The manager is a c u next week type very rude horrible costumer service they have rats and ants all…read moreover the place very nasty and unsanitary. Unfortunately they are not good people.

First to review, and I also got this listed on here! It's not a bad Dollar General location…read more When did they open? I'm honestly not sure. I just drove through Castle Rock for the first time in months, maybe even a year, and WHOA, there's a Dollar General! I have been to the Rainier and Clatskanie locations, and this is only slightly worse. They didn't have their store exclusive Mountain Dew, that I was looking for. Rainier does, at least. Other than that, great stock of items, meaning nothing really seemed to be out. Looked WAY cleaner than anticipated. Also not the busiest, as Dollar General's go. Employees seemed nice enough, too. But they didn't have what I was looking for, so the interaction was minimal. This will probably be an interesting place for Castle Rock people to go, but it really won't be that much more advantageous than a place they've been familiar with for years. But it shows the start of maybe making Castle Rock bigger, and better. Definitely stop by and see if maybe they carry something the other local stores don't have. But you're probably better off just running to Longview real quick. Thanks for reading, if you did!

Always have what we need in stock for a quick run in for that one item we forget about! Twice a day…read more! Lol Staff is always friendly. They do change managers a lot and I think they are missing something that keeps people there. They are always short handed but they are always quick to help out!

dollar general in rainer or is not honest with there pricing they have 1 gallon of 2% milk priced…read more$3.85 in the cooler but at the cash register they tried to charge $4.10 DIDN'T BUY IT I wonder how many of there thousands of item are done the same way THIS IS OUT AND OUT THEFT

Treasure hunt meets overstock store! Lots of hidden deals. Great to stock up on snacks!…read more Lady behind the counter was super friendly! The store is dog friendly too. No restrooms available.

I'll give this place 3 stars - which means "A-ok" according to Yelp standard…read more But you need to be a careful shopper, and know what things should cost, or be able to pull up competing prices on your phone. As others note, its very loosely organized. Theres groceries. Hardware. Kitchen. Kids. Lots of yard chemicals. And tons of random stuff. Take care with the grocery stuff, alot of it is past its ''best by" date. Doesnt mean its bad, just not best :) Some cheap, no-name brand hardware. I did some comparison shopping on a few kitchen gadgets, didnt find any 'deals', at least for me. Clerks seemed friendly and helpful.

Let's start off with the parking lot area. There are quite a few parking spots, including four…read morehandicap parking spots, and I was truly amazed that every single person parked in the handicap spots, except for one had no handicapped placard or handicap license plate. The store was an utter disaster. They had carts of merchandise sitting at the end caps to the point you could barely pass by. The shelves were in such disarray that items were in areas that they shouldn't have been. I counted five staff, and only saw two of the five working one was a checker and the other one was sitting on the floor, stocking shampoo. The prices are not cheap certain things you can find at a good price, but others are extremely expensive for the product and the products are smaller than what you get in the grocery store. I got in line for checkout. They had one checker for a line of six people and two people in line were employees buying a drink, and they were wasting a lot of time, talking and laughing with each other while they each checked out very unprofessional. The poor young lady at the check stand just look dead tired like she's been doing that for hours without a break. You would think the gentleman who was the general manager would be a bit more professional, and would've opened another check stand, but no, it was more important that he bought his drink and made the announcement he was paying cash and then when and sat in his vehicle. The whole place just needs a really deep cleaning.

The place has a variety of pantry items, a little frozen/dairy things, cleaning supplies, hygiene…read moreitems, pet supplies and a mix up of a little bit of crafts, school supplies and seasonal items. Prices are cheaper than the IGA. There's 2 checkout stands and there can be a line as a result. Lots of coupons on the app.

Not a "dollar" store most things are more Decent prices on…read moremost things Spotty inventory Beer and wine Easy parking Handy phone app

Wow, this is huge store! We thought that can't all be a DG in there, but nooooooo it was! The store…read morewas spotless and neat, the staff was very nice! It was fun to see so many great items!

Avoid this Dollar Tree. The lines are always 15 deep with one cashier who is doing her absolute…read morebest given the circumstances. She apologizes for the long lines and being patient. Tried to talk to the manager about it and was met with an aggressive behavior and attitude, and the excuse she had to go get her daughter. While we are talking about managing a store, unpacked boxes block aisles and the store is dirty. This is the worst Dollar Tree ever.

This is the closest Dollar Tree to me but it's small, so it sometimes doesn't have everything I…read moreneed because of the smaller inventory, plus it can be hard to get to because of all the construction on the street. Not their fault, but the line to get in and off the street can sometimes get dicey. What makes this Dollar Tree awesome though is because I suspect it must be a training store because every single one of the employees are super nice. They aren't helpful because usually they're a little understaffed and the lines can get really long so they can't really be around the store but man, are they really nice. Gentle people every one of them. If you are looking for a cheap bin and a little of this and a little of that, you can't go wrong at this location because when you walk away, you'll feel good about yourself because the employees are just good people.

I had a definite so-so experience at the Dollar General on Reynolds Avenue and thought pretty hard…read moreabout how many stars to give it. I decided to give them the benefit and rate them at 3 stars instead of just 2 stars. The first thing that struck me when walking in was the mess and disaster that many of the aisles and shelves were. Items were cluttered on the shelves and many of the aisles were tight squeezes due to boxes and other items blocking the way. Additionally, there appeared to be no one on duty at all. I was the only customer in the store and actually made it all the way around the entire store, walking down almost every aisle and was never acknowledged or never encountered a staff member. I was looking for something specific, so I kind of took my time looking and didn't find it anywhere; and needed to try to ask someone. I walked to the front counter to see if someone was in the office, and lo and behold, someone called out that they'd be right there. The employee on duty came out and turned out they didn't have what I wanted (a wall calendar). Bummer! Now, it was later in the evening and maybe she was working on paperwork or something ... so I'm not holding that too much against her, but it would've been nice to have some staff presence in the store. That said, they do have tons and tons of affordable items in multiple departments. Food, housewares, party supplies, seasonal items, and home decor are the main categories they have. Plus, for the kids, they even have a fairly good toy section with inexpensively priced fun for the little ones. While it was a bust on what I came in for ... all-in-all, it was a fine store and perhaps I'll drop in another day for something that I know they'll have. Maybe I caught them on a busy paperwork night, a short-staffed day, and they hadn't gotten to cleaning up the clutter??

so what go back to the paper towels area and ur states on the coupon 4.75 with coupon ok cool i…read morehave the app. so i get up the cashier and he rang up everything under the sun i had which wasn't much like 3 items so the paper towels rang up 5.00 i said well there's a coupon for that.... he said well unless u have the m not gonna honor ir, i was like ok wow let me do that for ya so i did and it was expired match 28 but yet coupon was still there the beer wasn't cold, everything was scattered everywhere but normal. ugh i think ill go to the other one from now on

They have so much. I was able to find most of what I needed.. The owners are very friendly and…read morehelpful. The prices are terrific. Definitely a place to visit.

I have been shopping here since I was 8-9 now I'm 18 and I can't buy a knife? The legal age of…read morebuying a knife is 18 the man makes up all different rules since I started shopping there it makes sense if I was underage but Im no longer underage. And on top of that there is no law against a minor buying a knife. He has denied me and I had to bring a parent in at 16

This store seems a lot larger than some that I've been to and had a lot more things and food items…read more No picture but we grabbed nabe soups, furikake, I don't even know what else. It's not an Asian grocery store but it the closest we found so far that's close to the house.

Daiso may be the Dollar General of Japan, but that does not mean that their wares are of the same…read morequality. In fact, it might be closer to say that Daiso is what you get when an Ikea, and a high-quality Japanese budget retailer get together and make a baby. There may be a lot of fluff and effluvia here, but there are also a lot of useful, down-to-earth, inexpensive home goods here that put anything you can find in an American retailer, for a comparable price, to shame. It's nice to have a shop that sells useful, elegant, quality goods at reasonable prices, a niche in which the Japanese uniquely excel. First-time Daiso shoppers may experience a slight bit of culture shock at having to convert prices from yen to dollars, but once they're hooked on all the wonderful, useful and inexpensive goods for sale here, that unfamiliarity will be fleeting. In particular, categories such as organization, kitchenware, stationery and home goods are not only cheaper here, they are more durable, useful, clever, and long-lasting. I would take anything purchased at a Daiso over any Walmart product, hands-down, any day of the week. They are simply not comparable. If you are simply one of the few who are unlucky enough to find a defective product, oh no...you're out a buck fiddy. Try again with something else. The thing about Japan, and Japanese culture, is they are relentless in their pursuit of perfection, which also includes innovation at absurdly cheap prices. Daiso is a reflection of this, and anyone who has ever been to Japan (myself included, multiple times) can attest to this: it's in their very nature. Their "worst effort" is often on-par with some of our "best". So sit back, relax, and enjoy this very limited presentation of some of their more modest offerings. And when you are starting to become convinced of their superior way of thinking, manufacturing, organizing, and presentation...feel free to delve deeper, and enjoy what you find. When you do, I'll see you at Uwajimaya.

Monster Dollar is as good as it gets when it comes to dollar stores. Everything is priced great and…read morethe products are superb. Very good customer service as well!

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