What's not to love about Dollar Tree? As the name suggests- everything here is a dollar. I shop…read morehere a lot. I have purchased candy, cards, snacks, holiday decorations, arts and crafts, small gifts, fake flowers, gardening supplies, wrapping paper, not-so-great lotion, wine glasses and much more at this very store. What I like most about this store is the fact that most of the time all of the cash registers are open and the staff is fast and friendly about getting people through the lines. Also, there are always staff members walking around making sure that everything is neat, especially during the busy holiday season. Pro tip: if possible, go in the middle of the day on a weekday because that's when the store is pretty much dead and you can get in and out in less than 10 minutes, if you know what you're looking for.

It is a chain store that sales everything, normally, for a dollar or less. No frills and thrill…read moreabout this place. Comes through in a pinch when you need something quick and don't feel like fighting the traffic of a megastore.

Small store at one end of a strip mall. A lot of inventory inside. Someone in a wheelchair would…read morehave issues moving around, or anyone who was physically disabled. I was the only customer in the store, two employees. I knew exactly what I wanted and it was easy to find. Lots of stuff on sale as well. Plenty of holiday items. It took forever to check out as the clerk seemed nervous to touch the cash register. I will be back if I need anything else Hallmark related.

I was greeted when I entered and when I could not find the cards that I was looking for, they…read morequickly located them. They accepted my Gold Crown coupons. The clerk was loquacious and friendly. We had a good conversation about the upcoming holiday.

Called this location to see if they had an item in stock - the Christmas horse that is popular…read moreonline- for my granddaughter's first Christmas. I was passed to another associate who replied she would check. She returned and stated she had four. When I asked, I was told they could not hold an item, which I do understand. My daughter agreed to use her lunch break to drive thirty minutes to pick up the item. On the way, we called the store back to confirm the items were in fact in stock. Again, the response was they had four. When my daughter arrived, she couldn't find them and asked an associate for help. She was then told they didn't have them, that they sold out Saturday. A call was made following this visit, this time to the manager. The manager stated they sold the last ten on Saturday to a customer selling them on EBay. No apologies made for the mistake or the hour of travel time and aggravation. I use to shop at the Hobby Lobby in Elmwood until I grew tired of the constant mess from stocking at peak shopping hours and the rudeness of their associates. Apparently the rudeness is not limited to this location.

Called on December 5, 2025 to check to see if they had a product. The female person who answered…read morethe phone ask me what department I needed after I indicated the product. She did not have knowledge of the affiliations of her job duties. Also, she eventually hung the phone up in my face. I called back and was continued getting the phone hung up in my face. The location I called was 2424 Manhattan Blvd, Harvey LA. Customer service should be focus on both in-store and phone calls, emails, etc.

Just grabbed brunch in the area and stopped in to look. The woman inside greeted us immediately and…read morewas so kind while we shopped around. Super cute items for ladies and little ones!

Well, once again, I enter into an establishment where I wasn't welcomed. I entered smiling and…read moreexcited @ the beautiful Mardi Gras sequenced joggers in the front door display. At that time the worker was chatting with someone inside the store, however the worker or owner was not smiling or happy to see me enter. I received the worst grimace, from a middle-age, blond headed woman, which stopped me in my tracks. She then made a beeline to the back of the store. Since I wasn't quite sure what she was going to do, so I didn't stay to find out because I didn't want to catch a case so I turned around and exited the store. Most people would've probably stayed and showed her how much they could spend, but I would never spend my money in an establishment where I was not welcomed. If this wasn't the owner, I recommend that the owner reevaluates the staff. Cute shop, but not all are welcome. Enter at your own risk!

Dammit! Why didn't I…read morebuy those super cute orange platform shoes while I was there and I had a chance!?! Now that I am approximately 2, 553 miles away, back in Portland, Oregon, it is no longer convenient. Ah, to hell with convenient, it is not event possible. I even created an on-line account so I could shop the on-line store. I didn't even find shoes. NO SHOES!?! What is the world coming to? So eff that. I'm not even going to look at your stupid online business if you don't have shoes. The shoes you have in your brick and mortar stores are super cute. Can you tell how distraught I am? I'll have a cup of tea, do some yoga, maybe some breathing exercises, don't worry about me, I'll be fine. Meanwhile, I'm still pining for those lovely orange platforms. I will always love you orange platform shoes that got away.

Definitely different from the hundreds of other stores selling touristy dresses. A bunch of us…read moregirls came in after seeing a "dollar sale" sign, yet the lady said it only applies after buying two items. Eh. Cute stuff, yet pretty pricey. You gotta venture off elsewhere if you want clothes for a good bargain.