This business employs people from all walks. They give everyone a fair chance. The cashier was…read moreefficient and did a great job, even though he may have lacked perfectly clean clothes. He was great. Kudos to Dollar Tree!

I stopped by this store the other day to find Valentine's decoration and stationary and maybe it…read morewas me going a bit too late but could not find much of what I was looking for but on the other hand found my favorite lipstick on the cheap side and got stocked. Easy to find parking and friendly cashier.

Our time was 1995..it wasn't old time ..neon blond hair school summer palm trees ..chips soda…read moreFanta? Slice ... Five and dime is a funny throw back ..in Sonoma county summer camp trips Got Mexican jumping beans ..remember that souvenir from San Diego from my sister ..guitar picks ..way back then Five and dime ..back to the future

Excellent service. They have anything you need. Pharmacy items. Knick knacks, hilarious gifts and a…read morehuge selection of magnets, socks and more! Don't miss visiting Five & Dime General Store.

I've been shopping at Grocery Outlet Point Loma for years. They consistently have an excellent…read moreselection of organic produce, quality meats, and occasional hard-to-find items like New Zealand lamb. The red wine selection is surprisingly good, and there's a knowledgeable gentleman, Larry, who is always helpful with recommendations and questions. I always check the first couple aisles for practical kitchen gadgets and usually leave with a few greeting cards for the year ahead. Fair prices, friendly staff, and a well-run store. Hard to ask for much more than that.

We often shop at Aldi and Trader Joe's, but whenever our family is staying in Mission Bay, Grocery…read moreOutlet in Point Loma is always a must-stop for us. We actually get excited to go because there are always fun surprise finds and incredible deals. What keeps us coming back, though, is that they consistently have a great selection of produce and meat staples. It's especially fantastic for anyone following a special diet. The staff truly makes this place special. Everyone is so happy and welcoming, and you can tell they genuinely care about their customers and take pride in their store. I've been relying on the wine selection for past 5 years. Ask for Larry. Larry has basically become my personal sommelier -- he feels like a friend to every customer who walks in. And the best part? We always laugh when we get to the register because it's shocking how much we bought for so little money. Such a fun shopping experience every time.

Friendly staff!! Big thank you to Asla & Iran for helping me resolve my issue from another Marshall…read morestore. They were very attentive and provided great customer service!!

This Marshall's is a mess. Not sure if it's because the holiday season is approaching and they…read moredecided to throw all the boxes in the middle but it was not organized at all. The aisles are small to where two small carts can't go through so one person has to back up. The cashiers were quick in helping with purchases. There was a lot of parking since it's a big shopping center. They did have a variety of toys and the selection for Xmas decor was abundant. But I did find some things cheaper at Ross down the street

I stopped by this place as one of two places to drop off my unneeded clothes for donation, as I had…read moresought out alternatives that weren't Goodwill, given how utterly wasteful and awful the company truly is. Besides the fact that parking is a frank issue in this location, what with currently unenforceable requirements to pay for parking (either managed by the private lot or by the City), assuming this is also meant for people who are just stopping by to drop something off, this location is small but very quaint. It is very prone to being very crowded. However, the décor is a worthy sight for sore eyes: it truly is a lovely setup they have. I encountered a couple of lovely women who appeared to be running the shop, and inquired about how much clothing they're willing to take. It seems that they can only take a heavily limited amount of such, and I was able to drop off a kitchen trash bag's worth of clothes. I didn't complain, because I understand (at least mostly, since I fully realised and acknowledged it shortly after I left) the limited capacity they have to work with. The entire transaction was painless and easy. I do recommend stopping here for the reasons above, and to be reasonably wary of the environment you will be getting yourself into. I plan on coming here again if I ever have to donate anything in particular.

This is what thrifting is supposed to be!! We came to browse after a tattoo appointment and I am so…read moreglad we dropped by. The shop itself is so darling cute and truly is a little gem. We met Hannah and Hannah who were running the shop and they were absolutely lovely! You can tell they put so much time and effort into making this place what it is. The prices are so fair and what thrifting is supposed to be. Their clothing is $4 dollars and their shoes are inexpensive as well. Their knick knacks were also very well priced and I got a computer bag that was brand new for $12 dollars. They also had mystery fun bags and we HAD to snag one, for $3 it's worth it in the fun of opening it alone. We ended up with some blankets, hats, and a gps and we had a blast tearing it open in the car (we couldn't wait). They also are a plant shop with lots of greenery all over and plants to purchase. I have a black thumb so I stayed away but the prices for them were also unbeatable. I HIGHLY recommend checking this place out. We love how they've curated the space to be and it's so worth the trip.

Wonderful place for tabletop Gamers and video Gamers alike. Man behind the counter knows his trade…read moreand always offers a fair market Price. Magic the Gathering night bring a sense of nostalgia for the old days of playing with your buddies in the basement on a Friday night in high school. Do you miss the old days of cartridge gaming? Game Rave them Xbox, 360, ONE, ps1,2,3, and 4? He has them too. I always make it a point to come back to game Rave any time I'm in town

Came in with a friend looking for game boy games and the fat guy in front was just honestly a…read morestraight asshole from the second we walked in through the door, gave attitude the entire time and acted as if he was too entitled to help a potential customer out. Don't recommend this place and will never be going back, If i could give negative stars i would.

They had what I needed and it was clean. Parking lot is tight but there is a side lot adjacent to…read morethe building that I go for. Sweet deal if you are over 55 on Tuesdays you get a discount. Good selection, friendly cashier and I got a couple new curtain rods for a great deal.

No one wants to give away their secrets but sharing is caring and this Ross is a hidden gem!…read more The bulk and volume of things they sell is like no other and I'm here for it! The times I've been to it is not super crowded so that's a plus! I did quite a bit of my holiday shopping here as well! Currently they have some cute gift sets as well! They do be checking receipts upon exit which I find a little annoying because the door and registers are like 10 feet away... and the person checking is uhm, no better than the Walmart receipt checkers. Did use their bathroom once and it was exceptionally clean! The location is good with plenty of parking available and other shopping options in the vicinity as well!

Had a return inside. The staff were quick despite ling line. She processed my return very quickly…read morewith no problems. The drive up equally as fast. Staff for both were very friendly and helpful

GREAT SQUISHMALLOW/TOY SECTION! Sports Arena's Target location is stocked to the brim with cool…read moregadgets, toys, and plushies for kids. The aisles were packed with families and friends. I ran in to grab a Bingo Squishmallow for Teddybear Toss Night across the street at The Gulls. I purchased a medium-mallow for $15.99, that's about standard. The Target was a little messy and slightly ghetto, I didn't care for the "Karen" patrons nor the wannabes. The 15 or less line took FOREVER, this Target is severely understaffed. One of the staff members stepped up to the plate to support his coworker but no one else joined in to help. There's plenty of parking out front and this location is in the middle of a busy plaza with eateries and Pechanga Arena across the street.

I stopped by the AmVets thrift store on 3441 Sutherland St in San Diego and had a great experience…read more Everything in the bins is $3 per item, which is a solid deal I especially liked that they use half-size bins instead of deep bins -- it makes shopping easier, less overwhelming, and way more enjoyable. You can actually see what's in front of you without having to dig forever. I walked out with a large bag of finds, and the overall setup felt organized and efficient. For bins shopping, this location is absolutely worth checking out. Would definitely recommend and will be back

it sucks, this used to be my favorite thrift store in sd and now it's awful. there used to be racks…read moreof clothes and shelves of so many household items, now it's just blue bins with literal junk. prices are great, but as they should be. i miss the old layout :(

PRO-TIP: BRING CASH…read more They have ATM's on site, but of course there's a fee. You need cash to even purchase tickets in, so keep that in mind. There's different prices for different days. On a Sunday afternoon, it was $3 per person. For frequent shoppers and vendors, I think they have stamp cards, which is neat. We had to speed run this trip because we had plans later on in the day, but we saw there was a swap meet across the street from the Brazilian restaurant that we were getting brunch at and nothing prepared us for how MASSIVE it is. I grew up going to swap meets, with one down the street for me, but this is hands down the BIGGEST one that I've been to. So big that my friends and I got split up immediately and it was somewhat difficult to find each other and leave towards the end since there's just rows and rows and aisles and aisles each and which way you turn with some dead ends here and there. There's food vendors and of course, lots of trinket, electronics, thrifted, home goods, and so much more. There's plants, fresh fruit, nuts, a neat little accordion (not sure what it's called but it's antique looking and little mechanical bits and pieces to it) that a performer had, jewelry, toys, video games, unique artwork, school supplies, clothes, etc. Before entering, we saw a vendor selling 6 pieces of clothing for $10. Friend got a bunch of accessories and jewelry for under $20. I got a cool 2 headed T-rex for $2. Some cool things were vintage Beanie Babies and the Panda Express restaurant signs? I would love to come back here and thoroughly parse through everything. Get there early in the morning and then spend hours here.

Spent the morning browsing the isles at Kobey's Swap Meet. $3 admission on the weekend is very…read morereasonable. Scored some nice deals on board shirts, jean shorts and books. Wish there were more book sellers though. There's only the one. Had some very tasty adobada and birria tacos at the little food court and found a spot in the shade for a little rest and refreshment. Nice way to spend a Saturday morning.