99 Cents Only Stores

Theresa Madrid

Hardly anything is 99 cents. Plus they don't have too much of a variety of toiletry items. I probably won't go back.

Emanuel Preyer

Everything is more expensive but now items seem fresher . Lots of items aren't 1 dollar prices creeping towards regular grocery store levels . Bigger items that were 1$ in Dec are 2$or 2.50 just check price on everything oh yeah check dates on cheaper items they'll have food near expiration or past it. Very consistent with their stock and prices

Francisca Cuevas

The shelves were empty in many areas. The prices for many items were unclear now that the store offers a wide variety of items over the .99 cent mark. The lines were extremely long and when there was a change it was unclear and patrons were upset.

Garth Seaver

I used to shop here all the time a decade ago. It's just fallen off. Where to start? The lines are way too long. They frequently go all the way down an aisle which makes it hard for both shoppers shopping, and those in line as well. The store generally feels and looks sticky/dirty. The produce isn't what is used to be. Nothing really is anymore. It's worth the extra gas money to go to the 99 Cents Only Store in San Leandro, or Fremont.