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Yes, everything is less than $5.00 at Five Below but most of it pretty much looks like it and has less than five dollar quality about it as well. I kind of looked at Five Below as little more than another dollar tree but with a lot less in foods, home cleaning solutions, soaps, papers and the like. I purchased some hair bands (so I can keep my gorgeous natural platinum blonde hair in place) but at $2.00, not any bargain deal I'd go raving about. When I was there it seemed the big push and attraction was on candies and costumes for Halloween. Hence, a rather long checkout line but the clerks were pleasant and efficient. Though probably clean, the floor of the place looks horrible with scuff and defect marks all over it. Though it probably wasn't dirty it look so dirty I really didn't even feel like getting my shoes on it. They ought to really do something about that grunge look.
I went in to get two 10 foot lighting cables and they were $5.95 each!!! (before sales tax). I asked the cashier why this was and she said that's it's just the price and without blinking an eye she went on to say that they have some products that go up to $10....I did purchase them, because if you get them from the Apple store they are even more, but WTH?...:. it's in the name (FIVE BELOW)...I think it's time for them to change their sign to (FIVE BELOW or MORE). Of course this is another corporate way to make money, their excuse probably would be they need to STRATEGICALLY raise their prices to catch up from the COVID19 pandemic...blah blah blah. Companies continue to rip consumers off and then they wonder why years later they are bankrupt. Hmmmmm
First time stopping into a Five Below location. Basically, it's a 'dollar store.' Rather, a $5 and below store. That's the hook: everything in the store is priced at $5 or below. And for what it's trying to accomplish, it does a pretty decent job. Unlike other 'dollar stores' that try to sell everything - most of which is just total crap - it looks as if Five Below really focuses on those items that can be sold at the $5 and below pricepoint. Sure, it's not the same quality merchandise that you'd find at Macy's or Bloomingdale's. But in the categories that they choose to feature, it looks as if a lot of things would be worth a try. For example, I made a great find on individual boxes of movie theater candy: Junior Mints, Raisinettes, Sno-Caps - all of those kinds of things. And most of them were selling for $1 box. Granted, the boxes were slightly smaller than the boxes that you generally find at movie theaters. But the savings are huge. Last time I went to a 'national chain movie theater,' I'm pretty sure that I paid $3 or $4 for one box of Reese's Pieces. So, the $1-per-box price at Five Below is an amazing deal. In fact, I stocked up on a lot of those candy items. Two bags full. Looked like I'd been trick-or-treating in 1978. Also, Five Below had a pretty good selection of basic cell phone accessories - cases, chargers, cords, etc. Seemed to have a lot of earbuds and headphones, too. Other things that might be handy (and cheap...!!!) at this time of the year included a lot of plastic drinkware and tableware items for summer that you could use around the pool, on the patio or at the beach. Lots and lots of pool/water toys, too. Also had a small-ish selection of books for both adults and kids. Some clothing items, like t-shirts and stuff. Some simple athletic gear and smaller athletic accessories like water bottles. (How often do we lose one of those...??? All the time...!!!) Had a make-up/personal care area, too. Looked to be mostly basic items, but that's not really my wheelhouse. Looked good to me, though. If you're in the area, might be worth a quick browse through the store to see if there's anything you might need for a couple of bucks.
5 below is just that, anything you could possibly want to buy under $5 bucks. I have been to two of their locations, this one and the one in Deerfield off Powerline. Both times I was there on a weekend and both times the lines were really long. So if you are planning on going here on a weekend, have patience, or do what we did and leave someone in the line so that when you are ready to check out, hopefully they will be near the front.
I rarely shop at Five Below, but when I do it is for the interest of phone or tech accessories. I was in need of a USB-C charger for my phone and it just so happen that Five Below was fully stocked with them for $5.95...you can't beat that price. Before I went to checkout, I briefly walked around to see what other things Five Below had to offer, and there was a lot: * Seasonal items/party supplies/greeting cards * T-shirts/candy/snacks/beverages * Beauty items & accessories/perfumes/fashion jewelry and so much more It wasn't too busy in the store so I didn't have to wait in the checkout line for long. The male employee was nice as he scanned my item and took my payment. I have no idea when I would return, but I'm sure it will be for something I need. read more
We can always find neat items here, whether or not we really need them! This visit was a toy run and they have lots of merchandise neatly (at least for now) arranged for you. I usually get a t-shirt about 2 out of 5 visits, as they are finally d creative selections ... and in my size! Hard to pass up the Sweet section where they have all of your favorites. Convenient location and lots of parking. read more
I love Five Below...they have merchandise of higher quality than a Dollar Tree for example at very low prices....Most of them are in the $1 to $10 range. I got some Halloween masks for $1 and $2...candy and snacks for a very reasonable unit price. The only thing is that they are understaffed...There was only one checkout lady and it took about 5 min in line to check out. Still a great place for bargains... read more
10 months ago
Yes, everything is less than $5.00 at Five Below but most of it pretty much looks like it and has less than five dollar quality about it as well. I kind of looked at Five Below as little more than another dollar tree but with a lot less in foods, home cleaning solutions, soaps, papers and the like. I purchased some hair bands (so I can keep my gorgeous natural platinum blonde hair in place) but at $2.00, not any bargain deal I'd go raving about. When I was there it seemed the big push and attraction was on candies and costumes for Halloween. Hence, a rather long checkout line but the clerks were pleasant and efficient. Though probably clean, the floor of the place looks horrible with scuff and defect marks all over it. Though it probably wasn't dirty it look so dirty I really didn't even feel like getting my shoes on it. They ought to really do something about that grunge look. read more
I went in to get two 10 foot lighting cables and they were $5.95 each!!! (before sales tax). I asked the cashier why this was and she said that's it's just the price and without blinking an eye she went on to say that they have some products that go up to $10....I did purchase them, because if you get them from the Apple store they are even more, but WTH?...:. it's in the name (FIVE BELOW)...I think it's time for them to change their sign to (FIVE BELOW or MORE). Of course this is another corporate way to make money, their excuse probably would be they need to STRATEGICALLY raise their prices to catch up from the COVID19 pandemic...blah blah blah. Companies continue to rip consumers off and then they wonder why years later they are bankrupt. Hmmmmm read more
3 years ago
8 years ago
First time stopping into a Five Below location. Basically, it's a 'dollar store.' Rather, a $5 and below store. That's the hook: everything in the store is priced at $5 or below. And for what it's trying to accomplish, it does a pretty decent job. Unlike other 'dollar stores' that try to sell everything - most of which is just total crap - it looks as if Five Below really focuses on those items that can be sold at the $5 and below pricepoint. Sure, it's not the same quality merchandise that you'd find at Macy's or Bloomingdale's. But in the categories that they choose to feature, it looks as if a lot of things would be worth a try. For example, I made a great find on individual boxes of movie theater candy: Junior Mints, Raisinettes, Sno-Caps - all of those kinds of things. And most of them were selling for $1 box. Granted, the boxes were slightly smaller than the boxes that you generally find at movie theaters. But the savings are huge. Last time I went to a 'national chain movie theater,' I'm pretty sure that I paid $3 or $4 for one box of Reese's Pieces. So, the $1-per-box price at Five Below is an amazing deal. In fact, I stocked up on a lot of those candy items. Two bags full. Looked like I'd been trick-or-treating in 1978. Also, Five Below had a pretty good selection of basic cell phone accessories - cases, chargers, cords, etc. Seemed to have a lot of earbuds and headphones, too. Other things that might be handy (and cheap...!!!) at this time of the year included a lot of plastic drinkware and tableware items for summer that you could use around the pool, on the patio or at the beach. Lots and lots of pool/water toys, too. Also had a small-ish selection of books for both adults and kids. Some clothing items, like t-shirts and stuff. Some simple athletic gear and smaller athletic accessories like water bottles. (How often do we lose one of those...??? All the time...!!!) Had a make-up/personal care area, too. Looked to be mostly basic items, but that's not really my wheelhouse. Looked good to me, though. If you're in the area, might be worth a quick browse through the store to see if there's anything you might need for a couple of bucks. read more
5 below is just that, anything you could possibly want to buy under $5 bucks. I have been to two of their locations, this one and the one in Deerfield off Powerline. Both times I was there on a weekend and both times the lines were really long. So if you are planning on going here on a weekend, have patience, or do what we did and leave someone in the line so that when you are ready to check out, hopefully they will be near the front. read more
After #Linensandthings closed its doors, FIVE BELOW decided to take residency. I had to google the store to find out what they carry. The dynamics of the store is a large, quite organized assortment of back to school items, for high schoolers or college items. I was hopeful it was more of step above dollar tree , filled with lovely dish-ware, bath and body and various cheap "home items " but sadly; NO. It's filled with keychains, Locker items , overloaded phone items, some mini health care items and an oversized candy section. If I was in high school I'd live in this store .. For the community, not a great addition.m read more
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