I'm upgrading my review to five stars based on my most recent visit. I came in looking for a…read morespecific item, something I had found at the Dollar Tree on Georgia Street but when I wanted more they didn't have them on Soncy. I happened to be driving past this location so I pulled in and sure enough they had the item. I bought three of them so I wouldn't run out again soon. I was super impressed by how huge this particular Dollar Tree is. I have been in here before but I didn't remember it being so big and having possibly the widest selection of merchandise of any of them. I'll have to remember that when I need something in the future because it's not that far away for me. I wandered around and found most of what I was after and a few other items I can use as well. I again needed a box, like on a previous visit a year-and-a-half ago. This time I encountered two employees that were so super nice that one of them emptied a box for me of stuff that was ready to be put away anyway because it was just the right size. I had my tape measure with me to measure it. While he was getting the box ready I was talking with the other one and he was super nice and gave me some information about a couple products I was interested in and I ended up buying them thanks to his recommendation. Kudos to Pete and Godfrey for being so helpful to this customer!

Unacceptable and hostile behavior toward children at the 45th & Bell location…read more My children and husband and I went into the store and wanted to purchase stickers from the vending machine. After running out to our vehicle to get quarters, they walked back inside, and the checker immediately began screaming at my 10-year-old son, pointing at him, and falsely shouting, "Don't be stealing!" Even more disturbing, this same worker openly told another customer right in front of us that "sometimes he wants to punch kids in the face but he doesn't want to lose his job." We immediately dropped our basket and walked out. Falsely accusing young children and making verbal threats of physical aggression toward kids is completely unhinged. This has been reported to Dollar Tree Corporate. Families with children should avoid this location until proper safety and staffing adjustments are made.

This was a great place to shop. Friendly and helpful staff…read more Now they're closing as of 1/28/2022 since the owners are retiring. I'll miss the great people who were always there to help me find the right card or gift.

I have been to this location a few times both with the similar experience. This isn't my normal…read moreHallmark however Everytime I enter the store I am greeted with smiles from both employees that were standing behind the register. There are always a few customers browsing in the store & they always seemed to be content with what they were looking for. Like any other Hallmark they have great signage displayed so you are able to find the correct cards. The employees are helpful & nice. This Hallmark belongs to the Hallmark Rewards program, which I love their rewards program, it allows you to get points to earn towards $$ off. On the downside there could be difficulties when finding as it shares a lot with other businesses in the area but it doesn't bother me, just walk a little further. Everyone could use a little more exercise in their day.

I enjoy the smaller store when shopping, and they are usually well stocked on all the grocery items…read morewe use. It's further to go to but only by a half a mile or so than the supercenter near where I live, so that's just not a big deal. I think the store could save some overhead by adjusting the thermostat based on the weather. I've noticed since winter has arrived they are still running the AC full blast and its very cold, if not downright uncomfortable to stay and shop. I was in yesterday - the outside temp was 31 degrees and the store felt maybe a few degrees above that. I was shivering so bad, I chose not to linger and look as I usually do. I asked a couple of employees why the store was always so blasted cold - they responded, "we have asked the same question for several years and got no answer - we bundle up and dress accordingly". They were super positive considering what they have to deal with. I cannot see how running the AC in the dead of winter is ever a good idea. Saves the store $$$ on overhead and might help keep the customers shopping for longer, therefore buying more product! What a concept! Come on management - you can do better than this right?!

This walmart stores has the Friendly's staff and there shelves are usually pretty full. I ask an…read moreemployee where something was. They take you right to it. I never feel like I am a bother. This store is wonderful!

I went to Kohl's today and I want to say that my experience was terrific. A service representative…read morenamed Jessica front counter. Was fantastic. Thank you Jessica

I went to the Sephora part at Kohls and the employee refused to check me out because I did not have…read morea number or email. She said that it would count against her. She was a heavy-set bleach blonde women. Must be nice to turn away business like that. There was another employee there that just shook their head. Worst experience.

I just went to Hobby Lobby today and encountered two very unhappy staff members. Excuse me for…read moreshopping at your store and getting in YOUR way. After the second dirty look from staff I decided I didn't feel welcome so I left with my money. Target has better selection these days anyway.

Since we don't have Hobby Lobby's in San Diego, I always try to stop in them in other towns when I…read moresee them. They aren't all different from one another but they are all different from JoAnn's and Michael's so I enjoy the change. I stopped by this one a couple of times. It is VERY big and my feet hurt by the time I leave there. But I'm still glad I went in because I always find things in here that the stores near me don't have.

I liked this store. It reminded me of how Big Lots used to be before they turned into a Target…read morestore. Big Lots used to get discontinued items that other stores were moving out to make way for new merchandise and they had real cheap prices. Over the years I saw them change to a store that carries basic merchandise that is very similar to what a Target or Walmart would carry. Tuesday morning still has that wide variety of products and you never know what you will find there on any given visit. They almost always have a little bit of yarn although they didn't have any that I could use today, no acrylic, only wool and cotton. They had a wider variety of scrapbooking and craft items than I remembered. They had lots of pots and pans and dishes and kitchen items, Linens, figurines, candles, fragrances and lotions, even some food items like cookie mixes, coffee syrup flavorings, candies and cookies. I didn't see any coffees and only saw a pumpkin flavored tea that I can recall. I wandered around for about an hour and spent under $20 but it was very entertaining if you enjoy just walking around and looking. I also think it would good be a good place to look for a gift item. There were plenty of customers, not crowded but bustling. I encountered one clerk who was extremely nice, a young girl who asked if I needed any help and if I wanted her to go get me a basket. The cashier was much more blase like she wished she was someplace else. I didn't have occasion to use the restroom. The store is barely visible from the outside, being overshadowed by the Big Lots store next door, but on the inside it's really quite big and full of lots of goodies.

Great service. Staff was very knowledgeable and helped me find the products for me. And they were…read morereasonably priced.

Employees are helpful and knowledgeable and the stores are generally well stocked and cleanread more

I seriously don't get Chico's. All the cloths are sized much larger than they should be. I guess…read moreit's vanity sizing. Also, they are all very baggy and hangy in that "plus" sized way. Even if the person is small. I don't know, not my taste. You can get a few things that are decent looking (for older folks) and in Amarillo there seems not to be a very nice boutique for older women. (or I haven't seen it yet). Definitely for an older crowd.

The sales ladies in this store are very helpful. The two times I've come here I've come away with…read moreexcellent coordinated selections. The prices at Chicos are higher but if you hit the sales it becomes very reasonable. Chicos caters to middle-age to older women and I think they've done a pretty good job with cuts and fabric that are flattering. At the same time they don't look "old fogey".