So I go in for a third time to exchange the purchase and the short Spanish overweight bias manager…read more(Maria or Maryam) whatever her name is was like getting an attitude and treating me like I stole the item because when I came the day prior and her poorly trained employee didn't give me the original receipt which she should have she only gave me the copy of the exchange. There was another item on the original purchase I wanted to exchange also this what happened. So I was not even on her register she came over mad sloppy and unprofessional then left with my receipt after she shut me up when I was going to just let her know the details and the amount that was purchased she shut me up saying like I said I'm going to see waiting 15 mins wondering where the hell was this horrible manager she comes Bach saying we'll I was checking the cameras and investigating everything which cleared my point she was bias and assumed I was stealing I was dressed in my work uniform I feel she literally even was checking the camera on today also to see if I stuffed the pants in my bad from work and just made it seem like I was retuning stolen items. Come on now that was so rude and disrespectful not to mention disgusting I know it's a low budget store but dam I get treated like a thief even after she got her facts she didint even apologize for the messed up things she did I want corporate to reach out to me if you see this message please reply to this review with a way to reach out to you directly I feel violated honesty!

This store opened up a few months ago and it's my first time shopping here. dd's Discounts looks…read morelike the love child of Ross and Burlington. It sells a variety of clothes for infants, toddlers, girls, boys, women, and men. There are also bed & bath items, toys, shoes, housewares, accessories, and lingerie at fair prices. Nice associates. Saw a few things that caught my interest, so I will definitely be back.

They have an amazing selection of items, anything from electronics to kitchen ware to purses. I…read morelove going there and seeing what new products they have, since they are always updating their products. And the best part is their extremely low prices.

I love this place! I love the merchandise, but most of all, the experience. The owners, Margarita…read moreand Jose, are such great people. I love talking to them when I come in, and will continue to bring more and more friends. It is so important to help and support our local small businesses. The owners are the best! Instead of looking on amazon, I am always coming here! You never know what you will find, at a great deal!!

The Dollar Tree is descended from the Ben Franklin discount stores that first began operating 1953…read more After creating Ben Franklin's, the founders opened K&K 5&10 and K&K Toy Stores. In the mid 80's another discount chain was started called only $1.00. In the 90's it was decided that the company would only focus on the development of dollar stores and in 1993 the name was changed to Dollar Tree. The company now operates close to 15,000 stores in 48 states. The company also operates the Family Dollar chain. In the past I have shopped Dollar Tree for inexpensive birthday decor, bags, candy, wrapping paper, tissue paper, greeting cards, and sensory items for my students. This time I was on the hunt for plastic gold coins for St. Patrick's Day. I found a craft online where you stick the coins in a paste of water, green dye, and baking soda and form it into leprechaun rocks that when dry can be hidden and when found dissolved in leprechaun juice otherwise known as white vinegar. The hidden surprise floats to the surface to reveal the lucky coin. I think the kids are going to love them. Unfortunately the Dollar Tree nearest to me was sold out of everything for St. Patrick's Day. I was in the area and spotted this store and from the outside I didn't have high hopes but jackpot! They had exactly what I needed plus more. The store was very neat and was actually quite large. They had a lot of items my local store doesn't carry. I ended up purchasing some more things to fill out some birthday gifts I will be giving shortly. A few aisles were closed off with yellow tape but you could still shop them. Best of all no line and I was out in a flash. Dollar Tree may charge an extra 25 cents now but for most things they are still a bargain.

This was our first time at this location. The store really needs to be stocked. I was able to get…read moresome discount items that I needed. This store isn't spacious, like the other Dollar Trees. Besides that, the employees are nice and attentive. We may be back, soon.

A great place to get party supplies, inexpensive decorations and things that can be used…read moretemporarily. The store was clean and nicely setup when we went. There was a bit of a wait to pay, but that is usually the norm at Dollar Tree stores.

This Dollar Tree is located in the same plaza as the Home Depot in the area. One thing is sometimes…read moredo was go to the Home Depot see how much something was and just go to the Dollar Tree and get it for cheap. Even though sometimes it's buy cheap get cheap. But if you're looking for something quick and not trying to spend that much it's the way to go. Example I needed a paint brush instead of buying one for $4 or $9 bucks just hit up the dollar tree and get one for $1. Also there's household stuff, food and snack stuff, and party supply stuff as well.

Good location in a perfect plaza. There's a Daiso, Ross, Marshall's, Old Navy --- it's basically a…read moreone stop plaza because you're going to be able to find whatever you need. There's a lot of clearance sprinkled in the store, and the line to check out moved, could always use another cashier but that's a part of the Burlington game!!

I went to this store yesterday, and the experience bothered me so much that I had to write a review…read moretoday. I'm not even the type of person who writes reviews, but the behavior I witnessed was so disrespectful and disgusting that I couldn't stay quiet. I returned a box of stroopwafels (Cookies) that were stale. Only one cookie had been eaten because that's how I realized they were bad. The first cashier was professional and processed the return with zero issues. Then another employee inserted herself and immediately accused us of "eating too much" before even checking the box. She was loud, rude, and confrontational for no reason. When my partner pointed out that every box only comes with a few cookies to begin with, she left to check, -came back and confirmed we were right, but still kept arguing. She refused to call a manager when asked, insulted my partner by calling him "stupid," and even made inappropriate personal comments about our relationship. All of this over a single stale cookie... and after the return had already been processed. The whole interaction felt hostile, unprofessional, and full of unnecessary attitude. I left feeling disrespected and targeted, and it genuinely ruined what should've been a simple errand during my birthday weekend. I hope management actually addresses this, because no customer deserves to be treated this way. If nobody addresses this I think I will have to make a more formal complaint on BBB or something.

My best friend told me about this store so we made a stop here, walking every aisle and browsing…read morethe fun items. They have lots of cute knickknacks for the home, for the office and for gifting out. I picked up some cute stickers, little note cards with envelopes for giving out. I purchased four things for $2.25 each which was such a treat. They have two self check out spots for ease of paying your items.

I was excited to hear that they opened up a store in Miami (thanks Ariel W!). We went on a Sunday…read moreafternoon and it wasn't crowded which was perfect because it gave us a chance to take our time looking around. I've been to Daiso in Seattle and it seemed that they had a lot more merchandise there. I liked the aisles with the food. I was happy to find some items that they don't carry at the local Asian stores. When we were ready to check out, there were 3 people ahead of us and a line forming behind us. There were no employees at the registers and the self checkout registers had error messages so they couldn't be used. My husband found an employee who was restocking the shelves. Lol, my husband said that the employee didn't seem happy that he had to go up front. While the employee was ringing up the items, his coworkers started arriving. He mentioned to them that he was getting ready to clock out... no wonder he didn't seem happy. A different coworker came up front and cleared the error messages on the self checkout registers which made the line move quickly.

We stopped by here a couple of evenings ago looking for beach wear for a trip to Key Largo. They…read morehave a large selection of marked down designer handbags, like Kurt Geiger, Michael Kors, Anne Klein, Rebecca Minkoff, etc. They have both winter and summer styles available now. They also have clothing, jewelry, and shoes for women. The prices are marked down and lower compared to other stores. Lots of bargains and big selections to choose from In women's clothing, Nordstrom also provides big size carts for your small children to sit in as well as for your purchases. The sales staff there were very welcoming and helpful in showing us where everything is. We found a couple of things that we could use on our trip. Parking is in front of the store for free and there are several wheelchair accessiblability parking spots. There are other stores to shop at in this mall.

This has been my go to & favorite Nordstrom Rack in the South Florida area. They always have a…read moregreat section & selection of purses & shoes. Top luxury brands & also economical options that look modern & fashionable. Their extra clearance sales always have some great pieces from name brands like Free People, Madewell, Vince, Theory, Lucky Brand & the likes. They are also very efficient w/their returns & helping look for a replacement item if you really wanted the style of the item purchased.

After a long week it's always good to go to a place that taste like home this place is literally…read moresome will call it a hole in the wall but you're be glad that you found this hole in the wall and especially if you're from Trinidad or Guyana or any West Indian culture this place always brings the flavor No as soon as you walk in it looks like your regular Caribbean restaurant not too fancy but that's what you want you wanna walk in and feel like you just walk into aunty place and you're hungry and you want something to eat So that will be the ambience ambience it's your regular restaurant. The service is always excellent they're always friendly soon as you walk in the food hits your nostros and makes your mouth water the location is located in Miramar not far from 441 and the prices are always right I would recommend anyone going in there getting the beef roti with a grape solo They also started to carry all natural organic coconut water Here's my review Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Price 5/5 Location 5/5 The foodie ninja shall return

I heard about this place from a Trini friend of mine and decided to check it out on my day off to…read moresee if they carried the items I needed to make pholourie (a fried dough snack commonly eaten in the Caribbean). Located along Pembroke Rd. in Miramar; S & A Caribbean Market is a small business, part market/restaurant, that carries various Caribbean items such as snacks, vitamins, beverages, grocery and baking items, seasonings, canned goods; and many more at very reasonable prices from Jamaica, Guyana, Trinidad & Tobago, etc. There's also a section where you can get meat by the pound. There was only one person running the market and he was very pleasant. When I told him about the items I was looking for, which was split pea flour, and tumeric powder, he was kind enough to show me where the items was located. We even had a small conversation. As he was giving me tips to make the pholourie, he thought I was from Trinidad because of the way I spoke. I get that from people sometimes, but when I speak to Caribbean people, the island accent does come out. I didn't get the chance to venture through the restaurant because I had less than an hour before the business closed, but my Trini friend told me they make good roti so I got to come back to try some. I will also return to purchase other island items.