I love the Dollar General stores but this one has to be my favorite. There are nice, fiendly…read moreworkers who always make sure you get what you came for.

From the owner: Dollar General Menlo is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

I liked this dollar tree. The staff was pleasant and it was very clean. They were stocking some…read moreshelves, which isn't a bother. I like to see that stores maintain full shelves. I was able to pickup some ice pops for my children to enjoy. I'd never seen Tampico ice pops where I live in ANY store, so I was excited to see them here and have my children try them out. The cashier was pleasant, every staff member in the store was pleasant actually. I came in for chapstick and candy and ended up grabbing a few more things.

Pretty well stocked for a glorified Dollar General. Had everything we needed for a last minute meal…read moreat a local AirB&B.

From the owner: DG Market is your one-stop-shop for savings on essentials as well as everyday low prices on fresh…read moremeat, produce and grocery items. Save today on health and beauty care, cleaning supplies, meal solutions, snacks and much more.

*********************************** WHAT A JOKE! *************************************…read moreDOLLAR DAYZ has now increased its prices from $5 per item to $7 per item that's a 40% increase. I can see going up on prices a little bit, but a 40% increase that's just plain GREEDY! If Dollar Dayz had increased its price like .50 cents or a $1.00 I could understand that because of high gas prices and inflation but to go up 40% is just crazy! What if every other business went up 40%, we would all be in a major disaster. This country is already heading into a recession now so to hit your loyal customers who have supported DOLLAR DAYZ with a 40% increase is a slap in the face.

It is what it is…read more All stuff at good value, lots of stuff for an actual dollar. Except - bonus . . . nice and funny people work here! Today, I happened to need - of all things- a pair of hair or nail trimmers (I won't explain but either kind of small utensil would have worked). Got it! And, a deal on some toothpaste. Not often in need of this spot on Market but there was lots of good stuff, from chips to curlers, housewares to ... Handy to have in a pinch!

I've even experienced better under the old management. If you're a trans woman like me, don't ever…read moreshop there. I was never asked to leave my backpack up at the front, but now that I'm somehow less passing as a woman, I experience a lot of discriminatory practices that was not happening just five months ago. For example, no matter how much you pass, the manager will always call you sir. The previous manager had always avoided calling me any particular gender when she didn't know what gender I was. Just because it's Trump's America, doesn't make it OK to exploit your own bigotry for financial gain. Not shopping there ever again.

Dollar Days is AWESOME!! The owner donates a lot to the community and local charities…read more I have a comment for Janet, who left a bad review. They are EXTREMELY busy (especially at opening and closing, pretty much all day). Don't bad mouth a business because your dumb *** left your card. Get in your car, drive back to the store and get your card. They didn't leave it, you did.

This business never answers their phone. I'm from out of town, out of state, and recently lost my…read moredebit card at their store. I've tried calling multiple times, at closing and opening. It always says they are busy with customers with no way to leave a message. I am now driving back to the store to see if they have it. I would like to see this practice change. Janet Breitigam

As long as you go into Dollar Tree without high expectations, everything will be great! This chain…read moreis all about bargains that can save you lots of money if you buy them here rather than going to other stores and paying more for the same things. This is the place to shop for great discounts. This Dollar Tree is in Cambridge Square, and all of the small businesses share a large and free parking lot. Seasonal merch is strategically placed so that they are the first things that customers see. After that, depending on which aisle the customers walk through, they'll could see housewares, kid's toys, games and books, personal care items, hair and skin products, things for your pets, and a whole lot more items. If you're looking for groceries or clothing, there are limited supplies of canned and boxed foods, and clothing looked like it was extremely limited only to socks. The only things that are refrigerated are individual cold beverages. You won't find anything fresh, like fruits or vegetables. Customers will find a large snack and candy aisle filled with many popular items that are priced a whole lot higher at other stores. For a store that gets picked over throughout the day, everything is kept generally organized. This store is clean. Due to inflation, the minimum prices have gone up to $1.25, which is the price of most of the items in inventory, although I believe some of the items were priced at $3 and $5. There are many name brand items scattered throughout the store, but most of the items sold here are have brands that are not well known, with packaging that are similar to the name brands. Customer service has always been great. The employees at the registers try to get customers through the line as efficiently and quickly as possible. Check out Dollar Tree, if you haven't already. I'm sure you'll be surprised (but in a good way!).

This is thee most ghetto Dollar Tree ever. The store is always a mess and inventory non-existent…read moreWHEN THEY ARE OPEN. So many tripping hazards in the store. Several times we've gone by there and there is a sign on the door. Those pictures must have been taken when the store was new. How is this a Dollar Tree in Sandy Springs.

Was in there shopping for some gardening stuff to try and take my mind off the house fire I just…read morewent through on Thursday and this employee comes up to me as I'm sorting through what would be in baskets for the family and two kids who lost everything in their house and she had no problem embarrassing me and asking me to do what she is hired for (mind you I worked retail for years I was just organizing what I had in my cart for who on a shelf next to me) and all nasty like she's like yk if you don't want that take it to the front. In front of multiple other people. I came in to shop to calm down and help the kids I babysit out. I left my whole cart bc I was so embarrassed!!!!!!! Thanks a lot

I know, it's a dollar store, so what do i expect for a buck? Well, based on my experience in…read moreshopping other Dollar Trees, a lot actually. I like Dollar Tree. Lots of fun stuff, new items for almost every holiday, clean stores, easy to get in and out quick, everythings a buck! Unfortunately this store is my closest and the suckiest. (Not sure if suckiest is a word, let me spell check, hold on....okay it is not a word, anyway...) The store is messy, shelves and displays are empty, employees don't seem to be very excited about being there. Me either. (Or is that "niether", hold on let me check...)

This Ingles sits just off of 59 in Trenton and seems to be the anchor of this exit. While grocery…read morestores are not normally on my itinerary on road trips, I made the pit stop into this Ingles for a potty break due to the neighboring gas station not having facilities available...and since I was already there, I did a bit of browsing and shopping. The store, like most Ingles, is a bit dated and worn. The brand is not known for shiny new and updates stores, so this location is definitely "classic". Since I was traveling, I stayed in the interior aisles and picked up a few snacks and staples that I needed, saved me a trip closer to home. I will say that Ingles is a bit pricey compared to other grocery stores, surprisingly so on majority of the items I scoped, fresh food and all. Check out was okay. The cashier was nice, but not "friendly" or engaging. I get it is a transaction, and it definitely felt just as such. Overall, I get the need and dependence on this location for the local community. Good spot for groceries, just a bit high on prices and service could use some tweaks.

I typically don't write reviews, however after last night's experience, I absolutely had to share…read morethis. My fiancé and I recently moved to Trenton so he could attend the Lineman school here. Since moving, we've been adjusting to living on one income and it's been financially challenging due to the amount of time it took me to find a job. When we got to the register, we realized we were $1.23 short. It may not seem like much, but in that moment it felt incredibly heavy. As we were trying to decide what to put back, our cashier Jacob quietly walked around the register and paid the difference himself without hesitation. He didn't make a big scene or make us feel embarrassed -- he simply chose kindness. That small act meant more to us than he probably realizes. After months of stress and uncertainty, the Lord really reminded us that there are still genuinely good people in this world. Jacob, thank you for your compassion and generosity. You made a difference for us that night. Ingles is lucky to have someone like you on their team -- he absolutely deserves recognition and a raise!