Dollar Tree

This may be my favorite dollar store. The isles are open and clean. There is a good variety of stuff, they have snacks and treats, travel size items, cleaning supplies, cards, hair accessories, office supplies, as well as interesting side items. Last time I was there several folks were grabbing Frozen branded items to use as party favors.
Unlike some other dollar store locations I do not dread the checkout. The staff has been nice, informed, and attentive, and I have not had any problem using a card instead of cash. While there are other dollar store locations closer to home this is the one I prefer to visit. Partly because of this Dollar Tree (OK, and the Wine Outlet in the same mall) I have changed my primary route through Vienna.

This dollar store is fairly large and not in a busy area, so you can shop in peace. Not easy to find though.

I pass this place on my way home fairly often and I’d never stopped by until today. I was in search of s’mores stuff. The one staff person restocking was really helpful finding the marshmallows. I found everything else I needed and a bunch of other random stuff including some apple cider. The cashier was polite and friendly. I loved my experience there, especially walking out with 3 bags of stuff for only $ 13. I’ll be back.

What could be better: great selection, and everything is under a dollar! I especially like going there to pick up greeting cards — 2 for $ 1 for many of them, while next door at CVS you pay $ 3 — $ 4 each.

Clean, shiny, well-​stocked, and super helpful staff make this a great new addition to the neighborhood! They have a huge selection of Betty Crocker utensils. They also have a large freezer section of frozen food items for $ 1.

Was actually on my way to the Fairfax Dollar Tree when I passed by the Vienna one. It opened in August 2013 so hasn’t been around very long. Away from the traffic of Tysons – a hidden gem.