Last Chance Clearance Store

"A jungle filled with treasures for those who have patience and endurance. It is chaotic, it is overwhelming, phone service inside is bad, it truly feels like a dense jungle but the treasures within are worth it. This place is for shoppers with stamina. You will need to sort through endless racks, politely move around other shoppers, and forage the way our ancestors used to do. If you hate disorganized places, crowds, get overstimulated, STAY AWAY. YOU WILL NOT LIKE THIS PLACE. This is for marathon shoppers who can find a treasured, designer needle in a haystack. I have found $200 dress shirts for $15, $700 Italian trousers for $60, and many other beautiful items for over 80% off retail price. It is exhilarating. Yes, the store is messy, it would be IMPOSSIBLE to keep tidy with the amount of inventory and shoppers coming in, do NOT blame the employees for this. That’s simply the nature and beauty of discount stores and if you want to shop somewhere nice and quiet and tidy GO SOMEWHERE ELSE. This is my favorite store in the entire world."

"I understand this is a discount store so we have to put up with a lot. Although lately the experience has been awful! Today at the register the person helping me felt the price on a pair of shoes was too good so she called for a reprice. Someone comes over and states similar shoes retail for $475 therefore our price should be $300 something. I have never seen a shoe priced at $300 not even shoes that retail over $1,000. At least not on the floor. I had over $600 rung up at the register and decided to walk away empty handed. It was about the principle for me, I rather spend my money else where."

"This is such a great find! I wish we had one in the Austin area, but will definitely come here any time we are in the Phoenix area. Give yourself a good hour plus to go treasure hunting in this store. With patience, you'll find some amazing steals. If you love bargin hunting, definitely check it out."

"Kind of daunting in a way you look at it from above because it's a Basement Store and it's slightly overwhelming but just get on the escalator or those stairs and go on down to the store level and let the savings begin..... (so you think). The deals don't jump out at you like zombies in a Halloween haunted mansion. You got to hunt around and work on finding good deals. The best deal I found were .97 cents per pair of socks (and boy oh boy they have a huge variety of socks). From different textures, to thicknesses, to patterns, and leg length size. It really is a delightful smorgasbord awesomeness in discount sock land. Also I have to say on a happy sale sock shopping story it turned out to be successful and comfortable. Out of the seven pairs I got, six of them are amazing! I plan on going back to get more socks ( and hopefully find a mate to one I only got one of it's probably the most grand of them all). So if you have trouble finding socks this is the place to go, but they are on clearance right now and who knows how long that's going to last. People mostly shop for shoes there. It reminds me of Ross or Kmart when it was in business (but a little more depressing) However it's not as cheap as you may think I saw shoes for over $100 on clearance and a tennis skirt I thought was $20- $30 no... On sale it was $150 so I wouldn't exactly say it throws amazing blowout deals into your shopping cart but have some Diamonds in the Rough deals, like awesome socks for .97 cents a pair yep that comes to .43 cents and half a penny per sock now that's a deal anyway you look at it."

"I was going to pick up pasta, chop meat, sauce, bread and cheese to make dinner. Then cook it. Nah. Got a complete dinner for 5 from By The Bucket. Cooked fresh pasta, served quickly, very tasty for less money than buying all the ingredients and i was home in less time than shoppi g fir it all. Try the Football Special this week."