Christmas Tree Shops

I love this place, you can find really nice items for great prices. They have unique pieces and also your more popular items. You never know what you will find, but be sure to buy more than one if you like something because the next time you go back, it wont be there.

This is the store where you want everything but you definitely don’t need it. I cannot go in here if I don’t want to spend money!!! There is all sorts of things to buy, despite the name it is a seasonal store with lots of home goods.

The Christmas Tree Shop is a large size with a decent location surrounded by other notable stores (Target & Bed, Bath & Beyond to name two). Inside can be fairly clustered, especially in the holiday themes sections not leaving much room for heavy traffic of people and carts. It’s a good place to go to stock up on holiday goods. I didn’t ask for any staff help but they all appeared very busy helping other customers and controlling the cash register lines.

Need to outfit a kitchen on the cheap? Go here!
Don’t be fooled by the name they have more than just holiday gear. Everything from pans to sheets and furniture can be found. The prices are right so don’t be shy. It is kind of like a huge Homegoods store with more nicer items.

I will vouch to the end for this store. It’s a seasonal store with CHEAPPP items all around. But I haven’t found anything that was cleaply made. The quality seems good to me. For instance I went yesterday and bought a bathroom mat for $ 12.99. It has MUCH better quality than my triple the price target one. I replaced it immediately. I even saw the kurieg there !!! For like $ 80.00 vs $ 160+ ! If I didn’t already have one. I would have bought it yesterday ! Great store
Cons:
Over crowded ! Not much space to maneuver around people
All in all it’s an excellent store.

While most items are cheap and not of great quality, it’s a great seasonal store that should be shopped seasonally. If you go too often, it seems they always have the same items. If you go occasionally, then you can actually walk away with a purchase. I like to browse around and pick up small items for others or myself that I normally wouldn’t see somewhere else. They have cards and wrapping paper, journals, toys, kitchen utensils, bedding etc. The store does have a lot. It can get crowded and the lines can be long, but the cashiers move pretty quickly, so you’re never waiting too long.

This is a very overwhelming store. There is always a crazy crowd & very long lines. They sell a lot of things, but I mostly feel it’s for horders — but I do shop here all the time myself. I don’t think they have the best quality of items but they have what you need for the purpose whether it be for a holiday or just daily things you may need for your house. It’s an easy place to find things, just not so easy to leave there! You’ll always be in line & you’ll always be walking around people. The best time to shop here is at night & during the week. They do easy returns if you don’t have a reciept & they give you store credit without hesitation. Also if you get store credit from here, you can use it at Bed, Bath & Beyond — you can also use BB&B coupons here as well!

I was overwhelmed when I first entered the store. It’s huge. I went in looking for a bed comforter and left with six bags in tow! There are a variety of items to choose from. I got some plates, tea cups, mugs, and even a nice portrait to hang on my wall. They also sell food here, but be wary some of the stuff is expired. It’s not a store that I’ll frequent all the time, but I intend on going back there in the coming months. Especially with the holidays approaching since they have inexpensive decorations.

This store is a hoarders dream come true. I used to hear all about this place from people. When I walked in, I was seriously let down and I wanted to know where all the Christams decorations were, lol. I go here literally once a year, on the rare occassion I need something for dirt cheap, like a basket or something. Other then that, this store reminds me of a junk store. There’s just too much stuff and too much clutter. I would rather go to a place like Dollar Deals or some other 99 cent store, but hey that’s me. You can find me across the street at Target where I think the quality of the merchandise is much better.

Although Christmas Tree Shoppe has a lot of great deals. I am of the mindset right now, considering the financial woes of our country, to buy American made products. Most of the products at Christmas Tree Shoppe are made in China so not only will you be taking a chance buying inferior, or unhealthy products, buy if your buying there, you are most likely not buying American products. Buy American, people!!!

A pain in the you-​know-​what to reach if you don’t have a car but totally want find affordable presents, knick-​knacks, beauty products and other misc. It’s the kind of store where you think «oh, i’m just gonna buy» and you end up leaving the store with three heavy bags thinking «what the hell just happened?!»
If it helps, they do have amazing deals. In the past, I’ve found a 2 pedeggs for $ 5, a Physician’s Formula lipgloss with a mirror for $ 1 and a gorgeous green arm chair for a steal
BTW: great place to load up on stocking stuffers for Christmas for super cheap. Sign up to their email listserv for coupons.

This is the kind of store that has the most random things in it so it’s good to make sure you have enough time to browse. The times that I have gone there were fun as long as I didn’t have high expectations. I don’t typically go there knowing what I want to get or look for. Instead, my mom and I go through the aisles fairly slowly.
You find items that make you think, «Wow, I could use it for this! It would make my life easier!» Of course, if you had never seen the product, you never would have thought you needed it. But that’s the beauty of this store.
My most recent purchases were Disney cold packs for $ 1 each (Nemo, Pooh, Tigger, and Lightning McQueen). They have worked wonderfully on mosquito bites and twisted ankles. Being a huge Disney fan, I love that they have a lot of real Disney products! I also bought curtains for $ 7 each as well as packs of alphabet window clings for $ 1 each to be used this upcoming year in my classroom.
In the past, we’ve gotten travel Scrabble for $ 10 (costs way more everywhere else!) and another game called Blurt for $ 7. I get my yearly planners from the shop for $ 1 too as they have a pretty good stationery section.
When my homeroom class needed to put together a themed basket to be used in a raffle at our school to raise money, I went to this store and bought the majority of the items for our «summer fun» basket. This included games and arts and crafts and beach/​pool toys. I would not have been able to buy all those things for that price elsewhere.
Again, my word of advice to you is make sure you have adequate time to spend there so you can look at everything. At a glance, it can be overwhelming, and like any other store, there are things that you would never buy. But look for the good stuff! Oh, and make sure you ask yourself, «Do I really need this?» otherwise you’ll be spending a lot more money than you intended!

This store is the BEST! I love it, I can buy furniture, food, accessories and more. I recently moved to New York and I bought real pine dressers from there that were cheaper then Ikea. I also bought curtain rods, dishes, dog treats, planters, and snacks. Best of all the prices are cheaper then Wal-​mart, Target, and Ikea. If you are looking for a bargain this is the place for you!