Meh, I saw this advertised recently on Instagram and figured I'd visit when I was in the area. It's…read moredefinitely overpriced... they get huge boxes of Amazon returns for pennies on the dollar, and resell for 4X the price they bought it for. You ***might*** occasionally find something worthwhile but a majority of the time it's things like, dollar store items that they sell for $9 (or whatever the price is for the day). Honestly- it would be more beneficial for them if they had a tiered pricing system. Because $9 for a party banner (something I can get for $1.25 from dollar tree) is not worth it! They'd probably sell more & less things would end up in the landfill, going to waste, if they could implement a new pricing system.

We bought several 6 packs of bottled Coke just to find out that not only they were no longer…read morecarbonated but they were also expired since April of 2025 as shown on the picture. Be AWARE before buying comestibles from this place.

So happy that a Daiso is in Denver! I travel to Japan a lot to visit family and friends and always…read morecome back with a lot of items and now I don't have to bring them in my suitcase since I have the Daiso here! So happy!

I've been to Daisos in both California and Japan itself and the vibes were so different from both!…read moreThis location is super huge and I couldn't even get through exploring the whole store! Got some pretty neat items for cheap including some anime blind boxes that were surprisingly great quality. Would definitely return.

Want a more upscale dollar store like venue? This is your place…read more Daiso has anything and everything you might want or need. Seriously anything you might be in need of, look here. Daiso also has a selection of Japanese food and drink items as well. The products seem to be much better quality than other places similar to this. There is a poster in most aisles that show what prices are since most labels are in Japanese. While items are about a dollar more than you will spend at other similar type stores, Daiso was less stressful to shop in and the checkout process is much easier, as they have a self-checkout as well. Daiso is very clean and well kept with many workers available and happy to assist you if needed. Fun place to go and experience. Go see what it's all about.

Woo-Hoo! Daiso in Aurora-Hurray! I have been to the Daiso's on Mainland Japan and Okinawa and it's…read moregreat to see it here. The shelves were kind of bare but they just opened up about 10 days ago. I was so happy to find they have the Smile Harvest Roasted Sesame Biscuits here that I would always bring a lot of them in my suitcase on my travels to Japan and now they won't get crushed-they are so delicious! Looking forward to coming back when they restock to see what other surprises I will find. Very clean and convenient but kind of funny it is right next to a Dollar Tree because Daiso is usually called the 100 Yen Store!

Very nice Hispanic grocery store. The store is crowded, not to much but it is cramped. The meat…read moredepartment was very nice, especially because they had a butcher on duty. Also the fruits and vegetable section was well stocked. Prices where compatible to those you would find in the major grocery stores. I had no problem finding assistance when shopping. This is a great place to go when looking for Hispanic items.

They have really great affordable produce here and their bakery items are great too. This is not a…read moreboujie grocery store, you don't come for ambiance you come for the prices. The quality and selection of the produce, bakery and Mexican pantry staples are 2nd to none. The security guard is always really nice too.

First off the name alone is misleading. Yes there are items below $5.00 but then again there are…read moreitems many times over $5.00. Today while there was a long line the self service register was unoccupied. I simply asked a worker if there was anything wrong with it and with attitude she said give me a second I need to reset it. First off why wasn't it reset in the first place and it needed a customer to inquire. Also why the attitude? I don't normally shop here but I needed something cheap and fast.

I just want to know why the cashier turned the pay screen towards her and away from me to answer a…read moreCUSTOMER SURVEY QUESTION about if they did good or not. Shouldn't I, the customer, be answering that? That's taking away my opinion and that her giving herself a pat on the back when I don't even know if she did. I didn't even get greeted when I walked into the store today. I said "hello" nicely to the cashier when I went to pay and didn't get a hello back. She's entitled and thinks she can do whatever and I will be calling higher ups on this one cause wtf.

Fun place to visit, especially after doing a grocery run at HMart! There are a lot of cool items…read morefor purchase and a section of the store dedicated to crane games! Everything is very Kawaii. I especially enjoy their selection of beauty products and come regularly to restock my moisturizers and beauty supplies. The life-sized anime characters at the entrance are an awesome greeting as you visit the store. It really sets a cool mood to your shopping experience!

Very happy find after coming back from Japan and missing the ambiance. It's right next to Hmart as…read morewell so you can go get groceries and then your favorite cosmetics and snacks from Ebisu. If you have not been to Japan and want a little taste of it, enjoy this lil store!

My husband got there 5 minutes before they closed to grab something and they wouldn't let him inread more

Recently went in and May 2023 right before closing and I really love this location because the…read morestaff was super friendly and nice despite being at closing. This location always has a very extensive collection of different things seasonally. I often will shop here for special events, silent auction baskets, or even just common household items. It's also a great place to go to pick up necessities for camping or even carry on sized travel items. My mom is also a crafter so sometimes I'll pick up certain DIY craft supplies or stickers. My grandmother loves the cross words, and my nephew loves all the items in the kid section, especially during the holidays. Where I grew up, there are no dollar trees, or dollar stores, so family abroad definitely loves a little items that can be found at your neighborhood Dollar Tree. This location has ample parking, and I feel that it's a larger footprint of a store, so there are more items in the party section, groceries, and seasonal items. In May they often have items for graduation parties, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, summer fun, gardening, outdoor activities, water toys and more. It's a great place to find things under five dollars and when most items are only $1.25 you'll leave with a deal.

2:00 in the afternoon and the doors are locked? Customers in the store and one guy at the register…read more I just won't come back, this isn't the first time this Dollar Tree has been an inconvenience. I'll travel a few more minutes for a better Dollar Tree.

I love the dollar tree, for quick items such as gift wrap , neon glow bracelets , others random…read moreoffice supplies such as paper clips. The down fall are the lines are long, while waiting i often ponder putting the items on the counter and walking out.

I was a senior and I didn't get my 50 percent off. Only one item with blue tag was 50 percent off…read more Am upset, I was told only whatever tag is 50 percent off is it. You people should take off your signs that says senior 50 percent off signs.

This was my 2nd Arc of the day and it gets 2nd place - there was lots here but I left without…read moreanything. That's how it goes sometimes, but I also wondered if it was hard to see what was there because of what I'd call uneven merchandising. Some shelves were packed, others had open spaces. A number of aisles were blocked by staff talking to each other while either rearranging things or restocking, which was unfortunate.