99 Cents Only Store

I was here looking for a deal and I found one, but I needed more of the item to complete my project. When I asked for help I was then pointed to 5 different people. One pointed me to the next person and from that person to the next person and to the next, talk about LAZY! I asked if they could call and check other stores for the item after 20 minutes of waiting I was told only Upland store had the item, I then went to Upland and item was not found and not in stock and no one there remembers the call. After all I guess I shouldn’t expect much from discount stores, I will also get discount customer service… less to none.

Love that amazing buys! Always on the look out. Recently. Chocolate Captain Crunch Cereal, Special k Chocolate Cereal, Cinnamon Roll Captain Crunch Cereal, these are regularly priced at grocery store $ 3.89 and up.
Hellman’s Mayonnaise. Regularly $ 5.49 at grocery store.
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Latest find was 1 pound Farmland Bacon, $ 2.49. Regularly $ 4.99-$ 6.99 at the grocery store.
You can also find Cobble Stone Bread, Nature’s Harvest Bread, Home Pride Bread, Sara Lee bread, and buns. 10 pound bag Idaho Potatoes, 5 pound Red Potatoes, 3 pound bag red, white, yellow onions. Dozen Eggs $ 1.99.
Watch for the deals and visit regularly!

Really well run store. Less junk in the produce section. Always neat and tidy. And of course this is a 99 Cents store, so I come here first and then do the rest of my shopping elsewhere.
Always saves me lots of money. But do your research on prices. Somethings here are actually more expensive than at the regular markets: talking about some of the canned food.

Amazing what you find here. Wish they had employees with half a personality, but what do you expect for 99 cents?

This is my main 99 cent store when I’m in the area. Why you ask? This 99 cent store always gets amazing name brand food! From my organic and gluten free products, to even getting my brand name vitamins! I’ve been to many 99 cent stores and this one still beats them all!

Worst customer service ever. I went to this location around 1030 in the evening and wound up leaving the store because only one register was open and the line was very long. Normally I do not mind waiting, especially this time of year, but after I witnessed either the store manager or an assistant open a register specifically for her employees to purchase items and not take anyone from the other line or get someone else to open a register, I left very displeased. I will never frequent this location again and if it were possible to give 0 stars I would.

My experience here was not a good one. I came here for items for a potluck and a few snacks. I found everything fine but the lines were unpleasant! There were only two lanes open and the lines were so long they went down the aisles! To top off, I ended up not purchasing my snacks. Why? I glanced at the dates and they were expired!!! You can’t sell customers expired food! They expired before Halloween! Never coming back here again.

Big, clean, well organized, good customer service, in a nice neighborhood (there is target store next to it, sears and others), although it didn’t have the same variety of school accessories like pens, books, as i see in other 99 stores, but as an overall, i lt did the job!

I love 99 only stores, this ones location accross the street from The Plaza gives it a prime location. The bargains are there you just need to seek them out. Making sure you know how much it would cost you at your regular market, or you could pay more. Try to stick with name brands, as the off brands can be kinda cheesy. Herbs, yogurt, spices, flower bulbs, garden products are just some of the items you may save big on.

I come to the 99 Cent store for three things: office supplies, seasonal decorations, and party supplies. All three are way cheaper than the Target right next door, so if you don’t mind that none of the stuff that this store sells is of a name brand, then you’ll probably like it a lot. The aisle of office supplies has the basic pens, pencils, paper, notebooks, etc.; selection might be a bit limited if you’re picky, but I’m not, so it works for me. They also have cheap party stuff over on the left side of the store, from crêpe paper to ribbons and bows to tissue paper. A lot of it is even cheaper than on Amazon! Finally, their seasonal decorations: don’t expect too much, but if you’re going for a dirt-​cheap little theme, it’s easy to find what you need at this store. My only problem is that there’s usually not enough cash registers open; I had to wait in line for a solid 30 minutes once because there was only one register open and a couple dozen shoppers in the store.

I’ll admit I was very hesitant about going to the 99 Cent Store, however, I was impressed with this location, because it had so much to offer. It’s a bit far from my house of course, but the wife enjoys the selections, and its a great place when you’re looking for inexpensive decorations for holidays. They even have a grocery section which is like a big WOW WOW. The store was a bit stuffy disorganized at times, but overall I enjoyed the store and look forward to going back.

Came here to stock up on some cheap Valentine’s Day items like pens or necklaces just for fun to wear to work. There’s a huge sign outside the store saying «VALENTINE’S DAY SUPERSTORE» or something of the sort but when you go inside, the selection of v-​day items are quite scarce.

Same ol, same ol’.

It is the 99cent store, what is not to love??? I go here at least once a week to pick up various items and always walk out with a bag full of goodies. Apart from the normal deals you find they manage to score some pretty impressive deals. I have picked up name brand products that you can find across the parking lot at Target for 3 – 4 times the cost. Simple things like dog treats, name brand current products for cheap! It is always a good idea to just wander around and look, epically at the end caps as that is where smaller quantity items end up. Like off season items such as sun block in the middle of winter. Do you need it now? No, but for 99 cents stock up for summer! They also have a decent selection of food items such as veggies, milk, frozen food.

I have been coming to this particular 99 cents for the last year and I have been very lucky in all that I have purchased.
I love looking around for that certain bargain… Banana Boat Spray On Sunscreen, Wheat Thins, Nonni Biscotti, Silk Soy Milk… ETC. Whenever I do come I try to get here in the morning on the weekends so I can look at the fresh veggies & fruits that come in. The produce is best at that time. Another great deal are the drinks. They have all the different kinds of juices, teas, energy drinks. (Honest Tea, Langers, Monster, ETC.)
So… take your time and save some money. :) 99 is a great price to pay.

Clean and well-​lit, unlike some other locations. The usual good deals on various foods, cleaning items, and crummy kitchen goods. The produce section was decent, and the items looked fairly fresh. Maybe make that underripe: I’ve had two avocados in a drawer for a week, and they’re still hard. Almost no checkout line.

This store is awesome. Since Target is right next door (and I love Target), the way to approach your shopping experience is to stop by the 99c Only Store first, to see if they have what you need before going to Target. What items did I find?
— Colanders for 99c ($ 3 at Target).
— Jarritos Lemon/​Lime for 79c (n/​a at Target).
— CFL light bulbs, 2 for 99c ($ 4 – 5 at Target).
— Potholders, 2 for 99c ($ 2 – 5 at Target).
— Microfiber handtowels for 99c (who knows at Target)
— Wine opener for 99c (all more than $ 5 at Target).
There are lots of neat things in there too… worth killing some time to explore on a lazy afternoon. Enjoy!

When I am in the Montclair Area, I come here for the Good Deals. Copied by others, part of 99 cents only store chain. I also go to the new La Verne Store. Frozen food, Produce, etc.
Located north of the 10 Fwy and across the street (Morena) from Montclair Plaza. Shares shopping center with Target and Panda Garden Buffett.