Elite as far as Dollar Tree shopping experiences go, but this is a brand new store. Conveniently…read morelocated on Johnson Ave. I stopped in here for the first time on a Saturday afternoon. Store was extremely clean, stocked and tidy. Nice wide aisles. I wasn't looking for anything in particular, but did leave with a few things (as always when I visit a Dollar Tree). This store carries your typical DT staples, but I did find some interesting (to me) food items. Nice spring/Easter department - that appeared to not be fully unveiled yet. Pet section was very poor, so it'd be nice to see this area amped up. Much prefer this location to the one on Wiley Blvd. you can't even compare the two. If you want to enjoy your shopping experience and not leave empty handed, visit Johnson Ave.

Customer Service is horrible!! They need more staff,and there selections are leaving people…read morewanting. They hardly have things that you need.

I was in need of some glasses for my wedding. I ordered 15 cases online and had them shipped to…read morethis store. The manager, Amy, was so wonderful and helpful! She helped me check all of the boxes to make sure if any glasses were damaged and replaced the broken ones while I was there. She told me that if I found any issues with any of the glasses that I could bring them in and they would replace them. Excellent customer service and excellent people. 100% recommend.

The Dollar Tree on Edgewood Road in Hiawatha is always neatly organized and has tons of items to…read morechoose from! I love the holidays when it comes to Dollar Tree as there's a plenty selection and the items are quality. The staff are friendly and speedy when it comes to checking out! If you have questions they're always happy to help! The Dollar Tree on Edgewood Road in Hiawatha is my absolute FAVORITE store in the state of Iowa! As an avid traveler I can assure you won't be disappointed!

I always enjoy going to this Dollar Tree in Cedar Rapids. They always have the best decorations and…read moredog treats! This time I visited this Dollar Tree for Easter decorations and of course, dog treats. Let's just say I got a bunch of both, lol. The staff was exceptionally nice and friendly also. Overall, great experience!!

My husband dropped me off, as he got gas across the street. This Dollar General had alcohol,beer…read moreand produce in it. I bought a nail file and Jolly Rancher candy. Used self check out and didn't hit pay with cash button first. You need to do that before you slide the cash in. I like Dollar General stores. This one was a little more unique as it also had booze and produce. Review 84 in 2023.

Stopped in to pick up a few things for our travels..clean store, plenty of items including fresh…read morefood! Unfortunately they were out of the large bottled water. :( Easy to get to from RV park and just off the freeway.

Love the location of this store…read more In addition to the location, the store is never overly busy, well-organized and they sell a decent variety of merchandise here. I typically go for the greeting cards, wrapping paper, gift bags, bows, paper products and office supplies. I've also picked up kitchen pantry staples like spices and sugars.

Pro's: Clean, organized store. Fast friendly service. Quality goods…read more Con's: grocery bags to think an tear easily.

5/5 for a unique concept and experience. If you're familiar with the CR area, DaaBin store is in…read morethe former Party City building across the street from Lindale Mall - right next door to Petco. Upon arrival you will find bins and bins loaded with stuff - most items appear to be overstocks and returns of Amazon-like products. Vast majority of the items were new. On Saturday's the 'new' merchandise for the week is unveiled, so any items in the bins are $7/each. 95% of the items remaining in the bins at 2:30 on Saturday were not $7/each worthy. Pricing changes as the week goes on; with items getting cheaper and cheaper each day until THE BIG DAY when you can fill a huge IKEA bag for $10 bucks. By Wednesday they want to get the 'old' merchandise out to make way for the new truckload coming in. The most appealing bins to me were the bins containing vitamins, supplements, foods items and the books. Along the perimeter of the store they sell their 'better' items, priced individually, as well as some clothing. Near the back of the store an employee is available to open boxes for you so the item(s) can be tested, or maybe you just want to verify what's in the box. I strongly dislike crowds, so immediately I was ready to leave. Also, I think 6/50 people were wearing masks. This made me uneasy because you're right on top of the person next to you depending on how busy the store is. There's no store policy requiring you to cover your hands when digging through Daa Bins. Take hygiene and COVID out of the equation, what if a customer digging through the goods gets a cut and suddenly they've bled on the merchandise? I watched several young kids dive into those in bins. Ultimately, worth a visit if you're in the area. Not for those who dislike crowds and germs.

Husband just got back. Saturday,around 9:30am. They are CLOSED. Staff opened door and said they had…read moretoo much stuff in the aisles to open. My husband said he saw 4 employees. He also noticed another potential customer try the door.My husband just went to Dollar Tree instead. We are done with Dollar General. BTW- there is always stuff in the aisles.

It's a handy place to shop. Has many things that you may need for preparing a meal. No produce or…read more fresh ingredients, but worth a stop.

I stopped in while passing through the area. This is a fun, independent dollar store. I love…read morevisiting these small town modern day versions of the old "five and dime" establishments. There is plenty of cool stuff to look through. I was impressed by all the holiday and party decorations. There were also some real bargains on hardware items as well. If you can leave without spending a few bucks, I would be surprised.

I've only been here once...and it was the only time. :(…read more The store is pretty large, but I couldn't get past the first few aisles because everything was messy/unorganized and dirty. Training day was going on while I was there; a new cashier was being reprimanded by the person training her. I felt bad because it was an embarrassing situation for her. I highly doubt that employee is still working there. I grabbed what I needed and left. Nice parking lot, but stick to Edgewood Rd. or 16th Ave. if you're shopping on the NW or SW sides of CR.

Dollar General does not understand that you should not broadcast openly mistakes made by employees,…read moreor in the case of the District Manager and Loss Prevention Manager coming to the East Post Road last month, scolding the Store Manager within earshot of me and others. The Store Manager abruptly quit, as did his successor, and I was not surprised I have never seen a more poorly run business.