Dollar Tree

Great frozen options keep me coming back to the Dollar Tree. As a pescatarian, I’m always looking for affordable veggie frozen options. Here you can get 10 veggie spring rolls, 6 big and delicious soft pretzels, generous portion of frozen strawberries, veggie mini pizzas, etc. all for just $ 1 each – take that, Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s!
Come on Wednesdays if you want the best frozen selection and Thursdays for everything else, as on weekends and Mondays stock can get low.
Deducting a star for no longer carrying Chef Ernesto’s amazing samosas and veggie burgers – no store manager has been able to tell me why they suddenlhy discontinued them despite repeated inquiries. Also wish they carried produce and more refrigerated items like the 99 cent store.
For thrifty shoppers, this a good place to get bargain buys on practical items that go for much more in every other store (Speed Stick deoderant, 4 pack of double roll TP, Betty Crocker kitchen products, etc.) Worth a visit!

Google and the official dollar tree website say your store opens at 9am. I just got here, and the sign on your door says 10am. Hmm… Time to update your website!!!

Martin the manager thought it was suitable to talk on the phone while checking me out. What happened to customer service? I guess you get what you pay for

Love Dollar Tree! This one is clean and well organized. My favorite thing about Dollar Tree stores in general that they have an amazing selection of quality greeting cards. Most are 2 for $ 1, and the larger/​more special ones are $ 1 each, still a great deal. And of course it’s a great place for party supplies. The traffic, parking lot flow, and parking space availability at this location can be a real pain, though…

I am always amazed at the handy things I find here. I must’ve gone to 4 stores trying to locate self adhesive hooks. Found them at Dollar Tree of all places!

It’s a dollar tree. Everything’s a dollar. What more could you hope for?

Love this place!!! Potty prizes, coloring books, crayons, bubbles, party décor, detergent, and more! This place is a must if you have kids!!!

Confession time: I only came here to fill up on some silly and cheap items for gift bags that we were giving away during a work event. I had no desire to linger — I wanted to get in, buy some stuff and get the heck out.
But then, I got there, and I started to see things that made me wonder. They had Gatorade for $ 1! And not the teeny-​tiny bottles, either! These are the large bottles, and they’re only a buck! Sure, they only have three flavors, but come ON people — Gatorade for a dollar!
Most of the other items there are knock-​offs, but hey — I can use «Oxygen Cleaner» just as well as «OxiClean», can’t I?
My first time there, I was able to get the things I needed for the work-​related gift bags (staying well under my self-​imposed $ 80 budget). My second time there, I loaded up on things like cleaning supplies, kitchen utensils, and yes, Gatorade!
I never knew the wonders that awaited within the walls of a Dollar Tree. Now that I’ve been here, I can’t imagine a scenario in which I won’t come back. Even if I walk through there and find nothing to buy, I’ll at least know that I gave it a try.
The only things were that there are no carts (that we were able to find, at least), and a dozen large bottles of Gatorade can get heavy (you thought I was kidding, didn’t you?) Also, they don’t seem to mind if the lines get long. Our second time there, we were behind a lady who was arguing over a broken barrette, people were starting to stack up behind us, but they didn’t open another register until we had been waiting for over 10 minutes.
Still, there are some good deals to be found, and if I have to wait in line for a bit, I think I’m kind of okay with that. For now. ;)

I love this store and have shopped here since it opened. Every time I was looking for something for a specific reason… wedding wrapping paper, school supplies to fill a gift bag for a grand-​child, plastic serving trays for a potluck… whatever it was, they have had their version for much less than I would have spent at Target (which I never go to anymore) or WalMart (which I’ve always disliked going to :-/​).
The store is clean, organized well and easy to shop. The only problem is the parking availability when you get there. I’ve been to .99 cent stores before but they can’t beat this store.

This store is Clean and Organized! I’ve been to many dollar trees and this one has been the best one I’ve been to.
I’m always greeted at the door, and customer service is super friendly! The parking can be difficult on some days since it’s shared with other stores like T. J Maxx and Home Goods.
So happy it’s close to home too!

Super clean !
Friendly employees!
I have always received a great «Welcome «
Greeting !

I am so happy this store finally opened. While the 99 cent only store does have way more inventory, the Dollar Tree is cleaner, has a much nicer staff, and it’s location is great.
The Parking in this shared lot can be a nightmare, but usually a spot will open directly in front of the store if you give it a minute.

Brand new dollar tree, went in for last minute birthday wrapping paper. This store has literally almost anything you could need including a refrigerated/​frozen section. Lots of kitchen utensils and children’s Toys.
I found a lot of the same things at dollar tree that they were selling at party city so definitely check it out first if your shopping for a party! Could save you quite a bit of money!

You know how sometimes you are at a store and you hear a child crying because they want a toy, but their parents won’t buy it for them? Well, what I love about the Dollar Tree is that I will never have that problem here. I will let my child run loose and for only $ 1 (that’s almost FREE, lol), he can get whatever he wants in the store. It’s a child’s dream come true!!! I was very impressed with their toys selection, 2 aisles full (see photos attached).
This is the largest Dollar Tree I’ve ever seen and a great new addition to the shopping center on Rosecrans (Sprouts, Party City, TJ Maxx.). They say you get what you pay for, but I feel that you get more than what you pay for at this Dollar Tree. I mean, sure not everything is the best quality (I would never buy food from here), but I love bargains and it’s worth checking out. This was the first Dollar Tree I’ve been to in over a decade, and I was pleasantly surprised.
A few months ago, I walked in the Party City in the same shopping center, and spent around $ 30 on helium ballons, party cups, decorative napkins, etc. Never will I have to do that again… or even step into that store… Mooooove over Party City, the Dollar Tree is my new BFF! I mean, they have some nice party supplies and it’s A LOT cheaper than Party City. Mylar/​foil balloons for only $ 1…shut the front door!
But wait… the bargains continue!!!
Household items, check!
Kitchen utensils, check!
Candy, check! (and it’s not the gross kind, either… they have sour patch kids and swedish fish… yum!)
First aid, check!
HBA, check!
Electronics…iphone adaptors, check!
Stationary, check!
Painter’s tape and painting supplies, check!
No more paying $ 4.99 for gift bags at Target when I can get it here for $ 1!
…and the list of their well stocked inventory goes on and on…

This Dollar Tree is much larger and has a huge selection compared than the other locations I have visited. They especially have a large selection of party goods and holiday items. I would certainly come back here again!
The only con I have is that it can be VERY hard to find parking in this shopping center. So either get here at opening, near closing, or prepare to walk a good distance!

Brand new Dollar Tree opens officially on Thursday Oct. 30, 2014 in Point Loma!
This is the retail spot directly next to the Home Goods store and along the strip mall near T.J. Maxx. I have no doubt that this new store should prove to be a success as Loma Shopping Square does pretty good business all around.
Over the years the shopping center located at the corner of Midway Dr. and Rosecrans has tried and failed with several other thrifty-​oriented businesses. I recall Discount Books, which was next to the Sprout’s /​Henry’s store I worked at several years ago. Then there was a cheap clothing store that disappeared as quickly as it appeared. Where the new Dollar Tree is now was once a discount footwear store. So it appears that the prosperous Pt. Lomans prefer their shopping experience to be a little more high end.
However, I recall shopping at the Dollar Tree in Big Bear Lake and loved it! I also found one out on the Cape in Massachusetts. It’s hard not to go crazy with all the bargains. I stopped by this morning and managed to walk past the boxes scattered all over and noted how nice this new store looks.
4 Unilocal STARS for new Dollar Tree in Loma Shopping Square.