BOOKOFF Garden Grove

"Great shop if only they wouldn't hire "questionable" people to work there. For example, I couldn't tell what one of their employees were. Also, if they didn't priced some of their stuff more than what Amazon sells it for."

"A gem of a store, I wish more existed in the area. The staff is very friendly and patient with customers who are not familiar with how to sell. The selling process is straightforward and didn't take an unreasonable amount of time on a busy holiday weekend. The store always has rotating stock of stuff, so coming every couple months is like a new experience each time. The pricing to buy items is obviously going to be inflated, but some stuff, like video game consoles are wildly overpriced. $200 for a PS4/Xbox One or DS Lites for $150 is crazy. Game pricing is a bit more reasonable and close to pricecharting. Other older items are mostly priced below what you would expect so if you're looking for specific general media this is a well stocked location. This place should stop accepting Funkos ASAP. The store is already overrun with them and the chance that most of them are going to move is low. Not a good use of space that could otherwise be used for more popular merchandise."

"Wow, that was an hour of my life I'll never get back. Do not come here if you want to buy a game console. I'd like to know who was pricing their PSX consoles at $140 and a GBA at $200 so I can either ask them to share what drugs they're on, or put them in a fancy rehab somewhere in Vienna because that is the only thing that's going to dig them out of a delusional hole that deep. Seriously, Wii's at $150? You couldn't give them away for free if you tried. An ancient, outdated DSI at $140. For context: The same price point will net you a New 3DS XL for that, maybe less. And a lone, depressed Xbox 360 in a corner, for $95, begging an underpaid employee to put it out of its misery. The only thing I saw that was priced appropriately were the PS4's, and only because they had so many of them. If I had a way to check the firmware, I might have sprung for one. Rest of the store makes me want to double-dose my antidepressants. Wall to wall unsorted anime and manga scattered everywhere and designed to be as confusing as possible. Beady-eyed rows of identical Funko toys that will never escape our lives, our dreams, our culture. Antiquated forms of physical media like music cd's, books, and $1 comics that will never find a home. Blurays and dvds from a time past, not forgotten but certainly not missed either. Bookoff used to be great, they had a store at the westminster mall before it collapsed a number of years ago. But now, it looks like a glorified swap meet that should require their employees to distribute a barf bag upon entry to all customers."

"This place is huge they have a ton of good deals for you to find ita a treasure trove of good stuff"

"Store was amazing with their prices and staff were nice but, I tried selling some mangas that were barely used, looked brand new as well, and sold them for me for around 4 dollars… I didn’t necessarily expect that at all since those mangas usually range from 9-20$. I was pretty nervous to decline the offer so I ended up taking the money completely regretting my decision. I guess for those who are selling their items be aware that they might lowball you."