Dollar Tree

I’ve always enjoyed dollar tree. I was in this area and remembered I needed a few things for the house. Rather than pay a $ 1.50 or $ 2.00 for the same product it’s nice to come here and pay one dollar for everything. This location is in this large plaza which has ample parking. The store itself is a larger store and also has a frozen food section which not all of them have. I myself do not really buy many food items from the dollar store other than candy or gum but there is an occasional food item I will get such as seasonings are usually nice to buy here but make sure to check all the dates on all of that. I think buying soap for the sink or the bathrooms is very important have and it’s nice to stock up on these items tissue boxes come in handy for the house during cold season and toothpaste, they do Carry name brands. I think their selection of kitchenware is great, things like Tupperware containers BPA free or utensils are nice to have just in case. I did find the Store a little unorganized but given that many people and children were here that could’ve been why things were all over the place… This store however is very busy they have quite a large flow of clientele that shop here so the lines were fairly long with every cashier on each register. But they are very quick and I was able to check out fast.

I love the dollar tree, but just for what they are, a store that sells things for a dollar. Soap, detergent, disposable paper items, toilet brush, shower scrubber, candles for your candelabra, stove lighter… All those small kitchen tools, school supplies for the kids…
Listen, this isn’t high quality, super beautiful products, these are working products, that you are gonna either flush down the toilet, pour down the drain, or use and dump…
My latest haul of $ 17 of goods would have easily cost me $ 40 or more at the Publix or even TJ!
Don’t be embarrassed, I can see at least 4 Benz and 2 BMW and one Range Rover parked outside. Just be respectful, as all of our community shops here.

The place has a bunch of junk that all costs $ 1. Hard to give any real review here. It is a dollar store. Ugh.

Dollar Tree has taken the place of the old 5 and 10. They have journals, cups, soap, socks everything you can think of for a dollar. They have surprises like a complete set of exquisite stationary. You just have to look for these prizes. All for a dollar. I buy Tootsie Roll Fruit Rolls in the large size around Easter. As many as you can find. Again all for a dollar. Good luck searching!

Wouldn’t you know it. I just gave this Dollar Store four stars and now I’m dropping it down to two. Clyde and I went in tonight to buy a few things. The store was a mess. The floor was littered with items that had been dropped and nobody had bothered to pick up. Besides that, the floor needed a good cleaning. There were empty spaces on the shelves that had not been restocked and there were open bags of candy for sale. One of the woman who worked there appeared to be straightening stuff on the shelves. She had an empty cart with a trash bag in it. She left the cart in the middle of the isle. When she saw me trying to get by she didn’t bother to move the cart over.
When we checked out at the register the cashier was very rude. I think he’s the manager, the name Ira was on his name tag, Clyde had picked out some Easter candy that was marked two for $ 1.00. When Clyde pointed out that it rang up wrong Ira made a big scene saying that it wasn’t Easter candy because they sell it other times of the year. Okay, so someone must have mistakenly put it in the wrong place. It sure looked like Easter candy. No big deal. Ira made such a fuss, then turned around and left the register. We couldn’t believe it.
We’ll probably go back there. Maybe they were short staffed today. But if the store is still dirty, and the employees are still rude, we’ll shop somewhere else.