Five Below

Good stuff, all at an affordable price. This place won’t blow you away but I’ve found some good values, there. Definitely worth a try for odds and ends that you can pick up for a good price.

i want to give a big shout out to Tyler who went beyond what was required to help. I purchased a couple of small white wire baskets in mid August and wanted 2 more. They did not have them and he called around to some of there other locations to locate them for me. He found some in Kennesaw, and although it has taken a while for me to get them, he was persistent and today I have the needed baskets! I really appreciate the effort made for a small sale, but he was tenacious and very kind through the whole process. I am very sorry that the other reviewer, Genia S, had a bad experience with the female cashiers. Give this store another try and ask for Tyler – you won’t be disappointed.

I am completely disappointed with the service at this store. I asked to buy something off display that I had previously bought off display at the Five Below and was told no that they don’t sell display items. I politely asked to speak with the manager to see if he/​she might be able to sell them when the two rude girls at the counter began laughing and one very rudely said «I am the manager». These two girls then continued to eye each other and smirk while my friend and I were checking out and even laughed and discussed it to each other as we walked out of the store. I didn’t make a big deal of it so I didn’t understand why they were so rude. They also will not I’ve cash back for items even if you have your receipt. They will only do an even exchange or store credit. If they don’t sell displays then they need to take the Huge $ 5 sign off of the displays and completely get rid of them. They just made me decide to go to the John’s Creek store from now on.

This is a great store for small kids and adult with a good sense of humor. They have tons of toys and books. They have great customer service. I wish they had iPhone 5s chargers. The only bad thing is they sometime show items in their ads but not all stores carry them. Other than that they are a great store!

Imagine a happy dollar store: a dollar store without cleaning products, without cheap dishes and cups, without cheap kitchen implements. Imagine a dollar store full of candy and games, full of hair bows and wrapping paper. That is five below. FB has a great selection of junk to go in a gift bag for kids under 12. They have a fabulous selection of phone cases. They have puzzles and games. And the kicker is that everything costs $ 5 or less. This is the kind of place I think most will either love or hate. For me, this is love.

Lots of rah-​rah in the parking lot for this grand opening caught our eyes as we came out of shopping at Dick’s Sporting Goods, so we gave it a look-​see. Items $ 5.00 and under are featured. The presentation, music, and merchandise in this store reminded me of a beach-​front tourist store, with some staple goods such as towels, socks, pots, and pans, with a colorful blend of plastic and seasonal goods, party items, games, swim suits, sandals, water blasters and a ton of kitsch. Parents of small children: have a caution since some of the novelties and trick shop items have –er– colorful potty humor flamboyantly displayed on them. The pricing is pretty good on most things, but slightly high on packaged candies and snacks. The Haribo brand snacks and candies were 15−25% higher than Super H Mart, but then where you gonna find a Super H in Cumming, Georgia. A teensy package of norimake arare was $ 2.49. I ended up grabbing an obnoxious refrigerator magnet ($ 3.00) to give as a surprise to one of my in-​laws, only because it was so perfect. Might go back if I feel an overpowering need for a hula hoop or a swim noodle.