My mom is obsessed with this store. She's always buying things here. It's all new stuff people…read morereturn , I think . So it's sold at a very low price . I bought pjs and a few shirts for the gym. Customer service was ok. It's not super organized, so you must really search for things.

Very sad and rundown store. Everything is a mess and the prices are high for what it is. Most of…read morethe items are broken and damaged, the store very dim.

Inexpensive and all new merchandise. Liquidator is how he describes Last Deales. Shoes, clothes,…read morebedding, toys, backpacks, tools, etc. So much to choose from. I spent $60 on a large wool rug, a stadium seat, a pretty white cotton throw blanket, some gray designer sheets, and some school supplies. I didn't even begin to look at all the pretty shoes, and tons of clothes hung up and placed in lots of bins. Will be back for sure!

Great items. Reasonable prices. Highly recommend for any age gal looking for staples and trendy…read morepieces.

Super nasty!! People peeing inside the fitting room near the door and they took forever to clean it…read moreup. Need to open other fitting rooms they are more organized

I had three items and they were tagged apparently they didn't agree with the price on them and…read moretook them back and couldn't sell it to me because it was too cheap made my kid cry I'm so disappointed at this place

This place is huge and it's organized for the most part but what is really frustrating is their…read moreprices are insanely overpriced. They were selling half burned candles for $4 and candles without wicks for $3. Then there were the cheap bath sets you can get at TJ Maxx and Marshall's for $13. The big one was the bikes priced at $300 and $400 for USED bikes. These aren't high end used road bikes, these are run of the mill bikes sold at places like Big 5 for the same price. The cherry on top for me was the 18 or 19 year old girl walking up to random strangers asking for a dollar so she could buy the item she was holding in her hand. Everyone knows she isn't panhandling to buy the thrifted item, she is going to run off to buy alcohol or drugs. Who comes to a thrift store without at least thinking "hey, I should probably have money before making a decision to shop"?!

I got a pretty pink flower ballon for a brunch I'm going to, yay! So many stores are out of helium…read more I got a few things for my office- cute card holders and some organizers !!! The Dollar 25 cent Tree always has great things! I do miss it being only a buck but I always bought stuff I didn't need. Actually I still do!!! Dangerous going in there! This store is next a grocery store and there's other shops around. Typically I don't go to this one as I live in North Oxnard but my Dollar 25 cent Tree never had helium for gallons.

the guy up front was a complete dumbass and was looking at me like i was stupid for asking him a…read morequestion. save yourself a trip and go to party supply depot to blow up a damn balloon.

The service was great. People are friendly. Great discounted items. Its just unfortunate that the…read moresame clothing has been on those racks for a couple of months now. I used to fond cute blouses and dresses. I now every once in a while hoping to find something and the same blouses and dresses have been there.

I have always experienced a very nice and pleasant time while their , doing my shopping, I hope to…read morecontinue they always greet me with a smile, wich i might add is very nice the prices are great, I give this store a 5 star without hesitation.

We went there today and one of the workers was following us around the store. We couldn't shop in…read morepeace due to her being constantly there watching us. Even when we were checking out, she was watching us intently while being rung up. I don't understand if she thought we were going to steal or something while simply just browsing. It's just not right to treat customers like that. If they've had others do that to them well I understand but don't assume everyone who goes in will steal.

1 minute read: We've been here many times. When my wife…read moreneeds something, she'll have me drive her here. Parking is plentiful. Drop by and I bet you'll leave with something. Thanks

If you're going to the movies at Plaza Cinemas 14 in downtown Oxnard, you might wanna run a trip to…read morethis 99 cent store for some candy! Just saying! The owners are very friendly and quiet, but they will make conversation. It's a small shop owned by a Vietnamese family. Ask for Mr. Tran if you go and tell them Rhonda sent you! He will smile and talk to you. :) This is a great 99 Cents store, and I enjoy shopping here!

If you are looking for any type of card such as birthday, anniversary, thank you, etc then you will…read moremost likely find it here. You can't beat the price for the cards here and there's a huge selection. Lots of gift bags too. This is a slightly smaller dollar tree than the other one nearby, but it still has mostly all the same stuff. There's just less variety but it's still good to visit and get most of your daily household items. There are so many gift card options here too so if you need a gift then come here for a quick gift! You can literally get a gift card and then add on some other stuff you can get here to make it creative.

I can always count on The Dollar Tree to have items I need for super cheap. Prices went up a bit…read morebut nothing crazy. My dogs did some damage to my doors and I picked up some sandpaper, paint brushes and other necessities for the repair. Great customer service :)

I haven't been to a Daiso in 20+ years. I have been wanting to come to the Oxnard location since I…read moremoved to Southern CA 2 years ago. Most items are $2.25. It's like the Japanese version for Five and Below. I also heard it is owned by Walmart. I read online that they have coffee pour overs and coffee filters for cheap. I found a ceramic mint green one that was $6 and the coffee filters were $2.25 for 90. I also picked up some chair feet covers to prevent scratching up my floors. I went a little crazy. I also bought a rice cooking mug that allows you to cook about 2/3 cup of uncooked rice and it comes out to about 2 cups cooked rice. I also bought a few odds and ends and some supplies I needed for my work tote for organization. They sell small cooking pans, some camping gear, travel items, small organization containers, laundry items for air drying laundry and mesh bags. They have some cute kitchenware and even nail kits and accessories. I did the self check out which they had a sign next to it saying bags were $0.15. I brought my own bag in. I will probably end up visiting Daiso a few times a year as there are so many cool things to help make life easier.

This store is so fun to shop in! My husband and I are always stopping in and getting iced cold…read moredrinks for the road (and sometimes a small trinket because everything there is so reasonably priced)!