Small store , no fresh produce , it had a few things we ould use like snacks . Some things were a…read morefew months expired

Great to find a store that sells discount bread, Little Debbie and more at cheap prices. Owners…read moreare great and very nice. Glad to have this store here!

Store is open again but at a new location - 3660 S 16th Ave, Tucson, AZ 85713. Locally owned…read morebusiness with a nice selection of quality apparel at reasonable prices. Plenty of band shirts too if you're looking for that. I was pretty impressed with the hat selection. Family run business is a plus, owner was really nice and staff is great. Definitely will be back!

This brand excels at taking payments and avoiding accountability. No product delivered no refund…read moreissued. Customer service journey: checkout, of course, remarkably flawless, delivery 100% fictional, refund or replacement of order IMAGINARY. customer service NON EXISTENT. Wish I could leave -1 star. Btw this goes back to an order placed for CHRISTMAS last November!! Proceed with caution.. personally I'd just hit the back button while you can.

Great discount store has a lot of overstocked namebrand clothing at an affordable price. If you see…read moreit today, you might as well purchase it because if you hesitate and try to go another day, I'm sure you will not find what you had previously.. The store can be a little chaotic because things are everywhere and usually not in the right place the employees try their best to keep it tidy, but with so many people coming in and out and moving things around, I do find that hard for them .

Staff is extremely friendly at this location, however due to the holidays they are very limited and…read moreit and stuff that they carry. As you can see from the photo a lot of the shelves are completely empty and not just one shelf multiple shelves. Found a few items but was looking for items that Burlington typically carries but due to the holidays is out of stock.

A large store with spacious produce section and plenty of parking available. The prices are very…read morereasonable and the produce is fresh. Usually busy but the stocking staff are helpful and friendly. It's an older store but well maintained so shopping is a pleasant experience. They have self checkout as well as a few tended lanes so you pick. Really can't beat their prices!

It was the location, really. I was criss-crossing the state on a long camping trip, and this…read morehappened to be where we were in town, and we jumped off the road and into the parking lot, and went in to look for supplies. We had limited cooking materials, but did have a cooler and a stove, so we knew we could make something tasty but simple. A quick appetite check, and we ended up settling on fajitas. We grabbed an onion, a couple of peppers, some spices, some pre-cut fajita steak, and the largest soft flour tortillas known to man. Massive. Bigger than your head. Bigger than a dinner plate. Massive. Of course we also grabbed chips (chips are life) and a small assortment of Jarritos because what are fajitas without chips and Jarritos? NOTHING. So the accoutrements came too. A little ice and we were all set. Ready for camping trip magic. And magic it was. It's beyond the scope of Food City, but everything came together beautifully despite the fact that I definitely forgot to buy camping fuel, so we had to ditch the large camp stove in favor of the small backpacking stove. But I did learn that you can indeed cook with a massive frying pan on top of a tiny, 3.5-ounce backpacking stove. I thought the produce section was fine. Not the most impressive stuff, but enough things in decent enough shape that fajitas were possible. The meat was okay, decently priced and I'm glad they have the pre-sliced option (because somebody -- me -- also forgot the knife) and the quality was fine. Overall it's not the tidiest store but it had lots of unexpected treasures from Mexico and Latin America. And that made for a great dinner of fajitas, eaten from a giant frying pan off of a tiny stove, wrapped into massive tortillas while watching one of the great sunsets of my life in a national monument later in the trip.

I like DD's prices. Also they have my shoe size 5 in very attractive styles…read more Lately your selection on kitchen floor mats have not been as bountiful as before. Oh! Almost forgot. I lost my cell phone in your store and security had secured it for me. Was so thankful. Angela B.

When I first walked in I was optimistic. It looked more like a TJ Maxx than a dollar store which…read morewas what I expected to see. My optimism was than shattered by Officer mall cop mayor of grumpy town. "You can't bring that drink in here!". Damn, it's June in Tucson and I'm gonna be Thirsty and will not stay long based on that whole thing where I need water to live on a 109° day thing. Whatever's. This store is fab for kids/juniors clothes. Just hide those juice boxes! Great stuff at $3-$5 a peice. Their purse selection was top notch and impressive. Makeup lasted for half a shelf (all unknowns) hair lasted about one shelf and consisted of grocery store brands dove basically. Just Dove. Did find my favorite brand of micellar water however and bought them out. Ladies clothing section may have been the smallest section in the store. Plus size , and jeans were aplenty and cute. No jewelry to speak of. Housewares were good as far as decor and tables, etc. The other housewares though- like rugs and towels. They were unpleasant just to touch! The store also has this awful chemical dank smell. I went to try on a shirt in the dressing room ( which looks like a place for hiding hostages) and asked if they had a restroom I could use. She said "no bathrooms here" with bewildering enthusiasm. Guess it was time to go. Oh, and guess what!!!! They are hiring! I wouldn't apply though. Every employee looks like they want to kill themselves. Maybe they are hiring in preparation for that??

This thrift shop just south of downtown on Stone Ave. is a true hidden gem. They keep very limited…read morehours (just Thurs, Fri., Sat. 11am-3pm) so I felt like I was walking into a treasure trove that rarely gets shopped! It's also a lot bigger than it would appear from the street. Around the corner is the Treasure Shop, also run by the Symphony Women's Association, which has the fancier furniture and antiques but Second Fiddle has tons of more reasonably priced housewares, clothing, and knick-knacks. LOTS of great women's clothing, purses, and shoes in many styles from vintage to modern, with more emphasis on the 60s, 70s, 80s. There is a dressing room and the women running things were sweet and friendly. Standard prices for most items are posted around the store and at the register, but make sure you bring cash as they do not have a card reader! Proceeds seem to support Symphony education and outreach programs, so you can feel good about spending your cash.

The 2nd Fiddle is great non-profit shop. Monies received go to give music lessons and to provide…read moreinstruments to deserving children. The merchandise changes often. The shop depends on donations to stay open. Donations include clothing, decorative items, jewelry, small electronics, furniture, and a variety of other items. Donations can be accepted from you during regular business hours. The hours open are 11a to 3p Wed, Thur, and Fri. You never know what "Treasures" you might find so stop by and visit the shop. A nice staff of friendly volunteers take care of the merchandise and the shop. I am sure that they would like to see you.

The folks that work here are always the nicest! Beer, liquor, ciggies. Everything you might need…read more I so wish they delivered!

I was able to get my drinks really quick due to the drive thru! Friendly people and will go back…read moreagain for more drinks! Thankyou

The hubby loves this place. He purchases items mostly for his car stereo. He reports they are…read moreaffordable and quality. They even over installation for the more intricate issues he is unable to do himself. Sometimes I go and can find multiple bargain priced items for the house but it is a MUST to buy his safety green and safety orange work shirts.

I was just in there 20 mins ago and I was with with my mom I had an electric scooter bike and with…read morea lock in the little basket of it and the Asian guy who works there saw me come in with the bike lock in the basket and when my mom found what she needed I was trying to leave and he said he'll help me but decide to take my moms bike lock that they don't even have at their store and asked if we bought it and where's the receipt I told him I came here with it and it's been in my basket before I even come here and he just kept asking for the receipt then my mom came in and was confused until the Asian guy asked her where's the receipt and the guy just walked off with it so me and my mom left

This is the friendliest grocery store in town. It always has cold bottles of beer, pop and other…read moredrinks. There is always fresh milk and veggies too. It is a mini market with maxi service. They are opening up a pizza pallor next store in about 6 weeks.

I spoke with Terry (co-owner) and she was just lovely and a fellow foodie. She was gracious…read moreenough to draft up a list of places to for this new arrival to eat. Thank you