This is one of the best organized thrift stores I've seen. The stock is displayed neatly.read more

Not the stores fault but their selection is mostly junk. Redding is rough for used goods, the good…read moreclothes go to the store next to the boba place that closed down.

This is a good store. It is clearance season. I'm glad that it closes at 9:30 so we have time to do…read morestuff as we are driving from Oregon to California. Right here.

Possibly the worst TJMAXX I've been to. None of the clothes were in the correct sizing section.read more

I haven't been here in years. I forgot how much this store has to offer. So many choices and items…read moreto look at. Prices are decent. The store was clean. The cashier was friendly. She was young, smiley and professional. I can't wait to go back and check out more items. The only thing I would be cautious of are the expiration dates on items.

Omg they are terrible over there the pet food clearly says aile 2 but nooooo after I had to find…read moresomeone who than has to find someone and ask it was way over on aile 9 and than they had noooooo cat food one little tiny bag for kittens but that was eat the store is horribly stocked and everyone who works there w the exception of a few cashiers are just I dont know lazy I would like to say maybe over worked but no iam going with lazy

Since it's been "Chef'Store, prices have gone up, and quality has gone down. Went in to purchase…read moreboneless skinless chicken thighs, $3.50+ a pound, didn't purchase them. Last time I was in Chef'store I purchased bone in, skin on thighs, they were about the size of pigeon thighs, couldn't serve those to guests. They no longer carry a LOT of things that the old Cash n Carry use to have. 10 pound bag of onions was a pretty decent price, but the yellow onions in that bag were really small, not medium to large like the old Cash n Carry. I'll be sticking with CostCo from now on to purchase what I need, more of a variety, better quality, and priced more reasonably, even WITH the membership fee.

They have a variety of quality foods and they're reasonably priced. Most are larger quantities…read morebut, that's what I'm looking for. It's easy to get in and out too.

They went above and beyond to help my husband get his boots today! thank you so much for your helpread more

Called on a weekday, my call was promptly and cheerfully answered. Mentioned to the gentleman on…read morethe phone that I needed to have the soles on my merrell boots re-attached. He quoted me a price I considered to be fair so I brought them in. I must say they did an outstanding job!! I've hiked in them twice now since getting them back and are holding up well. Thanks Shasta Boot Company and I'll tell everyone to bring there shoe/boot repair needs to you!! David Jones

I wanted to stop in cause I saw as I was browsing the internet, that Costco has changed up the…read morebagel selection. They sell them in bags of 8 now, instead of requiring you like before to but two bags of six for a dozen bagels. The new price is basically $5.00 for 8, so I guess the price per bagel has gone up, but what hasn't. !!HERE IS THE BIG NEWS! THE BAGELS ARE NOW WATER BOILED!! What that means is they're more like real bagels like you would find in an actual bagel shop, a more dense and chewy bagel, yeah like New York I guess, even though I've never been. The previous bagels were basically fluffy beard donuts! Costco ended their association with Einstein's bagels (the bread donut ones) and now makes their own using water boiling before baking. They're a little smaller around, but denser. I got a bag, just watch the dates. The staff was just putting some new one out. All the normal flavors are out the including cinnimon rasin. I tried them and, whoa, what a difference, it way better. Maybe not totally as good as an actual bagel shop, but way better than what they had before. I used to avoid Costco bagels, but not any more. Try them out! I just wish they were pre sliced ... that might be asking too much.

I stopped over here on a Saturday and this place is located in Redding, California, I was surprised…read morethat there's not a lot of people here on a Saturday. This Costco is very large and I stopped by here to get a lot of different desserts for celebration that we were having with my family. The parking lot is very large and I noticed that they have the place really clean. As I walked through the different isles I noticed that they had items that they don't sell in the Southern California area. They have jackets with built in warmers that run off a battery like Makita tools have. I was in and out of this store in less than 40 minutes. They had a lot of check stands open and they have self check out available. I think it is a good idea to go travel around to different Costco stores just to see what others have. This location has been opened for a few years now. I highly recommend going to this place !

Service was very good, I was provided a cart half way into store, where I dropped a jacket. I was…read moreso surprised. It was my own fault overloading my arms with items. But the pricing for many name brands was incredibly low and so reasonable !! Cashier was so accommodating with my large load checkout, he had a joyful personality.

just had a very bad experience Management sucks employees like to pick fights with customers not…read moreokayy I don't recommend shopping here. There's plenty of other Rosses

Store is clean. Trevor and Julie are both very helpful and kind…read more I find good items here quite often.

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