Everything $2.99 Only

The name is what attracted me to the store …$ 2.99 what a deal right? But i came to a very big disappointment because most if the things that are under $ 10 are out of style and poor quality and the few things that did catch my eye were over $ 20 not what i expected

I’m gonna give it one star, but we can just pretend that that = a big, fat, ZERO stars…
This place is lamer than lame. I only bothered checking it out, because I noticed it by the train station.
It wasn’t as the sign says… not everything was $ 2.99. It was like a junk-​hole. Some furniture & mattresses (new), for $ 100+ and some crappy clothes $ 5.99−10.99 and a couple of random things (ie show laces) for $ 1.99.

Junk. This store used to be cool. I don’t know what happened.
PARKING: These chain of stores exist throughout Los Angeles. The one on Vermont and the one on Western have inconvenient, scarce street parking.
Most of the «decent» items are over $ 2.99 and aren’t worth what they are asking. The quality is just cheap. The last time I was at this store, it looked like they were about to go out of business and they had no customers. I don’t see this enterprise lasting much longer.

As the many signs outside the building and inside the building remind you, everything in this store is only $ 2.99 or less. They have women’s and men’s clothes, shoes, purses, accessories, boxed gifts and so much more. Sections are are a bit unorganized, but you can easily figure out where the women’s and men’s sections are. There are 2 floors, but the upstairs has more used and recycled clothing. I usually stick to the bottom floor and in the past I have found some cute beaded slip on mules and funky pink sunglasses. Let me warn you that some clothing is damaged.i.e. rips, holes from sensors, etc. There is only metered street parking. I usually stop on in after visiting my nearby acupuncture clinic. In other words, I don’t go out of my way to come here unless I’m nearby.