This Dollar Tree is located in close proximity to local grocery stores - Dave's and Meijer. It's…read morevery convenient to grocery shop and then stop in for smaller, discounted items. That was exactly my plan. I needed small household things and did not want to overspend. Store Layout: The layout of the store is your expected Dollar Tree. During my last visit I noticed that the store is considerably cleaner and with minor updates (like coolers). It is most certainly a better shopping experience than it has been over the years. It's now one of the more tidy Dollar General stores on the East Side. Inventory: The inventory is pretty extensive, and no boxes on the sales floor. Lots of cute fall finds! Ample over $1 inventory. They were low on a few things during my visit - metal forks and books. I was very happy to find some plus size leggings for $5. I am becoming addicted to these leggings. They are comfy, wash well, and not bad quality for such a deal! Service: Service is very awkward and transactional. The checkout process seemed to move fairly quickly which was a plus on a football Sunday. Parking: Ample plaza parking is available. There is usually active construction in this area which seems to last an eternity. Plan for a bit of extra time to navigate the area. I would recommend this Dollar Tree if you want expeditious and productive shopping experience. I just hope that you don't need forks! Because they might NOT have them!

What's there not to love about this place? I went at 6pm on a Monday and the place was happening…read more Friendly people also work here. Watch out! They'll say hi and even smile at you. Lots of Fall and Halloweeny stuff displayed already and it's not even October. I left $38 poorer but alas, I'm a happy customer. I'll be back soon.

This was my first time at this location. I had about 10 minutes to kill amd decided to see what was…read moreinside. It was very clean and organized in there. I saw many of the items I purchase on a regular basis, but for a cheaper price. I will absolutely be back when I have time to shop.

Grocery Outlet is a brand new grocer addition to the Cedar Fairmount neighborhood in Cleveland…read moreHeights. This business occupies the former Dave's Supermarket which was recently renovated. The store is franchise family-owned (now local to the community). This grocery store was a very welcome addition to the neighborhood. It had mixed reviews from the community. My personal option was that it was just alright. I didn't experience anything that would keep me coming back. Layout: Grocery Outlet's layout is a lot more spacious than former Dave's. Specifically, the aisles are less closely spaced. There is sufficient space to roam. With that being said, the organization of the store seemed odd and hard to navigate. For instance, it took me a long time to find condiments (ketchup) which were separated away from the aisles. Assortment: This was my first experience at any Grocery Outlet. It reminded me of a mix of Dollar General and Big Lots. Overall, the following can be found here: meats, produce, breads, beer, snacks, condiments, dairy, toiletries, cleaning supplies, bread, pet food, snacks, and random stuff such as bird houses. If you are loyal to major brands, you'll likely won't find them here. Most are discounted brands many of them also sold at Dollar Tree. Other customers recommended to check expiration dates due to many discounted products being almost expired. I didn't personally see any of these items. The assortment didn't impress me at all. I couldn't buy everything I needed at this store because there were no major brand shampoos, pet foods, and toiletries. Those I've seen in the aisles were even more expensive than the competitors. Meats were mostly unrecognizable brands. Dairy section was extremely limited. Produce looked a little tarnished. Nothing particularly caught my eye in terms of price or quality. My purchase: I initially stopped in for grocery shopping but also to grab something quick for dinner. I didn't find either. The store didn't have any prepared foods or even good frozen selections (most were off brand and contained large quantities). I purchased hot dog meat (off brand), hot dog buns, ketchup (Grocery Outlet brand), small watermelon container (was soggy), and 4 small waters. I paid $20 something. Hot dogs were just okay, cheap tasting. I received a free branded tote which was nice. Overall, I guess that the price was good. Interesting find: The store has global foods aisle. It has foods from Asia and Latin America which is amazing. Savings: Savings are clearly indicated next to many items (our v their price). Marketing collateral in the store indicates savings if you download their app. Service: Service was average. The employees walking the checkout lines seemed apathetic. Lines moved quickly which was nice. Then again the store was almost empty on Sunday night. Parking: Parking lot is available onsite. Entrance is accessible from the parking lot only (unlike the former Dave's). I'm unlikely to become this store's frequent shopper despite living within walking distance. I feel that this store serves value-oriented families buying in bulk and non-committed to national brands. It doesn't well accommodate single people who are looking for quick prep options, small quantities, and high quality. I'll visit other stores in the area that better serve my personal needs.

I needed some things for the costume I'm putting together...I needed a variety of things. Wig,…read morenails, gaudy cheap gold jewelry. This place was great. The lady assisted me and was very cheerful and knew all the answers to my questions. They have real human hair wigs, weaves, bun donuts, synthetic wigs and pieces, jewelry, cosmetics, hair care and nail items, including acrylic and press-ons. Lots of accessories. The store is super clean and well lit. The prices are very reasonable for the quality. If you're looking for a wig or costume pieces, try this place as you'll spend just as much (or more) for lower quality at the costume or Halloween stores. Note this store spans over two retail locations; enter at the door on the left.

The best selection of wigs, hair pieces, costume jewelry, and beauty accessories in the whole…read moreCleveland area. Neat and we'll organized.

So Indy likes raiding lost arks And El Chapo's one of those…read morenarcs But if you need some grocery This place has it, mostly It's all here at Ohio's Marc's! A visit to Cleveland is a must for anyone who loves food and beautiful grand old Great Lakes cities, and a visit to this grocery store when in the CLE area really Marc's the moment. Is the pretty useful and handy grocery store, which I've used on a number of occasions when in this part of the world. There are several of them around the Cleveland area and I like them. Having said that, they're not cheap, but then again neither is your mother. Barbie thought the Marc's stores we used were pretty good, including this one which is smaller than most, and is a nice alternative to the more corporate big chains.

want to start by saying that most times I go into this Marc's I'm treated well by employees who are…read morebehaving professionally. Today was not one of those times but my complaint is about the pharmacy specifically and one of its' employees only. I wasn't even greeted by pharmacist, Ben, before he burst into uncontrollable laughter right in my face. Once he caught his breath, he informed me he was "laughing at my hair color" because "it caught him off guard." I explained how inappropriately he was behaving and that I just wanted my prescriptions. Instead he just continued to dig himself into a deeper hole by saying other ridiculous and offensive things while "trying to explain himself." And mind you, this is a senior citizen "professional" who is laughing so hard he lost his breath simply at the sight of someone with yellow hair. I can't imagine all the other things that blow his little mind daily and how many people have been disrespected this same way. I had to actually ask this man 5 times to just "give me my prescriptions and stop talking" before he finally did the bare minimum of his job and cashed me out . His behavior was abhorrent, his common sense was lacking, his self control is on par with a small child, & the minimal amount of hair he has left sits atop his head like a little gray/white crown. Does Ben perhaps think he is God because of that crown?? Well, I can say for certain that he at the very least believes in judging others. I think Ben should have to sit down and rewatch the company's training videos on how to/not to behave appropriately in the work place. Or maybe, just learn to keep his nonsensical ignorance on the inside when at work. He should defintiely learn how to filter a little better and not behave like he's in a middle school lunch room rather than a pharmacy. I'd had a pretty rough day today and Ben made sure my night was just as bad! Thanks so much for your thoughtlessness!

I love DGs, but sometimes (well...almost all times) they can be frustrating. I guess since I'm…read morepaying less for things, I let the little things slide; I keep coming back despite messy stores, rude employees and stock issues. This particular DG is the closest to me, so I actually come here pretty often for cleaning supplies or cat litter. The staff normally ignores me, which is ok, since I like to do my own thing when I'm shopping for that kind of stuff. I have a list and I just want to get in and get out. Recently, though, the circumstances were a little different. I was there for some feminine products and ended up being accosted by what I think was a manager. He REALLY wanted to help me. Well, sir, if you'd really like to help me choose between Carefree or Kotex, be my guest. But next time, if I say "no, I don't need help" and continue to make a beeline right for the feminine products, don't follow me and rearrange your question just to make sure I really don't want help. Sometimes I can't find things here and in that case, I either let it go or unfortunately head over to Walmart (closer than Target at this point...I think). But, for the most part, DG doesn't disappoint me. I go in with a clear mind and focus on my shopping, ignore the strangers and lack of organization and get home to change the litter box as soon as possible.

From the owner: Dollar General Cleveland Heights is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to…read moremake shopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

Home Goods can be a fun shopping experience, and I've been shopping here for years. The furniture,…read morethough, incredibly expensive- and it smells when you get it home. I recently purchased a small, white chest for dishes- it was $159, more than I thought I should spend, but okay...I placed it in my kitchen, my dishes fit perfectly, I lean over, and it smells completely of paint. I cannot use it, a real disappointment

Furniture Pickup Review: I just purchased furniture (chair) from HomeGoods. I used their hold…read moreoption. That means I purchased a chair and picked it up on another day (it's held for 72 hours). I witnessed some inefficiencies which discouraged me from purchasing additional furniture. It was challenging to find someone at the store to ask how to initiate furniture purchase as the first timer. I almost gave up. I had to then wheel my chair through the entire store. I wonder what happens with heavier furniture. After filling out some paperwork, I was able to store my chair in store. I asked how delivery of other furniture works and ballpark price. I was told that I need to get in touch with delivery company via app or phone to plan after purchase. That's wonderful that delivery partner exists, but that discouraged me from buying two other items. It seems reasonable to provide customers with more details surrounding furniture delivery partner and expectations (delivery distance, turnaround time, and process). At pickup, I called the store to check how to pickup furniture. It wasn't really explained during payment. The store's employee transferred me from TJ Maxx to HomeGoods like they're worlds away. The entire process started to finish was not the smoothest. I really felt like employees didn't have any interest in answering any furniture questions and wanted to detach from the experience. While I love the value at HomeGoods, I won't be getting more furniture that I can't transport simply because I don't understand the process after asking multiple associates. It shouldn't be this difficult.

Five Below in Mayfield is located at a plaza on Som Center Road. If you're in the shopping mode,…read morevisit other nearby retailers - Target, Marc's, ALDI, and CVS in the same plaza. I've visited this location plenty of times. My collective experiences were average. AMBIANCE: Expect your typical Five Below layout. The store is seldom organized. Usually you'll find misplaced merchandise and a lot of disorganization. It's also a pretty high traffic store. If you want a chill browsing experience it's not your store. INVENTORY: The inventory indicated online does not reflect the store's inventory. I've experienced this more than once looking for books, beads, picnic blanket, rugs, and yoga mats. For instance, during the last visit I saw in stock items of various beads sets. None were available in the store and were nowhere to be found. As far as the stuff at the store, there are a lot of cute finds. During my last visit I found Labubu-like keychains, fluffy Disney headphones, hot stone massage kit, and sushi shaping kits. The most exciting section was books! There were a few trending thrillers and lots of YA books. It's worth browsing if you're a book girlie. During my last visit I purchased wired headphones for Apple products. The product was $8 and didn't fit any of my Apple products. I now have to investigate returning. It was a bummer. NYE: New Year Eve merch is available seasonally. Inventory includes crowns, backdrops, punch bowls, glasses, hats, necklaces, and more. The stuff is a lot cuter than at other retailers. Perfectly sparkly things for your stay at home celebration. SERVICE: Service is pretty good. Employees try to be friendly. One sales associate assisted me with looking for bead seats even walking through the sales floor with me. We had a nice little conversation. I really appreciated her personalized approach. While this is not my preferred Five Below destination, it will do if you want something simple. If you're looking for particular treasures, call in about inventory. I know I will next time!

Greatest store ever! Five dollars and above should be the name lol , but all things considered it's…read morea great store. Great bang for your buck. A lot of things are 5$ but the cool stuff is of course above sometimes lol . The deals are always awesome and the employees are very helpful and kind.

Allen and Bill, the owners were so hospitable and delightful. They encouraged us to try on several…read moreof the garments that we were falling in love with and even took our photos! Actually, they were very excited with just how much we loved taking photos. (These two REALLY understand customer service and how important photography and social media are to the 30-something set) We had a lovely dialogue about how vintage fashion is one of the most delightful interests one could have because it tells so many stories! They offered to watch my friend's dog as we perused the amazing goodies, and even gave us cookies while we were trying on outfits. Thank you SO much fellas, for treating these two hard working women to a wonderful afternoon. You certainly know how to convince a gal to spend her entire paycheck!! Here's our favorite shot, just for you!

If you are in the Shaker Square area, by all means make this a stop. It is especially good this…read moretime of year. They have vintage jewelry, china, silverware and a variety of antiques as well. Vintage Xmas ornaments? Got them. Vintage purses? Got them. Glassware of all eras and designs? Yep! One tip to this store is make sure you get to their basement. Items tend to be reduced or are garage sale finds that may not be that old but that are worth buying. I frequently find leather travel frames and interesting mirrors and boxes in the basement. Parking is plentiful with meters and there are other antique stores on both sides of the street.