99 Cent Only Stores

This place has so many products and name brands as well. They do sell some products over a dollar and they have a huge wine selection and they sell beer for 69 cents a can such as Sappor which is japanese beer which is pretty decent. They have a great candy selection and a nice selection of groceries and alot of little fun treasures. I would recomend them even if your not on a budget they carry good products.

Considering Dollar Tree is prominent here, this 99 is great to have. It’s a large store with all the stuff you’d expect them to carry plus your random and sometimes name brand stuff.
It can get busy often with few people working the registers though it seems to move along just fine.
Cleaning supplies, anything gift wrap/​bag related, jigsaw puzzles for my little one, snacks – hell, I’ve even used the condoms from here for years without FAIL so, this place is good with me!

Average parking out front, but it can get full because harbor freight is next door. It’s also hard to get out of the lot because it’s a blind curve on Valencia Blvd. bought a few 2016 calendars (pages are really thin), some Krazy glue, and s birthday card (has plastic cover so it doesn’t get dirty fingerprints on it)… All for 99.9 cents each. Most of the items they sell are copy cat brands that have the same color as the national brands, smaller national brands, and some unknown items. It’s perfect for college students or someone just moving into their first apartment, etc. there are some good buys there. I saw a lot of Halloween stuff there tonight that were worth the 99 cents. Oh, the bags of ice are a very good but there. Note: some items are marked $ 1.99 or $ 2.99, etc. that’s what they sell it for… Everything isn’t 99 cents.

The store is well kept, clean and has a great selection of items.
Majority of the staff are sweet, helpful and friendly. But, there’s always one! One particular cashier is very unfriendly and I have seen her be out right rude to another customer. Sigh. one bad apple ruins the bunch.
Overall, it’s a bargain and you will be amazed at some of the products you can find there for 99 cents.

Great store with amazing prices, and friendly staff. The nest part about the 99 cent store is a lot of times you can come here & find items you would find in regular stores for a whole lot cheaper. The variety offered is really great!

This 99 cents store is the BEST location in all of the Santa Clarita Valley. They carry more products as a whole since it’s bigger than most, and they carry a more diverse range of products.
The gardening section and the holiday décor is a MUST. It’s simply the best products, and of course everything has that magic 99 cent price tag.
What I do not get is the «premium» 99 cent store products. Can someone please explain to me why a «99 cent ONLY store» has these premium products priced above the 99 cent mark ($ 1.99)? I mean I’m not complaining about the price, it’s two fucking bucks, but why would a 99 cent only store carry such products? It doesn’t quite make much sense to me.
The staff is extremely nice at check out. Location is a little sketchy during the night though. The store is a great location for the homeless, and the wondering creeps on SCV that wonder off Bouquet and Soledad.
P. S. the panties that they sell… you’re weird if you buy those. It’s so strange and slightly disturbing to me. I mean you gotta do what you gotta do, but seriously. «I got these panties from the 99 cent store». Grody!

Of all the 99 stores I have been to, this store is my favorite so far. It’s in a great location and I never have a problem finding parking. the few times I have been here I have left with something that I typically buy at a regular store. Axe, Maybelline, FIZZ drinks, organic soup, to name a few. not everything is only 99 cents but usually items are clearly marked 1.99 etc. I come here when I’m in the area which is usually in the early morning when they first open, but by 930−10am you’ll be in a long line because they only seem to have 2 cashiers working, if that.

This is a bigger store than the one in Lyons avenue. I can say that they offer a lot of goods normally you find in drug store. Sometimes you will see like Maybelline, L’Oréal and Sally Jensen in there. Although, these are not current fashion trend colors, who cares at $ 1.99
We went there at around 8:30 pm. The place is well lit. However being a safety officer, I noticed boxes were lying around everywhere in almost every aisles which can be a trip hazard for kids who run around. They should be in one corner or attended. These were unattended boxes. I frowned on this.
I was astounded at the produce section. Which carried honeydews, corn and even frozen vegetables for stir fry. That was a bonus.
Employees practice good customer service. Greeting people as they come in and as you checked out.

My sister loves coming here! So whenever I am by her house, this place is on the to-​go list. This place has such a large variety of items. If you’re coming for one thing, you’ll most likely leave with $ 20 worth of stuff!
My go-​to section is the produce. (Sometimes it looks iffy… so make sure to check your produce people!) I mainly shop the produce and sometimes I find organic vegetables (yay!) This place is also good for party supplies, party decorations, art and crafts supplies for toddlers, stickers, and even books! $ 1 for a book is amazing, you can’t beat that price! They also have activity and coloring books for children. I don’t really shop the other areas, but they have toys, batteries, pet food and supplies, snack foods, canned food, clothing, socks, make-​up, gift wrapping supplies, Tupperware, kitchenware, cereal, bread, energy drinks, milk, eggs, whatever you name it, they probably have it!
The lines can get long at times, but I guess that’s the price you pay when shopping at the 99cents store!
BTW Not all items are 99cents. Sometimes produce is sold by the pound. There are some items that cost $ 1.49, $ 1.99, $ 2.99, etc… the price will be marked. so look carefully if you only want to spend 99cents on each item. (Most items are actually 99.99cents, basically $ 1)
Overall, this is a place worth visiting if you like finding deals. :)

This is the first time I’ve ever been to one of these stores. I was pleasantly surprised at the awesome prices and deals on name brand products like Essie nail polish for example. They cost $ 8 on avg and here they’re like $ 1.99 (can’t remember exact price but you get what I’m saying here).
The only hang up is that they get random rushes of customers and the checkout lines are limited cashiers. But if your patient (like me) it won’t bother you so much because of the savings you make out the door.

I grew up in an «uppity» household, so if I say I love this store, which I do as of only a few years ago, people should take notice! Every time I shop here I notice more and more items which I usually get at Walmart, and the price is often times lower. I also love that this PARTICULAR store (as opposed to the one on Lyons) is Clean and pleasant to shop at. I actually DO buy some produce here even though I’m a follower of Dr. Mercola who says to stay away from Non Organic produce. My favorite product is the Coralite Cooling Headache Pads which are Tantamount for my Migraine Pain management, but its hard finding them in stock!!!

It’s amazing what you can find at the 99 cent store. I come here weekly and score BIG. This store is always neat and organized.

Since I live up in Saugus it’s very convenient for me to come here than go all the way to the one in Newhall. I also like this store since it’s bigger and and have more items on them. The only hassle is finding parking when this store gets busy but I hope that changes soon in the near future.

This place is clean, well stocked and full of great deals with brand named and off brand items.
For earthquake survival packs and emergency kits I purchase,
water
tea
coffee
pots and pans
utensils
storage containers
canned goods
first aid supplies
paper goods to name a few. There’s Harbor Freight next door for anything else.
One of the best buys here are the gift bags and tissue paper and during holidays the boxes and wrapping paper.
I tried their off brand Swiffer duster product and it does not compare but for the price I keep them around for quick, not so in-​depth cleaning since they do not take up much room.
I buy fruits and vegetables here just like anywhere else, as long is they look good. Their not hand polished like some other stores produce and that’s okay. When I buy fruit and veggies, I always soak them in a 1:4 ratio of vinegar and water to help remove toxins and pesticides. I leave them soaking for up to an hour, longer with non organic apples. I’d rather buy my veggies and fruits elsewhere but if they look good, why not?
It’s a huge store and I know I am forgetting things but all in all, it is a great 99 Cent store.

It’s amazing what you can find at the
99 Cent Stores.
Food, toys, candy, cleaning supply, tools even makeup for lady’s or canned food
That all this are sold elsewhere for much
More.You can just buy it for a dollar and
Use it till it breaks and go but another one.
Most stores have huge inventory and its just like Costco you go in there for one item
And end up spending much more $$$
Just stuff you don’t need but must have!

I came here because I needed to by a few items. You can’t go wrong at this store. The parking lot is big and many people go to this store to save money.

How could you not like the 99 cent store! They have so much stuff that is normally sold at 4 or 7 times the price in other stores.
Best part is, everything costs $.99 cents!
They have produce, housewares, toys, cleaning products, tools, hardware, and pretty much any basic things you may need.
This particular location is clean, bright and the shelves are always stocked.

So I needed a pair of extension cords, and I didn’t want to pay alot for them. (They’re going to work so I can hang Christmas lights in my cube) Somebody told me check out the 99 cent store. 1 penny shy of a dollar was exactly what I wanted to pay for an extension cord. Since I also needed kitty litter from PetCo, I decided to trek to the other side of town and visit the brand new 99 cent store.
Normally, I usually find the 99 cent stores dirty and just… cheap. Usually I’m annoyed 3 seconds after walking in the door of the place. Well, this one was clean… and cheap. I was quite impressed. The place was bright, clean, and huge with aisles and aisles and aisles of stuff. There was even a produce section, and a frozen foods section, and several other aisles of grocery-​style foods. I was not annoyed by the place even after being in the store for several minutes. As I meandered around looking for my 99 cent extension cords, I completely fell into the «it’s only 99 cents» trap and found myself picking up things I really didn’t need. Before I knew it, I had cookies, tupperware, wrapping paper in my arms. But I couldn’t seem to find the extension cords. Beyond the «grocery store» section in the back, the place really isn’t labeled very well. But I guess it’s only been open a short while, so they’re still new and shiny. I’ll go back in a few months and see if they’ve hung signs up.
Eventually, I found an employee who quickly directed me to the extension cords, which I had of course walked right past four or five times in my search for them. I intended to spend $ 2, and I walked out spending $ 14. Not too bad I guess. It’s a good place. It’s clean, nice & shiny right now, I just hope it stays that way. If I’m over there again, I’ll definitely stop in and meander around again.

This is a nice, brand new store. Lots of variety, but you need to be careful about you buy at a dollar store. Some things are just not worth it. Case in point, they had banquet frozen fruit pies for 1.00(really 99,9 cents), but the same pie is at walmart for 88cents.
We went the day after the store opened and it was crazy busy. But, we did walk away with some amazing deals. NatureMade probiotic vitamins and nature made gummy vitamin C for 1.00. Back to Nature thin shelled almonds for 1.00.
The plants here are usually great but they were sold out the day I went. I know people rave about the produce, but I’m particular and prefer to shop organic. Its a good store if you know your prices ahead of time and are choosy about what you buy.

This is the newest 99 cent store in Santa Clarita which just opened last week. This was the site of the old «Do It Center».
I don’t normally go to 99 cent stores, but were on the prowl for a cheap chain leash for our brand new labrador puppy. The breader said we might be able to find one there.
Unfortunately we did not find what we were looking for, but did walk out with a few things.
This store is huge. The parking was crazy busy, probably because they just opened, but they have plenty of parking.
Surprisingly they had a really large food/​grocery/​vegetable section. We found a 6 pack of lettuce for 99 cents. 2 bell peppers for 99 cents. (Usually bell peppers are $ 1.25 each so this was a good deal)