Everything A DEAL

Hidden gem in downtown. Yes there’s a mix of good and bad fashions, but if you’re thrifty and don’t mind digging, you’ll definitely find a deal! I’ve gotten lots of cute items from this store.

Lousy!
Please don’t visit this store. There are Goodwill stores all over with better merchandise.
They will take your bags when you enter to store and hand you a tag. To be quite frank, I would prefer to donate items to this store.
No disrespect, but I can’t believe this store survives.

ok this is more my speed. i LOOOOOVE a deal. i guess growing up in la, we value price AND quality. i’m the kind of person who’s ok spending her time looking for a deal, so if you’re a boutique shopper this is NOT the place for you.
the place is a organized enough — they sell shoes, clothes, accessories, and purses. for the most part, everything is less than $ 35.
on any particular day, i always head straight to the clearance section FIRST. ignoring everything on my way there (as much as i can help it hehe). managed to snag a large purse at $ 20, and dress at $ 5… couple of other accessories at $ 2.
anyway, you’ll want to give yourself an hour to pursue. and if you don’t find anything you like, you can always go to ross across the street. :P

I am super mega fan of this store. I don’t care about the C street being full of non desirable types and this, my incredible deals store, located in the corner there. I am religiously visiting the store every other week to check what is new and what deals I can get. I also frequent and recommend the sister stores Z fashion in Escondido and other locations more south. Is amazing the quantity of great deals you can find here. I get things for $ 2 or $ 3 and people keep asking me where do I get all my cute stuff. Ok, here is my most open secret!
Yesterday I found out that all those fantastic shoes and boots I get there for $ 10 were relocated to the magic VIP lounge (the 3^rd floor) and has a life by itself. I could not believe my eyes: shoes from Italian brands, and American brands like Guess, BCBG, Anne Klein, etc, etc, for just $ 16 or 2 pairs for $ 30. Unbelievable but true. Plus friendly customer service. It is all well organize but in the brand shoe section be ready to act like in a bazaar, open all boxes you want, try all you can get, because what you get is what you get… there are no 2 equal pairs of shoes, so forget about bringing those cute boots to your cousin and get them for you instead. I haven’t seen any fight over shoes yet, but honestly they are amazing and at unbeatable prices.
Other items I am getting lately is the accessories, cheap jewelry that looks very deluxe, 12 pieces for only $ 12. Needless to say I don’t know where to put that much junk at home:). Make-​up of no brand but good quality (soft eyeliners in funky hues) is also found here, but just 99 cents a piece.

Everything was a deal. But junk is mixed with good stuff. It really needs a master forager to find the real deals. I saw some really pretty and cute dresses for just $ 7.99! BUT, buyer beware. The return is 14 days and with receipt and only for store credit. If you manage to find junk and foolish to buy junk, then you are stuck with junk. You can just assuage your buyer’s remorse with the fact that the price is so low!
I happened not to find what i needed that day but wow… what great prices!

The first floor was full of clothes and purses. I wouldn’t recommend them since it looked really cheap. But i LOVE the second floor! FULLL of accessories, makeup & jewelry for super cheap! besides the smell when you first come in, the second floor is a must to check out ! :)

This place is within walking distance from my apartment and I LOVE going there any chance I get. The staff is always friendly and helpful and the upstairs is the heaven of jewelry! They have walls and walls of necklaces, bins filled with jewelry and hair accessories all for a dollar. My favorite are the rows and rows of «bling» rings that I buy constantly and always receive compliments on, all for a dollar! The store it’s self is well organized and clean, and the location is right next to the 5^th avenue trolley stop!

They ain’t lying! Everything is a deal! Bought some great tops at a super low price! Planning on going back tomorrow! Yay!

I abhor this store. I am visiting San Diego and went in yesterday to see what this store offered. There are no fitting rooms, so I asked what the return policy was. I was told there were x weeks to return (I can’t remember the number right now, I’m so angry). Fine, I thought, I’ll go back to my hotel and try the tops on, then bring it back if something didn’t fit. I found 4shirts I was interested in getting, went to the counter, and asked the woman at the register what the return policy was, just to be sure I could bring things back. She also said, ‘You have x weeks.’ She was very friendly, and we carried on a conversation the whole time, finding we had both spent our childhoods in the same place. I went in today to return 3 of the 4, to be told that there are no returns, only exchanges. I was told by the gentleman I had first spoken with the day before that that they ALWAYS are sure to tell customers that. I said that I had NOT been told that and asked to speak with the manager, who had rung me up the day before. The woman, so friendly before, said, «I remember you, too. I rang you up, and I told you there are only exchanges.» Very rude in how she said it. Now, since I knew I have limited days in San Diego, and knew there was a good chance I’d be returning at least some of what I had bought, I would have definitely heard ANYTHING about exchanges only. I looked– there are no signs. The fact that they are so quick to rattle off their little speech about ‘always saying that there are only exchanges, no returns’ says something about how many times they must have to be defensive to customers. The thing is– there is no defense that a customer has. They stand there and lie, and you can either keep the things that don’t fit or have to get something else. I looked, saw nothing I would want to buy, and realized that even to buy clothing to give it away, for the amounts to work out right, I’d have to exactly match the prices, otherwise having to spend whatever it was over, or not getting the full use of my ‘exchange value’. I gave the card and receipt to a woman in there with her son. It’s the only good thing to come out of having walked into there.

This location sucks for parking, but the store was a lot nicer than I expected. There are no fitting rooms, but there are mirrors for you to try tops on top of your top. Lol. There are 3 floors — 2^nd floor has a ton of accessories– most of them for only $ 1. The third floor is for kids and men and clearance items. The bottom floor has a lot of women’s clothes. They had a lot of items for reduced prices. Compared to the locations in Rolando and in Lemon Grove, this one is my favorite so far.

Don’t be fooled — it’s not junk in here. It’s well organized and stuff are not old, used or damaged. Items come in various sizes too. Not sure the source but it’s worth browsing if you are in the mood and have the time. I saw tops here that you can find in TJMaxx, Marshalls or Ross but for 3x the price.
Downstairs is mainly for women along w/​accessories, shoes and intimate wear. Upstairs are mainly kids — you can buy soft fleece, cotton and velour 2 and 3 piece sets for babies, toddlers… hoodies and tops for girls.
I got a package of 3 super soft fuzzy socks for $ 2.99 and a couple velour hoodies for my nieces.
I wish we have a store like this in SF.

I can’t even tell you how much I love this place. Seeing as everything is $ 5.99 or less, I shop here so much that I’d say maybe half of my wardrobe consists of $ 12.00 outfits (shirt plus pants equals $ 12.00). The organization of this place has improved recently; things are actually grouped by size, rather than just thrown places according to what type of items they are (shirts all thrown together, pants all thrown together, etcetera). There are TONS of cute clothes for women here. I do shop at thrift stores for fun, for the thrill of the hunt, and to be less wasteful, but sometimes I wonder, Why do people shop at thrift stores when they can shop at a place like this and get new clothes for the same price?
The merchandise seems to be a lot of over-​stock, rather than old clearance. I have seen items being sold at other stores for much more money within a few days of my buying them for $ 5.99 at this store.
The guy’s selection isn’t so great. There are a lot of really big tee shirts and jean shorts upstairs. Eh.
One thing to remember: There is no public restroom here. I nearly had an accident a few years ago. I got violently ill very quickly and had to bolt down the street to a Queen-​Latifah-​Barber-​Shop-​style beauty parlor a few blocks away and BEG to use their restroom. They didn’t look pleased to see me, but they begrudgingly let me use the restroom after I gave the owner a look that clearly told her, Lady, I will just go on your floor if you don’t let me use the restroom! I am that sick.
My digestive problems aside, Everything $ 5.99 is a great place to shop! Just don’t be surprised if you wind up carrying such a huge armload of clothes to the register that you can’t see over the top of the pile and wind up stepping on small children who have wandered away from their shopping mothers.

they pretty good clothes great selection. they have upstairs too, which it has cool stair case