Remart

Sorry I don’t agree with you fans. Been there more than once. Some items are worth the price when they are marked down an additional 50%. For the most part, it’s not worth the drive to Anaheim for me. Many of the items are priced close to buying new. Not all from Costco. On the plus side, they have a good return policy as long as it’s not a marked down item. Good luck.

another outlet
used to sell primarily Costco returns, but now they carry stuff from Macy’s, Amazon and Kohls
since they buy pallets of returned merchandise, it is always a hit and miss here. Sometimes you can find some good deals, other times just junk
store is a bit more organized now, they were looking pretty bad a couple months ago, but have added shelving and stock a bit better
usually stop off to see if they have any dog food, when they do, pretty good deal
…boo, just a bunch of cat food this time!
got a couple Aveno gift sets on way out, pretty good to keep around for floater gifts as Christmas is fast upon us!

This was my 3^rd time, visiting ReMart. It’s not for everyone, but satisfies what several come to look for. I was on the hunt for inexpensive tshirts, shorts, and/​or a swimsuit. I found several items to try on. My disappointment was when the medium swimsuits and shirts, were not true to size (yes, I’m an actual medium, and didn’t have unexpected weight gain). So after trying the items on, I didn’t bother searching for a larger size. Some displays are labeled by size and other by brands. Take the time to sift through, if you haven’t found what you like, in your particular size. If you’re searching for baby items, vacuums, random bedding, kitchenware, and/​or a decent pair of jeans/​shirt, this place is worth a look. I did leave with 2 pairs of inexpensive, Calvin Klein shorts, for $ 10.99 each. One pair was Navy Blue; the other Vellum (and yes, that was my new word for the day. It could have simply said gray, but whatever).

This place is horrible. They have a bunch of returned items with a terrible staff. It’s more like a warehouse thrift shop with no AC. We purchased a rotating fan that stopped working two weeks after we bought it and they refused to exchange it because we didn’t leave the sticker on it even though we had our receipt. The manager was rude, hostile, and implied we were trying to return an item that wasn’t purchased there. We had purchased other items over $ 130.00. We will never spend money here again. Horrible experience.

We are huge costco fans, so when we heard of this it was a jackpot for us! Staff super friendly. It is a hit or miss but it is a liquidation, so I expected that. Everything is scattered, but I can tell they try to keep it organized as best as possible. One plus is they have (one) dressing room. I was disappointed that the costco stuff they do carry is only marked 20−30% off of what it would cost to buy at Costco. For that I would buy it at Costco and trust me, I know Costco’s prices. Worth a try, especially if you need baby stuff and vacuums!
Oh yeah and NO AC and it gets stuffy amd smelly, lasted about 30min in there lol.

Stopped in today to see what they have in stock. Lots of baby items (car seats, bouncers, walkers„ Halloween items, clothes, car items (parts and rims) microwaves, living room furniture, kitchen furniture, men’s dress shirts, vacuums, suitcases, AC units, few toys, some Halloween costumes (mostly boys size ⁷⁄₈ I was told by a cashier) as of today’s date 9÷27÷15, some pianos, garden supplies, animal supplies (food, automatic litter boxes, kennels, automatic food and water dispensers, puppy pads, collars) lots more but now my mind is drawing a blank.
Awesome store. Continuously receiving lots of new items weekly!

We were grabbing coffee nearby when we noticed a man on the street waving a sign promoting discounted Costco stuff. Was it food? We hoped not, but since we were there, our interest was piqued and we decided to check it out.
No food, thank goodness. If I had to describe this place… it would be a hodgepodge between a hoarder’s yard sale, and something that couldn’t be sold at ROSS. I think this is where things go right before they hit Goodwill, because they’re on their last leg. I’m sure if you had the time or patience to dig through some of the areas, you might find a good bargain, but I’m not one of those people. The store is super disorganized and there are random bins placed throughout with things they just gave up on trying to find a home for.
They have everything from furniture to a ton of toasters, microwaves, vacuums, clothing and more. Is it nice stuff? Not really — but it’s cheap and I think that’s the appeal to people. Most of the electronics and appliances that are there are because they’ve been returned or they are on the older side and outdated.
Parking is ample as it’s in the old Design District off of the 91 and Imperial, but the ventilation isn’t all that great in the store… so if it’s hot, you’ll feel/​smell it immediately.
Would I be back? Probably not — but if you have time to kill or just looking for discounts on banged up and slightly used merch… then this is the place for you.

This place has some deals but beware of these discounts. The tags show the alleged retail prices to be astronomically high as to make your discounts look good. This place was a great find at first but now it’s filled up with really random stuff that prey on your impulse purchases.

Found a 46″ TV for a really good price 3 years ago and is still in really good condition. You can definitely find good stuff here

First of all, I don’t think it smelled and I went in on a weekday around 2 pm. The place did not have much of a crowd. In fact, it was perfect. They have a bunch of odds and end stuff, but the clothes are a great deal. They even have a changing shack unlike costco. I bought an olive oil Misto that came with a salad dressing container for $ 10.00. They had a recarro car seat for your little one that was $ 100. That is cheaper than a Britax. They also had a MaxiCosi baby seat for $ 80. That’s cheaper than a peg perego. It is also illegal to sell carseats used, so I’d take advantage of that for your little one and not a get a ghetto graco. Id visit again on my way out to the 909 for sure.

Service sucks, cashiers dont work with you only there charge you, Items arent clean. This place is a rip off they claim original price is 200 for a product when it only cost 90 at its store and they charge 100. Not going back again. No A/​C a nasty stench in the store and sell «like new» beat up items for more than retail price. Dont waste your time.

Staff was helpful music was good, items are hit and miss. Best part 90 day warranty!

This place was pretty good when it first opened, but recently it’s gone down hill. Even though it’s full of random overstock items (some from Costco), it was usually organized well. Now it feels like a pricey garage sale.
I might still considering going there for furniture if you’re on a budget. You might find something nice, but honestly, you have the same shot at finding something similar or better at Big Lots.
Last time I was there in the summer, they didn’t have any A/​C which sucked. Now that Jerome’s is open next door, maybe ReMART will benefit from them, but it wasn’t fun to shop in.
Still, if you’re looking for a expensive garage sale — this is your place!

Dude, it’s an outlet store with returned or discontinued items from Costco. WITH a Warenty! I don’t know why everyone is complaining, especially since Costco doesn’t even have regular items stocked. It’s just the nature of the beast. Every time I’ve come here, I’ve found some killer deals: $ 45 for an Ergo baby carrier, $ 1.50 for Finish dishwasher soap, $ 3.99 for costco sized laundry detergent, $ 10 for dog food. And they have tons of TV’s, washer/​dryers, and vacuums. I’ll check here before I go elsewhere for appliances.

Used to shop at Remart when it was in Upland. My wife and I were in the area so stopped in here to see what they had. What a huge disappointment.
My wife wanted a treadmill or elliptical trainer. What a joke. They had a good selection, of junk. And the prices were ridiculous. $ 400 for equipment that was falling apart and had broken pieces on them.
I would not take a chance on buying this garbage unless the price was deeply discounted. I’m pretty sure I would be returning it.
We ended up buying some Resolve carpet cleaner and Finish dishwasher detergent so it wasn’t a complete waste of time but we will not be back, even if we are in the neighborhood. Don’t waste your time unless you need soap.

I guess you have to know the prices to compare prices. My first time to come here I was able to buy a few stuff that were at least 50% less. Some are priced almost the same at the stores like garments and kitchen appliance.
The place is really warm like there is no AC running. The place is not too neat or organize. Some of the staff were not too helpful as far as answering questions. But overall, it was a good visit for me. I was able to find what I was shopping for and more! I would come back here for more discounted stuff.

A big store full of steals and deals. If you have some time to kill, head in there and peruse to your hearts content. There’s almost always something worth buying.

Upon walking into this store two things will immediately hit you. First is the boiling heat, had to be at least 90 in this store which I think is the cause of the second thing. A horrible reeking stench that I can only describe as Buhdussy. If you’re not sure what buhdussy is watch the 1997 movie «How to be a Player» but I’m sure you have an idea. I actually dry heaved it was so bad. Luckily after a few minutes once my brain realized I wasn’t leaving any time soon it shut down my olfactory nerves making me used to stench.
If you can pass these first two trials of endurance you’ll be in for a nice surprise. More trials will follow though such as the Gauntlet of Elbowing A-​holes and the Barricade to Check-​Out.
What is ReMART? It’s a giant stinky hot warehouse filled to the brim with Costco returns and Costco seasonal items. As long as you have a rough idea on what the original prices are you can find some really awesome stuff here and in my opinion it’s worth dealing with the previous mentioned issues. If you’re the guy who spent $ 25 on LED light bulbs and then changed their mind and returned them… I then got to buy them here for $ 15. Hated that paper shredder? Well, it’s now here for almost 50% off. What happens to all that Xmas stuff you see at Costco? Ends up here for almost 50 to 75% off. Those fancy gift bags, the xmas cards, the wrapping paper, the xmas lights, etc. etc. All those items they have displayed at the store for you to look at such as vacuums, pots & pans, etc… here too.
As others mention there was some things in here not priced well, but as long as you go in with some idea of what things cost you can find some really good deals. They have a 90 day return policy so you have no worries just in case one of those returned items was returned for not working.
5÷9÷14 update: Store was both cool in temperature and fresh smelling. I assume the outside temperature has a direct impact on the temperature and smell of the store.

Remart reminds me of a swap meet just before the vendors leave, and there’s no kettle korn to get you through.
It’s a good place to buy a cheap TV for a spare bedroom or basement, and they had a couple good washer/​dryers when we were there. The furniture looks cheap – one stain and it’s totaled. Lots of knick-​knacks, and an unusual amount of TVs, all lined up out of the box. Lots of small stuff has been returned and is in open, broken boxes.
It’s worth a visit if you need a TV and you don’t like Kettle Korn. Or air conditioning.

I came here searching for a vacuum because I heard they get most of their stuff from Costco. They have home appliances, tools, exercise machines, furniture, clothes, light fixtures, among other things, and everything is marked down because it has either been used and returned, or it is broken, scratched, or missing parts. They had a few good things that I saw… I didn’t buy a vacuum because I still wanted to shop around, but .on their vacuums they offer a 2 year warranty which is cool because when you buy used you never know what you are getting. It was super duper hot and uncomfortable inside the store! If you want brand new, unopened, perfect products, you may be disappointed, but if you’re a bargain hunter you may find a diamond in the rough.