Dollar Tree

Viktoria Kulisch

the store is closed, yesterday I looked here that it was open until 10 pm and we went there with the child, but when we got there it was written on the door that the store was closed and inside, apparently, repairs

Matt Colcleasure

This has been my go to on break from my job to get snacks. Even at $1.25 most things are still a good deal. The staff that I have encountered are usually super nice. I am just giving it a middle of the road score because they have been closed for more than a month without any explanation to the public. There used to be signs stating that they would open on a certain date. The last sign said they would open on April 12th at 8am or something to that effect. They didn't open on that date and the only signs they have up now are neon green with handwritten STORE CLOSED. Feels like they may be closed for good. Shame.

Thomas Lockhart

This is the cleanest and most stocked Dollar tree location I can think of in the metro area. I enjoy visiting here because I always find something I want to take home. The staff is very knowledgeable and the store is the best in town as far as I'm concerned.

Ry Guy92

Be careful! Not everything is a dollar anymore. They have “two aisles“ of product that is up to $5. They did remove the “everything is a dollar” sign from the front of their building so they would not be accused of false advertising. However, Dollar Trees business model has, and always been, selling product for a dollar. I’m not sure why they’re creeping into Family Dollar and Dollar General’s market, but they’re losing who they originally were and business. Further, this store is not the best. They are usually out of stock on a lot of items, and the store is often messy. The employees are often rude and incompetent with little to any customer service. In closing, make sure you start looking at the prices of things, and perhaps visit a different location that is not as unorganized.