Basic dollar type store, not everything a dollar like Dollar Tree. Not a fancy store by any means…read morebut a lot of good finds in there. They don't open at 9 am as listed it is more like 10 am or 10:30am depending on what time this Mom and Pop store decided to open so don't show up till after 11 am to be safe. Usually friendly clerk/owner will check you out. Glad they are around, I would suggest they spruce the place up a tiny bit. The lottery tix they sell help them to stay in biz.

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And we're right back to where we were before with back up checkouts. I don't understand why they…read morewent throught the trouble of building 4 checkouts if they claim corperate says they're never allowed to open more than 2 lanes at once under any condition, especially when there's 4 other employees just wandering around the store looking for things to do. There were about 30 people waiting in line with items melting from carts all over the floor becoming a slip-and-fall hazard and a potential lawsuit. Why they would risk a lawsuit, annoy customers and not just make all customers happy by simply opening a third a lane is beyond me. This anti-3 lane cult obsession is actually what is killed businesses in the United States and I wonder what flawed math convinced all these businesses to follow that rule. It's a real head scratcher since they keep having to make all sorts of drastic changes to make their bottom line when the solution is so simple.

You honestly never know what you will find here! If you don't want to spend a lot of money on…read moreChristmas decorations then this is the place for you! Awesome decor for your entire house and your Christmas tree. You can even find some brands items here and there but you definitely have to look for them carefully.

Just a massive massive village discount with quite literally every thing you can imagine…read more Easy to wander the aisles. Pretty clean inside given thrift stores Staff was nice, and there was a lot of tidying and stocking being done.

.Great place to thrift. The staff has always been friendly, prices are fair, and you never know…read morewhat you'll find. I've found some awesome sports equipment and other hidden gems here. If you enjoy the hunt, Village Discount is definitely worth checking out.

I have had a rocky relationship with this location. Sometimes it's smooth sailing and other times…read moreit's a total mess. For years, I stopped coming here to the point that I forgot there even WAS a location near the Morse Red Line. But lately, because I've been grocery shopping at Morse Fresh Market more this year than I ever have in 18+ years of living on the North Side, I gave this Family Dollar a shot again. As was the case the last time, this one was pretty good. I have to compliment one employee in particular. When I first walked up to his register, I rolled my eyes because he had on headphones. Who does that? How out-of-body do you want to be to wear headphones while at the register with a bunch of customers? But somebody yelled something from the side, and he put down one of my items before he could start ringing me up. I had no clue what happened. He just beelined to another aisle. After a few seconds, I realized that they were trying to get someone out of the store. He never yelled. Didn't get aggressive. Didn't physically move anybody. Just stood there in all his "don't be tough today" aura. And the commotion left. He came back to the register, and I asked him, "Are you a security guard or a cashier?" He smiled and said, "Both." And that was when I heard his voice. He started talking, and I absolutely think he should have a side job (or a full-time career) in narration or voiceover work. He has a really intelligent, well-spoken voice that would sound great on audio books. It startled me a little because I didn't expect him to say one word, just ring me up with those headphones on. And I didn't not expect him to sound like the James Earl Jones type. I sorta heard him talking to another customer about the chocolate bars he was supposed to sell, but I didn't really listen to him closely. I talked to him briefly, and I joked about how I wouldn't recommend anybody trying him. Physically, it's just not a smart move. But he was the nicest guy. The headphones don't even make a difference. He was able to promo chocolate bars (I don't eat dairy so I didn't buy one), secure the store, ring me up and be charming at the same time. Whatever he is making, give him double (or a management position).

Beware of this store. For the last couple years, they have been illegally gouging customers by…read moreputting one price on the shelf and ringing up a higher price at the cash register. This is deceptive business practice, and the owner and manager should be ashamed of ripping off people!

I like this location because it's si big and have so much stuff…read more But the cashiers are short staff and take for ever to check out

Pretty bad, even for a dollar store. It's a mess in there -- boxes piled all over the place with…read moreunopened product making it extra messy. The dirty floors don't help either! I was able to find some bubbles that I got for my son's birthday party, plus a couple dinosaur toys for the kiddos to play with. The toys section at this location was super slim. There was only one checkout line open and the whole store seemed to want to check out at the same time. I will say the staff member working was super kind! Probably wouldn't come back to this location. I wish they put a little more effort into making the store clean + welcoming!

I have been coming to this Dollar Tree for several years, especially within the last two moves, so…read moreI've watched a lot of employees come and go. Some were great; others were not so great. But I'm updating my review SOLELY on the cashier I met for the first time yesterday. It's been a couple of decades since I was a cashier, and I remember how much you had to bite your tongue when it came to some of the comments people would make. In my case, it was usually management and not the customers. But this location always has a colorful bunch of customers that just do the most RANDOMLY outrageous stuff for no absolute reason, from digging in their noses to screaming across the aisles to completely ignoring the pandemic six-footer rule. Lately, it's been fairly normal in there. That or I'm lucking out and going at all the right times. But yesterday, I was baffled by a conversation between a white, male customer and a black, female cashier. In what should've been a non-controversial conversation about the holiday season, she mentioned off-handedly that her daughters have polar opposite personalities but she had a good Christmas nonetheless. And this guy had the audacity to ask her if she had "Bebe's Kids." That was so unnecessarily offensive, and I know he would not ask a white lady cashier this same question. When she tried to professionally and calmly correct him that these weren't small children, he switched to asking her were they like the kid in "Home Alone." How many different ways are you going to insult this woman's parental habits? I was furious, but she played it so cool. Had she responded with what I was thinking, she'd have been terminated. For that, I commend her for keeping her cool under what was a very ignorant conversation. I finally said something about not needing a bag and pushing my stuff to the front to get him to hurry up, bag his stuff and get away from me (and her). She was just as nice to me, but I do wonder if those comments rubbed her wrong. Either way, her level of patience is management material, and I hope someone acknowledges that. Happy Holidays to her for being a patient, professional and take-the-high-road mother!

(Zero stars) If…read morethere's such a thing as an "Absolutely the Worst Store Ever" award, it belongs to this s***hole. Egad, this place is so scary, families ought to bring their kids here for Halloween instead of paying admission to a haunted house! Enter at your own risk (and avoid wearing open shoes). I've visited stores in impoverished countries that are far nicer. The hopeless mess is in stark contrast to better-maintained Dollar Tree stores in the 'burbs. Merchandise is strewn on shelves helter-skelter. The floor, which likely hasn't seen a mop since the Obama era, is littered with a mix of trash, blobs of crud, and trampled merchandise. Spills are ignored. Some of the aisles are impassable, blocked by an avalanche of cartons and junk. Heck, I was afraid to breathe the air without a mask!

I shop here about once a week. Yes, the store is a mess and yes the prices are very low. And if…read moresomeone tells you they NEVER have both registers open at the same time, they're correct. The staff is adequate but they seem incapable of picking up the items on the floor, I'm not sure if it's a phobia or they just cannot bend over and do it due to medical issues. Regardless, if you can put up with the mess, the somewhat lazy staff and the long lines at the register, this is a great place to shop.

walked into the store and got told to give my backpack to the man at the register and i complied,…read morewalked around to get whatever i needed quick and i notice 2 people with backpacks? i go to the register to pay for my stuff and i kindly question the man at the register why i was the only one with my backpack taken away and the others are roaming free with theirs. he had no answer and decided to tell me to question the customers who had their backpacks, i simply ask nicely again and both the cashier and the customer start screaming and cussing me out. i asked for the manager and the cashier said he was the manager which i dont believe because they all say that. they proceed to yell at me to pay for my stuff and get out and to never come back. i highly believe it was an act of racism because i am a covered muslim. someone needs to do something about this.

While in the Lincoln Square area I came here with the intentions of grabbing just toilet paper, but…read moreended up grabbing a cart full of items while taking a look around. Typical! When shopping at Dollar Tree locations, I always get that urge to stock up on basic needed items, such as deodorant, tissue, mailing packages, pens, cleaning supplies, food, and junk food items, hehe. As for this location it's set up slightly different compared to other locations that I have visited throughout the city, but still comprised of the same items. I also love the fact that Dollar Tree locations have items that you wouldn't imagine a dollar store would have, such as balloons, books, tools, and a ton of seasonal & holiday items. The one thing I never regret while shopping at Dollar Tree locations is picking up excess items that may be used down the road because why have regrets when everything in the store costs only a dollar! Thomas G

Please please please hire cashiers. 1 register open, 20 people in line, manager comes out to check…read more$100 bill, doesn't open another register, goes back to hide, comes out again to check another bill, goes back to hide, next person has a return and needs balloons. She is inspecting each balloon. This is the dollar store f@ck!! This is not Nordstrom. I gave up & left. There is nothing in that store worth the ungodly wait.

This isn't my first time writing a review abbout the outstanding service and sufficiency here at…read moreMorse Fresh Market. I'll start by saying that ALL of the employees are courteous and greets each person as they enter. Secondly, the store is ALWAYS clean smells nice and well kept as in neat and organized. Last but most importantly the produce is well maintained and daily fresh, Ave and the meats are lean and very affordable. So it does my heart good to circulate my money within my community. I'll always shop here. Indefinitely!

Got some things from this locally owned market. It has an okay location in West Rogers Park. Morse…read moreFresh Market is on the same street. Has a lot of what to expect. The produce makes up a lot of the store's inventory, so be sure to get some of this. Before it was pretty common for grocery stores to be independent. It's getting to be like these are all chains, but not at this one. This market is committed to the local community, and helps introduce unfamiliar items to people. A long time business in the community. It opened in 2004 at this location. A few hard to find specialties like Caribbean, Latin, and West African ingredients can be found. They also have hot food service. Has quite a lot inside. It's located on Morse Avenue at Greenview and is popular with many people. They make a lot of the prepared foods made to order, so it's fresh, and there's a good selection of meats and vegetables.