Okay, I keep saying I am NOT a customer any more, but here I am again…read more.. Quality/Quantity - Decent size location. Dollar Tree replaced the 99 cent store that used to be here. Easy in and out. I got my one item that was fully in stock. Atmosphere - Well stocked. Good selection. Plenty of parking. Open 7 days a week from Mondays to Saturday from 8am to 10pm. And on Sundays from 9am to 9pm. Service - Excellent. The one item was on the very, I mean VERY top peg. I asked the employee to borrow his step stool, but then he came and just got it down for me. And he brought a few extra down for future customers. Good thinking. Price - $1.25+; but I only come here for the $1.25 items. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1953 with 15,288+ locations (8000 of which are Dollar Trees). I did not know that Family Dollar "merged" with you in 2021. I see you are starting to create combo Family Dollar and Dollar Tree locations (1200 locations). 1953 Ben Franklin Store. 1970 K&K Toys. 1986 Only $1 Stores. 1989 Dollar Tree. 1995 IPO. 2010 Entered the Canadian Market via acquisition. 2021 Raised prices from $1 to $1.25. 2024 Acquired 99 cent stores; hence this location's transition.

Called earlier in the morning to inquire about the purchase of a fishing license. I was told yes,…read morebut the gun counter did not open until 9 a.m. I showed up at 11:30, and was told that they hadn't been able to sell them for over a year. Something to do with their computer crashing? I always try to support Cal Ranch as a local business, but at $5.00 a gallon trump gas, this was a wasted trip. On the plus side, always very friendly staff.

Was visiting friends that live in Carson City and we did a stop to get dog food here. I had no idea…read morewhat the store was about, but I absolutely love the idea that they have not only men's and women's apparel and accessories, but they also have livestock supplies and even little snacks to enjoy, lol! It's absolutely what I'd call a one stop shop but I did notice that a lot of their smaller sizes, at least within the women's items, were not in stock. Mind you I did go right after Christmas so possibly that's the reason but I did end up getting a phenomenal cow print faux fur jacket that stretches from shoulders to toes and my friend also got one too. It was listed at a fantastic sale price and there was no question once I found out it was discounted that we both HAD to have it-- and now that it's home with me, I absolutely don't regret it and cannot wait to wear it! While there, I was also looking at a really great distressed cowboy hat, but my friend decided she had to have it as well so as there was only one left, it was absolutely going to be for her!! :)

Dollar general in Washoe Valley is a perfect place to shop for house hold items, gifts, school…read morestuff, parties, and groceries. I absolutely love this store!! Their customer service is always great and the employees are friendly. Today I had to buy a bunch of stuff for veterans Christmas packages. This store made it quick and easy for me and my son. We were able to find all the item we needed to make 10 gift bags. Great store!!

I loved DG. What I don't like is that a certain employee (Larry) rolls his eyes at customer, shoes…read morethem away with his hand, creates drama and conflict when there doesn't need to be any. Tells paying customers that they can't use the bathroom. I shop at this store nearly every other day, spend anywhere from $10-30 each transaction, and I can say I've only used the restroom once in the past year. All because he has a petty issue with power. He can watch me grab the bathroom key, but then tells a cashier to tell me next time I can't. 3 WEEKS after the fact. I'm considering on just stopping in Reno (since I commute every day there) than try to give my hard earned money to passive aggressive, power tripping employees whose career choice was this.

Customer service is outstanding I had the sales person give me gift (candy) ideas I had not…read morethought of. Bought more than I had planned. Very happy with my selection of gift candy purchases.

I love the See's Christmas pop up, this is their second year doing a Valentine's pop up store. I…read morejust love the customer service, they always hire the best people. My only complaint is the LOCATION they need a better location. Perhaps by In-N-Out

The manager, Linda, calls me--the owner of Affordable Home Furnishings--and, I'm sure, a few…read moreothers, to purchase merchandise directly off the truck before it ever reaches the sales floor. Since early 2020, Linda has been inviting me into the back of the store to buy items before they are made available to the public. I have an eBay store, and she would have me "volunteer" some weeks--up to four days a week for several hours at a time. She asked me to wear a badge and not speak to anyone. During this time, I would separate the shoes I wanted to purchase in the back and then take the remaining pairs out to the sales floor. Over time, this evolved into me doing hours of work in exchange for being allowed to select inventory first. The owner of Affordable Home Furnishings, Guyla, and Linda have been doing this for many years. When Jeanette was the manager, this would occur on days when Jeanette was not present, particularly with furniture. Linda has also accepted gifts exceeding the allowed $100 monetary limit. She has given me pink-tag items as gifts, including one jacket priced at over $100. Recently, after previously giving me discounted prices, Linda questioned why I was bringing up price differences. When I mentioned the times she had gifted or discounted items for me, she claimed she did not recall those instances. She has now told me that I am no longer allowed to return to the store. When I asked why, Linda stated, "That's what the courts said," but refused to elaborate. For example, I recently purchased a pair of shoes that were missing shoelaces. I mentioned that shoelaces cost about $4, and she gave me a discount. She even said she enjoys negotiating with me. However, about a week later, when I questioned a price difference on T-shirts while checking out with another associate, she became enraged. She told me that I am no longer allowed to purchase items like shirts for $1.99, even though I had done so in the past, and that she personally considers those shirts to be worth $5. I asked her what I should do as a customer if one associate rings up an item at one price, but another believes it should be higher. I also asked whether, if I were purchasing a dry-fit polyester Nike T-shirt with a standard logo, I should request to be charged $5 instead. She did not have an answer. I asked the associate at the register, after she left, what I was supposed to do in that situation, and he responded that he did not know. I have concrete photo and video evidence of these events.

The prices at this Salvation Army are on the pricier side, but there's some treasures to be found!…read more They have a section dedicated to vintage/antiques/collectibles if that is your thing. It was filled with dishware, old school suitcases, sewing machines, scales, etc. I spotted a 4' Darth Vader that was still in the box for $299. It was 20% off, and the lady said they'd have an extra 25% off on Labor Day. After the discounts, more reasonably priced. If it was a storm trooper, I'd snatch it up.

Went in today to look for video games for kids. I was going to bring a 5 year old in but decided…read moreagainst it when I was told that there was an adult male inside showing off his knife, opening and closing it, and the employees just let him continue doing it. The guy was rambling about being in the service. We won't be back.

The staff here is always friendly. I am always greeted and asked for assistance with a smile as…read moresoon as I walk in. I'm just taking away one star because of the trade in prices. Do not sell or trade in games here. I posted a picture of a Wii U as an example.