In addition to a gratitude list that I have created in my blog, I just want to throw it out there…read morethat I am very thankful that I have a Dollar Tree in my neighborhood. During many of my visits I typically purchase items such as soap, toothpaste, shampoo, deodorant, tissue, mailing envelopes and the list goes on....... I figure why go elsewhere when you can just go to a Dollar Tree. I have even purchased snack and food items like cereal and milk, and guess what? All were just a dollar!. Anyway! I made my initial visit during the grand opening on a Saturday morning, and best believe it was crowded. There were four registers open, yet it took forever to get through that line, but I expected that because it was the grand opening. I walked into a squeaky clean store with a brand new smell to it with freshly new items stocked, but I'm sure that it will not last as the months go on. This Dollar Tree is in place where there used to be a CVS Pharmacy present, which only lasted a year! Yes, a year! Makes me wonder about the possibility of this Dollar Tree not lasting in the neighborhood, which makes me want to enjoy it while its here. It sits in an area where many questionable individuals walk the streets, so be aware of your surroundings upon entering and leaving. It is also one of the impoverished sides of town, too. But I'm sure you are aware of that by now if you are visiting. The funny thing about neighborhoods that are dominantly African American is that select individuals get stereotyped as thieves due to how they present themselves in the store, which I overheard hilarious conversations while going through the line about certain shoppers. My theory is, if you let them get away most likely they will return for more things which could possibly lead to them being caught. Pretty obvious with that customer that always visits, yet purchases nothing. If they honestly cannot afford anything that costs only a dollar then it just shows that they truly have nothing. With that being said, I will get off of my soap box! I hope this review assists you in any way. Thomas G

I have to say that the staff was great and even kept their cool when their was an irate customer…read moreinside of the store. I give them big kudos for that because I don't know if I could have done the same. I gave this location only 2 stars because they were out of a lot items and it made the shopping experience a little meh. Nothing much else to say about this location. As always folks... Enjoy!!!

I thrift quite a bit... but this ain't it. I've never seen a store thrift or otherwise as…read moredisorganized as this one. If you've ever watched A&E's Hoarders that is what this place is... it is a dumpster of of closed unknown merchandise, you have to get a worker to see what's in every box, that's a task in itself. On top of that the bigger furniture pieces like consoles, lawnmowers, lawn furniture... the owner is charging more than it would be at a Marshall's or TJ Maxx... $300 for a lawnmower, $350 for a console (just check out FB Marketplace). Why they aren't opening the boxes as they come in and categorizing which table they'd belong is beyond my understanding. I also don't understand why there isn't prices on the furniture, seems as if they are haggling, giving different prices to different ppl. Needless to say I won't be back. Don't make the hike to check this place out I'm sure you'll pass better stores.

Love this store. So many great treasures at super prices! The staff is great and super helpful!read more

I'm so disappointed. Thrift stores are supposed to be accessible to all, and this flagrant price…read moregouging is ridiculous. Resellers are partly to blame, but so is the company taking advantage of the community. If you haven't yet noticed the recent price increases, here's proof: the exact same Levi's dress, same size, priced one month apart. Ten dollar difference. Shame on you.

Shame on you, VDO! You can no longer call yourself a thrift store or a discount outlet. Not only…read moreare your prices absolutely shameful, but you have the gall to price stained garments above $10, $15, even $40! Five years ago, you priced dresses at $6 or below. Now, all dresses begin at 6.99, no matter the condition. You price items with original tags at just a few dollars below the original price. YOU ARE NOT TJ MAXX. I repeat: YOU ARE NOT TJ MAXX. You are a disorderly thrift store that smells like sulfur. The absolute nerve of your prices! In addition: You no longer have 50% off weekends. You swiftly got rid of 10% off Mondays. Your loyalty program requires buyers to spend $200 (!!!) in order to get back a measly $5. I can't get over the greed. You get your inventory for free! On Sundays, 3 for 1 sale, your employees begin *first thing in the morning* tossing all the sale tags into a huge bin, making it impossible to find anything for the sale. I can't get over the greed of this company. You get your inventory for free!

I recently purchased a stair stepper at Fitness Factory on North Elston Ave. Ken, the manager, was…read morevery efficient and helpful. He is extremely knowledgeable. If you are looking for fitness equipment, this is the place to go.

Julian was awesome! Great at helping figuring out which kettlebells would suit me and my family!…read moreWill be returning when I need to upgrade my weight!

They offer a great variety of furnishings , household items, and clothing , and the quality seems…read moreto be excellent. Their prices can't be beat! I hope they stay in business forever! I have not yet required Service, for I have not yet purchased any equipment or tools, or furniture, but I am hoping to do that very soon!!!

Maybe ..... If you pick it up yourself...Delivery scammers.... Oh we have to take the furniture…read moreapart to get it in $60 +$100 paid in store I was told in-store that it would arrive disassembled and would need to be assembled .It was cold( January) and they tracked my floors with nastiness.

You sorta just hope for the bad and brace for the worse when you come to family dollar. But this…read morelocation wasn't the worst. Nothing quite costs a dollar anymore but prices are cheaper than what you would find other places except for maybe a grocery outlet. I came here around 4pm on a Wednesday. It was quiet. They were working hard to restock the place. Most of the boxes were right at the front and in the back. The middle aisles were generally clear. It's late August and they already had Halloween items out. Some of their back wall items weren't in stock as some of those shelves were bare. They also have laundry items locked up and so you have to see an associate to get access to those items. Cashiers are up front. Don't expect the most talkative bunch. The place is a bit dingy and a bit dodgy but bright nonetheless.

I have been going to Family Dollar for years. Not this location but all over the city and this one…read moreis just Meh. The cashiers were having there own conversation and I felt like I was interrupting them. When I did get to the counter the cashier wasn't really interactive with me. Listen I wasn't trying to get her name or know about her family but I felt like in her head she was thinking "You buy and get the heck out of my line!" Now again I said I felt this way she didn't say it! They do have many household items that are cheaper than even Walmart and that is why I like Family Dollar but there aren't as many locations on my side of town. I was able to get my Christmas Tree from there for $15 dollars but it still looks like a Charlie Brown Tree, but I'm still going to make it look fabulous. I mean Hey it was $15 I wasn't expecting much. They even had some trees for $10 which is why I came to this location in the first place. I will only be back because this is the location around me so with that everyone... Enjoy!!!

My husband and I recently purchased a few items from Foreman Mill, mostly for his clothes for…read morework,etc seeing that they don't have fitting rooms you have to take a chance and get your items and try them on at home, well the clothes didn't fit him as expected but the issue is that he lost the receipt,mind you that day we spent over $200, so as most stores if you don't have the receipt you can at least exchange the items but they said no, so we're stuck with stuff we can't use, I'm very disappointed with them and will not be shopping there anymore.period.

Biggedy bam, mutha flowers!! I found the "new AJ Wright" (god rest its soul) and it's the…read moreobnoxiously red and yellow painted building on the corner of North and Cicero Avenue! This store opened a few months ago and it looks so strange from the outside -like a big warehouse that would sell industrial materials or something. I had been afraid to go in there because the neighborhood is a bit rough in them thar' parts, but it was my boyfriend's birthday and I wanted to treat him to a gift. He too is mourning the loss of his favorite store (AJ Wright) so I was hoping to give him a double bday present -the hope that he has found an equitable replacement *and* an actual gift. He acted as my bodyguard and we braved the deary, rainy elements to venture out to that part of the city. I was actually really impressed! It was very AJ-Wright-ish but actually kinda better because it wasn't all chaotic and disorganized. They actually had a bunch of cute stuff. Tons of cute T-shirts, jeans, purses and (ooooooh snap!) ladies, -I found my funky shoe place once again! -And I'm embarrassed to say I added two more pairs to my ridiculous collection! The crowd was cool too. There is a well built (and handsome!) security guard in the front and a bunch of regular old people -lots of families, diversity. I even got a compliment on the shoes I was wearing by one of the sales clerks (I made sure to credit -you guessed it -AJ Wright). It was a great experience! Cashier Tammy was very nice too and even alerted the Supervisor when I asked if there was a damaged merchandise discount (there is-10%) since the shoes in my size were a little beat up but I still liked them! Total damage? $38.93 for two pairs of shoes and a funky belt. So glad I checked it out! This could be a dangerous habit being on the way home from work and all but I'm gonna try to resist the daily temptation!! (But, of course, give in once in a while!!! LOL)

Forever thankful I discovered this while making a trip to H-Mart. Lol…read more I spent $36 for two bags, in which I thought I would've spent WAY more. Products are in yen, but they have the conversion price chart posted at every aisle. Home to craft to snacks. Great wide selection! Friendly workers, two self-checkouts and one cashier.

It's not the same as their sister store in Japan but they do have a lot of things.... However their…read moreprices are bit expensive, but probably due to the tariff. Got what I can for and little more.

Otti and I love shopping @marshalls especially when the weather isn't that great outside. We get…read moreour steps in cuz the place is huge and has almost everything you need from A-to-Z. They stock regularly with new stuff nearly every day so we usually end up buying something. I scored a gorgeous deep blue knit top by Tahari for $25, originally $88! Truly great prices and clean organized merchandise. Friendly greeters, professional, pleasant staff and cashiers. Marshalls like its sister stores, TJ Maxx and Home Goods are dog friendly! We'll be back again soon!

Location is great! Clean store…read more Cashier was so nice and helpful Store was very stocked and full of nice items.