“Super great store to go grocery shopping. Unique and interesting items. Plus way cheaper than walmart and sometimes even cheaper than the dollar store depending on what the product is. great location and always lots of extra parking. Actually have nothing bad to say about this place or the stuff to really good grocery outlet.”
“I was helped by the black guy Travis he was the only one who seemed to know the job better than the managers ,he was polite to ever one and help almost ever checker when they had a issue with the their registered. I think he should be manager!”
“This Costco is pretty much the Fremont Pacific Commons Costco, but slightly better since it’s usually a bit less crowded, with shorter gas lines.
They also don’t do that annoying extra cut on the pork belly that the Fremont Costco does. Much better for our uses.”
“Daiso is a Japanese household goods chain and this location in California is a large one, which means the selection is broader than what you find at smaller branches. The store carries an extensive range of everyday items at a flat price point, most things running around $1.75, with some higher priced items marked in yen alongside a conversion table posted throughout the store to help you work out the equivalent in dollars.
The product range covers more ground than the format suggests. Kitchen supplies, storage containers, cleaning products, school and craft supplies, makeup, nail polish, party supplies, snacks, and seasonal items all occupy different sections of the store, and the inventory turns over regularly enough that repeat visits tend to surface new things. The Japanese sourcing means you encounter items that simply do not have equivalents in American dollar stores, which is part of what makes browsing here feel different from a standard discount shop. Camping supplies, food molds, and specialty organizers show up in sections that reward walking through the whole store rather than heading directly to what you came for.
The store is well organized and large enough that navigating it takes some time if you are being thorough. The layout is generally logical and items are grouped sensibly by category. Staff tend to vary in terms of engagement, but the checkout process is efficient.
For anyone setting up a kitchen, stocking up on organizational supplies, or just looking for affordable Japanese imported goods in a browsable format, Daiso is a genuinely useful stop. The price point makes experimentation easy, and it is the kind of store where you typically leave with more than you planned to buy.”
“Dollar Tree continues to be a rock for all in San Jose area This particular Dollar Tree ? is a steady staple in the area with all types of people and the items are still at record low prices. Compared to other stores the saving can be huge. They also started having name brands at a higher price than $1.25 but still it's cheap compared to the chain supermarket I now regularly supplement my shopping with a trip to the Dollar Tree Kevin”
“Well, I like that store; it has affordable prices and you can find a little bit of everything. Just always check the expiration dates because there are several products about to expire, or sometimes they're already expired.”
“08.13.25 2:30pm It's ok. It's a clean, beautiful building in a nice location, but there are much better Grocery Outlets in the Bay Area as this one has limited stock and is too small for being the only one in the area. It's great that Palo Alto has ONE. And Redwood City too. Sadly, Menlo Park, Los Altos, Atherton, Woodside, Portola Valley, none of these areas has a discount grocers, but they should as it would be popular.
Cashiers and staff weren't particularly friendly nor unfriendly, I'd say nonchalant. There was a unisex public bathroom in the left rear upon entry, sort of unclean, but it's there.
I did get the 3ct x 45oz Prego Low Sodium Family Sized Tomato Based Pasta Sauce for $4.99, which even their own cashier was surprised at the good bulk value of it so that was a plus.”
“08.06.25 12pm Really nice Grocery Outlet location and store. Had large product of USA honeydew for $3.49, cantaloupe $2.49, giant mangos 5/$5 (the other Grocery Outlets has them for 4/$5), humongous avocados 2/$3, 2lb Grape tomatoes $3.99. Really good fresh produce, though not much organic selections. Still, will be back, it's in the same strip mall as the gigantic Dollar Tree.”
“Variety of items for reasonable prices. Great for DIY projects, organization, and festivities/ decorations. Grandkids like to go here when they have a little cash to spend on arts and crafts and lil toys.”
“Very clean. Not crowded. Easy to park. The staff is friendly. The clientele is on the higher end. I like coming to this one. Plus, if there’s something I can’t find, Walmart is in the same complex, so walk there afterwards.”
“Good place to get decent quality gadgets for home use at good prices. Too bad they increased their prices when the tariffs were applied, but they haven’t cut the prices back now that the tariffs are removed”
“Shopping at Grocery Outlet is less of a chore and more of an adventure. Because their inventory relies on overstock and closeouts, you never quite know what you'll find—making every trip feel like a genuine treasure hunt.
The savings can be genuinely incredible if you have a sharp eye. For example, today I managed to snag two packs of blackberries for just $3.
Beyond the produce and snacks, they carry a surprisingly large wine selection. It’s the perfect spot to pick up a high-end label at a fraction of the retail cost.”
“DD’s Discounts has a great selection and very affordable prices. The team is friendly, attentive, and professional. Every visit is smooth and enjoyable. I always leave happy with my purchases!”
10:30AM - 10:30PM
1322 Saratoga Ave, San Jose
Discount Stores
“Best shop ever! It can literally satisfy every taste.
I came in to buy swimming shorts and I couldn’t believe how many beautiful clothes they have.
I will not miss to come again.”
“This store is a treasure trove for all my shopping needs! The prices are unbeatable, and I always find great quality items that I wasn't expecting. The staff is super friendly and helpful, making every visit a pleasant experience!”
“There's 2 people the ones that love dollar tree and the ones that don't. You can find everything here. Well nothing has been a dollar for a long time but sometimes you can find the seasonal dishes and there's so much you can buy if you browse around from practical to all my fellow DIYers”
“If I need something, if I need anything at all, my first stop is always Dollar Tree. I like the location of the store and the selection of products they carry. The only real store left in Redwood City. Check it out before it becomes a memory.”
“Our water in Santa Clara contains substantial ground water which frequently doesn't taste that great so we've been buying five gallon bottles of drinking water for nearly thirty years. I discovered Jenny's recently and couldn't be happier, you buy a twenty five dollar card and it costs 25 cents per gallon, better than most dispensary machines. I wish I knew about the store when we hosted birthday parties for our children it's filled with all sorts of five and dime items and lots of things young children might want. Certainly worth taking a quick look, wish I had done it sooner.”
“I've been to quite a few Dollar Tree stores, and this one is by far one of the better ones. The store is big, clean, and very well stocked. I work nearby, so I stop in often, and I'm always impressed by how much inventory they have. If I can't find something at other Dollar Tree locations, I can almost always count on this location to have it.
The cashiers are consistently friendly, welcoming, and helpful, which makes every visit pleasant. It's obvious that the staff takes pride in keeping the store organized and making sure customers have a good experience. This has become my go to Dollar Tree. Highly recommended!”
6AM - 11PM
4080 Stevens Creek Blvd, San Jose
Discount Stores
“I usually use curbside pick up. Last visit I went inside. The store was very busy with customers. Found what I needed and waited in line less than 10 minutes. For me it's always been a good experience.”
“Really busy. have fresh fruits and foods, but more then 20 need customers were waiting in line and only two lines were open. so it is really messed up and there was so many employee walking around and they weren’t doing nothing to open more lines for customers. There were many employees, but there were no management at all.”
“ITS LIKE A SUPERMARKET IT HAS EVERYTHING REASONABLE PRICES,
TO SURVIVE ON?
LIKE GOD SENT IT TO US TO SURVIVE ON AMEN❤️??????️”