Dollar Tree

I use to really like this store but they allow dogs now and they have food items, it’s not hygienic. Supposedly only if they are small dogs and their owner carries them while they shop, but once people get to the back of the store & in the aisles, they put their dogs inside the shopping cart or let them walk freely through the aisles sniffing and touching everything. I don’t understand when this became a good idea.

What’s doesn’t this store carry? They have a huge selection of house hold items, holidays stuff, picture frames, party supplies, etc. Obviously, not quality (what do you expect for a dollar, lol) but, inexpensive everyday stuff.
They are always filling their shelves, nice clean store, and friendly.

This morning I had given my nephew $ 10, $ 5 for church and $ 5 to use to his liking and he decided to come here after church. We looked around and got some ornaments and some toys he’s been eying. As he was waiting to pay for his 4 items, I had told him that he would be getting back change (he’s 10 yrs old so im trying get him to use math). I was paying attention to my niece who was looking at reading glasses and glanced over to the register and heard my nephew say, i gave you $ 5. I get my niece, walk over to the register and ask what the issue is. The cashier says she needs $.36 and I ask my nephew if he added an item while I wasnt looking and he said no, and so I asked if he had given her all the money, it was $ 4 in ones and 1 dollar coin, and he said he had. I quickly look at the ladies hand and see the cash and dollar coin in her hand and she says it’s only $ 4 total but she didn’t bring it back up to show me so I ask my nephew once more if he gave her all the cash and coin and he says yes, the lady says no so I give her the $.36 extra cents. My nephew is extremely upset saying he counted the money to her and had told her it was $ 5 total. He even showed me his pockets, and the lady just looks at him like «whatever». I told her that I had given him $ 5 but she just took my change and my nephew was confused as to why he didn’t get change. I told him that maybe he didn’t give her all the money and he insisted he did. She had already closed the register and given me the receipt so I couldn’t ask her to open her hands and show me the money. On the ride home my nephew was sad that his favorite store called him a liar, I just told him that next time count extremely loud, like obnoxiously loud and hand her 1 bill at a time and add as you go so there is no mistake made on either end. I’m upset at myself for not being closer to him when he paid, you don’t want to think that people could take advantage Eben if it’s a single buck, but I was wrong. Lesson learned. There are plenty of stores nearby, including a $.99 store so we will make sure to give them our business.

I was SO glad when I spotted this store on my trip to San Dimas mid-​August. I am a big fan of Dollar Tree in my own area, and have come to rely on them for many items that I use, and use, and use.
Staff was great. Store is clean. You can bet I’ll come in again when I’m in the area.

Probably one of the cleanest, most well organized Dollar Tree stores. I like Dollar Tree and 99 cent store, this particular store stands out because it is not only neat and clean but the employees are friendly and helpful.

I love Dollar Tree. Honestly there is nothing bad I can say about this place. I like to get my school supplies (I’m a college student) because it is so much cheaper than even at Walmart or Target and has the same quality. Again, love the place. The staff is also very friendly so that’s a plus!

Love this place particularly for holiday DIY decorations. Purchased all my Christmas decorations here and it didnt turn out so bad once I put them together.

For a store that sells items for a dollar, it is one of the better places I think. I love the area, very nice and the store is clean. It offers a good selection of items and it’s great for kids party items too. Plus you can do your grocery shopping in the same shopping center, grab a cup of coffee, or a sandwich at subway.

I can not emphasis how much I love this place. I won’t lie, I get a high out of buying good stuff for cheap so this place is like a drug to me. It’s always clean and organized, the people are nice and parking is ample. Plus, they have name brand quality stuff in here. What would cost me $ 30+ at Target I can get here for about $ 10. Plus, they always have holiday décor so you can get some really cute things. I make a pit stop here at least once a month!

Nice clean organized discount store perfect for party favors, festive decorations & holiday basket stuffers on the cheap!

When my mom and I stepped out to do some shopping, she told me we were going to the Dollar Tree. I don’t mind stores like this, but I was hesitant because the quality isn’t that great. However, I was pleasantly surprised by this location.
Not only was this place huge, but very organized and clean. They have great deals on basic items such as soap, laundry detergent, and even grocery items (they sell Hamburger Helper). My mom was super happy that they sold Brillo Pads (she uses them to clean her oven) and I picked up a few glasses to replace the ones I broke. In comparison to other discount stores, this one wasn’t cheesy or sketchy so I will definitely be visiting again.

Another one without a freezer section. Sad face.
It’s just another dollar tree. Gets the job done.

I’m a cheap, miserly bastard. Maybe that’s why I like this store so much. When I was a kid we’d go to 99 Cent stores and I hated them. The aisles were crampt and they always seemed dirty. Dollar Tree is a better experience, or at least this one is. I really only buy certain things there, paper products, aluminum foil, baking pans, you get a great deal on all those things here. They also have alot of selection when it comes to candy and snacks, and theyre always pretty organized. The kitchen utensil wall is pretty complete too.

It’s just okay. not a good as the 99 cent store that I love. I’m still waiting for one to open up in the south bay. The store seriously smells like plastic and they have these crazy white long lights hanging all throughout the store.
I suppose I would come here if I needed something. The only thing I really buy from here is toothpaste and even then, it’s not always the best deal.
My roommates come here to buy decorative flowers and signs for the house. Cheap way to decorate.

My sister is a Dollar Tree addict and knows all the locations in the Inland Empire. I recently introduced the San Dimas one to her and she found her dollar store heaven. It’s always well-​stocked and organized. The workers are surprisingly nice and helpful. The lighting may be a bit bright but it’s no big deal. We rank this location the BEST in our bargain shopping books!

I go here from time to time, if Big Lots and/​or 99 cents only stores don’t have what I want to buy.
Located in the San Dimas Town Center, Across the street from the US Bank. In the same shopping center with Alberson’s’ Market.