“First time visiting. I stopped in while waiting for a reservation at a nearby ramen restaurant on a Sunday night around 7 PM. The store was very clean, well-organized, and visually appealing. It was refreshing to see a wide variety of unique household items, including many products from Japan.
The layout was easy to navigate, and everything was neatly displayed. It felt similar to a HomeGoods-style store, but with a Japanese twist. I didn’t Purchase anything while I was there so I couldn’t speak on the pricing. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, and I would recommend it, especially for first-time visitors.”
“This is my new favorite store. Everything is reasonably priced and they have really cute stuff! I got PJs, makeup bags, car accessories,tarot cards, tech stuff, The items they sell aren't crappy like at the dollar store. My.son even bought me a Monopoly game from here. They also have snacks, drinks, candy, arts & crafts supplies, just overall a really fun store to browse through. I'm addicted.”
“Not many places like this left, please support them. Staff has always been nice to me. Wish they’d stop selling pipes/blowtorches and such though, encourages use.”
“This is a great store for the basics plus some home wares, and the produce is the only thing that can be a hit or miss. It’s going to be a little crazy being downtown and the employees know how to keep things in check.”
“It's okay, I just always feel like they think I am there to steal. It's projecting on my part because I don't get harassed when I go in. They don't even bother me about my backpack. I can't give it a five because it's a drab and dreary little place”
“I've been to 90 percent of grocery outlet stores in San Diego and this one is on my top 3...well stocked unique products fresh produce will definitely come back again”
“Too bad I live in LA or else I'd be here everyday!!! Food was a 10/10 and the workers at the deli have the best energy and make the best-est sandwiches ??”
“(Translated by Google) Very small store served but you find many things for the home.(Original)Muy servido pequeña tienda pero encuentras muchas cosas para el hogar.”
“Best souvenir shop in Old Town San Diego. Extensive inventory so you can find any souvenir you might be looking for. Been coming here since I was a kid. Employees are nice, knowledgeable and helpful. They also have a restroom which is a plus when you're shopping for a while!”
“Some of the best employees in the area. I'm a frequent customer of theirs and they're very much familiar with me at this point. They have right about anything you need and the employees are just the greatest human beings. Keep up the great work!”
“The perfect thrift store experience. There are so many amazing vintage items, the owner is extremely friendly and fair, and there's a store cat !!! I'm absolutely coming back. A hidden gem of a place. :)”
“Cool store....not everything is .99 cents. The prices are on the items if it's not a dollar. Has a little bit of pretty much everything imaginable!! Except NO ICE! They don't sell ice!! Oh and milk...only sell boxed milk. However they do put it in the fridge so its cold. Too expensive though in my opinion...$2.99 for a quart. If I remember correctly it's half of a half gallon for $3, I think that's too much! Other than that the ice in the milk the store is really cool! It has clothes, underwear, socks, hats, all snacks cookies crackers, cooking oils, bathroom amenities, cooking pots pans, even home decor! If you've never been it's worth going to check it out!”
“Very satisfied with this store visited about five times so far Elizabeth cashier Very friendly and helping to pack products. Other employees working the floor Very nice and helpful in answering questions about products in stock definitely clean and well stock. Definitely will be visiting on regular basis. Five plus stars
Thanks team”
“The line wasn't too long. It was a bit crowded but always is. They had the right gift bags I needed. I got in and out of the store in less then 10 minutes. The cashier was polite as well.”
“I stopped at this place for picking up some containers. This is located in big shopping plaza, the parking is shared, and a couple of rounds you should be able to find a spot. The store is well maintained and, one time, all the items that the dollar store will typically contain. The staff is friendly and willing to help. I got what I needed, and check out was easy.”
“i look forward to seeing the suprise goodies at dollar tree, but sadly through research i was made aware how the street people are almost stealing them out of business, which i was through my research caused the neighborhood walmart to pack up leave and close down, which i looked forward to doing my weekly shoping, which walmart called it the store was under" performing" being stolen out of business, i suspect is because in california you can steal up to $900+ dolars before it becomes a felony, on top of that the street people aint got nothing to loose, jail to them is 3 hots and a cot, on top of that, by the time the cops arive the 5 finger discounter is long gone, i sugested to put up signs we reward people who turn in shop lifters, also they could put on the sign please help us stay in your comunity turn in a shop lifter, there is no way do i have the smarts, to figure out the thousands of steps it takes to open 1 store now x that by 5000+ stores, i have heard street talk "i hate rich people, who are probably the low lifes that steal stores out of business, then i ask them do you know any poor people who have opened any stores lately, which causes them to go into a major grand maul sezure, trying to come up with a answer, then to further drive the point home, i say dont you think these rich people you say you hate, could easly close down every 1 of their stores and haply go to a tropical lisland and easly retire for the rest of their lives, not having to put up with low life shop lifters, facts even if money grew on trees the smart ones would get it first, fact i aint that smart, and i aint rich, so fact to the extent a person is rich is a measurement of their smarts, and i make it a point to thank them for being open, oh yeah if i witness a low life abusing a casheer, i will apologize for them being walked allover like a dirty rug, i try to conduct my life on the grudge factor, that means i go out of my way to treat people kindly and respectfull, so far it has worked out in my life real good”
“I shopped here for the first time on a busy Saturday recently and wasn’t sure what to expect based on some of the bad reviews. This is a discount store so I wasn’t expecting anyone to greet me and fawn over me while I shopped. I found the store clean, and well-stocked with merchandise. All the cashiers were busy and working hard, and got me checked out quickly. The prices are great. Maybe if I looked REALLY HARD I could find something to complain about?”
“This might be the most expensive and overpriced Goodwill that I’ve ever walked into
Now that I got that out, let me tell you little bit about it. It’s a super small Goodwill and it’s located in downtown La Jolla. There’s not a ton of clothes, but there were a lot of people for how small the location is. I was kind of surprised about that.
I couldn’t find anything that was my size that I wanted, but I didn’t find two Patagonia items that I thought were extremely overpriced for a Goodwill. One was a men’s shirt that they were asking 2999 for and another was a girls pullover fleece that they were asking $39 for I just can’t believe that someone donated those and they’re charging that price on those items”