August 11, 2026
Always a Good Deal liquidates overstock, shelf pulls, freight damaged and customer returns from Macy’s and Amazon with discounts of 20-70% on a vast mirage of products.
With a fast turn around and new shipments coming in often. This bargain hunters outlet can be slightly chaotic. Only open 4 months, they are still finding their footing. Sort like a small Marshalls, but loaded with real product that came from real stores.
Always a Good Deal is loaded with bargains on housewares, kitchen ware, bedding, home decor, clothing & accessories, tech, home goods and more. Though it’s not a bin store, you’ll have to rummage a bit. Still, the deals are here.
The first attention grabber was Smeg Multi Use Grill in a discontinued powder blue for $200. Retail is $400. The matching Smeg blender was $220 instead of the original $350. Some Viking Tri-ply black and copper pots (3-5gt) were $75 each instead of $200 each.
An Elite Gourmet buffet server was $35 instead of the original $60. The Cellar Holiday Casserole pan w/ lid was $25 and a Black & Decker 4 slice Convention Toaster was $40 instead of the original $82 at Macy’s.
An LED Beauty silicone skin treatment mask was $35 instead of $79. A set of 3-pc Tag Gateway hard back luggage set was $60 instead of $110 at Macy’s. A set of 6 juice glassware from France was $80. Sharper Image calming heat back wrap was $29 instead of $70.
Shoes were a great deal here. Though the stock looked to be past seasons, the prices beat anything I could find online. A pair of discontinued men’s Madden white sneaks were $25 instead of $90. A pair of women’s Lauren Ralph Lauren leather ankle boots were $65 instead of $150. A glam pair of women’s fold over boots with crystals by Thalia Sodi were $45 instead of $149. Some Anne Klein Percy booties were $35 instead of $62 on Postmark or the original $130. Men’s Rockport were here at $45. Men’s lace up Clark oxfords were $50 and Bruno Magli Maioco loafers were $75 instead of $189 at Nordstroms Rack.
Was totally into digging through the bedding here. An Urban Habitate Pink Jacquard 7-pc Duvet set was $65 instead of $260. Farm to Home Organic Down & Feather standard pillow was $25 instead of $45. A flannel floral Laura Ashley King Comforter was $50 instead of the original $270 and an out of box, quilted Kin sized navy quilt was just $20.
Not everything is at the lowest price. Like most liquidators, the retailers they buy from often lower the prices of their remaining stock near to liquidations levels. So sometimes when you compare the prices, they nearly the same. There was a few of those types of things here.
Manager, Gus is a sweetie! He checks everything before he puts it on the floor. Anything that is missing a piece or is damaged is clearly marked. I also watched him kindly go way out of his way to help a difficult customer.
If you’re a true bargain hunter, you’ll love this new outlet. I walked out with some Hotel Collection Down Pillows for $95 instead of $216. I also wanted the Laura Ashley floral comforter…. but hubby said, “Please babe, no more flowers!”
Be ready to pounce when you shop here. Product turnover is pretty fast.
I really, really like this outlet. A great combo of quality and low prices!
Always a Good Deal
750 Long Beach Blvd.
Long Beach, CA 90813
(562) 532-2610
Cash/ Zelle /Venmo
Debit/ Credit +3%
Open: 10am-7pm daily.
Metered street parking.
Near LB Metro rail stop.