99 Cent Only Stores

This is by far the best 99 cent store in Fremont or any other place I have been to. The selection is enormous. Watermelons, Epsom Salt, hats, earphones, towels, wine (usually $ 2.99), milk ($ 2.99 a gallon), bacon, chicken, potato chips. It is entirely possible to get all your household good here, but there is also quite a lot of cheap junk. Despite that, unlike most 99 cent stores, you can find a lot of merchandise that goes for $ 4.99 or more at other stores. I have seen 5oz tins of wild salmon, large artichokes, and 15 pound watermelons.

When I went to purchase my items, it seems that someone put an empty open scissor container (like someone stole the item inside but left behind the plastic outline and barcode backing attached in my bag) and had me pay for it. I didn’t realize it until I checked my bag and noticed the empty item package and that I was also charged on my receipt. I was obviously too busy getting my card out to pay. But seriously, how does the cashier not notice an empty plastic thing and still decide to process it through?
Disappointing

I couldn’t my eyes when I walked into this store. Nearly everything was $ 0.99!!! They sell a lot of random knick knacks and generic looking groceries for $ 0.99 too. I even saw brand name sun screen for $ 0.99!!! I was blown away by their variety of random cheap goodies. I go to their IG page and see that they always have good and new stuff and to my surprise it’s good stuff like Golden Peak tea and more! I don’t come here often but when I do I always leave with a bag full of goodies. I even bought flip flops for $ 0.99 lol. They have everything it seems. I’m excited to come back here because it’s hard to say no to cheap goodies and groceries lol. Store is clean and not cheap looking. Kinda reminds me of Big Lots but cheaper because almost everything is $ 0.99. I am a huge fan and I wish they would expand and have more locations. I know that some location even carry organic groceries!!! Can’t beat that!!!

99 cents only store actually sells most items for $ 1.they usually have more snack items available then dollar tree. line was long until 2 more cashiers were called up front.
buys: white chocolate flavored pringles (1)
–artifically flavored, tasty
pop corners (1)
–ny. based, tastier than popchips
–got kettle, cheesy jalapeño, white cheddar, chili
crumbs:
–parking lot full.

I remember when this was a Safeway, then a Smart & Final.
First impression … packed with stuff!
Most of the stuff was brands I didn’t recognize … that’s ok!
There’s a little of everything.
Won’t be in my regular rotation, but I’ll stop when nearby.

This store is usually cluttered, terrible veggies, and fruit flies which I have learned to tolerate. Now its a 99cent and up store (check price tags). I went in this past Sunday ¹¹⁄₂ it was really bad, produce wasn’t stocked left in boxes in the isle, there was a huge wet puddle by the refrigerators it was a huge box filled with rotted watermelons. The smell was horrible! This place is usually unsanitary. Id rather make the trip to grocery outlet.

I love this place. Quick, fast and cheap. The variety is excellent and if I was on a camping or travel excursion, this place is greatt for stocking up quick on individually wrapped items. They keep the shelves well stocked and the price point makes it easy to calculate your purchase total. I’m going there right now! Thank you

I like this store, but had to give them a rate 2! I purchased food that was well over a year old. Totally not ok! I told the front desk about it and was told ok. I would of been alarmed! Buying food here? You have been warned

Found this place in Fremont, went in to check it out an buy some reading glasses. Jack pot, bought 10 pair.
The place is very clean, organized. I even bought produce, rasberries, 99/​box.
Great little place in fremont

They have a good selection of veggies and fruits here. Sometimes, their veggies and fruits rotate so if I was specifically looking for something I wouldn’t count on them to have it 100% of the time. They have started selling milk here (not for $ 0.99 though), so if I need I can get some here.
There is always a steady stream of customers coming in and out; the checkout is quick and the cashiers are friendly. Parking is usually not a problem.

HUGE selection of everything! I highly recommend coming here. I love the selection of fruits and veggies and you can’t beat the price!

This is a basic 99 cent store. Relatively small and somewhat cluttered and unkept feeling. I don’t want to totally hammer the place because there are some nice little snags here and there, just don’t expect diamond in the rough lifetime merchandise here.
I find it quite nice to run over to the store and pick up some big size candy boxes of candy. They have lots of candy that is cheap and its great!
I shall continue to patron this store.

Came here the other day after lunch just to check out what this store carried.
When I arrived, I was amazed at the large cart of fresh tomato plants outside the store selling for $ 0.99 I didn’t get any, but thought that was pretty interesting since tomato plant is in season and nursery at other stores carry tomato plant for much more (about $ 2.50 plus)
Inside, it was another typical $ 0.99 store. If you’ve been to one, you probably will not miss this one. They got groceries, bath/​beauty products, clothing, toys, gardening tools,.etc.
A few shelves had stuff all over the places, but for the most part, this store was quite clean. I picked up a $ 0.99 aluminium foil tray (to help me catch the oil on my lawnmower when I change out the oil) and a bag of individually packaged peanut butter m&m and Reese pieces. Bill came out to a bit over $ 3 after taxes.
THREE STARS. Just like other $ 0.99 stores.

Love this place

So worth the drive out from Niles. This place has become my source for year-​round holiday décor, cheap party snacks, Andersen’s canned soups that are half the price of FoodMaxx, and random cheap veggies for my culinary experimentations. Not to mention in the spring they bust out gardening supplies, seeds, etc. on the CHEAP! There are very few things you couldn’t solve with a trip to the 99 Cent Store.
Go!

Found this place on a 2^nd attempt. Coming from the north side, you need to pass Stevenson Blvd and then Irvington High School. I just never been to the far side of Fremont.
Came here today, on a Monday afternoon and it wasn’t that crowded. It’s not as big as I thought it would be (compared to the one in LA), but greater selection than most dollar stores. So if you had to go to a dollar store to shop, I would come here. They do have almost everything, keyword: ALMOST. Let me mention some of a few stuff I saw today:
Grocery: different kinds of bread, bake mix items, sprinkles, milk & soy milk, easy bake over mix, produce (fruits, veggies), ham, frozen food items, canned goods (esp. of bean & fruit), excellent spice selection (I will be coming here to buy my spices), spanish crackers, chips, soda, dried pasta noodles & canned pasta sauce, etc.
Others: Arts & crafts (but not the fancy stuff of course, can’t expect it to be a Michaels), party items (streamers, napkins, plates, etc), a wall of children’s toys, school supplies, «hardware» items (tools to help with fix ups at home), etc.
What I loved the most was the plethora of Halloween decorations and items that would be over priced at a Halloween store like Spirit, and there’s more variety here. I found some Halloween masks and costume props, and many items I would buy if I were to decorate my home and throw a halloween party. I saw many dismembered limbs and heads, body parts for sale, halloween goodie bags, costume make up, and window decos… all for $ 1! There was 1 full isle of it, plus some Halloween stuff here and there throughout the store. The store also had autumn-​themed items, like if you were going to thrown a fall party or decorate your home.
I’m not counting on this store to be my go-​to store to shop for everything, because it doesn’t have everything, but it is nice to come here to get things that they DO have because I can imagine some of these products to go for more expensive elsewhere. Case in point– I was looking for food items for a simple recipe that asked for cream of chicken, but they Progresso chicken soup, baked beans, etc. I found ham, but not my swiss cheese, and there were no bread crumbs. Nonetheless I will be coming here in the future most definitely. It’s 99cents– who wouldn’t??!

Went to this 99 Cents Only Store since it was across the street from Green Champa Garden.
Got a bunch of stuff:
Halsa pocket pack facial tissue 8pack of 3ply tissues
Bath Wipes — good for camping with no showers
Tuna w/​crackers
3 grapefruits pre-​bagged
Charged it.

The time has come that a 99 Cent’s Only Store has finally appeared in Fremont. Before this store it was only Dollar Tree that Fremont had. Now finally we have one of these!
This place is extremely cheap! Everything is 99 Cents! Hence the name: 99 Cent’s Only Stores! This location seemed to be a former grocery store and now it’s a 99 Cents store. It’s located in the Irvington District of Fremont and is a much smaller store that the one in San Leandro in the Green House Market Place Shopping Center.
When it first opened, this place would be packed on the weekends. The parking lot would extremely packed and it would be hard to even find a parking space due to the very small parking lot. They would also run out of shopping carts to frequently.
The selection here at this store is not quite as good as many of the other locations that I’ve been to, but for Fremont, I guess it’ll do. They have your typical items that you’d find at most any dollar stores and 99 Cents Store. However it’s still a great place to shop at, if you’re on a tight budget.
Now that the store has been here a while, the parking lot situation isn’t as bad as it was when it first opened. They’ve also gotten control of the shopping carts by adding the Gate Keeper Systems to their shopping carts making it unmoveable once they reach the parking lot exits.
Customer Service is mehh okay it’s lacking certain things with certain workers. Depending on when and what time you come, there may be a short line or there many be a really long line. The workers here are just alright… they’re not as friendly as they could be but there alright.

I been wanting to come here ever since I saw them putting everything together. Tonight after church I finally get to dropped by and check this place out.
Wow… Unlike the dollar tree this place sale grocery! This place used to be a save-​mart. so imagine how big this store is. It’s amazing!
You can pretty much find anything you need here.
housewares /​kitchen need, school need, party supplies, canned food, produce, plus other stuff dollar tree will carry.
even pet food!!! Yep!!! (some are from China… I won’t trust giving my puppy any of those food)
Sweet find for me was the sunsilk hair products for only 99 cents. woohoo!
What I found very funny this printer on the wall says «open 9 days a week!»
how is that even possible??? lol~

Just came by today to see if this store was open yet — it was. I asked a worker when they opened, she said yesterday. Though it was an early Friday morning — this place was crowded! They carry lots of name brand goods, some of the typical off-​brand 99 cent store items but I got a hold of some Trix Yogurts (that typically sell for about $ 3 per 6 pack) for 99 cents! They have drugstore items as well as a big selection of grocery items including fresh fruits and veggies. They have a freezer section as well as a small refrigerated section too.
This store is packed with great items — Definitely a place you would want to shop at! Again not just filled with «generic» brands but you will find some national brands that are sold at other regular stores.
They carry things that are less than 99 cents too, but I don’t believe anything is over 99 cents!
I will be back!