Located in a very nice plaza with target and five below. I was hoping that this dollar tree would…read morebe fully stocked since it does seem to be in a very busy area. However, I was a little disappointed to find that shelves in a lot of areas were sparse. Also, it is no fault of this dollar tree in particular, but I have noticed that they have quietly raise the prices to $1.50 on a lot of items and it is hard to be able to tell how much everything costs individually. Service was quick, and staff was friendly. I do wish that they had more of a selection on this visit, but they could have just had a rush I visited at midweek

Nice and clean Dollar tree. They always have what I need, keep everything well stocked. The…read morecashiers are efficient and usually the line isn't too long. Definitely recommend, with plenty of parking right in front of the store.

I visited this location because it was nearby, and I had the pleasure of meeting what must be the…read morebest employee in the company--Terrence White! He greeted every single customer like an old friend, bringing so much energy and positivity to everyone he encountered. I came in planning to buy just four items and left with 50, thanks to his welcoming vibe that made me want to explore the whole store. I also want to compliment the store itself--it was well-organized, fully stocked, and a great shopping experience overall. Terrence, from Georgia, truly made my day!

I hadn't been to this Dollar Tree location in a few weeks, but what a difference those few weeks…read moremade! The store is SO clean and well organized, compared to other locations. The cashier, Carmen, is so friendly. I understand the new manager, Jason, is responsible for the positive changes. I will make this my new go-to Dollar Tree, even if it is a little out of my way. I ended up buying more than I intended because the store was so well-organized, I could see everything that was for sale.

Oh my gersh. The deals are good the staff is amply friendly but hey like the restrooms are worse…read morethan the bathrooms at a deserted gas station.

Big lots land o lakes I would walk there from were I lives paradise lakes for 7 years I purchased…read morefurniture there's that was modern and cool looking but quality I purchased food and beverages there too it's like a wall mart but better one time in there parking lot this older women about 67 years old her car caught on fire her engine had oil on it and big lots had a fire extinguisher I used to put it out.Steven Shopnick by the time the fire department came I already put out the huge engine fire

I was looking for a specific car tray for my car to do food videos I stopped by this location in…read morehopes they had it. When I walked in a lady greeted us and I asked if she knew if they had it and instead of just pointing me in the direction, she walked over and helped me look for the food tray unfortunately, we weren't able to find it, but she was super helpful. Told me that they might be getting it in soon. After that, we just looked around they have some really cute Christmas inventory I found these adorable Christmas tree pajama that were so cute. The store was very neat but busy with toys etc

Of all the 5 Below stores I have been to, this one is probably my favorite. That's not to say that…read moreI don't like other 5 Below stores, because I love every one I've been to! I love coming to 5 Belows because they always seem to have some affordable t-shirts in my size and they often have Harry Potter stuff. I recently lost a lot of weight and hardly any of my clothes fit, so it's great to be able to buy some fun tshirts that fit that won't make me go broke. Also, a week ago I had to have foot surgery so I had to shop around on a scooter and there was a wonderfully helpful gentleman who offered to help ring me out and help me bag up my items. Please know that Jim is a treasure and I am super thankful for his help and upbeat personality. He was like a ray of sunshine after being cooped up all week. Thanks for being awesome, Jim!!

We shop at the MacDill Commissary once or twice a month, and while prices have definitely increased…read moreover time, it is still more cost effective than many of the other well known grocery stores in the area. As a veteran, I genuinely appreciate the benefits we are afforded. Access to the commissary is one of those earned privileges that never goes unnoticed. It is a reminder that service matters and our support is needed to keep it going... Beyond the savings, what really keeps us coming back is the atmosphere. It is always clean, well organized, and easy to navigate... they make small changes but for the most part the setup of the store remains the same. But more importantly, it is the people. There is something special about being around fellow service members and veterans. Only we truly understand each other. There is a shared experience that creates an instant sense of connection. Every visit turns into lighthearted memorable conversations, laughter in the aisles, and sometimes we make new connections. It feels less like a chore and more like community time. We have met some incredible people just by striking up casual conversations while shopping. The camaraderie is real, and the network continues to expand in the most organic way. For us, the commissary is not just about groceries. It is about community, shared experience, and the continued bond of service.

I take my Dad down to the commissary about once a month to get regular everyday items that my…read moreparents eat or use and am happy about the savings for them. My father only gained assess recently so we are still getting used to the ins and outs of everything. As I am not listed as a "caregiver" for my Dad, it is kind of a pain to have to always stop and get a day pass for me to be able to drive him back onto the base but small price to pay. There are plenty of items that we do not buy there as they are close to the same price as Publix or other stores and if the stores are having a BOGO, there isn't a chance but there are tons of stuff that are lower in price and worth the drive. I am mindful of pricing per pound and chicken is not something we'll ever buy there as really the options are limited and pricing, not worth it, especially compared to Sam's or other club pricing. Recently, we tried out their online Click 'N Go and though it is extremely helpful for someone like my Dad who has trouble walking around much, I was somewhat disappointed. There is a specific item that my parents love and the quality and pricing is amazing so when ordering a large amount of numbers, the butcher staff told the Click 'N Go staff they didn't have enough packages to complete our order. I actually ordered 2 days ahead of time, not because I thought they would set them aside for us by 2 days but so they knew they had a large order coming up and would have time to prep and be able to complete the order fully but no success. On a hunch, I felt there would be a good chance that if I walked into the store and they would have more in the meat department and I was right. They had more than enough and we were there early so I know they prepped them that morning and just didn't want to have to do more for the store itself. Honestly, why does it matter if it goes to a Click 'N Go order or to someone walking in the store? I did mention this to the staff member that brought out our order because she apologized for not having the full order... she was shocked because she said that she specifically talked to them about our order as she was also the one who walked the store collecting our items. At the end of the day, we got the number of packages we wanted, but I shouldn't have had to walk into the store to do so myself. Just complete the order if you truly have the numbers to do so. I don't feel it was appropriate to act like they didn't have enough because they didn't want to do more work or that now I'll always feel I have to go in personally to check if the numbers are off. Other than that staff issue, we have had zero issues with customer service and everyone has been very helpful when trying to find something. They always are very accommodating towards my Dad and his need to go sit down while I am checking out for him. He is a typical Marine and even at the age of 78 with very bad knees, refuses to use any motorized carts, etc. so he gives them his card and goes to sit down while I handle the rest for him. Be sure to be mindful that the baggers only work for tips so be kind, ESPECIALLY when they are taking out your groceries for you and packing up your car.

I went to pick up a few things tonight at Publix on causeway blvd and I just want to point out a…read morefew things that were truly amazing. From the first 5 minutes I was there a new associate walked up to me and was beyond helpfull. Either I looked very lost or this is just the protocol at this Publix, when we couldn't find my item he he want above and beyond to find a manager. (Which none of this was provoked by myself, I would have just said "oh welll" and went home.)Than the manager found it for me. Than a few minutes later the new associate came by and we had good laugh about how blind we both were. Lol. A few minutes following the manager came up to me and pointed out sale on Redbull which I love and soda. I know this sounds silly but I can't remember the last time I went anywhere in 2026 where such great customer service was so glaring. I literally asked the cashier if they had a team meeting today on how to be "awesome". Apparantly they did not...they just are awesome and wish more establishments would follow suit. I left feeling a 5/10 mood on arrival and left feeling a 10/10. Honestly it inspired me to go to work tomorrow, and try to do the same for patrons at the facility i work at. Thanks for spreading the love and great customer service.

It really is a pleasure shopping here. It's clean.., the employees are so nice... it's always well…read morestocked.., produce is top notch... it's bright... the layout is instinctive and makes sense... and they let me dance in the aisles when any of my jams come on the in-store music system. (This usually happens in frozen foods, but no area is safe when the perfect song hits). I've been shopping at this store for 19 years and have totally enjoyed chatting with the cashiers, baggers and stockers. Some of them have been there as long as me! It adds a layer of comfort and enjoyment to the everyday grocery run. The bathrooms are clean-the wine aisle is plentiful... and after Hurricane Milton, when the rest of this immediate area lost power for four days, this store opened... running on a generator, with dim lighting, for just a few hours a day, until power was back up. It was a blip of normalcy, in a world that was topsy turvy right then. There's plenty of parking... the baggers bring in carts in often... there's always an employee nearby to help out if you get stuck, using the self/checkouts... (and there are plenty of manned checkouts)... you can renew your auto tags here-rent a steam cleaner-change coins into bills... and the ac is great. It can get a little crowded, by the lottery kiosk/service desk, which can make for tricky navigation out of the store during busy times. Otherwise, it's perfection. Oh! Since my last outside photos, they've painted. The exterior is white and gray now. As long as the cheerful green logo is there, I'm happy.

Publix used to be the place to go for some great sales. Guaranteed clean stores and helpful staff…read morewere their hallmarks. Clean stores and helpful staff are still there, but the sales are somewhat suspect and often lacking. A few cases to highlight these issues: * They occasionally have my favorite IPA beer on BOGO and since I get the sneak peek ads a day before the sale starts, I know enough to hot-trot it down to the store at 7:00 am on Thursday (the day sales start). This is what I usually will find: 1) They'll have just one carton of the beer and no more. Really? It's a BOGO sale and you have just one carton in the store? 2) They won't have it at all, just a green "apologies" sign with a note to see customer service about getting a slip allowing for a BOGO in the future. Problem is, local laws don't allow for those future slips on beer or tobacco products. * Or they'll have an item on BOGO but the initial pricing appears grossly inflated. In a recent case, they had a BOGO on a name brand peanut butter. Essentially, two for $9.99 which means the first one is close to $10. Yet Winn Dixie sells the same size and brand for just $5.99 everyday. True, I'm saving a couple bucks overall but something seems a bit off on the pricing. Things that make you go, "hmmmmm". * And then comes the matter of BOGO sales. Notice that BOGO stands for Buy One, Get One, right? So why do you have uneven numbers of those items in stock? If you have 15 items in stock, that means 7 customers get the prize, the last one gets screwed. * Then comes the store brand pricing. If the name brand sells for a certain price, what makes you think the Publix brand should sell for more? I recently noticed that on a soap product where the name brand was 50 cents less than the Publix brand, for the same size and quantity. * At one time, if something was in an ad all Publix stores carried it. Not anymore, apparently. Recently I went to a store to get potato chips on sale only to discover that this Publix didn't carry that brand at all, yet the store about 2 miles away did. So, I went back to the ad only to discover the small print at the bottom, "not all brands are available at all stores". If you think I'm going to drive to different stores, you're crazy. Gas is too expensive for that hassle. I guess that leaves me with Winn Dixie, Harveys or Aldis.

Meat department sold a brisket with meat side up but when I got it out of the package was 70% fat…read more Paid good money for fat. Also the London broil they lable as London broil is not in fact London broil it is shoe leather. What has happened to a once great company.

7-Eleven came through--grabbed a Big Gulp and a cold beer, quick stop with everything I needed.read more

At last, coffee. This small footprint 7-Eleven has all the usual features of the convenience stores…read moreyou are familiar with and they also have a couple of gas pumps. I filled up one of their massive tubs with coffee and milk and sugar, listening to the cashier telling a customer that she didn't speak any Spanish. Loudly. Because saying it louder makes it more clearly understood, right? Anyway, the store was clean and stocked right. The coffee was decent and I was on my way promptly.