I'm new to Ollies as I only joined the Army this year, but I must say I LOVE this Place…read more Went again last week and picked up some neat drinks, great snacks, Pool equipment all at great prices. Thank G-D you moved to Military Trail in Delray Beach !

Cheap prices on a large variety of stuff. Nice staff at the Delray Beach location. Highly…read morerecommended for Christmas shopping!

I grew up going to the Dollar Tree and finding great stuff for a buck. I do understand that they…read morehad to raise some prices over the years, but lately they have been asking way too much and getting greedy. Sadly they started scamming and ripping people off. Please look at the price hidden under the sticker before buying and don't be afraid to walk at and start shopping somewhere else. I am disappointed in the Dollar Tree more and more every day. This is not the same place I loved coming to as a kid.

Pretty much a typical Dollar Tree. Store is a mess with multiple items out of stock. That being…read moresaid, still a good place to find good, if not great values on some food items as well as some hard goods. Saw a sign in the store saying "grab it before it's gone", and I agree! Don't expect certain items to be stocked all the time or some even restocked at all!

Had no idea this store was here. What a nice surprise…read more Located on Federal Highway and Linton in a busy shopping center. Theres a Trader Joe's so parking may be a bit crazy on the weekends. The store is nicely laid out and easy to navigate. It's clean and bright and I found the assortment of women's clothes was much nicer than the Boca store. The shoe department was really good too. I ended up picking up a nice pair of sandals. The checkout line was long, but the police kept it moving and it went quickly. All in all it was a nice little shopping experience and I know I will be back.

It is great to have them in our neighborhood. I love browsing through the racks to see the various…read moreshirts, shoes and more! I have found shoes here that retail for a lot more even in Nordstrom's! I also have found men's shirts for my husband - name brands- Penguin, Tommy Bahama and more. Just know that if you return, it needs to be within 30 days for your money back. If it is more than 30 days, you can get a store credit. check them out- in the Oakza with Trader Joe's.

Absolutely horrible Dollar Tree!!! It looks like a tornado…read morewent through this store; there are more things on the floor than the shelves. There is absolutely zero organization and zero customer service. I can't blame the employees here. They are clearly understaffed. If the franchise owner doesn't give a damn, how can the staff take pride in the service and store. There is no hurry at the cash register , so be prepared to wait...wait...wait Good luck

Large Dollar Tree. Good parking situation. Good housekeeping and shelves stocked well .read more

This isn't my favorite Ross, but the last few times I've stopped in, I did really well…read more Over the holidays I picked up nice candles and body lotion sets for my coworkers. The prices were so inexpensive, I was able to buy myself a bunch of holiday gifts too. I picked out a few things yesterday, but I didn't have the patience to wait in the long line. My fault, as it was the day before Easter and they were extremely busy. I'm going to stop by after work tomorrow and hopefully find the kitchen items I should have bought yesterday, and I liked a few other things, so I am excited about going back to finish what I started yesterday. This is a busy plaza but I've never had any issues finding parking. Located on the NW corner of Atlantic Ave and Military Trail, in the same plaza as Office Depot and McDonald's.

Ross Dress for Less has an interesting history--it started as a single store in California in 1950…read moreand has grown into a nationwide chain with over a thousand locations. These days, it's known for deeply discounted prices... and, often, a less-than-ideal shopping experience. Let's be honest: the prices are fantastic, but everything else can be hit or miss. Checkout lines are usually long, dressing rooms can be pretty rough, and the overall atmosphere sometimes makes you feel like you're being watched a little too closely. And yet, I keep coming back--because it's hard to argue with finding a cute dress for under $20 or knocking out half your gift list in one stop. That said, this particular Ross was a pleasant surprise. I stopped in looking for an affordable dress for a friend's wedding and ended up finding the perfect outfit--dress, accessories, and even shoes--without breaking the bank. Even better, the checkout process was smooth and painless, which is not always the case at other locations. Overall, this store felt cleaner, more organized, and just better managed than many Ross stores I've visited. If all Ross locations were like this one, I'd have a lot fewer complaints.

Great blend of stores and restaurants. They have a Starbuck's, Henry's , The Sea, Way beyond…read morebagel's, and Angelo's .

Nice pretty shopping area. They have a nice collection of shops and a Starbucks for when you want…read moresome coffee. It's a nice way to spend some time in Delray and is easy to find.

Great staff. So nice to see a smiling staff. Love the organization and cleanliness. Prices are…read morefantastic.

There are a few things I always look for when I go to a bealls outlet. I don't do well with their…read moreclothing -- they seem of a bit less quality than I care for and as if made for an older demographic. Which is funny for me (IYKYK). But we do okay with a few household items, accessories, and comfortable shorts for my husband. They used to carry a brand of costume bracelets I liked -- and I keep looking for them -- but no longer. Of course, last month when I was browsing and had a birthday discount, I couldn't find anything. We were having lunch on the other side of the shopping center and decided to stop by. Today, I found some pool flip flops and a new pair of inexpensive designer sunglasses -- for the pool, too -- as well. It's nice to know they are here. I'm sure if we are in the area, we would stop by again.

Great selection, well organized. Prices are very fair. Staff is solicitous. I enjoy coming here.read more

Just came into second time around consignment boutique in Delray Beach to grab a special gift for…read moresomeone. Found an amazing garage B scarf with a vintage pen. Absolutely amazing and I love this place. I must see in Delray Beach.

The Paper Source was founded by Susan Lindstrom who was inspired to open the business after a trip…read moreto Japan where she was exposed to refined stationary. In 1983 she opened the first Paper Source in Chicago. In 2021 the Paper Source was sold to Barnes and Noble. Today there are over 120 Paper Source stores across the United States selling wrapping paper, home goods, gifts, party supplies, paper crafts, craft supplies, toys, announcements, planners, calendars, personalized stationary, pens, totes, greeting cards, books, and more. Fun fact, Megan, the Duchess of Sussex worked as a calligraphy instructor at the Beverly Hills Paper Source from 2004 to 2005. The Paper Source is located in Delray Place on the corner of Linton Blvd. and Federal Highway. This was my first visit and I was impressed with the inventory and how it was displayed by like items in the bright and cheery store. If you wanted to find a hostess gift for your foodie friend, it was very easy to find the right display that had cookbooks, dishes, and totes. I especially loved their Halloween collection with decorations, candles, toys, and stationary. Prices seemed on the more expensive side, a tea light for example was $16 but they have two tiers of Membership, one that is free and one for $39.99 that can give you an additional discount along with other benefits. They also have sales throughout the store like a buy one, get one half off on paper craft kits. By visiting the Paper Source website I learned that you can do $10 virtual classes with them, supplies not included. I feel like I have just scratched the surface of all that the Paper Source has to offer. The craft kids were some of my favorite items. I love anything that gets the kids off the electronics and using their hands and minds. Now that I have discovered Paper Source I will be back for that unique greeting card and one of a kind gift.

Beautiful greeting cards and nice household items. Great housewarming gifts. Adorable pickleball…read morenovelty items. They are owned by Barnes and Noble so if you've got a gift card, you can use it in either place! It's worth it to check out and they are having nice sales right now on seasonal items!

Clean entrance. Service was great. Friendly staff around the store willing to help me. Some items…read moreare always on sale different things but always some type of sale going on. The food is great. I love the organ is selection they have.

This place has gone completely downhill and it's honestly one of the most frustrating grocery…read moreexperiences I've had in years. Walked in today (and pretty much every other time I've bothered going) and it's the same story: ZERO help anywhere in the store. Every single regular checkout lane is permanently closed, forcing you into the self-checkout gauntlet where half the scanners don't work properly anyway. Need help with an item that won't scan? Good luck--there is literally no one around who cares enough to assist. The employees (what few are actually on the floor) just cluster up front like they're on permanent break, staring at their phones or chatting, completely ignoring customers waving produce or asking basic questions. It's like they all collectively decided "this isn't my job" the second they clocked in. The shelves? A joke. Always, always out of the most basic organic items--organic chicken breasts, thighs, you name it. Half the time the cooler looks like it was raided days ago and never restocked. And don't get me started on the produce. They slap the "organic" label on it, charge a premium, and then give you limp, bruised, half-rotten fruits and vegetables that look like they were picked last month. I've thrown away more moldy berries, and slimy greens from this store than I care to count. For "farmers market" prices, you'd expect at least decent quality. Nope. Management? What management? I've never once seen a manager on the floor, addressing the chaos, restocking, or even pretending to care that customers are walking out empty-handed and furious. The whole operation feels abandoned. I'm done. There's a Whole Foods literally down the street that actually staffs the place, has cashiers when you need them, consistently stocks what they advertise, and sells produce that doesn't make you question your life choices. I'll happily pay a few extra dollars for competence and basic customer service. Avoid this Sprouts location like the plague. One star is generous--should be zero.