99 Cents Only Store

Terrible service !! Stacy one of the managers is v rude and unhelpful! Never going to this store again

Bought a bunch of xmas boxes and bags. Didn’t use them. Had receipt and they were only 3 days old. Missed the sign that said no returns on xmas shit. My bad. It’s not the few bucks. It’s the principal. A Big F. U. to them. Anyone else would have taken them back.

As soon as you walk in you feel crammed. The store is dirty, and the staff isn’t the nicest. You don’t get cell phone service here either.

My one big gripe about this 99cent store is that the checkout lines are always so so long! They usually only have two cashiers and one needs to leave, so it can turn into a real angry situation amongst customers.
Other than that… I really can’t complain. I come here for so many last minute easy buys. For instance: movie theater candy, car air fresheners, and especially gift bags. Probably the best thing in these stores is the selection of gift bags, party supplies, and tupperware containers.
Im honestly not brave enough to buy certain things here (like produce or dairy) but i do see so many other people do it, so Im sure its fine.

Place has good prices and obviously a selection that is good also. I’ve heard complaints about the customer service it’s usually this one lady who doesn’t speak Spanish English only I believe. She’s got black hair brown eyes and a gap in her teeth. She looks middle-​aged forties and fifties. She is very rude and unpleasant and I usually avoid her register. If you’ve been served by her before you know who I’m talking about steer clear of her line! I’m surprised she still works there and more customers haven’t complained about her rudeness.

I hit this store up for some bottles and sippy cups for a drinking game I was running at a baby shower. Trust me, it is a good idea.
Anyway this place while well stocked had to be about the most filthy dollar store I have ever encountered. This is saying a lot as these places aren’t known for being a delightful shopping oasis.
The hand baskets need to be scrubbed and hosed down big time. I keep pulling them off of the stack hoping for one that was not caked with goodness knows what. Beyond gross.
They had a shortage of push carts. Yes the one I grabbed was gross but looked better than the hand carts.
I feel like I don’t expect a lot but I do expect to make use of carts to do my shopping.
How did the game turn out? Pretty well! Turns out drinking booze from a baby bottle is difficult but fun to watch!

They don’t have things marked that are over 99¢ so you get an unpleasant surprise at the register. When things are on sale for .79¢ it doesn’t ring up on sale so you have to argue with the cashier. The place has certain stuff dollar tree does not, that’s the only reason I go.

Well, I *was* going to give this store a good rating because I didn’t have any problems with the store itself (if you don’t count the creepy hall you have to journey through to use the restroom).
My problem was the cashier, a hag who didn’t even look at me once throughout the transaction. She proceeded to talk to other employees as she lazily rung up my purchase. Not a word was spoken the whole time. Unbelievable! I wish I would’ve caught her name, lucky her!
When she handed me my bag, again not a word or glance in my direction. I held my hand out for my receipt and she placed it on the counter… like really? I said «you’re welcome» and walked out.
I will never return to this store and I don’t recommend it. Unless you like rude cashiers.

Everything is 99 cents plus tax.

This is the best store in it’s class! They don’t just sell items that are really valued at .99 but many are valued more than .99. Here are just a few things I bought for $.99 here that would have cost 2 – 4 times as much at regular stores–
Miracle whip (the big bottle ones), they no longer have it. I guess Kraft was just promoting the item.
Yoplait’s gogurt (12 pcs) no longer there. Probably also a promotion by gogurt.
eggs – the medium ones. Yes, it’s small but many stores with extra large eggs have many small ones in them too.
Italian Bread, french bread
brooms, trash cans, air freshener
Banana (maybe 3 lbs), tomatoes (1.5 lbs), green bell peppers (3pcs)
tools – all kind
The refrigerated section is cheaper because they sell many of them in smaller size and quantity. For instance some hotdogs and cheeses are $.99 because they are just 12 oz while in many stores, they are 16 oz. Their flour tortilla are smaller or in smaller quantity. Some canned goods don’t taste good.
If you’re into saving money and have lots of things to buy, come here first before going to other stores.

If you can’t find it hear (for a dollar) it probably doesn’t exist. Alway a good place to pop into and see what’s new.

My first time in a 99 Cent Only store in nearly a year and nothing has changed. I’m still wary of their refrigerated grocery section. Any meat for a dollar is suspect. Seriously folks, you should not be buying any perishable items from here.
Maybe if you’re in dire straits for some carrots or garlic, but I’d stay away from any deli meats or dairy products. Unless you plan on eating whatever you buy immediately, don’t do it to your digestive system. The dollar antacids that are also sold here will not cure your ills.
What this store is good for is contingency planning and party favors. Do go and pick up some hilarious gift bags or gag gifts. Also go to stock up on «end of the world» items like vienna sausage and pork & beans.
I would NOT buy that for a dollar…

This store is dirty. I will not shop in a unkept store.
Mouse droppings in the grocery area. Nuff said !

99 Cents Only always has all the good stuff for super cheap prices, you can’t beat 99 cents for every single item in there!
Good place to shop and also a place for last minute misc. things you have to pick up before a trip.
My friend and I were on the way up to Lake Arrowhead for a 3-​day retreat and we forgot quite a few necessities such as soap, shampoo, hair gel, etc.
We picked up some of that, then we wanted to grab a bunch of munchies such as candy and chips so we loaded up our shopping basket with just $ 20 of candy alone, LOL!
Man, that stuff lasted our entire retreat trip up in the mountains, haha.

Hey, I like this store. The selection is often times pot luck, and granted, some of the stuff is pretty much worth 99 cents. But you can find some good quality stuff too. I buy my energy drinks here, although the brands are often ones you never heard of, it beats paying twice the price for a can of Monster. This is the only place I have ever found the Jones Energy Drink, good stuff. Also a good place for wrapping paper and gift bags and other items of the sort. One thing though is the checkout lines can be long and slow, because people will often load up their shopping carts to the top. But where else can you get 100 items for about $ 100 bucks?