99 Cents Only Store

There are better stuff in other dollar stores… Customer service is terrible… Not friendly at all… Very snobbish…

Terrible customer service and make sure you bring your own bag. Lines get long too they seem understaffed.

Just giving you a tip. Your best time to shop here is during the week days. Saturdays and Sundays the parking lots are jammed and there is no parking. Forget side streets they are packed as well.

First time visiting here…
You typical 99 cents store, but I felt that there were more products here for some reason… But the layout of the store felt pretty crammed for me compared to other 99 cents stores…
Parking is in the back, decent I guess.
Location is on a big street, you won’t miss it…
Note: Surprised that I’ve found Korean OB beer here for $ 0.79 each! NOT BAD! Picked up a few for the heck of it…

The FDA should pay a serious visit to this store. When you look inside their warehouse on your way to their toilets you will come to realize the absolute chaos and filth in there. When walking back to my car I even saw what looked like a rat around the entrance to the warehouse. Inside, a disgusting smell was going around in the grocery section, where strawberries had gone bad and fungus had built up on them. Water melons had cracked open and flies were everywhere. At the same time, the store manager passed by without any regards or care. The lines at the registers were going all the way into the isles and despite multiple speaker requests by the cashiers to open more registers nothing happened. This store appears to be under serious mismanagement, as I have been shopping here for a long time and it used to be different.

Always a clusterf*ck, but I love the 99 cent store (aka 99 Cents Only Store). I’ve been coming here since I was in high school (I’m turning 31, so that’s a while!), and it’s always been the same, bless its little heart. It’s kind of crowded. It’s kind of messy. Parking is kind of awkward. But it’s worth it. Why? I bought lettuce once that was literally $ 3 elsewhere — 99 cents here. Cookies — a buck. Elsewhere? 3 bucks. You get the picture. Not everything is a deal, but a lot of things are. There is quite literally something for everyone. I like the fresh foods section too, as well as stuff that’s clearly discontinued elsewhere (like from Quaker — seems like they’re always discontinuing crap!). You can seriously score here with items like that. Ooooh, and I love their nopal (green) tortillas! Healthier than regular tortillas (fewer calories, plus nopal [cactus] goodness!), a naturally fun color, aaaand yummy! Can’t find that everywhere.
It’s a bummer that now there are items above 99 cents, but I guess I’ll deal. Don’t forget to take your own bags!

The worst 99 I’ve ever entered in my life… it’s dirty and things are all over the place and disorganized. Prices are not marked accordingly so you have to stand at the register and wait for them to leave the register as they run around hunting for the item to do a price check (since now the 99 ONLY have items for more than a dollar which makes no sense to me) Also, very difficult to communicate to the sales associates since I don’t speak Armenian. Maybe if I did I could have had a better shopping experience.

Let’s keep it real. Items sold in this franchise of stores are no longer 99¢ only. There are many items with a $ 1.99 or $ 1.49 price tag. It’s time to either change the name of the store or remove those items.
I love this place. Love picking up this and that, even some produce and spices are much less expensive here and a great bargain. Other essentials like paper plates, or air freshener comes in really low. It’s a great store overall.
But let’s not pretend this is a 99¢ store. You changed the prices and now you need to change the name because it’s borderline false advertising. It may seem like a small complaint, but it’s a slippery slope.
I loved being in a store where I knew everything I grabbed was 99¢ or less. There’s a real freedom as a consumer in that kind of shopping and it’s found NOWHERE ELSE, and now, it’s not even found here.
Shame on corporate for doing this and not restructuring the name of the store. I find the entire experience is now tainted and dishonest at the core. Inevitably things will continue to be raised and the once haven of under a dollar will be diminished to «I wonder if this is 99¢?» Which is how I feel shopping there now.
Way to completely destroy customer loyalty for no good reason. They could continue to strive and make it all 99¢, but corporate wants bigger offices, better vacations, etc. It’s certainly not translating to a better experience.
So long good idea gone greedy…

Big store, lots of stuff, the parking lot is a total nightmare and the employees are a bit rude. I wish they had the little shopping carts like Ralphs has now. The full size monster carts are WAY too big for the crowed isles.
Tip: There’s a thrift store across the street. Hit that up before or after the dollar store.

I’ve been a big fan of this store for years. I can easily spend an hour or so here and leave here with a full shopping cart lol. But the good thing is I don’t spend too much money. I get things for my home and office and the cutest decorations for all holidays.

Prices are good, workers are rude and parking is bad.

I wish I could give this store 5 stars because their selection is incredible but the layout of the store is Crap. You cannot walk 5seconds without bumping into someone, the aisles are always blocked with boxes and other Crap that should probably be in the stock Room… and the store smells like pee. They also need more staff. A 99cent store shouldn’t have grocery store lines… I only come here if there are specific name brand items I can’t get at Dollar King… hopefully these reviews will help them to fix the issues.

This location is well stocked ! I love coming here for small thins I need a home. I came today for today decorations and a few small gifts for little kids. Can’t forget the wrapping paper. So much fun !

I’ve been going to this location for 15 years!
This location just gets bigger and bigger.
I am so glad to have this location near my home. There is a bank of America at some feet away, 7-​Eleven, and Chinese fast food. Yumm.
There’s still multiple people working at this location from when I was younger. Here and then I see security.
Customer service is great and they have everything I need for a great price!

Today is 8÷3÷14 12:59pm. 10 mins ago I slipped and fell in this store while exiting the cash register area. The floor had water all over it and not only did I fall on my side reinjuring my back neck and hip but I cut my finger on the cup u had in my bag which broke. I asked for my 10cents back for the bag but they gave me a new bag and told me I could replace the cup. Yeah no kidding! Can you replace my back?
While I did have spine issues prior to this the fall has made my whole body hurt and I’m afraid my back is going to need a chiropractor. I am very upset. I may not look like it but I am partially disabled. This has really ruined my weekend and possible my week!
They to not clean the store properly and there were no signs of mopping being done. Clearly something was spilled and nobody bothered to clean it up! What if I was a 90 year old woman? I may no be 90 but I am hurt.

I’ve never experienced as bad customer service as I did here. The cashier didn’t acknowledge me at all, just kept speaking to another coworker that seemed to not even be work related. I seemed to be inconveniencing her by shopping there. The person behind me in line was up my butt with their cart. Everyone in the store seemed to think their needs were more important and wouldn’t hesitate to mow you down. What happened to respect?
But damn are those prices low!!!

Nothing. Browsed aisle after aisle, nothing. Also, it was raining really hard outside. Hoped to find some cheap accoutrements for Oscars 2014, kind of thing you only wear or use once… Also, to try and find what my friend DB calls fun «tacky door prizes.» DB always finds curious oddities, novelties Struck out on both fronts. And yes, as a few other Unilocalers noted, the parking lot is a nightmare.

No no no. Not a fan of this particular 99 Cent Store. The produce/​grocery department is small, much smaller than other locations, yet the store itself is not small. Parking in the back is a nightmare. At the end of the day, still the same items you find at most 99 Cent Stores, and what can you really expect for a dollar per item. But I don’t think I’ll be back at this location.

Good store to get some cheap stuff and some things that are name brand for less, though the selection is not all that great but will do when your on a budget.
Store is somewhat a bit of a mess and the layout is not that easy to get around. The produce is not to be much desired as it sits out getting old and stale.
The parking lot is good when not on a weekend. Can get packed during the weekends so I suggest a weekday visit is in order.

I stop in here every so often for a rejuvenation of supplies. The school supply aisle has fantastic bargains. Often times I buy pens, index cards, shipping supplies, etc, saving me and my company thousands of dollars throughput the year. This place has a wide variety of goods, all for the bargain price of 99 cents.
Recently, my little sister went off to college. Just so she knows and understands how much I love her I send her a care package once a month or so. I usually find a little something silly to put in the package from here. Whether it be a coloring book and a small pack of crayons, or a garland of glow in the dark skeletons, I find them here at a fraction of the cost.
There is only on downside to this establishment, They never have the same things they had the time i was there last. This means that if you find something you really like, need, want, etc, you should heed this small word of advice and stockpile.