after my 99 Ranch Market grocery shopping.

Prices were very good on every day items and location is…read moreconvenient and items are easy to find.

I saw it driving one day, and decided to check them out…read more This place has EVERYTHING. It looks small from the outside, but it's big inside. They carry everything you need. Household goods, kitchenware, arts and crafts, school supplies, party supplies, hardware supplies, tools, food and snacks, cleaning products, etc. Although they have tons of items, there's a few things they need to correct here. Items that are not tagged can be tricky. The cashier can charge you at any price on the spot and you wouldn't know unless you ask. What looks like a dollar can be more. Inflation and tariffs are definitely hurting the pocket. You also can't go back inside once you've paid. If you bought something already and checked out, you can't go back inside unless you leave your items up front. Maybe they've had issues with theft before or miscommunications with items. The cashier was friendly however, she was nice about it. Just strange practices but I get it, it's a small business and people probably steal here. EDIT: Came back here again shortly after. Cashier Julie was not nice and needs to be more friendly. Different cashier than the first one. She's a F!l!p!no lady. Kind of snooty and arrogant. Didn't smile nor said hello. When I spoke to her in Tagalog, she acted like she didn't hear me and responded back in English. The other guys that stock here are nice however. We needed an empty box to put all our stuff in but he took it from us to bring it up to the front before we can use it. This small store is a bit strict.

The worst part about this location is there a flock cameras in the parking lot that take pictures…read moreof you your car your license plate your kids, and everything else in order to feed the police state as well as all the AI in order to trap you and cause violence against you. The fact that the store allows them to be out there whether they own the lot or not is a problem. Prices in the store are what you would normally find at a grocery outlet but these flock cameras, supersede any pennies and nickels you can save selling off your and your kids and families images to large AI corporations and military government, and we all know the evil that they have been doing.

Review #866 2025-038…read more I first discovered Grocery Outlet about a decade ago in Fresno, & was attracted to the unusual finds at a "grocery store," such as an Olaf bike helmet, Curious George: Discovery Beach Game, etc. The first S. Bay store opened 6 years ago in Redondo Beach, just before COVID-19; it's a bit out of way to shop there. And about a year ago, they took over the former Big Lots location in Lomita. What is Grocery Outlet? They're a discount grocery chain that sells name brand groceries & fresh produce for 40% - 70% less than conventional grocery stores. How? By buying overstocked, seasonal, closeout, & discontinued items from various suppliers. This "opportunistic buying" allows them to acquire items at significant discounts, which are passed on to us. My 14 YO daughter's swim team does this away meet "gift" (junk) exchange where they create a goody bag filled with their fav snacks & drinks. They're kids so it's obviously junk foods & sodas, except for the handful who treat each meet with consideration of this bag o' treats may hinder their performance. I'm grateful for the less expensive options at Grocery Outlet. Since I don't agree with their choices, I started creating my own carbo-load sustenance (fresh fruits, granola bars, nuts, etc.) on competition days. Grocery Outlet offer pretty great deals on fresh fruits, I especially loved the 2-lb. strawberry pack that my husband got recently... so fresh, juicy, & sweet! I got some red cherries (at $2.99/lb.) that were sweet too! Not all produce offer better quality & prices, I'd say it's more like 50-50. Another recent find was A-Sha Spicy Seaweed (only 99¢) & Keroppi Mandarin Noodles with Silly Spicy Sauce (60% discount). Store hours are 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM daily, just a couple hours shorter than the traditional stores. Wide aisles are well-stocked & organized, but you may not always find the same products at your next shopping trip due to opportunistic buying, & what may be priced that day may be priced differently the next day (e.g. Quaker Chewy Limited Edition Valentine Minis: Chocolate Chip with Sprinkles was 99¢, & 2 days later it was $3.99). Also, it's important to check the expiration dates for those too-good-to-be-true deals, they usually have a short expiration dates or are already expired. Yikes! There's usually only 1 register opened even when there's a line, I wish they would opened another register, but the cashiers are typically quick that sometimes I have to load my own bags. Sign up for the WOW! Crowd with your mobile number to enter sweepstakes, track savings, & purchase history. Download the app to see what's in store, get access to insider events, & digital offers, including a $5 off $25 coupon at registration. Grocery Outlet may not be our main go-to store, but it's certainly a great back-up to the traditional stores.

First time coming to a General Discount store. I'm used to shopping at 99 cent stores. They closed…read moredown this year. So I'm still looking for a good alternative. This is definitely not it. Came here to get some turkey basters, some stationary products like paper, pens, pencils, markers, and any other cheap stuff I don't need. That's exactly how I shopped at 99 Cent store. Most of the cheap stuff here is doubled the price that would've been priced at 99 Cent store. So this is not a good 99 Cent store alternative. Example: Turkey basters were "on sale" for 99 cent (they were sold out). But they were sold out. Reynold's aluminum foil was "on sale" with required coupon found in paper (they didn't have any papers in store), for 99 cent. Luckily I had my paper that was in my junk mail. As the regular price is over $3. They must be crazy. This is a discount store. I expect discount prices. Otherwise I can go to Vons or Ralph's and pay some change more for the same brand. Their selection for cheap stuff under $2.00 is slim. Most of the 99 cent stuff is "on sale" for a certain amount of time. Most of the good sales that are shown in the paper are out of stock. I barely found stuff that was useful for my needs. Because they have such a small selection of stuff in comparison to 99 Cent stores. Aisles in store are narrow as ever. You will have to turn your body sideways so others can squeeze pass you and your cart. I'm slim and still had this issue. Parking lot is shared with tons of businesses in shopping area. But there is plentiful available parking, especially on a Saturday morning at 10am (store opening hours) when I went. But the parking spaces are small af. You will get door dings or give door dings from getting out vehicle. I noticed a lot of people taking up two spaces. I guess so they won't get or receive door dings. Lastly, I read some bad reviews about a store Latino male security guard who watches everyone like a hawk and will confront you if your purse is a backpack or a designer bag and demand that you leave it up front in a cart. Well, I didn't encounter him. There was a black male security guard working Today. I didn't have any issues out of him. There is also LPAs who follow folks around the store. I'm guessing that this store experiences a lot of shoplifting. Because LPAs (loss prevention agents) were deep in here and watching everyone like a hawk. The cashier was friendly. But there was only 1 cashier opened. So lines were long. Bottom-lime, I won't return. Next time I'm in area, I'll try out Dollar Tree, located in shopping center across the street

I mentioned to my hubby I needed to go to a budget friendly store. As this is the season we gather…read morespecific items for stocking stuffers and or gifts for a certain facility in dementia care. I attend a Dementia Support Group on the 2nd Thursday of each month in Whittier. This year I managed and was lucky to find scraps, mittens, throw blankets, socks for our seniors.. I was litterally shocked at the price and the quality the beanies and scrarfs were made of that I went and asked if they had more. We have lost a few bussiness and I feel I have found my new spot.

It's an okay store. I mean, it's Family Dollar, so there's not much to expect, but I did notice…read moresomething concerning. While I was looking for a sweet treat and walking down the aisle ever so slightly, the bread section was really sloppy and had gnats flying around, like something had gone bad. I came in twice on two different days and it was still the same, so clearly nobody threw out the old bread or cleaned the area. Again, I know it's Family Dollar, but once you start seeing bugs, that's a problem. At that point, y'all need to clean up.

I think they may have removed their horrible mgr because everyone there is wonderful. I'm still…read morelooking for Jesus, the nice kid with blue hair. He was not a part of the problem and in fact is a super nice kid. The ladies at the front are always the best as well.

Me and my daughter decided to search for some squishy's, and this was definitely the store to come…read moreto. Once we walked into the mall, we asked one employee if they knew where they sold squishy's, and they directed us to their Store joy. We found exactly what we were looking for. We got a total of three dumplings and a bunch of other squishy

My first stop was too quick to warrant a review, but for the record, I found what I needed at the…read moretime. I took more time on my second stop and whew! They have everything household related I might need! From cleaning to kitchen to art to school supplies and then some, they've got it. They also had snacks from chips to chocolates to noodles. You need over-the-counter meds? They have it too! They even have imported goods from Japan, so if that's your thing, you might find it here. Pricing point is more than fair considering its location. Staff was friendly, service came with a smile. Like the first run, I found everything I needed as well... and then some! I frequent the AMC theater a few yards away. That said, I'd probably make stops here just the same.