99 Cent Only Store

Decent sized 99 store. Plenty of parking available here.
On a good day, the store will be empty and organized. I recommend coming early when they first open rather than later in the day. This store has groceries and plenty of varieties of good stuff. Best part is it’s all relatively $ 0.99 to $ 1.99 at most.
Staff is friendly and helpful in locating merchandise. The downfall of this store like many others is that lines are always long when it’s busy so opt to go when they first open and you’ll be able to shop while everything is still in tact and not messy and chaotic.
One of the better 99 Cent Only stores. I wouldn’t say that everything is worth the while however, this location does carry plenty of veggies and fruits at a fraction of a price. Be careful and pick wisely. I usually buy veggies from here and once I have finished washing them, I freeze them. Additionally, this store is perfect for all you holiday needs.
Happy spending!

Descent selection of products but definitely could use an expanded vegetable section. While other stores carry a lot more organic vegetables, this one didn’t order them

The largest, cleanest, 99 cent store with good product. It rivals the one in Silverlake. This one is brand new and is the size of a regular grocery store. The card section is one long wall like at Target. The grocery and produce section is pretty full fledged. I got some beauty supply/​make up stuff, toiletries, and a card. Spent almost $ 20. Can’t wait to go back and spend like 2 hours shopping in there. A huge parking lot too.

no more waiting until there’s at least ten things I need to justify a trip, son. there’s finally a 99 cent store that doesn’t take two buses to get to. this place has been great. bigger than the two closest to it (washington & something, pico and something else), much of my visits have consisted of wandering aimlessly through every aisle leading up to the finale where I leave with one thing I came for and six others I didn’t know I needed til I got here. pretty sure this building was shared by a tv/​home theater store and lazy boy retailer, so … one can imagine how big this place is. and 99% of stock is a buck. ta-​dao. large produce section best utilized early and within reason (don’t get more bananas than you can eat within 36 hours; any sack of potatoes should be fine, but make sure your greens aren’t brown and the eggs «feel right» or whatever) and they astutely lined one border with tupperware, plastic bags, and trash liners. great place for paint supplies (that aren’t paint), stationary, cleaning stuffs, candy and coconut water. large parking lot if you’re into that and easy access via 100 buses if you’re into that.
if you see something in the electronics section you only kind of want or will get next time, get it now and high five yourself later when you return to find it sold out indefinitely.

The only 99 cent store you will see with Ferraris, bentleys and other exotic cars on the parking lot. But really this 99 cent store is amazing. As If its not expensive enough to live on the westside, this store offers some relief. You need a suit tie for a date night? They have it here. It amazes me the things that this store sells. They keep it clean, they have a huge parking lot with free parking. I’m a fan.

A poet once said:
I’m going to pop some tags
Only got 20 dollars in my pocket
I, I, hunting looking for a come up
This is F’n awesome
Or maybe it was a white rapper.
In any case, this store location is newer, cleaner. They have a whole lot of random things you can get for 20. I came here to buy clear tape and there it was!
I recommend this place for chuchky things for around the house. They had some tacky 4^th of July shinanigans if you’re into that stuff.
You’re bound to find something you need or think you need. Good luck, may the dollar be with you.

Oh my goodness its the best! With the high rents in la i like to browse the 99 cent store
They have goood frozen food! I have company in town and needed nick nacks
They had everything i needed from hot dogs to chips!
The lady in the front was not very attentive the first time i went but this time she was nicer

I was looking for a gift bag and tissue paper for a baby shower, but I didn’t want to spend a lot on something that will be just be thrown away and hopefully recycled. I was happy I got what I wanted with a cute selection to choose from for only $ 2.18. I didn’t have time to browse through whole store but it looked cleaner and neater than other ones I’ve been to. They also have larger grocery section.
I don’t mind coming back to this location to take advantage of savings.

This store is huge! It’s new so it’s still very clean and there is a parking lot available for customers. Lots of products to choose from. Only down side is not enough cashiers to handle all these customers!

DO NOT BUY FRUIT OR VEGETABLES FROM THIS PLACE!
Big mistake on my part. Came home and it was fruit fly central. Flies everywhere. They don’t refrigerate their fruits and vegetables at the right temperature like Ralph’s or Sprouts does. I literally had to throw everything out. Lesson learned
The location is nice and parking is easy, but in hindsight your really not saving much money on anything. The dishwashing liquid is «sample size» for $ 1. You could spend .50 cents more at CVS and get a full size normal bottle. The cleaning products and detergent is all watered down. Bleach for a half gallon is .99 cents, but you can go to CVS or Orchard and get a full gallon for $ 1.29 If your looking to buy Soda or some paper towels then this place is cool. But seriously, your better off going to a normal grocery store and you’ll actually get more for less. NOT everything is .99 cents. Example would be their toilet paper. It’s $ 2.60. Berries are $ 1.75 for small container, Milk (1 gallon) $ 2.75
Mango’s are .99 cents each but are VERY dry and have no taste whatsoever. Once again, fruit fly central and wouldn’t buy again.

This is the best 99 cent store in the city. It’s huge and has a lot of great deals. I will be going there often and saving money.

One of the nicer 99 cents store. It has a huge parking lot so no problem for parking. This also just opened so it feels newer and nicer. I typically go to 99 cent store for cosmetic items and stationary. But, while I am there, I usually do a quick look to see if I need anything. Beware of buying food items here as there are many items that are almost at their expiration dates. So, make sure to check expiration date for all items. There is a mix of brand and non brand name items here.

If you need a squeegee, this is the place to be. I needed to buy some for a project. They are useful for wiping your car windows in the winter too.
If you want to shop in a nice area, this is not the place to be. Parking here sucks. There was a train station next to this place, so if you’re going to be here quick, I would park in this area. You just have to walk by some bums and people selling things on the street.

Finally I don’t have to trek out to the Fairfax/​Wilshire 99c store! This location is just as large with plenty of parking.
I love that this chain has started making larger produce sections in its stores. Some of the items aren’t in good condition and should be avoided, but things like carrots, potatoes, onions, lemons are usually ok and a great deal. $ 1 for a 5 – 10 lb bag of potatoes is amazing. They also carry milk and eggs, which are more than $ 1 but still less than the grocery store.
Need a box of mailing envelopes? Oven mitts and other kitchen supplies? Bungee cords? Wrapping paper? Inexpensive holiday decorations? Household cleaners? Going camping and need skewers? Even things like a jar of mayonnaise or a tube of Chapstick are usually more than a buck at a grocery or drugstore, so get them here!
Items are not always top quality so use your common sense and decide if something is ok quality or worth buying elsewhere.
Love this store!

I’m glad that they finally opened a 99 cents store on this side of town with FREE parking! This location is the largest 99 cents store that I have ever been to.
They have a large selection for party and seasonal items. I came across a lot of St. Patrick’s Day and Easter decorations. This place is definitely worth checking out for any upcoming parties or celebrations. I was quite impressed with the amount of produce that they offered. Where else can you get bananas for 3 lbs. for 99 cents? I also came across organic salad greens for 99 cents. However, some of the quality of the produce can be hit or miss.
Don’t forget your reusable bag! TIP: Check your mailer for buy 3 items, get 1 free coupons!

I went to this 99 Cent Only Store location for the first time today. I bought a few items. The store is well-​shelved with goods for the home. I give it four-​stars, because I did not find some of the goods I’ve found at other 99 Cent Store Only locations.
For the record: I skimmed through the produce section in the store and the produce I saw looked to be bruised.
Note: I felt awkward at the check-​out counter since the cashier didn’t really acknowledge me (I didn’t get a «Hi.» or a «Have a nice day.» from them).

Location, location, location! I can’t believe there’s a 99 Cent Store five minutes from my house! WITH plenty of parking! It is huge and there’s a big produce section (strawberries for $ 1.79/lb). They even sell large bags of Doritos.
The workers here aren’t friendly, but it’s clean and never super busy when I shop here. Score!

I LOVE 99c only stores, and I’m happy there is finally one in WestLA that is nice and new and enormous. The official entrance to the store is through the lot in the back (south of pico) — there are two lots, one on the side, and one closer to the main entrance.
The store is large for a 99c store and is laid out well with lots of selection. Remember to bring your own bags or you’ll be buying a 99c store bag to take away your goodies. Lots of $aving$ going on here, so stop on by and take advantage.

HUGE parking lot!
HUGE selection!
HUGE savings!
99¢ Only Store on steroids especially for ALL things Valentines, greeting cards, gift-​wrap, bags and tags, batteries, kitchen gadgets, storage, HBA and cleaning supplies, plus the other usual suspects. Oh, and if you observe Easter, this is THE place for decorations.
Well-​stocked grocery/​produce department just may give Smart & Final Extra to the west some competition. As at other locations, I found many canned and packaged brands unfamiliar therefore passed, but would readily purchase dried beans, legumes or rice products here.
Staff stocking shelves seemed tentative, not into smiling or acknowledging shoppers, then again store has only been serving customers five days. Was grossed out by an employee who openly sneezed while chatting with another, more training for sure. However, my cashier couldn’t have been nicer or more competent! Told me it took so long to complete construction, HQ decided to forgo an official grand opening celebration. HQ, it’s never too late to throw a party, just sayin’…
Fan-​worthy for now.

Finally, a brand new 99 Cents store in West LA! It’s quite large, everything displayed well and lots of parking in the lot. So happy to be able to come shop for party supplies & holiday items! Walk to the metro, too.