BARGAIN HUNTER My…read moreinner Bohemian loves a good deal, and this Dollar Tree in Romeoville might be the best one yet. For some strange reason, the location on S Weber Road was listed as "temporarily closed" on Google maps, but it was definitely open when I stopped in to grab a few birthday cards & stocking stuffers on 12/1/23. It was fairly busy on a Friday at noon. The shelves were full, everything was neatly organized (unlike some other DTs that are a hot mess express), and they had everything in stock that I was looking for. They carried a few different flavors of sunflower seeds (my wife's preferred salty snack these days) as well as Herr's jalapeno popper cheesy poofs, a personal favorite of mine. I will never, ever understand why people spend so much money on greeting cards. Why would you pay $7.49 to say "happy 6th birthday, Little Timmy"??? GTFO with that foolish hokum. Little Timmy wants the video game/shiny object, he doesn't give two shits about who the card is from, much less its contents. For the love of god, please stop overspending on throwaway cards (I'm talking to you, MOM!) Anyway, Dollar Tree carries Hallmark's Expressions line of greeting cards for the low price of $1. You can literally get a year's worth of birthday / bereavement / Mother's Day / congratulatory cards for the cost of 1-2 "fancy" cards at CVS. To me, buying cards at Dollar Tree should be a no-brainer. The previous reviewer gave this store 1* (bah humbug!), so with my gleaming 5* post they're now at an even three stars. As Thanos once declared, this Yelp page is now "perfectly balanced, as all things should be". Dollar Tree corporate may not care, but seeing things in a state of equilibrium brings me joy. * TL;DR * It doesn't phase me that Dollar Stores are now charging $1.25 for their stuff; on the other hand, I nearly had a conniption when I paid more than 99¢ for a tall can of Arizona green tea at a gas station (I think Circle K & Arizona Tea are in cahoots for price fixing). This Dollar Tree was clean, the employees were chill, and the store was bursting at the seams with wonderful snacky-snacks and inexpensive holiday decorations. Overall, I'd recommend this discount variety chain, and this location could very well be at the top of the heap....or should I say, top of the cheap.

This is the WORST Dollar Tree I've ever been in. First the shelves are empty. The door to the…read morestock room was open and I can see that they have stock but no one bothering to put it out. Second there was one cashier. I happened to be fourth in line and the poor kid had a register problem. He knocks on the door to the managers office and she proceeds to yell at the kid, "What?!" He tries to tell her he needs help and she comes out of the office yelling and saying, " I told you to put this stuff away!" Everyone in line heard her and was appalled that she spoke to him this way. Not to mention this manager looked unprofessional with greasy hair. She then went over to register one and stood there doing God knows what and by the time I got rung out she finally started ringing people out. I asked the cashier if she always spoke to him like that and he said yes. If I could give no stars I would have. Listen Dollar Tree if you say you have no employees here's your reason. Unacceptable! Never going to this location again. #dollartree

Employee was very rude, trying to see what a body spray smelt like and accused me of spraying too…read moremuch of it and "stealing it". He threaten us saying "do we have a problem" very aggressively. Bald white man with a beard & glasses.

The store manger, i believe her name is vinceta, is one of the most disrespectful store manager I…read morehave ever spoke to with in dollar tree stores. I have seen her now twice ignore to help lines that are long and is always on her phone very loud all through out the store and outside. She speaks you like your a child and is very rude. At this point I won't be coming back to this store.

CHEAP TRICKS…read more Decorating for Halloween can be expensive, but what've you got to lose when everything's $1? When we relocated to Bolingbrook, this effectively became 'our Dollar Tree'. It sits in the same strip mall as Best Buy and ALDI, in the northwest corner of Boughton & Weber. My wife is well acquainted with the bargains here and I'm slowly coming to the realization that not all seasonal decor has to be bought from Wayfair/Amazon/Spirit. The staff here have been much nicer than at other Dollar Trees, checkout is relatively fast (thanks to multiple open registers), and the store isn't a messy disaster like at so many other discount stores. On a trip in early September, we found a 5pk of plastic party syringes, glitter pumpkins, a skeleton bird, and creepy shotglasses. Supply of the really cool stuff goes quickly, so if you see something you like, don't hesitate to buy it. Remember: it's only a buck! Once in a while you'll gamble on a purchase and wind up with junk. Point in case: I'm not sure what I expected from a 99¢ box of orange twinkle lights, but it said "over 5ft!" on the package and when I took them out, almost half the strand was empty wire. It only had the male end of the plug, so connecting them end-to-end wasn't possible, either. Win some lose some, I guess. * TL;DR * Might this be the highest-rated Dollar Tree in the Chicago suburbs?? Public opinion seems to think so. Over the last few years, I'd spent a lot (too much, really) on lighting, animatronics and F/X for a holiday I barely got to enjoy. Being a homeowner is making me wiser, thankfully; I'm learning not to overpay for disposable party goods and other single-use items like outdoor cobwebs. So long as the quality is decent, I'm all for bargain hunting. Even if some of the products are lame, the good deals far outweigh the ripoffs. Don't do anything stupid like buy scallops or dairy at the Dollar Tree -- stick with your known commodities like sour gumballs, slim jims, greeting cards and gift bags.

Who doesn't love the Dollar Tree Stores? There's always something to find. They carry lots of…read moreoutdoor items which works good for the holidays. The cashiers are fast and get you in and out of the store quickly. Some items are obviously not worth a dollar, but a majority are worth it.

BUCK THE TREND $1…read morestores can be small, dirty and dimly lit, but this Dollar Tree is newer, and therefore somewhat nicer. What used to be a Walgreens on Boughton just west of Schmidt Rd is now yet another discount store for Bolingbrookians to enjoy. It's been in business less than six months in a quiet area opposite a defunct Family Video. Walking in, it looks like they have WAY more space than they know what to do with. A few seasonal aisles towards the front couldn't do much to fill up the large empty spaces left by the previous tenants. The tall ceiling and mirrors on the walls (still leftover from when it was a drugstore) make this place feel cavernous and surreal. I will say that this -- or any $1 store -- is the best place to stock up on candy for Halloween. Bags of mini Snickers, Twix, Reeses, Airheads, Blow Pops, everything's only a buck so go crazy. Protip: set aside all the chocolate stuff you like and give the crap you don't want to the trick-or-treaters (I'm told this is "mean" and/or "selfish behavior"). Have to say I'm surprised they decided to open a dollar store so close to two others; there's one 2 miles west on Boughton as well as another one south on RT 53.....also 2 miles away from here. I'm all for cheap stuff, but three Dollar Trees within five miles seems a little unnecessary. * TL;DR * Recommended buys: seasonal single-use items (fake cobwebs, deviled eggs trays, plastic syringes for party shots) Not recommended: fish (either frozen OR fresh), toilet paper (just spend the extra $$ on some Charmin for your heiney) If you live in Bolingbrook and appreciate a bargain, look no further. You've got your pick of Dollar Trees in the area, so yay?

This place is horrible. Things are all over the place. Not organized at all. The employees are…read moreLAZY. I was walking around the store to see if I could get an employee to help me with something that was on the top shelf and there was no one willing to help. One employee one the register and the other was just walking around the store on talking on his phone. I kept trying to grab his attention and he just kept walking away. Don't even get me started on there assistant manager, Nancy. She is very unprofessional and rude. She will literally follow you around the store and try accusing you of stealing. Just go to the dollar tree across the street.

Their candle selection puts TARGET to shame…read more They have an extensive glow stick and glow wand and glow toy selection for kids or if you r going to a rave/EleCtric DaiSy Carnival/Miami ULTRAFEST. The highlights of the grocery section or one dollar 32 oz LaCroix bottle water, 1 L Pepsi diet Pepsi diet Coke and Coke products, One dollar cans of Alfredo or tomato sauce and pasta products, Veggie burgers (2 in a package), baking goods, GUACAMOLE chips , 1 dozen eggs, frozen cauliflower, frozen asparagus, frozen broccoli, loaf sandwich bread like Sara Lee/Brownberry, English muffins, and hamburger /hot dog buns, 1 lb steak fries /crinkle/shoestring fries, Riblets, microwaveable chicken sandwiches (when Burger King or WENDY's is closed and u need to eat at 2am at home !)) Stay away from theIr dairyy section thoigh except the chocolate milk and milk in pint containers bc nothing is ACTUAL dairy except for those prrodycts. The ice cream and sour cream is FAKe. That's gross. I think the shredded cheese might be legit dairy and thus OK. Women's cosmetic section is legit and other little plastic bottles are great for traveling (meets Airline requirements) or for cReating your own cosmetic/home apothecary goods or transferring products to a friend !!! This is the place to get your drugstore needs everything is $1/ea and no need to go to CVS or Walgreens which are expensive when you can buy over-the-counter medications and cotton balls and gauze pads and bandages and ACE bandages/heat wraps for $1/ea. Advil, aspirin, acetemetophin (Tylenol), cough syrup, melatonin, cough drops and syrup, they got it here . Hydrogen peroxide and rubbing alcohol and shower curtains and 64 oz bottles of Lavendar and Vanilla bubble bath and DOVE soap....they have it HEREEE!!! Socks and hosiery- they have it heRe! Autocare needs (cleaning and additions)- LOOK NO FURTHER. You can even purchase padlocks here for lockers for $1/ea. This is a true dollar store because everything yes everything is exactly 1 dollar each. You can also purchase cookies, candies, chewing gum, mcheese puffs , chocolate chip cookies, brownies chocolate bars (eg MARS and GODIVA), chilled sodas , pretzels ( many varieties), chips including veggie chips and flaming Cheetos for ONE DOLLARRRR. Hell, they even sell pregnancy tests for $1/ea and they work just fine!

I went in to this store earlier today to exchange an item. I saw a cashier so, I asked her if I…read morecould exchange an item for another . She said something didn't understand her. I then asked if, I could leave the item on the counter momentarily. She raised her voice and said," You Gotta take it with you" exact words lol! She had a tag that read get this "management". I told her that job was too stressful for her . I then told her she had horrible customer skills.

My visit to this location was on 11/14/2013 at 8:30 PM. The staff was very friendly and helpful…read more There's quite an extensive collection of products ranging from party decor to actual foods. My recent visit was for wrapping paper. 3 rolls, a total of 9 yards for $3? What a steal! The store is very well organized, well lit, and super stocked. On a random note, the store carried Mondo Fruit Squeezers! I thought this drink was discontinued back in the late 90's!

I often run into stores later in the evening, when things…read moreare calm at home. One night, a few weeks ago, I ran in here 10 minutes before they close. I was just looking for 1 thing. The whole time I was there, they kept announcing they were closing, coming up to me, and reminding me they were closing I'm not sure if this is their normal policy, but personally I find it off-putting. I'm an adult. I am more than happy to be out of stores at close, before close. But sometimes you run in for one thing and it takes but a minute, a Quick Look around. This is a smaller dollar tree. I really do not think that is a nice way to treat a fellow adult...especially a customer.

I really liked this Dollar tree. It's pretty big & has a lot of things. The mini laundry detergents…read moreare adorable! They have decent snacks too. I even found some word find puzzle books for my Mom :)