Dollar Tree

Danielle Fara

Had a great value on products. Now since they went up to $1.25, some products aren't such a great value and you can get cheaper elsewhere.

Nick Belial

Clean store, well-managed and usually well stocked. Convenient when in Claymont/North Wilmington area. Update: The previous one Dollar price tag has received a 25% increase, almost across the board. Some canned items, 5pks of Ramen and a select few misc items have been spared the new $1.25 tag. The higher pricing seems to have allowed Dollar Tree to stock some quality items that would not likely be there at the lower $/item price point. Definitely worth the nominal increase. Philadelphia Water Ice Company's pints-- available in Mango, Cherry and Hawaiian are a steal at $1.25. Need bagged ice to fill your picnic/travel cooler this summer? Dollar Tree has the best price to be found in local stores. Area supermarkets, Wawa and other Dollar store chains charge in the $3 range while Dollar Tree's $1.25 represents a great value. UPDATE: It's Halloween 🎃 season at Dollar Tree and there's some great items for kids and adults who love the holiday. Skull drink mugs, battery powered spook lights, door skeletons, Halloween signs candy, trick r' treat bags and even mini projectors that display skulls and haunted scenes on your walls all for $1.25.

Selina Jones

Great deals!

Rose Jordan

All Dollar stores were terribly understaffed and had low inventories during the pandemic. Things seem to have turned around for the Claymont store. Everyone there is very nice and helpful. They even ask if I would like a cart which I can push outside because I use a cane. That is very kind. On the other hand, the Talleyville store could use a little work. I find many empty shelves and merchandise stacked in the aisles, waiting to be packed out. Times are tough; we all know it.