2202-R S Shore Center, Alameda CA 94501
“Daiso, Alameda (South Shore Center) I’ve been here many times, the staff are awesome and friendly. This Daiso location has a lot of stuff but it’s very small, it’s a very tight squeeze when you’re trying to walk past people. The prices for their items has gone up over the years. Like all Daiso locations, there’s no return or exchange. All sales are final. Highly recommend to buy school supplies and some Sanrio, Hello Kitty stuff.”
2251 South Shore Center, Alameda CA 94501
“I call it the forbidden place because im not allowed to go there or we will go broke! I absolutely love this place.it has a crap ton of candy, beauty products , toys ect. Most of it 5 or below as the name says lol. I recommend it if you have money to SHOPPING.”
5719 Christie Avenue, Emeryville CA 94608
“I did not get the name of the young man that helped me yesterday, but whoever he is deserves a raise and a promotion if he wants. This guy went ABOVE AND BEYOND he went totally out of his way to track down an item for me. He didnt just locate it for me in the store....he actually did me a huge favor. I cannot express how difficult it is to find this specific item is and how important it was that I purchase multiple.....which he helped me with. Top tier, 5 stars, heads above the rest, just stellar all the way!!”
7000 El Cerrito Plaza, El Cerrito CA 94530
“Ok, so Daiso gets five stars in my book - not only because they have cute little containers & organizers of just about every shape, size & material, they also have the necessary supplies to pack & ship just about any shape, size or material! They also have quite a nice selection of finer dinnerware, cookware and the like, including folded steel knives, and quality ceramics. But my favorite part of Daiso? They sell art gel ink acrylic colored pens INDIVIDUALLY! That is hands down the most economical and brilliant way to sell these kinds of pens! Because when one buys a pack of colored art pens? It’s inevitable that one would have a favorite color… and that pen would run out before all the others… and, you see where this goes. To be able to replace just the one or few that have run out without replacing the whole pack is fantastic!”
Dollar General opened its 20,000th U.S. store on February 24th in Alice, Texas. It’s a major milestone for the discount chain that started as one small general store back in 1955. Starting with a ribbon cutting ceremony, the grand opening celebration began at 9am. First customers received some freebies - tote bags filled with free product samples and snacks from DG's Clover Valley brand.
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