Wonderful store. Great prices. Never know what you're gonna find there. It's like treasure hunting…read moreevery day..

Alot to choose from. Isles. Very crowded. Store is near by.emplooyees nice and helpfulread more

I stopped by this Dollar Tree after lunch with one of my nieces. This was my first time shopping at…read morethis Dollar, it's the go to if you're looking for nit expensive picture frames. The Dollar Tree in Easley is not in the best location, as far as parking, entering and leaving 123. I did find picture frames and some things that I didn't need!They didn't have a lot of 4th of July items, but that could have been because it's so close to that day. There was only one checkout open, and the young man working was friendly and quick with checking people out. I will stop by this location again if I need to do some shopping at Dollar Tree, and I'm in the area.

One of the best dollar stores around! Everything's $1.00 Huge store with more variety than other…read moredollar trees. Quite clean and organized. Very friendly and helpful staff who I noticed was constantly stocking shelves and picking up items set in the wrong areas. Lots of great seasonal items for Halloween, thanksgiving, and Christmas already. Tons of gift wrapping, party decor and greetings cards. Toys, books, candles, jewelry, makeup, pet items, baby items, and faux floral. Impressive snack department with cliff bars, protein bars, fruit bars similar to Kind brand, nuts, dried fruit, pork rinds, and tons of candy. Wonderful selection of organizational boxes, bowls, cubbies, and containers. Fun wine and beer glasses, cleaning supplies, kitchen stuff and more!

Omgoodness I just moved to this part of town, and so I had…read moreto change Walmarts. ....it's set up so differently than my old store, but there was this employee named Cody. He went out of his way to help me get what was on my list. I thought I'd give a shout out. He was more than happy to help me.

There's another review saying this is an older Walmart. It's not. I watched it being built! It's a…read morenewer neighborhood Walmart. I go here for quick things... of course they are limited with what they have but the staff has always been friendly and helpful. It used to be 24 hours but now it's not. I guess the business wasn't there to support the staff.

Staff at these places are usually not very helpful. Not rude, just not helpful. But the couple of…read moreppl I asked info from where so very nice and very helpful, i did not find what I was looking for but I was very impressed with the customer service and left in a good mood anyhow. Thank you! I appreciate a good attitude, I don't have to get what I want, a smile will do.

This location is extremely organized and the customer service was great. I did a return on some…read moreitems that didn't quite work out for me. The process was fast and easy. I decided to walk around the store and of course came across some great finds. I frequent the me section, housewares, and beauty & health.

Nice store! This is the first one I've ever shopped in. Lots and lots of candy in the one. As a…read morematter of fact 90% of their floor space was Candy! I was looking for some boxes of Sprees! Hard to find and they didn't have any!

Great little store. It has a little bit of this and a little bit of that. I was greeted immediately…read morewhen I walked in. The store is pretty organized. I got a few flash cards and some coloring books for my daughter. Can't beat that for $1 a piece. The cashier was very friendly. I'll come back again for stocking stuffers.

I am an Executive Member. I want to lead with that because it matters, the way a blood pressure…read morenumber matters, in that it tells you something about the kind of person you're dealing with before they open their mouth. The Executive level costs $65 more per year than the Gold Star, which sounds like a lot until you understand that the Gold Star is for people who are still deciding whether they need a five-gallon jar of pickle relish in their life. You do. You don't know it yet. That's the Gold Star experience. The Executive gets you 2% cash back, which last year came to $47.12, which I spent on a rotisserie chicken and a bag of coconut clusters. I have no regrets about this. I have a system at Costco. Mrs. W. calls it "the problem" but I call it a workflow, which is a word that shouldn't exist outside of software but has become load-bearing on my Saturdays. I take a cart immediately, before I've seen a single thing I need, because without a cart I feel unmoored in a way that's hard to explain to someone who hasn't stood in a warehouse the size of a small European country holding nothing. The samples are called samples. I call them lunch. I made this joke to a man handing out cubes of teriyaki chicken on a toothpick near an end stand of guacamole and he did not laugh, but he gave me two, so we understood each other. My wife would consider this a "bro moment." The system, if you're new to this, is a wide spiral: something savory near the back, a cracker somewhere in the middle, something sweet near the front, and then, if the timing works, a second pass at the teriyaki man, who by now has either forgotten your face or is pretending he has, as an act of mercy for both of you. The aisle people are the problem. Not all of them, the specific ones who park their cart diagonal to the traffic flow and stand in front of the frozen lasagnas with the expression of someone who has never before encountered a frozen lasagna and must now make peace with the concept. I have catalogued these people over many visits and I believe, with some confidence, that they are Gold Star members. There's a looseness to them, a lack of urgency, that speaks to someone who hasn't yet committed at the Executive level. Committing at the Executive level changes you. You move with purpose and you know, without consulting anyone, where the coconut clusters are. You don't stop in front of the lasagna. My son Henry, who is eight, calls me a "Costco dad" in a tone that suggests this is not entirely a compliment. I take it as one anyway. A Costco dad knows the rotisserie chickens come out at 3:00, has a preferred cashier (Dina, lane 7, very fast, once told me my cart was "very organized," which ranks in the top five compliments I have received as an adult), and feels a specific satisfaction walking to his car with a full cart of things he didn't know he needed two hours ago. That's what Saturdays are for. Four stars because they moved the coconut clusters.

A store is only as good as its employees and customers. The people that work here are very busy…read more Selection varies. Value depends on what you're purchasing.

I stopped by two different Publix stores to do a little shopping. The first one was at McBee…read moreStation, not far from my barber. I only needed a few things, white grapes and the BOGOFREE cocktail cucumbers. They had no grapes at all, and were out of the cucumbers as well. I did find some of the other things that I wanted. My next stop was at Schlotskys to get a salad for my dinner, so I stopped at Publix in Greer. I did find the grapes, and a few other things that I did not need. This was my first time shopping at this Publix, it was around 9 am so it wasn't crowded. I think it's an older Publix too, but it was clean, and the cashier at check out was very friendly.

This location isn't bad but it's on the smaller side so less options of stuff. The only issues I've…read morehad at this location is that I would order deli meat online so it would be ready to be picked up when requested and most of the time it's not ready and I'm having to wait 15 minutes for it. I like ordering online so I don't have to wait in line and sometimes I do because they don't put the order out even though it's ready. The staff isn't that friendly but they are ok. This has been the only publix I've been to where they don't offer to take groceries to the car. I do like that the store is pretty organized and things are fairly easy to find!

You really can't visit Ross without also stopping by Marshalls when they're right next door!…read more We decided to pop into Marshalls while we were out shopping and spent some time browsing around. We ended up finding a few items and, of course, I had to grab some of their reusable shopping bags. I always love their bag designs and they come in handy for so many things. The store was clean, organized, and easy to shop. One of the things I love most about Marshalls is that you never know what you'll find. Whether you're looking for home décor, clothing, accessories, beauty products, or seasonal items, there are always hidden gems waiting to be discovered. If you're already shopping in the area, definitely make time to stop by Marshalls. It's one of my favorite stores for finding unique items at great prices, and this visit was no exception! Customer service was phenomenal.

I have been shopping at Marshalls for many years. This particular location is probably my least…read morefavorite - not because of the store itself, but because it is SO Crowded. You will probably hear four different languages as you shop. This store is popular with every culture, apparently. If you're up for shopping with the maddening crowd, you'll probably find some things you don't want to pass up. Join the fray!