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    Dollar Tree

    3.7 (6 reviews)
    InexpensiveDiscount Store
    Open 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    8 months ago

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    10 years ago

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    8 years ago

    This the biggest and best Dollar Tree that I have been. They have such variety of things. This is a great addition to Culpeper.

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    11 years ago

    Always clean. They always quick to open another line when busy. Most the time stocked up. Friendly workers

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    13 years ago

    Best dollar tree I've ever been in. Very large and organized store with extremely helpful employees!

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    We've been to Ollie's at least a half dozen times since they opened & NEVER leave without…read moresomething. Actually, always MORE than something - lol! Primarily food items & books. Our last visit had us leaving with several bags of my favorite unhealthy snack - Snyder's spicy pretzel pieces ("Buffalo Hot" & "Jalapeno") for less than half of what supermarkets charge, canned diced "Muir Glen" tomatoes for $.99 (that's a pittance compared to regular markets), Harry & David's expensive "Moose Munch" caramel popcorns for a pittance - you get the idea. They pretty much have a little of everything from soup to nuts at bargain basement prices. No dents or shoddy or expired stuff - everything is in prime condition. Since it's all overstock, clearance, or discontinued stuff, you can't count on being able to buy the same items when you go, but there's always something new & interesting to browse in the grocery department. Also be sure to check out some really terrific bargains on small appliances & cookware, & as for books - I'm a cookbook collector, & nearly always score a new volume or two when we visit. All at about a third or less of list price. Bottom Line: Interesting place to stop by occasionally for an ever-changing array of inexpensive finds. And if you sign up for their free rewards program, you get extra discounts on the already well-discounted prices.

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    The deli sucks but checker Chris is outstanding…read more Went in to get some groceries for an outdoor class I was attending the next two days. Headed to the deli for cold cuts and was next in line as a young black dude helped a customer and a large black man (a manager) spoke to him and a female worker. The young man handed the patron in front of me their order. He looked me straight in the eye as I approached to tell him what I wanted and without a word- he TURNED AND WALKED AWAY! He went to a sink in the rear of the deli and started washing something. The manager clown kept bumping his gums and the girl responded and the (now) dish washer nodded. I however, remained unacknowledged. After the manager stopped quacking, the girl finally came up to me and asked my order only to be interrupted by the buffoon manager. It took me close to 10 minutes to get a few slices of turkey!!! Beyond unacceptable. I was literally constructing a one star Yelp review in my mind as I prepared to pay for my selections. I unloaded my basket and was greeted by an effusively friendly employee, Chris. He asked if I found everything I needed and rather than complaining about the idiots in the deli I asked where to grab a steak in town. Chris rattled off a couple of his favourite spots describing the pros and cons of each. He then asked another checker who also opined. I took Chris' advice and went to the PIEDMONT STEAK HOUSE and it was just how he described it, expensive but really good. When I came by the next evening to get some almonds, Chris remembered me and asked where I ended up going. I was blown away! I thanked him and told him that he had nailed The Piedmont. He went on to recommend a couple of other places to dine in Culpepper including a group of food trucks. Just goes to show that one good employee can make all the difference. Kudos Chris, you're a customer service NINJA! The deli still blows.

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    Stopped in at The Loft last week for a quick purchase before Mother's Day. Talked with the gift…read morestore owner and found her suggestions to be helpful in selecting a gift for my wife. She took the time to point out various home décor items that were within my budget range. Informal atmosphere, plenty of windows and lighting - very relaxing to stroll around The Loft. I purchased two items: a very unique piece of pottery made by an artist from New Hampshire and a pair of earrings. What a deal! Bottom Line? Walk UP the stairs at 107-B East Davis Street the next time you visit Culpeper, VA. You won't be disappointed. PS: This is a "dog friendly" art gallery and gift store. Too bad I did not bring along Hercules, my mixed breed wonder dog. But that's another story for another time...

    The Loft on Davis Street in downtown Culpeper is well worth the walk upstairs to its second floor…read morelocation. The Loft is part working artist studio and part gallery. The work of more than 30 local artists is featured in the gallery. Great original art at affordable prices. If you fall in love with a piece but can't quite afford it, no worries, Patty Werick, artist and gallery owner, can work out a payment plan on most pieces. The Loft features art in all it's forms; paintings, pottery, photography, iron work, assemblage, textiles, etc. They also carry hand crafted jewelry starting as low as $20. Ratchet up your gift giving from mundane to unique. Check out the gallery's calendar to see what workshops are offered. You can also schedule a professional photo shoot for you and/or your family pet. The Loft is dog friendly and welcomes well behaved four legged visitors. Patty's two rescue dogs help her welcome visitors. They are a bit boisterous but well trained and friendly. Don't overlook this hidden gem when you schedule your next visit to Culpeper.

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