Dollar Tree

I came here because I needed a floral crown for an event and wandered in this place. Thank you Dollar Store for coming through and having selection to choose from.
They apparently need help filling up the shelves for some items because there were a lot of them that were scarce. So a tip to management, you want increased revenues, put more stuff on the shelf.
In addition, the place just needs to be a little cleaner and neater. I’ve been to a lot of dollar trees and this one definitely needs help. I like to be relaxed when I go to store and everything seems to be in its place and has some type of organization. Overall, I got what I needed and am happy with my purchase. I just want to have a more zen experience walking in a store that would encourage me to buy more stuff:)

About a 2.5: This Dollar Tree, while the busiest, has a hard time keeping items stocked and organized. Since this one is closer to where I live, it’s easier for me to pop-​in to pick up some last minute things. I usually stick to the Teacher’s Corner, where they have stickers, some posters, and little award certificates, as well as the stuffed toys/​prize section. The greeting cards are also a great deal, some 2 for $ 1, and others for only a dollar. I just wished this place maintained itself well! Parking is free in the shared plaza lot, but be cautious with random pedestrians and speeding cars.
+limited items/​selection
+disorgniazed

In a time where just about all of the household products needed by any family are a bit pricey at box stores and grocery chains, Dollar Tree is able to provide comparable merchandise at a reasonable price.
I can get a good deal on cleaning, kitchen, and gift wrapping supplies. That is, why go to a big grocery chain and pay $ 2.50 for a 25 ounce bottle of dishwashing liquid when you can get it for a buck at Dollar Tree? Plus, unlike many other independently-​owned dollar stores, this Dollar Tree is clean, takes great care as to the merchandise it offers its customers, accepts manufacturers coupons, and the customer service is great.
It pays to take time to do some research before shopping at any dollar store. This reviewer suggests, for those of you going to any dollar store to buy non-​perishable food items, that you do some comparison shopping, i.e. size and pricing, at your local grocery store first. For example, why pay 79 cents for a 15 oz. can of green beans at a dollar store, when you can purchase the same item at the grocery store for 68 cents? On the other hand, a quart of boxed milk goes for a buck at Dollar Tree, but the grocery store price for the same item is almost three dollars!
Here is one last word of advice. Treat any dollar store visit like the weekly shopping for groceries. Leave the kids at home and have a list in hand before you go, because there will be a lot of opportunities for impulse buying at a buck per item.

This is the dumpiest, most unstocked store out of every one in the chain that I have been to across the country. Unfortunately it is the only dollar tree in the area, sans non-​descript versions. I wish they had enough people there to keep the lines shorter because they are always long.

In general, I LOVE Dollar Trees. I think they give you such quality items for $ 1 and you can find almost everything you would want here. I always check Dollar Tree before buying things from Walmart and other stores. You’d be surprised what you’d find here!
For this particular Dollar Tree, I think it’s a bit messy… things are often scattered on the shelves and the aisles are unkempt. It’s not very well organized. The people that work here are also not the friendliest.
Like any dollar store, not everything works well when you buy it for $ 1. For example, the tub stopper, the toilet cleaner, eye liner, and the scented stuff for the bathroom just does not work. Otherwise, not bad quality stuff.

I have nothing bad to say about this store. You can find some real gems here. It’s not fun when it gets crowded but everything’s a dollar so I won’t complain.

I love Dollar Trees. They are the best dollar stores around with great selection for you know it, $ 1!
This location offers a large selection. Dock a star because stock may be a bit dishevled at the times I’ve been here, long lines (seriously 1 cashier at 5pm on a weekday? who moves at turtle speed), and the creep who asked me for 3 cents. GTFO and quit panhandling me man smh. I much prefer the Rose Hill location.

«A dollar makes me holla!» :0) I love this dollar tree! The manager is always helpful when making sure they have enough quantity for my needs. Very nice store, I wish they would have more registers open to check out though, lines get long some times.

Its a little weird that my favorite place to shop is the Dollar Tree, but I just love seeing what I can find and how badly I’ve been ripped off by CVS! Yesterday, I found 2-​pack Scotch type (designer brand baby!), thumb tacks, large envelops, and tupperware at the Dollar Tree. It also took a lot of will power to walk away from the $ 1 assortment of candies including Sixlet and Hot Tamales. My only wish is there is a dollar tree in the city.

Dude, it’s Dollar Tree… everything in here is for a buck or less… you think I’m going to bad mouth this place with my cheap ass!

My Mom took me to this place when I went up to Connecticut because she mentioned it was a great place to pick up small items on the cheap — like toiletries and cleaning supplies. So, I went online and learned to my surprise there was one of these stores near me in VA.
I had no idea what I was missing out on all of these years. Here I was, paying ridiculous prices at chain supermarkets for shit I could have paid A DOLLAR for! Not only do they carry the aforementioned toiletries and cleaning products but they sell boxes of Junior Mints and Malted Milk Balls (the size they sell at the movies) for A DOLLAR! Now how can you beat that?
To be fair, I have to dock a star because the shopping center where this place is located can be a pain in the ass to get in and out of (especially on the weekends) and the store tends to be crowded with long lines.
But really, you can’t put a price on the money you can save by shopping for select items here. Oh wait… you CAN: A DOLLAR!!!