Everyone knows what See's Candy is, and except for diabetics and dieters, everyone loves it!…read more What else can you say, besides "YUM!".

See's is such a classic staple. Greeted with chocolate samples. We originally came in to just look…read morearound but the milk chocolate butter cream sample reeled us in immediately. Staff was very helpful and patient when we were carefully choosing our options. The store was clean and festive ready for Halloween. They now have many sugar free chocolates and hard candy options. 12 chocolate box cost us around $20 but for the quality and rich chocolate flavors it was worth it! Treat yourself here when you can.

Always easy to navigate! Good parking, good prices, decent meats, and nice employees. Have never…read morehad a problem!

I went into this establishment a little over a month ago. There was a sign on the large seedless…read morewatermelon that read $0.99 each. As my son LOVES watermelon I got three. When I went to pay the watermelon rang up as $0.99/pound. I explained to the cashier, Carol, that the sign stated they were $0.99/each. Carol said she didn't know what to do and called the manager. I believe her name either Victoria or Veronica. When she came up I asked her name. She stated "I'm the store owner," and pointed to the sign hanging from the ceiling with her picture on it. I explained the situation and she said she would not honor the price advertised. I explained that it was false advertising and she laughed and began to walk away while laughing. I told her I was going to report to the BBB. I went back to the register and Carol began to be rude and making little side comments. While I was talking she yelled and told me to "BE QUIET, STOP TALKING." I went to find the owner and she came to the register. She asked Carol to take a break and she was still yelling at me. She rang me up and honored the advertised price for one watermelon Today, I went in to get a few things. The Poppi sodas were out front. The advertisement on the pallet stated $1.99 for a 4 pack. I did not see that it said "for a 4 pack." However, all the cases of Poppi were in packs of 8. There were absolutely zero 4 packs, all the boxes were boxes of 8. I guess they want you to open the boxes up and take out 4? This is false advertising and completely misleading. Additionally, there was a box of soup with about 12 bowls in them. They were labled as $0.99 each. This is also misleading as we thought the box was $099. Again, the boxes that were with the advertisement were all packaged in boxes of 12. There were no individual soups out. When I tried to explain to the cashier she stated "well don't get mad at the cashier." I replied and told her I wasn't mad, I was just trying to explain. She laughed in my face multiple times, then another man at the register chimed in. He stated I was mad being mean to the cashier. He said I was raising my voice and continued to threaten to kick me out. He stated I was making a scene. The conversation went on as he said multiple other things. I asked for his name and he said "I'm the manager, I'm Albert." Okay- I didn't ask his role there, just his name, but he thought it important to flex his managerial position. At one point a customer chimed in and began making comments. This man stated "well if it's too good to be true, it probably is. Mind you, this man had two boxes of the same soups that we were getting but decided to put them back when he heard the price! lol! The manger Albert kept talking and telling me to leave and that I could go to another store. All I was doing was explaining that the advertising was misleading. Before I left I asked for the female cashiers name. She kept laughing then said her name was "Ms. Janice." After, she asked me for my name. I stated that I was just a customer and did not need to provide her with my name. This is so misleading! How are they going to Price things individually but have them put in a whole package...? Lastly, I don't believe that either of them were very professional. Albert, as a manager, should've stepped in when the customer began making comments, instead of letting him chime in and potentially escalate the situation. As a manager, he should've been able to talk to everyone calmly, apologize for the misleading information and fix the signage. Instead he proceeded to be rude, unprofessional and demeaning. This man is never happy or smiling when I go into the store- I don't think he likes his job very much. He is never warm or inviting to the customers. Mi would stay away from here if you like honesty, because they definitely are not that.

Hmmmmmm. Hmmm hmmm These candy apples are life!!! So many…read moreoptions super delicious!!!! They will run you 9-13 bucks each for a candy apple and you can have it sliced there or take it home whole, My favorite is the peanut butter swirl as well as the pecan pie and also the avalanche apple. They're also delicious a special treat. I like taking them home for movie night slicing them up and sharing them with the family. Very good customer service cool vibes lots of chocolate everything.

Great chocolates but my wife and I go for their caramel apples. They even slice them up. We like…read morethe s'mores flavor. The chocolate covered toffee bar is also a solid option.

The store itself is great -- clean, organized, and full of fun, interesting items. I was actually…read moreexcited to check it out and found a few things I liked. However, my experience at checkout really changed the vibe. The sales associate was nice at first, but as I was paying, they started watching me very closely -- like I was doing something wrong -- and gave me a dirty look. It made me feel really uncomfortable and unwelcome. I'm all for good loss prevention, but there's a difference between doing your job and making a customer feel judged. It's disappointing because the store itself is worth visiting, but that kind of interaction leaves a bad impression.

First off, what's up with the name? I passed by this store dozens of times but had no idea what is…read morewas. It's impossible to tell from the outside what they sell. Turns out it's a really terrific discount store. But you would never guess if you were just driving by. My first guess was that they sold Navy Surplus items. My wife guessed that they sold sports equipment. Since we had no use for either naval surplus or sports equipment we regularly drove right by the store, never bothering to go inside. Five Below is in the same shopping center as Sprouts, Kohl's, Michael's, Urbane Cafe, and Pho Gyu. So I drive by this place nearly every week. I might never have bothered to even check it out if I hadn't seen a photo on Yelp a few weeks ago. I have never seen any advertisements or ever heard anyone talking about the place. So glad I finally investigated, because this is my kind of store! Everything is $5 or less. (Wouldn't a much more sensible name be $5 and Below? In my estimation, "Five Below" is a monumentally stupid name. Even "Below Five" makes more sense). What this place reminds me of is what the 99 cent store could have been if, years ago, they just sucked it up and incrementally raised their prices instead of continually lowering the quality of the products they sold. That was a huge mistake for the 99 cent chain. Now most of their merchandise is totally crap, and along the way they were eventually forced to abandon their 99 cent price ceiling anyway. Maybe Five Below doesn't have the broad range of products that 99 cent stores stock, but what Five Below sells is of far superior quality. On my first visit I was blown away by the Toy department. Aisles and aisles of fun stuff, all under $5. (OK, mostly under $5. Their logo says $1 to $5 & Beyond) If you want party favor toys for a kid's party, this is definitely the place to hit up. But it's not all little kid stuff in the Toy department. There are Trivia games and toys that appeal to all ages. Even more impressive than the Toy department is the Candy Department. This is my new Candy HQ. Wow, what a great assortment of candy! I'm talking about brand name candies, like M&Ms, Butterfinger, Junior Mints, Haribo, Bazooka Gum, Bit O Honey, etc etc. There's a wide variety of what was once called "penny candy." Prices starting at ten cents. Such a fun store! They sell other things besides candy and toys, of course. I noticed there's a department that sells phone accessories. What else, I don't know. And to tell you the truth, I may never know. I'm happy in the front of the store with the toys and candy, What goes on in the back of the store is none of my business. Mikey C says: shiver me timbers, I'm a sailin' away.

My favorite place to shop! Great food, greatest service, plenty of parking…read more Always good music and happy, positive, helpful people working there. When I was sad after my son died, I got hugs. I will be forever grateful for that.

Hi. My name is Anson, and I'm a snack addict…read more Trader Joe's has perfected the whole shopping experience. Shopping at a regular grocery store is drudgery. But shopping at Trader Joe's? It's like being a kid at Disneyland. Sure, you've got all the staples you would find in a typical grocery store, with the selection of meat and produce understandably a little narrower. You've got your pasta, nuts, drinks, and frozen foods galore. But where Trader Joe's really stands out is their *ginormous* selection of snacks. Chocolate snacks. Crunchy snacks. Fruity snacks. Sweet, savory, and everything in between. And made with better ingredients, you'll almost convince yourself that they're actually healthful. Because, let's face it: there's only so much rice and pasta one can eat. Snacking, on the other hand, is virtually limitless. It's always a struggle to have self-control here. The only thing I can do is to limit myself to a hand basket instead of a full shopping cart!

I prefer this dollar tree than the other one nearby since it's a bigger store with more selection…read moreof items. They have more storage bin options here too. This store has most items for $1.25. The pet food costs more though so be aware of that. There's a lot of good finds here honestly. If you are having a party or decorating for the holidays, then come here for cheap supplies! You won't regret it for the price.

Just like the other locations, it is in need of a remodel, but the prices can't be beat. The staff…read morewas very friendly and helpful. Plenty of easy parking. The store was well stocked, and there are plenty of deals to be found, ideal for small household, essentials, and snack snacks.

The young man at the counter was very nice very helpful. I asked him a couple questions about the…read morepiñatas . He said to bring a photo and he will match it and make a piñata out out of it, which was really cool. There are so much different candies and varieties. Everything is so very unique . It was a tiny bit pricey. There is some old-school candies I haven't seen since back in the days ! Place is very quiet. It's in a corner hidden !!! Wish there was samples!! lol

SERVICE WITH A SMILE! BEST SERVICE! Called late night to…read morepick up a birthday cake for my daughter right before closing, the 2 gentlemen that were working were so attentive and kind. They were very helpful in making my selection. They truly provide the best customer experience! They took their time and decorated my daughter's cake & even scooped some ice cream for us. The energy feels good in this establishment & it is clean. 10/10 stars. Highly recommend. These guys deserve a raise!

This business has been around at least 45 years (?) is my guess. We grew up in Oxnard and remember…read moreit's existence forever. Glad to see it's still open. The building is old, run down. The ice cream is still delicious and refreshing. Great customer service too. They carry all the flavors, fancy cones, toppings and ice cream cakes. We look forward to coming back for the next 40 years!