Dollar Tree

Susan P

Its’s no longer “The Dollar Tree…” This review has nothing to do with the quality or service. It’s about the corporation’s latest questionable business decision. I’ve always appreciated knowing I could go to any Dollar Tree and dependably find specific items I need at better prices than anywhere else, but my last visit a couple of days ago, every single item I purchased was marked up 25% to $1.25, which is a hefty amount when you consider the large picture. At this point, we can find many of these items at the same (or better) prices at other retailers such as Safeway, Target, etc. where you can use coupons and specials to save even more. So, this venue isn’t the value it was and may suffer the economic price once their loyal customers realize what’s going on. “Dollar Tree” now feels like false advertising. They need to change the name to “The Buck and a Quarter Tree” so everyone knows it’s taking the same path as the “99 Cents Only (and up)” store and “Dollar General.” 🙄

Jeremy Gutierrez

Cheap products as expected, great for small projects and needs. Only problem is they never have enough cashiers. 1 cashier and 12 people in line makes for a long checkout.

Laba Daba

It's a dollar tree, where everything's a dollar. Not too much to say other than the employees look like typical minimum wage employees and that the store really is quite a mess. Now a mess is something that I expect at a budget store like this, but this store was really quite messy, even for a Dollar Tree. I forgot to take photos but I'll post them when I go visit again.

Christian B.

I am not a fan of this Dollar Tree. It has better stock in its goods, but it is often messy, trashed and looks run down. It oftens seems like a hurricane stormed through the place. Service is awful too. Often there is only one cashier and the line backs up very quickly. If it wasn't for the wider selection of goods, so wouldn't set foot in here to begin with. They really need to shape up and get it together.