99 Cents Only Store

This is the only $ 0.99 store I will go to. It’s clean and the cashiers are friendly. They have tons of items even though I don’t want them I still buy them. And their seasonal aisle has gotten much better. I also noticed that their shelves have gotten taller which helps with them adding more items.

This has to be the cleanest 99cents only store I have been to. Dunno if it’s new or what but the items were stocked, employees were knowledgable with the items they sold, and there aren’t any long crazy lines! They also have dairy products and eggs but not for a dollar. Walmart has those items for cheaper! Hehe sorry 99cents people gotta inform my peeps!
Parking lot is big enough where you always get pretty close parking all the time. They take cash and card and they have 7lb bags of ice for a dollar! Wish I knew that during the hotter months, but now I do! :)

Well, I must say that I was surprised by this store when I walked in. I thought it was going to be a dinky little store with really crappy items. Boy was I wrong. This store is almost a full on grocery store! They have a lot of name brand items, which I was amazed by.
I wouldn’t buy produce here as most of it is bad or 1 day from going bad. The store kind of has a faint smell of rotting vegetables, then again, I do have a very keen sense of smell.
I think it’s funny that they call this a 99¢ store. When I looked at my receipt, every item rang up as $ 0.9999. Since when do we carry out the price of things four decimal places? I mean, I thought gas stations were the only weird ones… apparently not. I mean, they should just call this a dollar store or the .9999 store. Haha. On their bags, it says they’re open 9 days a week. Cheesy.
Anyway, I bought some hand sanitizer, some otter pops, and 15 egg cracker gadget things to resell. My total bill was $ 18 and change. Not too bad.
Aside from the poor produce section, the store was pretty neat and well organized. It was also well lit and spacious.