Dollar Tree

My favorite dollar tree that I go to. I went in today and people were actively cleaning up the isles. The shelves were not empty and the frozen section looked pretty full. This store always seems clean and I will be coming back here every time I get the Dollar Tree itch!

I am a fan of Dollar Tree. I usually come here for event essentials: plastic cutlery, table clothes, food tins, etc. This is a smaller location but you can get quite a few different items here. The other thing they have that I love: $.50 cent cards! This is perfect for my little niece and nephew since they have no concept of how much cards cost at most stores!!!

Great place, lots of cheap stuff.

This store is on the smaller side. Typical Dollar Tree experience.
You can get Seasonal decorations and party supplies as well as school spplies, cleaning supplies etc…
My 1^st experience at this store was normal run of the mill till the end when I got t the check out. The cashier and I was having a run of the mill normal exchange when a woman walked up to us in the middle of the transaction. She said Excuse me can I get $ 3.00 in quarters please! The cashier finished ringing up my items than tell me my total $ 14.67. I hand him $ 20.00 and then he take my money and then begins to count out 3.00 quarters for the woman and then they exchange money and then he dispurses my change… I felt that was rude, like he should of finished our transaction before helping her.
My 2^nd experience in the store was typical again and had a much better experience with this cashier who was not only friendly, communicative and enteractive with us. Because of this 2^nd cashier I gave the 3 stars!

I really like this place call me cheap ass I do not care yet I can get the Keurig coffee for 5 dollars people .
I can find all kind of stuff I do not need reduced they have a little bit of everything. it is clean, they greet you they are the best yet I am sure it is called Dollar general, Taco Cabana is in the same parking lot and Dollar tree is next to Target, FYI

I come in here when I’m in the strip center because I am bound to find at least one thing I needed but had just been slipping my mind. And everything is a dollar so you can take a couple gambles without anxiety. Don’t make the mistake of falling in love with a specific product, their inventory changes a lot and you may never see it again.

I went her for some kites so I could take my jus to fly kites on a windy day and there was the friendliest manager named des who had an employee grab a box of kites from the back because there weren’t any in the shelf. I thought that was so sweet and we ended up having fun with our kites that day. Thank you dollar tree.

I was in this morning and the cashier refused my request for a paper bag. I spent $ 15, so 15 items. She said my items were too small and that I did not buy enough to warrant a paper bag. I asked if this was the policy. She simply refused to let me have a bag in spite of the fact that they had plenty. Very strange.

I’m kind of surprised this place scored so high in the ratings. It’s a shit hole and the staff hates everyone.
That said, it’s great for coupons and usually has a bunch of junk I don’t want to buy for $ 2.00 more next door at Target.
So, three stars for just showing up.

Finally made it in here! WHY NOT go here for essentials? Got bobby pins, hair ties, tooth paste, hangers, healthy dog treats, socks, etc! And EVERYthing really IS a dollar. A place where you could almost have too much fun in… luckily I was on a strict time frame. Sorry friends and family, but I might go christmas shopping here. You will never know though.
Service was friendly. Sucks they only get paid $ 1/​hour :/​
just kidding.

Megan M. and Alex H. conjured memories of some funky dollar stores I’ve been too. I particularly dislike when a so-​called «dollar» store has items for sale that cost more than a dollar. What’s up with that?
Dollar Tree is not one of those places. Things are wells organized, items are actually one dollar and you will find some decent items here for a dollar!
I found a nice back support device here that has lasted and given me more than my money’s worth. Great place for cleaning items, stationary, some automotive stuff and toys/​etc for kids.

Growing up, my parents often took my brother and me to the 99 cent store on Riverside armed with $ 1.08 to pick out anything we wanted for a good report card or a birthday gift for each other. Slowly, the prices started going up until almost nothing was 99 cents, so that tradition stopped. Imagine my giddiness when I found out that things at Dollar Tree are actually a dollar. Anything!
I often get a wild hair for a craft project or need a new cooking tool. It is at these times that I turn to the Dollar Tree to satisfy that whim. Each trip usually ends up with quite a few impulse buys (I couldn’t not toss that whoopee cushion in my basket), but also with one item that makes all the money spent worth it. The kitchen utensils I’ve gotten are actually not bad quality at all. Now I wouldn’t get a dollar store knife, but I love my dollar spatula and measuring cups!

i love stuff at a cheap price. this dollar tree is like many others. instead of name brand prices. you can get awesome bargains if you’re willing to chance it with generics…

Fabuloso!
But really, I do love a good dollar store… but who hasn’t been to the cluttered, odd-​smelling dollar store in their time? You know, the one that steers you away from places like these?
This dollar store, my friends, is about the cleanest, most organized dollar store I have ever been inside.
Of course, everything is $ 1 (or under). To the avid bargain shopper, you may find that other stores might carry the same «name brand» type items for a few cents cheaper– but if you’re looking for something new and different (and cheap) to try, this is the place to do it!
You can find all sorts of off-​brand items you won’t find in the bigger stores. There is plenty of everything here. Fabuloso? Yea, they got it. Kitchenware? Yep, got that too. Party supplies? Heck… you could probably hold one doozy of a party and clean up afterwards for dirt cheap.
My only minor beef is that they don’t take coupons as per company policy– but then again, everything is $ 1, so that keeps prices low.

The cheapskate in me loves this place. Bathroom rug: $ 1. Dish rack: $ 1. Broom: $ 1. Everything is literally a dollar! Hollar! Use your discretion when buying. Obviously if you get something this cheap you can’t expect it to last too long. Located conveniently next to a Target and a liquor store. Now that’s what I call one-​stop shopping!

I walked into this store out of curiosity and I think this is one of my greatest finds yet! I was so amazed by all the cleaning supplies and household items they carried and I will definitely be coming here to get these items from now on. They’re not your popular brands like Windex, Comet and etc., but it still gets the job done so who cares! Also, they have a lot of kitchenware which is nice when you need storage containers, measuring spoons and and etc. Lastly, they sell balloons and birthday plates and cups and it definitely beats the price of buying all those at Target.
I will be back Dollar Tree!

everything really is a dollar! looooooove it! I don’t buy a lot of the food because it’s MADE IN CHINA, but for fun tacky gifts and supplies on a budget it’s the COOOOOLEST! My only complaint is there are never enough cashiers.

Large bag honey whole wheat braided pretzels: $ 1
Set of two toothbrushes: $ 1
Package of six pencil sharpeners: $ 1
Hardcover books (various): $ 1 each
Greeting cards: two for $ 1
Package of 25-​count children’s party loot bags: $ 1
Funky garden lawn ornaments: $ 1 each
How could you not love this store!!!
No two trips to the Dollar Tree are the same, as they bring in new and different stuff on a regular basis.
Also, I usually pop in here first to see if it has what I need before heading over to the Target next door.

How can you argue when everything’s a dollar (or some fractional variant thereof)?
I struck out on two items I went there for last night to buy more of, but that didn’t matter as I found $ 8 worth of other stuff to buy, of course. The store was well-​stocked and neatly kept, only slightly marred by the rampage of children running through the store while being neglected by their parental units.
I found good deals on Zebra-​branded pens, Lance peanut snack packs, measuring cups, and reading glasses (Mom can truly never have enough at $ 1 each).
I (heart) Dollar Tree!

I adore the dollar store concept. I get seriously pissed, though, when my dollar store tries to sneak in a couple of $ 1.50, $ 2, or even $ 5 items.
Dollar Tree doesn’t. The only variations on the $ 1 price tag are the two for a dollar to five for a dollar items. This means they still have to scan everything, so you might actually end up waiting in line for a couple minutes, as was the case two days ago when a woman was spending $ 47 on dollar items. Wowza, that’s a lot of dollars.
Aside from the whole «everything is really, actually and truly a dollar or less» concept, Dollar Tree stores get five stars for being consistently clean, well-​organized and full of things I’ll actually buy.
This one has just opened, so the food selection isn’t even ancient looking yet, though that is these stores’ one downfall on occasion.
I love that it has its own brands of junk, and that I can take my little sister here to buy stocking stuffers for our mom for Christmas and she’ll feel like she’s getting her a ton of cool stuff, from scented lotions and candles to chintzy Christmas ornaments. Actually, it’s almost a tradition in my family to tack on a couple of Dollar Tree goofy things to pretty much every holiday.
You might not find everything you’re looking for, but it’s a good alternative when you’ve got a very strict budget.
What did I buy there this week? Sunglasses (I break ‘em or lose ‘em all the time!), plates and napkins for a work baby shower, Baskin Robbins sugar-​free candies, a juice pitcher and a 4-​pack of AA batteries. Random crap I don’t necessarily have to have, but stuff I’d buy for at least twice as much elsewhere, anyway.