Dollar Tree

So ask yourself — a small decent store with one open aisle and one pathetic little Sales Associates who does not know what to do say or how to help. No matter how attractive those plastic-​y «steals» appear to be — the net result is that you will end up paying more in blood, toil, tears, and sweat (not to mention energy, emotions, entropy and e-​everything!) before you leave the store.
A — V — O — I — D! Period!

Its $$ tree you kinda know what to expect when you get there…
This one is HUGE and always has some good stuff that I never noticed at other stores… Parking lot is always a mess, but the store is clean & the people are nice!

This store has a moderate selection of items, and it’s in a great location for where I normally shop. The store is usually a bit messy and cluttered but I can still find what I need. I only come here for specific dollar items I am looking for.

I was already infatuated by the Dollar Tree store next to Fuddrucker’s in Methuen. But I will tell you, in one word, why this one’s better:
Food.
Yes, this Dollar Tree has a refrigerator case, full of hot dogs, sandwich meats, cheeses, frozen tacos, bacon, and God knows what else, all for $ 1 each.
Imagine purchasing a week’s worth of lunches for work, at a whopping 3 bucks. No bread? No problem; I’m sure they have some crackers to go with the ham, turkey and cheese you just bought. Kind of like a Lunchables, but for grownups.
Recently I stopped into this location after work, and bought a bag of chips, a can of chilli, and a bag of shredded Sargento cheese. Build yourself some nachos, 1:30 in the microwave, drench in Tobasco sauce and serve with a Fosters oil can.
You’ve had worse things in your mouth, or if you haven’t, you haven’t lived.
Case closed.

Another new Dollar Tree.
This one just opened a few months ago in a new plaza next to Wal-​Mart.
I of course went in to check it out.
A lot of crap here but anyone can find some useful items.
Some stuff worth over a dollar, some just about, and some I wouldn’t pay ANYTHING for.