It was so humongous! The had so many shelves full of random but useful items such as, rat traps,…read moreinsect spray/those plastic containers that are filled with poison, small fish tanks, dog food, dog collars, dog toys, children toys, baby shower items for both girls and boys, clothes that may have brands like Chanel and other varieties (I saw a cute white Chanel shirt while I was there), crafting stuff, a bunch of mini cork jars in different sizes, varieties of candy like Mexican and American candy, different types of toothpaste, toothbrushes, bandage wraps, medicines, wigs, cloth hangers, paintbrushes, flat back flower gems, office and school supplies, air dry clay for kids, paints, safety pins, sewing tools, zippers, yarn, jump rings, 15 mm clasps, lobster clasps, silver butterfly earring backs, cloths for tables, shoe strings, air fresheners, and much more items! But it's pretty ironic that the company logo shows the numbers "99¢" but it really depends on what you buy. For example, shaving cream was like around $2.99 but I thought every item would be like 99 cents since that is what the business is called. Overall, I really enjoyed shopping there and finding many different crafting items that is cheaper than buying stuff at the craft store or dollar store, it's pretty much bigger than a dollar store and has so many different options and things to buy. The downside of visiting was that the place was a bit messy, the sides of the aisles had boxes (which I had tripped over a few times because the aisles are bit crowded), the business logo isn't a really great fit to the place with different prices, and I really don't like how it's so compact and hard for people to walk through without getting squished or you can just walk around a long aisle to get to your destination.