There is so much to see here!…read more It was my first visit. I was on overload a little. There is so much and I didn't know where to start first. It was kinda exciting. I grabbed a cart and went left. There were a lot of cute pens and art supplies. I couldn't help myself. I spotted the stickers and I loaded up for my classroom. They are cute and they are the water bottle quality. They came in packs of 100. I headed to the back of the store and saw cute mirrors and pet supplies then across the isle I saw phone covers and electronics like head phones and lots of other stuff. I got a pair of head phones for work and two cute phone cases. There is a huge selection with many unique styles and colors I have not seen before. Next I saw a whole candy section and bags and travel supplies, but I was tired so I headed to the register. I was surprised to say hi to an employee standing there but she was not behind a register, she was just there to watch and answer questions. This is when I realized I was going to be doing self check out. It wasn't hard. I bought a few tote bags for book bags for my classroom so I packed my purchases in them. I guess you have to purchase bags there so that helped from having to purchase plastic bags. This was over all a good experience. It was fun and there were a lot of unique items at a low price. Most are $5 or less. The employees are all young and they were nice. They were not overly friendly. I think I greeted them first. But, they did try to help me when I asked if they carried something I was looking for. I would go back to see what they have next time. I would recommend this for a fun shopping opp. I gave it a 4 because there was a lot of things that had fallen on the floor on isles and it was hard to move the cart through because of that. It looks like maybe the isles were too close together in some areas. But, overall a shopping adventure for sure!!! They take cards or cash. Parking outside is easy in a large lot. I don't think you can take carts out side. One tip would be to bring in a reusable shopping bag or two, and just have fun!!! Check it out!!!

TJMAXX Bathrooms don't work! 5 below bathrooms don't work!…read moredollar tree you need a key and one employee only! So if you have to pee. Outside is your best bet tonight 9/6/26 6pm SUNDAY!

Have you ever just walked into a store and just awwwwwed!…read more Welcome to Miniso! Let's get trendy and enjoy the cute. It's a beautiful place that as you walk will want everything! Are you looking for a gift or something for your space? Do you collect figures? This is the place to come. Indeed we found all sorts of things that we could not live without! The plushies and box toys are so cute. We always need fresh items to decorate or add to our piles. One more figure right ! They sell all sorts of items for the bathroom and make you smell great too. How about snoopy in towel form? The endless possibilities! The staff here are amazing and let you gaze and shop . At this local your blind box is yours no exchanges. The value is good . They accept cash and card still. Get your fun on here at Miniso ! What do you need to make your life even more cute?

Very clean. Feels like theres been a bigger focus on customer service. I like that a lot and…read moreappreciate it. Saw some cool new Stitch stuff.

Alright, carries a large selection of home decor, specialty foods, pet goods, gifts, greeting…read morecards, kitchen, towels, cushions, oversize rugs & furniture. Saw some ube cookies $3.99. We didn't buy anything. Prices sure have increased. Tommy Bahama goods are significantly higher now. Everything is nicely arranged. It felt a bit much in the front though. Otherwise the rest of the store is well-stocked. Across the street is a TJ Maxx store.

Unfortunately, a multitude of things could improve…read more To begin, I have only shopped at HomeGoods approximately three times in my life, including this visit. I am not someone who enjoys department store shopping, so I came in with a very specific goal. I wanted a piece of artwork and a basket, then planned to leave. The store itself was difficult to navigate. Multiple aisles were blocked with merchandise, carts, tall baskets, or abandoned items that had not been shelved. More than once, I could not get my cart down an aisle or maneuver larger items without backing out and rerouting. I picked up a tufted storage stool and later a large art piece, but navigating the store with them became unnecessarily frustrating. The larger issue, however, was the customer service. When I entered the store, I did not even grab a cart because I intended to browse quickly. While walking through the clearance section, I found a faux rabbit rug or throw with a red clearance sticker for $29.99. Another customer nearby commented on how soft and luxurious it felt. We joked about it and discussed how comfortable clients would find something like that in an office space. At that point, I decided to purchase it, even though it was not originally on my shopping list. After continuing to browse, I selected artwork and a tufted storage piece and headed to checkout. At the register, the associate, Marsha, immediately looked at the rug and loudly said, "This is not on sale. This isn't $29." Before even attempting to scan the item, she ripped the red sticker off, left the register, and began calling for a manager while openly discussing the pricing issue. The entire interaction felt accusatory, loud, and unnecessarily confrontational. At no point had I argued about the price or requested a discount. I simply explained that I had picked the item up in the clearance section. When Marsha returned, she continued speaking to management on her headset with visible frustration and an attitude that felt entirely misplaced. She pushed the rug aside as though the purchase was no longer happening and moved on to ringing other items. I finally asked, "Are you going to scan the rug?" She responded, "Uh... yeah... you still want it?" Of course I did. I had selected it because I liked it. The rug rang up at $99. I purchased it anyway. What bothered me was not the price. It was the immediate assumption that I had done something wrong, the tone used, and the way the interaction was handled in front of other customers. To make matters worse, after paying for everything, my cart beeped at the exit. I paused and looked toward the cashiers. No one acknowledged me or attempted to assist. I tried again, and the alarm sounded a second time. I exited the store and briefly spoke with the same customer I had met in clearance. During that conversation, another associate, Sue, walked outside, grabbed my cart without speaking to me, and took it back inside the store. No explanation. No communication. Nothing. I had literally just completed my purchase. Sue returned with the cart, attempted something inside, and the cart beeped again. Clearly, the issue had not been resolved. By then, I was standing outside feeling less like a customer and more like someone being treated as suspicious despite having just paid moments earlier. Eventually, the manager, Gloria, appeared behind the registers but made no effort to approach me or address the situation. After waiting several minutes, I finally walked back inside. Gloria's response was disappointing. Rather than acknowledging the poor handling of the situation, she focused on explaining that customers sometimes switch tags or attempt scams. I understood immediately why Marsha had approached me the way she did. An assumption had already been made before anyone even scanned the item. I also addressed the fact that an employee had walked outside and taken my cart. Gloria stated that employees are not supposed to leave the building to retrieve stolen merchandise, which only made the situation more confusing considering that is exactly what had just happened. Her resolution was to suggest I call Mohammad, the store manager, on Monday. At that point, I chose to return every item and leave. I previously managed a women's retail store, so I understand customer service, loss prevention, and difficult situations. There were multiple opportunities for professionalism, communication, and de escalation here, and unfortunately, every one of them was missed. I have no desire to return to this location. This experience felt unprofessional from start to finish and left me questioning whether implicit bias influenced the assumptions that were made. Regardless, no paying customer should be treated this way.

Hey yall, Took the kids to dollar tree to get snacks and I'm…read moresaying dollar tree has alllllll the snacks for $1. We let the kids pick out 5 items first. Then we checked out! Of course most of them got the big bag of takis. All of them got some kind of chips or pork rinds. Some of them got cotton candy or chocolate but 1 got school supplies. Always a good space to go get some trinkets. Really going to miss the dollar stores like these. They mean so much to our society and I can't believe they really don't uphold them as much as they should. I was sad when they closed the 99 cent only store down because they really had good selections and always open.

It seems like you guys sweep all the trash from the inside of the store to the outside because it's…read morea mess outside and that's your property and your responsibility as well. Clean up outside your store.

My husband sent me to BoxLunch to get a specific thing they were advertising on their Instagram…read morepage. I was worried about it at first because I thought it may be busy or I'd get the wrong thing. Thankfully, there was no crazy line or anything and the people working in the store were nice enough to help me find what I was looking for right away and within 5 min, I was out with what my husband needed. I appreciated the customer service. The store is organized well and is easy to peruse. They have quite the variety of items and it's all laid out pretty easy to see. The pricing is pretty standard and I didn't see a huge gross markup on items, especially for the stuff my husband was trying to get (he tells me that stores tend to go much higher than the MSRP on these items because they can, which is messed up.)

This is a unique gift and fan store for those looking for Disney or anime merchandise. They have a…read moreconstant rotation of items from Harry Potter, to Totoro, to Snoopy items. Limited in variety of sizes for shirts so be mindful of sizing. Lots of keychains and lanyards. I was able to find a cool Tron sweater and would check out again if I needed a gift. Prices are not cheap, but I guess because you are not getting knock offs. Service is friendly, but you can't tell who works there and those who are just shopping. They kinda blend right in. Chill vibes so I don't mind that. I got in and out pretty fast. Would check out again.

Date of visit: June 9, 2026…read more A bit rough, but then again, it IS a Dollar Tree. I was pleasantly surprised to get a greeting from Shederick when we entered the store, was not expecting that from this kind of store. Maybe that's the Henderson touch? The other associate in the store however, was not interested in greeting anyone while she feebly attempted to stock the shelves. We came here to look for some supplies for a baby shower and were only mildly successful, though they did have some pink balloons, pink plasticware, and tablecloths, so it wasn't a totally wasted trip.

Not the most organized of Dollar Tree stores that I've been in. Many rows were disheveled with…read morethings scattered all over. Thus it was difficult to find things without a heavy search. Good selection of foil pan & sponges. Not greeted by an employees, even in the check out line.

Hello Las Vegas Yelpers!…read more I do love this store! I can't help myself. I can't seem to spend less than an hour when I go. There is so much to see. I honestly don't go very often. I do go at the beginning of the school year mostly. I am changing up my class theme this year so I had a few big decisions to make, lol. So fun, though. They have so many new themes, back grounds and bulletin board boarders. Cute! Cute! Cute! When I walk in I am always immediately greeted. There is always someone there that offers to help find what you're looking for. It was helpful this time, because they moved things around. The staff are awesome! Tip#1: sign up for their rewards club and get emails or text messages. They will let you know if you have cash to spend or if you have a coupon to use. Tip#2: Use your coupons and visit the clearance and discounted sections in the way back of the store. Parking is easy. The lot is huge! This is a great store. I recommend. Check it out!

If you are an educator and you have not been to Lakeshore learning, then you are missing out…read more This store is like Candyland for teachers. Anything that a teacher needs, it's there. The store is very clean and the service people were very friendly and helpful with what I was looking for. The store is also great for homeschooling parents who are looking for specific items to teach their children.

I do like shopping here. They were helpful and did a hold for me that I completely forgot about and…read moredidn't end up purchasing. Sorry! But minus one star for customer service. Literally no one says a single thing when you walk in. No hi, welcome, let me know if you need anything. There's always 4+ ladies behind the counter, including the owner and nothing. As someone who started in retail, that's disappointing because it feels unwelcoming. They also don't say anything as you leave with hundreds in merch in hand (like thank you?) lol My sister went in without me once and she asked about if there were any sales events that weekend. She was met with a rude "sales? What do you mean? What we have out is what we have". She refuses to return with me since then. I have spent hundreds of dollars here because it's super affordable and they always have a good selection. But again, sad that the vibe is the way it is.

They say they buy clothes. We brought them a huge box full of branded clothes that were in PERFECT…read morecondition. They looked like brand-new, and they were all Cat & Jack. We brought dresses, Fall clothes and winter clothes. They took forever to take a look into them, and we noticed they were purposely taking their time, as if we parents have all the time in the world. After almost an hour waiting, they took ONE piece of clothing and gave us less than $1. We will NEVER ever go back to this place. Btw, they are overpricing a lot of items. Ive been buying clothes on Amazon for cheaper. As much as we love to support small businesses, we do not appreciate the disrespect and greedily sales, so Amazon it is. Don't waste your time inside this dump.