Dollar Tree

This is just more of the same old «black and brown» community businesses. Go not more than five minutes South West and you will find Dollar Tree stores that offer many more items and are cleaner than this store. The only reason I didn’t give it one star is because this store is closest to where I live. The photos posted here by others must have been when it first opened because this store always looks like there must have been a riot. You know, like when in a riot people clean out everything of value.
I was most disappointed with the water fountain and restrooms but not at all surprised at what I saw. Down right nasty! Even if management doesn’t take good care of it’s employees, you would think the employees themselves would clean the restrooms and water fountain areas just because they have to use them to.
A model most Dollar Tree locations should emulate is the 4181 Redondo Beach Blvd, Lawndale location only a few minutes away from this Gardena store.

Its a Dollar Tree store. This is a good place to get stuff you’re not planning on holding on to for long.
The staff is usually friendly but there’s a lot of staff turnover so I don’t know how well they treat their employees or maybe and more possibly its just not very satisfying to work there.
It was cleaner than I expected so there’s that I guess.

2 stars for the Stock… The employees aren’t friendly at all. I walked in, no one greeted me. I get in line, no «how are you»… No thanks for shopping. Your employees need a lot more TRAINING on dealing with customers, upon arrival. Makes you feel not welcome, and when I’m not welcome, my MONEY ISN’T NEITHER… start smiling and ACT as IF YOU CARE ABOUT HELPING.

This is a fairly new dollar tree. I’ve been here several times. This store isn’t as big as some of the others but u can still find mostly what ur looking for. It’s great for me becus its around the corner from my house which perfect

Who doesn’t love a dollar store with great items! It’s my go to store for party or gift materials. Want to decorate your new place with inexpensive items? They have it all. You can even order in bulk online which makes it great for those who are in the business of owning stores or creative ventures. Love dollar tree

I’ve never been treated so rudely at any other store in my life. It was my first trip to a Dollar Tree. I was thrilled to find most of the items that I needed for my daughters impending baby shower. I wanted to use my husband’s credit card and although we have the same last name, same address (I was carrying his ID because he is a quadriplegic) I was not allowed to. This is the first time this has happened to me and that’s fine. I have my own credit cards that I could have used. The sad part was how I was treated as though I’d stolen the card. I have worked in Customer Service in one capacity or another most of my adult life so I am fully aware of how each customer is to be treated with dignity and respect. That did not happen to me tonight. I was embarrassed in front of a line of customers and although the jury is out as to whether I will shop at a Dollar Tree again, I definitely will not be returning to the one on Rosecrans in Gardena. I didn’t get the cashier’s name unfortunately, but Myra was just as rude as the cashier. My friend ended up just walking away when the cashier suggested that I should go get credit cards in my own name. I showed her the credit cards that I have in my name and left the store empty handed. It’s really too bad that these young ladies have forgotten their customer service training.

I love the Dollar Tree. They have many cool things, I almost always end up over buying stuff I don’t need to buy. I like this location. It’s newly built, the 99 cent store, Is right next door to the Dollar Tree which is convenient. But I like the Dollar Tree a lot better than the 99 cent store.

This one is ok. Not really clean. I stop by here only because it’s local so it’ll do.

I regularly visit Dollar Tree locations and I’m disappointed as to how this Dollar Tree is doing. The store itself has less product than the Dollar Trees 10 minutes away, and I had an uncomfortable encounter with an employee named Hector who wore a tag that sadly said, «Management». Assuming since this store is new and he seems very young, I’ll assume he is also new to managing just so I don’t have to be mad at what happened.
Dollar Tree accepts manufacturers coupons. I had ONE to use, things were going alright until I noticed Hector was staring at the computer for a really long time. I’ve had multiple cashiering jobs, and I’m a current Shift Supervisor at Starbucks — when you don’t know how to do something, there are alternative methods to fixing the problem then trying the one thing you know how to do 20 times, hoping it’s a glitch. He would stare at the screen, then hit the enter button (over and over), and repeated this process for almost 5 minutes. I said, «Dude it’s cool, I gotta go so I’ll just use it next time.» Then he actually said, «No, I need to figure this out.» I know you’re young and want to learn your job, but that’s ridiculous. I laughed and went, «Hector I gotta go.» Then this lady comes up, very nice well-​spoken woman, and asks him about there being an attendant for balloons (she mentioned she saw only one employee, but that employee was cashiering a really long line and she didn’t want to bother her). He tells her, «Sorry, I’ll be right with you, I got stuck with her» and nods towards me. I couldn’t believe it, I laughed again and went «Damn, thanks a lot, man» and as I walked away I heard him say super sarcastically, «THANK YOU SO MUCH HAVE A GREAT DAY» and I yelled back, «YEAH THANKS HECTOR.»
I don’t need or expect the service I get from nicer venues, but I don’t want to basically be told «You can’t leave yet because I don’t know how to do something on the computer and you and your coupon have to be here so I can learn, then I’ll blame you for why I can’t help the other customers.»
Who promoted this guy? I think the only people who will be okay shopping here are people who have never heard of