Dollar Tree

Lauri McClish

Long line at check out only one cashier. They need more staff. But you can't beat the prices.

Kim LaPorta

They only have one register open many times you go in there the poor cashier yells for back up cashier over speaker no one shows up. While she was helping me she ask supervisor for an override on an exchange her response was " hurry up I have to go " when I asked about all the stockers being able to back her up she said they aren't register trained that poor girl I felt bad for her. But she didn't let it effect her interaction with customers Her I give 5 the store a 1

Chad C.

Went in to buy some water bottle for work, walked up to cashier and waiting a good min or two because she saw it fit to be texting on her phone than do her job.... Then when she finally seen me she rings my stuff up and grabs a receipt that was left and rudely states your receipt will be up in a min then proceeds to start texting again without handing me my receipt. Will not return here if thats the service im going to receive. Very unprofessional💯.

James A Baker Jr.

What Are You Looking For ? This is a store that has potential finds whether you are on a budget, or are shopping for a more cost effective purchase. There are a mix of both name brand, and generic products for purchase. But you also must understand that while the name implies items are $1.00, that's not always the case. In most cases Employees are courteous, and helpful (subject to location). The biggest Cons to shopping here are - - Too much inventory setting in the aisles ... It's not the Store Manager, or Employees fault. The inventory system ships so much to each Store, and they just don't have the space to stor or display everything delivered. This forces each location to have product sitting boxed in the aisles which are already narrow. - Check product expiration dates, especially on edibles or foods. Also includes cleaning, and other products or supplies. Many items shipped to stores like Dollar Tree are overages, or items close to expiration. - Last are sizes ... especially with regards to food items. Manufacturers make products specifically sized for dollar or thrift style stores. So you initially might perceive an item on the shelf is a value or bargain, but in fact you may end paying more than if you bought the larger size at the Grocery/Other store.