Dollar Tree

The store is clean and the selection is wide.
The stuff is not so nice, as the store itself. Also, they don’t safely pack the glass ware, that is really uncomfortable.

I come here for one thing. $ 1 steak.
No wait, that’s disgusting.
I come here for two things: Balloons and birthday cards. Of which the latter is 2 for $ 1, Boom.
Ok they do have like birthday party supplies too, but don’t get caught looking around that store because almost everything looks good for a dollar, except the pregnacy tests. Wait that was the 99 cent store.

Just came here for a few household items
I got some sponges, kitchen towels, hand sanitizer, and sink strainer all for $ 1 each.
The kitchen towels will be so useful and much better alternative than paper towels, which could produce many mini paper dust that we breathe in.
They also have many cleaning products. Nothing environmental friendly though :(

It’s a nice Dollar Tree for the area, although at times for certain items can get picked dry. I usually only go if it’s early morning, but traffic can be horrendous! Thank God for the back streets.
Easy to get to, ample parking and customer service times I’ve been there has been allright. The only pet peeve (here I go) are the rudeness I experienced there w/​the other shoppers, more than once. You get some snooty people whose heads are up their behinds and will run into you and won’t say «excuse me» or mad dog you as if your the one at fault. Also some impatient people that walk up there after they see a line and still manage to squeeze their way to a register that’s about to open. Wow.
Other than the little imperfections, it’s a decent Dollar Tree to shop at.

There are so many reasons to say how wrong this location is but I will just state my biggest pet peeves.
1. Baskets don’t leave store at all
2. No one working looks happy to be hear. And bothered that we are even shopping
3. Simple exchanges can’t be done because the staff has not trained on how. Nor do they listen to clear instructions for making the process happen.
4. Had to bag my own items.
5. Beware vying glassware or fragile items because no one will tell that they have nothing to wrap the items with
6. Irritated by questions of what could be an alternative.
Shop at own risk.

Horrible experience went around 2:15 pm on a Friday. One cashier, with a line full of people. A lady came out, I guess the manager. She came out the side office in the front of the store and seen the line (I think it’s where the cashiers count their money) and she yelled for backup cashiers and I heard a voice say «ok I’m coming» 3 – 5 mins later nothing… While the manager continues to blow up balloons… Not even acknowledging the long line and the one cashier open struggling while her register is not printing receipts.
I’m on a time crunch to get to work, I ask ma’am can you open up an extra line… She yells «we need backup» to the cashier in the office and I heard the cashier say «I ain’t worried about her» very inconsiderate and horrible way to run business. All in all… When the cashier girl came out I had just made it to the cashier and the line still had 2 – 3 ppl she still didn’t open up!
It’s ridiculous and shows how poor the manager is, that the employee was comfortable with saying «I ain’t worried about her» very unprofessional especially since she said it loud enough where I could hear her. And I did say «I could hear you, How rude»
Mind you… The manager said nothing or did anything and did not put those balloons down to help the long line and struggling cashier.
Btw Unilocal is making me give you 1 star. You deserve NONE!

Dollar Tree is less food-​focused than the 99c Only Store, but in exchange you’ll find more craft and home items here. This store is pretty small, but it’s clean and relatively tidy.
You’ll find items like beads, foam blocks, poster boards, picture frames, and mailing supplies that you may not find at the other chain. It’s a good place to get party and holiday supplies, cleaners, kitchen utensils and gadgets, school supplies, laundry supplies, and some home décor items. They do have a refrigerated and canned food section, but it’s not extensive.
I feel like the household items at Dollar Tree are slightly better quality than 99c Only, but as always use your judgment and decide if an item quality is worth a buck or not.
There’s plenty of parking and it usually isn’t too busy except during Halloween and Christmas.

The evolution of the marketing of the solar powered toy can be seen in it’s latest iteration here, at the Dollar Tree. I first saw them in the windows of the Toy District shops in downtown Los Angeles, when I lived there. The units were selling for between 5 and 7 dollars. Then, Amazon became flooded with these toys, saving the customer from having to travel to a brick and mortar location, saving the customer also from parking meter fees. The drawback was these toys, being very cheap and notoriously inconsistent in quality, could easily arrive at the buyer’s doorstep as a complete dud. Which brings us to the Dollar Tree. For only a dollar, and with the ability to scan the toys for the most vigorous and energetic examples, the Dollar Tree is currently the best option for collectors of these toys. They usually have these toys right inside the entrance, where the morning sun can reach and activate them. Choose the ones most vigorous, then put those vigorous ones towards the back of the display table. If they continue to move, then you have a keeper.

Nice store, friendly register people but VERY rude manager lady! Customer service being the most important thing for me, I will shop at a different store.

I really like this location. They get a bunch of random bulky stuff here. Bang for your buck. But things go quick, so if you have the free time, you stop by often to see what’s new! I wish this location was closer to my house though…

I love the stock in the freezers. Frozen food galore of fatty foods. Fries, tater tots, etc. Mmmmm… On a random good day, you can find a surplus of items that are bigger in quantity. I was surprised to find large condiment containers for a buck. Had I known they’d sell quick, I would’ve bought some more. Party supplies were the same deal. The supply was actually tripled and was sold for a buck. Next time I’m hoarding up (so bad!)
During the same visit, many customers had to watch a customer treat a worker so rudely. Most of us kept silent. I’m sure if someone spoke up, that lady would’ve gotten all up in your face. Some nerve she had trying to talk down on the staff member and trying to get em fired. This isn’t even the greatest job in the word. smh.

My favorite cheap store. The best. Clean. Great Service. Always stocked. Treasures are hidden, so dig around L-)

Says they close at 9pm but they were already closed at 8:40 and it looks like they’ve been closed for awhile. Not cool people at dollar tree, not cool.
I sat in my car looking for another store nearby and in that time I saw 3 other parties come to the store, obviously rushed, and ended up being disappointed that it was already closed.
Not cool people of dollar tree, not cool.

This is one of the cleaner dollar stores I’ve been to. And it’s pretty organized. I came here looking for toys and ended up spending 30 minutes just browsing, looking for things to buy. Fortunately I’m good at resisting the need to spend money… although I still ended up buying some chocolate. Got myself a small bag of Hershey’s kisses and a gigantic Santa shaped chocolate bar.
Since it’s the Xmas season, they have a lot of gift giving supplies: wrapping paper, gift boxes, Xmas themed tin containers, chocolate, cards, etc.

Dollar Trees have a nice website where you can buy stuff in bulk too. The stores seems pretty well organized and staffed compared to a 99 cent store. They have a couple of staff roaming or stocking and they always ask if you need help with anything. They have a huge greeting card section which is nice. There is a small parking lot here too.

Why go here, when you can go to Daiso?
But if you must, I’d stay away from the food and stock up on the cleaning supplies.
Just a note, they accept coupons. which mean free stuff or close to free.
Bring or purchase hand santizer, I always come out feeling dirty for some reason.
Parking is easy… and if you want to compare prices, Big Lots is close by.

I had a list of things to buy at Target, but I decided to stop by Dollar Tree first to see if there was anything good. I never made it to Target! I found everything I needed and more — office supplies, kitchen goods, movie theatre candy — for a dollar!
The store is very clean and well organized, and all the employees were friendly. Remember to bring your own bags so you don’t get charged 10 cents for a paper bag. I will definitely be back soon!

There are no Dollar Trees or 99 Cent Stores near me, but when I need balloons, cards or party/​holiday decorations, this is my go to place. Some cards are 2 for $ 1.
It’s clean, organized and the employees are friendly and helpful. Ample parking lot and not crowded and frenetic, as 99 Cent Stores are. They don’t sell produce here but I get my staples like toothpaste and Ibuprofen. I also think they have a good toy selection.
I love that feeling of getting the most for my buck every time I walk out of here.

Tons of cool things here. I like this Dollar Tree… and it’s my first time in one. I’ve only been in 99cent Only stores. :D
They’re both pretty similar. The store was not too crowded. Something for everyone. I even purchased a solar powered toy thingy there.
I’ll be back!

My friend and I dig the Dollar Tree, it is always good for a laugh, to walk around and see what you discover/​find & spruce up your home for the holidays on the cheap.
Yesterday (09-​20-​2012) my friend and I visited the Dollar Tree to stock up on Halloween decorations and during our visit came across a few choice finds (pictures attached).
This Dollar Tree is large, clean and the staff is very helpful & knowledgeable as to where particular items are located in the store. We loaded up LARGE glow in the dark skeletons, spiders, cobweb for the trees, fake tombstones, blowup cats & pumpkins, hanging skeletons, hanging ghosts and several others Halloween decorations. My girlfriend went a bit nuts shopping but still at checkout time it was only $ 34 bucks, any other store like Target it would of cost of $ 100.
We will continue to visit the dollar tree for all of our holiday needs & decorations.