Macia's Closeout is a salvage store selling items from pallets, often with damaged boxes that big stores won't sell. Many items are new and offered at half off the sticker price, frequently making them cheaper than major retailers. Shoppers can find bargains and hidden gems like electronics, air fryers, microwaves, speakers, games, a carpet cleaner, household items, toys, clothing, and decorations, sometimes including products no longer sold elsewhere. Prices can be inconsistent, with some items perceived as overpriced, so it is suggested to double-check prices. Occasionally, prices may be negotiated lower. The store has a three-day return policy for store credit. The environment is described as really messy, which some find adds to the fun of hunting for deals. Street parking with meters is available. The best time to visit is on weekends when many items are 50 percent off. The workers are generally described as so nice and very nice, though a few reviews mention that some cashiers can seem rude or grumpy. The store has no restrooms. The primary language spoken by staff is Spanish.
Macia's Closeout isn't really a closeout their prices are quite high for a closeout store. It seems to me that before they priced their merchandise they search the product online price I would suggest to double check the price before purchasing anything.
May 2023
Lots of inventory and odd gems to be found. Purchased this coffee mug for my girlfriend for .50 cents.
January 2023
The merchandise they sale is very expensive, and the service is bad. People who work there are not friendly ?
