Santa Fe Outlets

I came here with low expectations, and they were definitely met.
First off, it’s important to acknowledge what this place is: an aggregator of discontinued or out-​dated merchandise that comes from other retailers, so the merchandise is constantly rotating. The thing is, I didn’t see a single item that I actually wanted to buy. At all.
I’m sure that there is an occasional item that gets put on the floor that is nice, but I’m sure it’s quickly snatched up by the people that are frequent visitors. I will never be one of those people. Why? Because it’s not in a particular nice part of Pomona and the parking situation sucks, as mentioned by other reviewers.
This place was packed, so there is no doubt that it’s serving a niche market. I’m just not one of those people that engage in shopping for the thrill of «The Hunt».

Cheap stuff but not worth going to this dump. My card was compromised after I used it here. I know it was from this place because I just got the card and hadn’t used it anywhere but here !

I love to look through all the good deals. But this last time we went, prices increase and NO RESTROOM! What is happening! We (my mom & kids) had to leave &of ins a restroom. We both left our baskets. Not sure if we are going to come back. It’s an inconvenience to have to leave just for a restroom! Why isn’t there a restroom?

I went there a couple of weeks ago after finding this store on Unilocal.I only have one word for it: «Underwhelmed». Parking is a hassle, it’s hidden in the back of the store, off Holt. There’s a very narrow driveway to enter and exit from, and it’s very tight to maneuver through. The entrance is in the rear also, which was good, since you probably don’t want to be walking around on the street in front (on Holt) due to all the «colorful characters» in the area.
Once inside, there’s a feeling like you’re in a low-​rent garage sale. Many boxes are opened and retaped /​resealed and many of the grocery items expired or near expiration. The prices are not much — if any — cheaper than you can find in the stores where the items were originally sold, like Costco. At least, at Costco, you can return things with no hassle — basically forever.
We ended up purchasing one small item, and the cashier had an attitude. I don’t think we’ll be back, not so much because of the cashier, but there just aren’t any great deals to be found here in my opinion. The search continues for the greatest closeout/​clearance center in So Cal — I haven’t found one yet!

This place seems to get a lot of overstock/​returned merchandise from Costco, Target, Wal-​Mart, etc… They have a huge selection of stuff from pet supplies to washing machines. Make sure to check items you intend to buy carefully before you buy them. Most of the items are new, but some have minor defects or have been slightly damaged (which is why they’re discounted). I never know what good deal I’m going to run into, but I always leave with something. Most recently I bought a 30lb bag of Taste Of The Wild dog food for $ 22 (I normally pay $ 50). The bag had a tear in it, and your could tell some of the food had spilled out, but it still had at least 20lb of left in it. Great deal: D

Today i had to exchange my thing i bought last week staff rudely told me that you can change once i agree what she said but ket’s check out the items that are good condition
everything it good i agree to receive and i ask for plastic bag because it tear she have bad attitude on me just need a bag did i do anything wrong?

I drove by this place 1000 times. Never stopped probably because all of the hookers pimp and police activity on Holt. However once I did found some good deals here. A lot of Sam’s Club, Costco, and Home Depot stuff for cheap. lots of revolving inventory. I bought some patio furniture almost half offf from Lowes price. Friendly staff too. I will be back for some deals…

Well, all I have to say is Santa Fe has proved to me that they are basically worth a better review. They still have a good selection etc, the main reason I’m upping their review is because they have great service. I can’t have a low review for that. Service is everything. Thanks Santa Fe for your excellent service.

This is my go-​to for low price cleaning supplies such as antibacterial wipes, toilet bowl cleaner, dish soap, swiffers, etc. Most stuff is brand name products with outdated or slightly damaged packaging but still works just fine. I’m not too picky about which brands I use to clean as long as it gets the job done. I also get great deals on office supplies here. Scissors that go for $ 7 – 9 in big office chains are only $ 3, scotch tape originally $ 3 – 5 are only $ 1. Once in a while I will find some hair styling products and household items for a couple bucks. I got bedsheets, bathroom rugs, cutting boards, glass food containers, kitchen utensils, and water filters for a quarter of what I’d pay at Target, sometimes even less than Amazon. Just like TJmaxx or Homegoods they are always adding new things so I come often and usually find really good deals.

Nice place to shop around all the time. I always like to go in and browse around, price are always pretty good. You can always find some great deal in there.
Few time I got some gym cloth, not lot of variety, but they were great and cheap. Also got some great brand Jean that cost like 50 put there, but they were just selling for less than 20. Sometime is luck as well, they might get some great close out deal. But once is gone you won’t see it again. I go check out once a while, see what new thing come around.
Always nice to check everywhere for the great price, sure can save you tons.

I went there for the first time and was so excited about all the great deals. I paid for my items with my debit card and opted for the credit card option so that I wouldn’t have to use my PIN. The following day I happened to be checking my bank statement online and discovered they charged me twice. When I called the store they told me that I had to wait a couple of days and that their records didn’t show any over charges. This lead me to believe that someone at the checkout pocketed the money. I called back a couple of days later and they said that I would need to bring in my bank statement. The woman with the heavy Hispanic accent said that she would have to make sure that it wasn’t my bank’s error. At that point I was irritated and wanted to return everything and get all my money back. I drove all the way back to the store and showed them my bank statement and they charged the money back to my card. When I got home I checked my bank account and the money had yet to be posted. Now I am worried that I may have to make a fraud report. If you go shopping there, I recommend you pay with cash.

I read the reviews to my boyfriend and he made me wait a week so he could go with me! What a disappointment! The place was tiny, hard to maneuver through and full of people that thought standing in the middle of the aisle not moving was the thing to do. Nothing seemed to be a GREAT deal. Lots of the items didn’t have prices on them either. We took a cart and put absolutely nothing in it. I do not see this location as being valuable or worth my time.

This is a place i will be going to. I love it i could walk down every isle and see the great deals they have. This is one of the best liquidation centers i habe been to.

There could be a few good deals but what made me angry was that they sold me a handbag with a hole in it.

My mom showed me this hidden gem. It’s pretty much all the name brand stuff you’re used to with a hole or dent in the box they come in but for more then half the price off. You can’t beat that! They have beautiful patio furniture for good prices. As well as clothes and shoes galore for children. I mean if you’re looking for something, chances are you’re going to find it here for cheap. Kitchen, living room, bathroom, bedroom items, everything! I love this place. Try to go on Tuesdays, that seems to be their re-​stocking days.
Not sure why anyone would write anything negative about this place? It really is quite a find and I guarantee you’ll love it.

This place is like a huge cheap buffet: you fill up on high-​calorie, low-​nutrition items, and leave an unshakable feeling of self-​loathing. You will have symptoms of a hangover as well.
There is absolutely nothing, I repeat, nothing here you NEED.
Yes, there are clothes, glassware, garden goods, damaged boxes of stuff, food items, toys, bathing suits, rugs, electronics and anything you can imagine. Like a giant garage sale, but with new, well, almost new, stuff.
I would never, ever buy anything out of that glass case. I don’t think anything can be returned for any reason.
I usually end up buying crap I really didn’t want in the first place, although my relatives all seem to find good stuff: a Dyson vacuum, Nordstom tops, a large oriental-​style area rug, a Costco marble-​top bathroom vanity. It seems to help if you are Latino and speak Spanish. My very own La Familia has at times procured the Latin Connection discount on large –ticket items by schmoozing with the manager. Just sayin’, might be worth a try if you fit the profile. Don’t even try this if you live in Glendora, OK?
The salesgirls are the real thing: don’t mess with them I’m telling you. Just smile.
The area is a little scary – drive your oldest car here, not the beemer.
I think they are closed on Mondays and maybe Tuesdays. Call and check.

Some Things Are Worth The Price And Some Are not. I Actually Saw Some Brand Name Things That Are The Same Price Or Higher Than At Regular Stores. I Think I Find Better Prices At Big Lots Or Walmart For Most Of The Things Here. ALot of Stuff Is Off Brand Items.
I Really Wouldn’t Bother Going Again. It Was Waste Of Time.

What a great store. But please don’t come here yet, not until after I go on payday this Friday!
I just realized I was near the hometown of Michael W, but instead of turning left, I turned right off the 10 and Towne Avenue. (And that’s not a political statement.) I have one of those 3 bulb pole lamps whose shades have cracked that I paid $ 50 about 6 years ago. I thought of replacement shades, but why bother? They had the same type lamp for $ 20 (retail $ 50), so what the heck, I bought one.
Then, I decided to do some window shopping for the few Christmas gifts I’ll buy. And I decided, what the heck, I’m going to buy these for myself: come payday. So hopefully no one buys these 1, 2, or 5 of a kind items.
— A bathroom scale for $ 20, retail about $ 50. The packaging isn’t perfect, but neither am I.
— An espresso machine, $ 40, retail is $ 80. I need a morning jolt of caffeine but don’t want to jolt my wallet rmpty.
A $ 20 stainless steel paper towel holder to replace my trashed wooden one, at least this won’t get burned or water logged.
— A stainless steel pot and pan set for $ 59, retail is $ 159. I can’t cook, but I won’t overspend to prove it.
— A men’s navy blue Costco brand half zip light coat for $ 10, retail $ 30.
I wanna look cool, but I’d rather feel warm.
These are NOT on my shopping list. But I also saw two Gucci watches, one for $ 200, and one for $ 400, and they retailed for at least double that. I saw some women’s Rock and Republic jeans for $ 30, Calvin Klein men’s purple V neck extra fine Merino sweaters for $ 10, retail is $ 60. There were 24 pack cases of Mountain Dew for $ 4, and 12 pack Caffeine Free Diet Pepsi’s for $ 2 bear the register. They have some other very nice high ticket items, like an all dark wood 8 piece bedroom set for $ 900, some large screen TV’s and office type furniture I didn’t price. There were some cheap food items and cosmetics too.
If you are a shopaholic like my sister — who can window shop for hours — and buy 3 or 4 cheap items, you will love this place. But I start to get impatient when there are lines, though they go pretty fast. And the employees I stopped to chat with were fairly helpful. All I can say is, this place is great if you don’t mind damaged containers or last year’s merchandise. There are no dressing rooms to try on clothes. Thought their return/​exchange policies are strict, you can still do that if within the allotted time. Just be careful what you buy.
And if shopping drives you crazy, please note they have blood pressure monitors from $ 25!

It is my guess they have some sort of deal worked out with walmart/​sams club. There are a lot of items you see here that are marked as walmart/​sams. My girl and I have found all sorts of stuff here. Garden supplies, home supplies, toys… etc. You have to hunt around a bit but you can find some killer deals. I can usually find hair gel that I like. Normally $ 3 – 4, usually $ 1 at Santa Fe. If you search the clothing racks you can often times find some good stuff. I found billabong shorts new with tags and they where $ 10.
Of course there is a lot of junk type stuff also. But if you take a bit of time to search the shelves you will walk out with some good deals.

My fiancée & I randomly found Santa Fe Outlets while driving down Holt. Usually we don’t go down that way because of the lovely ladies that walk the street… but since it was daylight I thought… why not? I was SO happy we stopped by. They have EVERYTHING! Clothes, towels, Swiffer stuff, crushed cans of food, lawnmowers, TV’s, etc. This is what you call a TRUE outlet.
Clothes: I’m a S… & most of the sizes were L & XL.
Stuff: Loved all the crushed boxes of awesome stuff. I have to mention Swiffer again because I saved over 50% on the solutions & wipes.
Toys: GREAT selection of baby/​toddler items… bottles, pacifiers, clothes, wipes, diapers.
Just go and see all the treasures you can find! :)