This location isn't too bad. I didn't really interact with the staff much so I don't have an…read moreopinion there. They have a lot of stuff, If you take the time to look through you can find something good!

Came looking for some men's shoes. They actually have a decent selection. Reasonable prices, though…read morenot as cheap as I'd hoped. I also looked at the gourmet food section. A lot of different things there, nothing I was really interested in, nothing very cheap. But, if you're looking for clothes, and occasional household goods, this is a good place to start.

Times, change and inflation happens, so many Dollar Tree items are more like $1.25 now - still a…read morebargain. Cleaning supplies, food, items, and household sundries are all available here, as well as seasonal items and decorating/party supplies if you need them. Everything is very economically priced. Two of my favorite aisles are for boxed movie style candies for movie night nights at home, etc., and the greeting card aisle. These are all the regular favorite candies that you would find at a movie theater, and high-quality Hallmark style cards. So convenient and price friendly that I keep a variety of supplies of these items on hand at home, for ready use. This is a large shopping mall and just down the way is a Kroger supermarket if you need that. Am parking in the front. Be prepared to carry your purchased items to your car, because you can't take the shopping carts outside of the store.

Dollar Tree is my go-to chain for affordable finds, and love stopping out at this location when I…read moream in there area. The store offers a great selection of cards for all occasions (birthdays, anniversaries, thank cards, etc.). Plus you can grab gift bags, tissue paper, and seasonal decorations. No matter what you are looking for this location pretty much has you covered covered. While I miss the day of $1 prices, they are starting $1.25 and up. This location is a solid choice for quick, affordable shopping with friendly employees. It is also located in the same strip mall as Kroger and down from one of my favorite Chinese restaurant, so you have a bunch of options in the surrounding area.

This location is my favorite moved from up north to the east side I had to make the trip to pick up…read moresome weights. Easton Five Below staff is always friendly and happy to help I don't like the Five Below out east the self check out the worker checks you out like they don't trust their customers. And they never have what I came for.

So I started this visit out with a return. I had bought a pair of joggers and they just didn't…read morefit. Even though they were only $5, it was worth it to take back to the store - and buy some other stuff! The return process was super quick and simple as the clerk knew what he was doing. So with empty arms I went to check my usual sections - clothes first. Work out clothes or t's or sweats. Today's find was a very colorful simple pair of spandex-like shorts. I had recently bought a plain colored pair and found they fit well. So another pair was worth $5. There were some other cute things I could have used but not in my size. So on to the incense. Their stock of incense was still pretty slim. And they had raised their prices almost double since I was last there. ($2 before and $3.25 now. we're talking within 3 weeks here) So no sale for me thank you very little. On to the books. I didn't spend a whole lot time as I know I don't really read hard cover books and I never seem to use the journal or writing prompts. However, there was a nice bound plain lined paper volume that I could not NOT buy. I have enjoyed several like this for special projects (i.e. yoga teacher training or mastermind series) and I didn't have a blank one on hand. So now I do. $5. Last stop - flavored sunflower seeds. Dollar Tree ($1.25 tree) nevers seem to have the flavored sunflower seeds in stock - except the ranch which is way too salty. So I splurged and got the jalepeno and ranch flavored bags. $2 each. So with those finds in hand, I headed to the register. You ring yourself up which is nice and quick. I learned the first time there that the scanner sensors are super sensitive so I carefully swiped each tag and moved into the bag (to avoid ringing things up more than once). I'm a hard copy receipt person so I got to choose to print one out. Grabbed the receipt and was on my way. I'll probably be back the next time I have something specific I need that they carry. And I know I'll find new products to pick from at that time. Always new inventory but also the basic staples for tech and sporting goods. And almost always a good deal.

It's the OSU Campus Target. Not the l one on Hogh Street,…read morethis is the "bigger" one. So, it can be quite busy and hectic but offers all the selections you might expect at a bigger target store. This location serves the entire Tri-village, Upper Arlington & Grandview Heights areas, as well as the OSU/Short North/Victorian Village communities. Lots of people and a very busy parking lot. Offerings include pre-order purchase curbside pick up.

Typical target... Unfortunately, they didn't have what I was looking for but it's worth the visit…read moreif you need something!

First time here last night and was pleasantly surprised by the self-serve checkouts and the…read morefriendliness of the staff behind the full service register. Great selection! This will be my go-to location now.

This is one of my favorite DT locations. They routinely have shelves stocked with a good selection…read moreof products and it is pretty clean (as far as dollar stores go.) Favorite sections: gift cards, seasonal, beauty, and snack/candy aisles. Just tried some of the nail polish and was really pleased with the quality and color selection. The checkout has both self-checkouts and a cashier every time I stop in. Hardly ever too long a line.

I love this store! They have great prices a huge variety of items to choose from. The staff is nice…read moreand helpful! I highly recommend you check this place out.

I absolutely fell in love with Gabes after shopping at the one on Sawmill, so I decided to check…read moreout this one today to see how it compares. It is a bigger store than the Sawmill location with an overall larger selection of homegoods, but not as much clothing. It also tends to be a bit disorganized but it's not at a level that really impacts your shopping experience that badly.

First time shopping here make sure you don't do like we did and get a cart cause the store is huge…read more Your arm will get sore from holding everything I couldn't take any pictures because arms and hands were full. Gabe's had a bit of everything kitchen ware and furniture I will say just like most other clothing store the women clothing section is better than the men. My husband barely found anything he liked. He brought a sweater jacket didn't noticed it until we got home that the sleeve is messed up so we have to drive up there to return it. Please make sure you fully check your clothing before buying them to save a return trip. Like I mentioned hands were full couldn't really check as much as should. The worker Betty Boo is very knowledgeable and friendly she made us feel like family and not two stranger customers. Here are your flowers Betty Boo

This store is my 100% cannot miss store for finding what I need for homewares. It is a true mega…read morestore. This is both good and bad. I do find that you have to go in with an independent spirit to hunt for stuff and no expectations for customer assistance from store staff. I look at it as an adventure. This is always the first place I look when I need something home decor related. The prices are not really true discount, but they have frequent sales and often mark merchandise down on clearance.

Val Pennington offers one of a kind service! Any framing problem he will solve with his customer…read more He has solutions that he has learned from his extensive career in art critiquing, selling, showing and his patient assistance to the needs of his artist clients and the public as well. We are lucky to have him in our community. Thank you Val!