99¢ Rush

Very very large selection of things. Takes a little looking but you'll almost always find what you're looking for.

I can’t believe all this time I’ve lived here and I’ve never been to this store. Since I discovered it a few weeks ago, I’ve been four times. They have great prices and pretty much everything you need from a 99 cent store. I’m really happy it’s so close and convenient.

Hey be been here forever, and they have some version of pretty much everything. In the downside, it always has a faint rotten egg smell. Very little is 99 cents, but it’s cheaper than most places around, and you can find some version of just about whatever you’d need. They take cards but there’s a minimum, maybe $10 or so, and that sometime means I have to leave empty handed if I forgot cash and can’t cobble together enough stuff I sort of want. The staff is pretty friendly, but they’re not out in the aisles, so I’ve always felt like one is pretty much on one’s own finding stuff. Maybe hats the fun of a 99 cent store? Whatever, that’s how it works. Very generally, they have housewares, food including fresh milk but not produce, craft and school supplies, holiday decorations and all manner of miscellany. They recently put up a sign saying the have bed big powder, which I thought was a sign saying they had bed bugs based on the text size and placement, and that gave me a bit of a jump. Anyway, it’s a useful store to have around.

Typical 99 Cent style/neighborhood discount store. A lot of bargains for the home and practically most of the things you would need such as beverages, cold cuts, kitchenware, stationary, house & garden tools, electronics, toiletries etc. A decent selection with decent prices. If you need it, they might just have it type of place.