I don't know what happened to this store, I used to love it. Lately though everytime I go in something is different in a way that makes me not want to shop there. It feels like the store doesn't want to sell stuff, they put limits on how much you can buy (there's signs everywhere saying limit of 3), nothing is on sale anymore (they do 30% off plates instead of 30% off kitchen) . Absolutely no thanks to all that. If I'm going to a store to buy plates, I probably also want other kitchen supplies as well. I refuse to pay full sticker price at a store like NPS where the boxes are severely damaged and where it's a 50% probability that the item is damaged. They don't do many weekly sales anymore so It's incredibly rare lately to find anything at a great price, the prices at NPS are the same on Amazon. Without the additional percentage off, it doesn't make sense to buy from NPS. The only things you can actually get a good deal on is their almost expired food. read more

An employee on the register REG-603 name Alayna P. at first asked me if I was Military and First Responder, which I was, then asked me when did I served and I responded from 2012-2016 in the United States Marine Corps, then she asked if I was still eating crayons. Which left me questioning why she said that since it was disrespectful. read more

Bargain hunters, observe! NPS is a treasure trove of items you can buy at a discount-sometimes a very steep one. The inventory here is made up of overstocked goods, damaged or refused shipments or even abandoned or unclaimed items. You never know what they are going to have, so each visit will be unique. This means it might be challenging to come in hoping to find something very specific, but if you're a little more flexible, you could snag some great treasures. The majority of the store appears to be clothing and household goods. There's also accessories, shoes, groceries, electronics and a little bit of furniture. My favorite part of the store is in the back corner called "Collectibles." This is where you'll find name brand clothing, handbags, watches and sunglasses. I had to restrain myself from buying $260 Jimmy Choo shoes, but they were a half size off and a little more worn that I would prefer. Most items in the store are new, but the collectible section does have pre-owned things as well. read more

NPS Layton - Discount Store Near Me - Layton, Utah

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Food truck every Tuesday from 5-8 pm...usally has some type of entertainment going also. read more

NPS Layton - Food trucks at the Layton NPS every Tuesday from 5 to 8 pm. Food trucks change up every week, so you gotta come out and see who's here. - Discount Store Near Me - Layton, Utah

I wish I could give zero stars. I have never been so horrified! How is it legal for a store to be selling years old expired food?? I let my kids fill up a whole cart of snacks here(I should have checked the expiration dates..oof) and we all got food poisoning. Also got a massage gun that caught on fire. Do not buy anything at this place unless you want to pay for hospital bills after. read more

This NPS used to be great when it first opened. In the past year, I've noticed that ALL of their grocery items are the same price or more expensive as the Target and Walmart around the corner BUT NPS items are all at the 'best by' date. The value is not there. The electronics area is a nightmare of a mess. The organization is limited and everything is in mystery boxes with no picture or description of what's actually in the box. There's signs everywhere saying not to open the boxes but it's really hard not to open one here and there to find out what the heck is in it. The clothing is hit and miss. It used to be much better with more 'normal' clothing at low prices and awesome sales. You can sometimes still find items you'd find at mid-level clothing stores for low prices. However, the past year most of the clothes are becoming more outlandish for daily wear and upwards of $75+ if you happen to be shopping on days with steep clothing sales. Not really practical, limited styles, and definitely not budget shopping. The 'sales' often exclude items by recategorizing them. For example, a kitchen item such as a blender can become an electronic if kitchen items are on sale, but if electronics are on sale it will be classified as a kitchen item. It gets very frustrating, especially when the 'Sale' sign is literally posted in front of the item that is now not on sale. Not sure what happened in the last year but the prices have shot way up and the quality and selection has plummeted. The best reason to shop here is to remind yourself why you should shop somewhere else. read more

Do not go here. Been a faithful shopper since the store went in at this location and I will never go back. All their pricing is 5%-15% under retail in a damaged box with EXCLUSIONS everywhere. When they first started up in Layton they had good deals moved good amounts of products and had sales without EXCLUSIONS. Smart shopper could save money on quality products. Now every sale has EXCLUSIONS, All pricing is much higher than it used to be, They remove brands off the packaging to make it difficult to do any research. They have had sloppy management for at least a year. Some staff are great and others do their best to harass the customer. Don't need to use this platform to call out employees but if you go you know. A friend and I have easily spent tens of thousands at the Layton NPS since it opened and all that ends today. Tools on sale, EXCLUDING if it uses power. Electronics on sale with EXCLUSIONS. Sporting goods on sale with EXCLUSIONS. And the progression is even worse: Baby on sale EXCLUDING if it's diapers (2022), Baby on sale EXCLUDING if it is baby food (2023). Baby on sale EXCLUDING if it is furniture(2024). Baby on sale unless it is a carseat (2024). Baby on sale unless it is a stroller (2024)... So you can purchase Baby on sale if it is a burp cloth, teething ring or shopping cart cover. What's next Groceries on sale EXCLUDING all that is edible?! Reclassifying items, such as make a kitchen appliance not a kitchen item, is just one of their many ways of creating even more EXCLUSIONS The last straw was their new policy end of the year 2023 (as I was just informed) NPS will not allow customers to get their money back (ever) for purchases made at NPS. You can get store credit for their beat up and tattered open box items at 5%-15% off without sale and surely with EXCLUSIONS, but Cash stays with them. Don't you dare ask for your money back if you are not satisfied with the broke box trash they sold you. Also watch out for the As-Is the sneak in on the certain items for no reason. Downhill for sure I will keep my business going to real retail stores that offer to return my money when not satisfied, who do not play EXCLUSION games and constantly change the rules of the game they have been playing for years. I tried to support local but local is not supporting me. It is nice to know that, in these time when everyone is tight, NPS has found a more efficient way of making sure that they always win and their customers suffer. read more

Customer service is terrible. Items missing pieces and they don't take returns. About this store.

It's a jungle of merchandise but you can stumble across spectacular deals if you know what you're looking for. And the daily discounts can make a huge difference. I had loaded up my cart with about $100 worth of good stuff that was easily worth $200, but it rang up for $46. It was my second visit to the store, and I knew nothing about their discounts. I told the clerk to check to see if he had missed something, but it was the 50% discounts! Nice surprise! read more

Alyssa, Cam and Lauren were most helpful. I accidentally broke a bottle of Kikkoman Soy Sauce and they cleaned it up and didn't charge me. Your prices were at least a dollar per item less than Smith's. I'll be back. Thanks. Alyssa is my favorite. Always kind. read more

Before you go you should know, this is a overstock and resale store. Not a regular grocery store. You should not expect super fresh food. However for those who work with a very tight budget this store is amazing. Yes some stuff is very close to expectation but most things are just a little stale. This has saved me from spending hundreds a month when I'm on a tight budget. Amazing store. read more

This store is like a mixture of K-Mart, Burlington, and Harbor Freight but everything is almost expired...lol

The NPS store in Layton is terrible! Most of their grocery items are close too or past the "pull dates". The produce is very limited and not fresh. Many items are NOT a good deal and in fact are higher priced than the regular grocery stores. Many "off brands" and flavor varieties that not popular or carried in regular grocery stores. Much of the rest of the store is disorganized and disheveled. I go there once about every 4-5 months just to remind myself why I don't shop there regularly. I think people who do shop there regularly are being hoodwinked, are uninformed and just don't know better. Don't waste your time. read more

Found almost all the electronic items and tools at this store. The price is way, way, low when compared to Walmart, Target, Lowes, Home Depot, etc. read more

Beware of these guys! Half the items are missing pieces because they are store and Amazon returns that haven't been inspected. A good percentage are missing boxes and have no price tag. That's all right and kind to be expected in a store like this. But, be ready to find out how this store makes some hidden profit on the side if you take an item up that is missing the box or price tag... even after paying the price that the checker DOUBLE checked in the computer, I was accused of shoplifting then detained and threatened that they would press charges if I didn't pay a large fine. Sure enough, when I refused to pay the cops were called. Thankfully I wasn't bullied into paying like I'm sure many others have been! Cops agreed I was 100% innocent and after 2 hours of my time I was allowed to leave. Guarantee they make a couple thousand dollars per week under the table off this scheme! Despicable read more