Christmas Tree Shops

Place was a disaster. I love Christmas tree shops but I hate shopping in places where it looks like a bomb went off. Maybe it has more to do with the people shopping there than the actual staff. Either way we weren’t there very long at all!

Great customer service! Needed to order an item in bulk and Steve went out of his way to follow up and get us the item in quickly! He didn’t even mind that I split up the order to use coupons. Highly recommend shopping there!!!

I like the Christmas Tree Shops, and will continue to shop at their stores. Just not the Avon location (or at least not Avon usually).
This Christmas Tree Shops store, in a congested shopping area with IKEA, Costco, and Home Depot off Route 24 in Avon, is consistently busy, crowded, and TINY. On a Saturday (much like today), you will be INCREDIBLY lucky to find a parking spot. And you will be also INCREDIBLY lucky if checkout doesn’t take over 20 minutes.
I’ll shop in Natick and Foxboro, as those stores are bigger and easier to shop in, has more unique products, and normally have less lines. But this store isn’t TERRIBLE, heck, it isn’t CTS’s fault so many people come to this store!!!
**Also, rating would’ve been 3 stars, but my receipt reads «15 Stockwell Street»! IT IS 15 STOCKWELL DRIVE!!! So –1 star! **

This place is not fast. If your in a rush don’t go. Lines lines Lines. Typically one cashier and a service clerk. Every time I go in the service clerk is busy with a return so they can’t even ring you out. So unhappy with this place

This is the best place to shop for all things random. I was hosting a craft night at my place and needed some plain white mugs for a DIY project. I came here and found mugs a plenty! And for a buck each! What a deal! I love you Christmas Tree Shops! I will forever choose you when I need to purchase crafty type items, or if I have no idea what I want but just feel like shopping.

Why is everything in bins? So hard to find something specific.
When did they start having food? And how is a huge thing of basil just $ 1? I’m scared of that.
It’s cheap though.

Christmas Tree Shops: It has a lot of cheap stuff, and it takes forever to check out.
You never know, though, they often have some real gems stuck in among the chintzy stuff. And, heck, I like the chintzy stuff, too.
In the summer they have tons of cute beachy/​cottage type gear and they, of course, have a metric ton of Christmas stuff during that season.

A few bargain items here and there, plus clutter galore! Most stuff, you don’t need but some others, you just might find space for, seeing as the price is so cheap! One of their best deals are the gift bags, tissue and wrapping paper; you get the greatest bang for your buck! The Christmas Tree Shops can be overwhelming at times, especially around the holidays, so beware.

If you’ve never been to a Christmas Tree Shops… get there. It is like crack. Especially if you enjoy home decorating. You can get everything in the store and spend less than $ 100. And they have some great stuff.
Aside from holiday/​seasonal décor, Christmas Tree is my go-​to source for batteries, ice melt, spices, felt pads for furniture, greeting cards, wrapping paper… you name it.
Don’t get me wrong… the quality is sub-​par at best. But usually what you buy there does the trick for what you need. Just be smart and don’t buy something there expecting it to last you a lifetime.

Great prices! Usually crowded so make sure to prepare yourself for a short line when you check out. I was able to buy some great potting ware for my new plants for only $ 3.99! They look like they are worth $ 20! I am quite pleased with my purchase.

This Christmas Tree Shop is a great place to find home décor, kitchen supplies and sooo much more. Although it is a bit busy at times make sure to come with enough time on your hands and be prepared to stand in a line when you check out. Really. Patience is key. The last time I visited this CTS I found great supplies for my kitchen. I also love their varieties of table cloths and placemats. When I was shopping around for a cheesecake spring form pan I was surprised to find a set of 2 for under $ 10 by Cuisineart! Love a great deal! You are sure to find many here. Again… keep in mind since it is known as the Christmas Tree Shop you will be sure to be amongst crowds during the holiday season. Try to go on off times like Monday or Tuesday mornings. Happy Shopping!

whutchoo need, man? decorations in a style i like to call «country clutter crap»? do you change your plates to match the season? do you have a collection of stuffed animals? if so, the christmas tree shops are for you.
mostly stocked with a ridiculous amount of useless soon-​to-​be-​garbage this place is good if you need to grab something seasonal on the cheap. the constants include candles, picture frames, and entire row of basketry, glassware/​vases, pots, pans, utensils and the like. i’m not certain i would trust the food here, but they sell it. they also have a selection of toys (which, if i were a kid, i would think sucked), cheesy dvds and vhs tapes (do people still own vcrs?).
if you find something you want/​need, however, the prices are typically very good. however, with most of their items, you really do get what you pay for.
this store is always crowded. it’s not really a question of IF you are going to get hit by some q-​tip with a cart, but WHEN. the aisles are tight so no one can seem to get out of their own way. it doesn’t stay organized for very long, but what do you expect from a deep-​discount store? finally, the parking lot is way way way too small. i usually end up parking over by the michaels next door and walking over.

Christmas Tree Shops is the Big Lots Of MA. Lots of stuff, cheap prices. I have been here a few times, on my way to or from Ikea. Still managed to buy nothing yet.
This seems like a really good place to pick up inexpensive things for finishing touches for any home remodeling/​redecorating project. I saw many decent picture frames and lamps for next to nothings. I saw these beautiful cups (they look like something from Anthropologie for $ 20) for $ 1.50 each.
Not everything is of good quality but if you are willing to spend the time to hunt for them, there are many good value items to be found.

I grew up going to this local bargain spot. You can find the most random shit here… from tacky or not so tacky holiday décor, to cheap home furnishings… beauty items, home décor items… gourmet food, toys… you can find just about anything here… but it is all about hunting and dealing with crowds… then, you may just find hidden treasures.
Some of my favorite finds include:
a pine computer desk (self assembly) for 70 bucks; a white shabby chic night stand for 20 bucks; candles; x-​mas décor and wrapping paper galore (and this is the case for any holiday); cheap sheer curtains for home décor on a budget; and I especially love finding little cute items that can be used at each place setting as a little take home gift for guests at a themed dinner party.
The key here is being patient, creative and having a great eye for random finds and really good bargains!