A great bargain store. This is an "odd lot" store, comparable to Ocean State Job Lot and Big Lots,…read morebut the prices seem to be a little better. Plenty of consumable household supplies, home textiles, dishes, cookware, and books. They also have some craft supplies, food, hardware, toys, cheap electronics, and more. It is located in a lower-class part of Manchester, so there are sometimes loitering homeless individuals in the area. For this reason, most of the shopping carts cannot leave the store.

Always find something to buy here. They have a bunch of different things here. To name some…read morehousehold items, toys ,games, books, food , rugs , electronics and appliances.

Great location, you are squally welcomed with a loud "Welcome to five below!". Great prices,…read moremultiple things to choose from, from toys to home good items.

It can be helpful if you are shopping for certain categories of items. The target market seems to…read morebe teens. There is a reasonably nice selection of candy. Despite the bluster about deals and savings, it seems like most things of interest I find here, can be bought almost anywhere else for a better price. Then if you you choose to buy something, they now force you to use self-checkout. They removed all of their normal cash registers.

Great deals and variety, very nice staff. Perfect place to…read morepick up stocking stuffers, snacks and just about anything else you need.

New(er) Dollar General in East Hampton. Immaculately clean. Great location. They literally have…read moreeverything you need. From food and drinks to clothes and cleaning supplies. East Hampton has done a huge service to its residents by having this in down.

I've been to this Family Dollar more in the last two months than I've ever been in a dollar store…read morein my life so it's about time for a review. I'll start with the staff, they're great! They're way more patient than I could ever be. They're super helpful and always call me beautiful so I'm a fan personally. I do wish they had more on shift though. I'm always in line for about 5-10 when there but the cashiers move quickly so it's appreciated. There's a good selection and it's probably the most organized FD I've been to. Everything is easy to find and if not, again, the staff helps. Taking a star off because they never have bags. I definitely don't expect plastic, but I'm always willing to pay for a paper when I forget my reusable and they don't have any more often than not.

176 Newington Rd West Hartfor. On 12/28/23 at 6:00PM while I…read morewas completing my purchase at the checkout counter, the cashier made a disrespectful and unprofessional comment that has left me feeling uncomfortable AND shocked. The cashier expressed appreciation for listening to my conversation while I walked away and in front of other customers In a derogatory way. Plus she didn't stop there, after I asked her for her managers name. She said I would gladly give you her name and what I gathered was a Jessica. As I walked out the door she continued to talk to the other customers about why she had to speak up. What was even more agitating is as I was talking on the phone she was taking care of another customer in the line. She did not even have to wait for me. I was just passing time, even if my voice was loud, This behavior was both inappropriate, disrespectful and against customers privacy. I'm confident this is not a practice employees are encouraged when it comes to code of ethics with a Dollar Tree. As a loyal customer of Dollar Tree, I have always valued the welcoming and respectful atmosphere of your store. However, this recent experience has left me disappointed. I believe that all customers, including myself, deserve to be treated with respect and courtesy while visiting your establishment. I would like to request that this matter be addressed promptly. I hope that you will take the necessary steps to ensure that all members of your staff understand the importance of providing professional and respectful service to every customer.

After bankruptcy, Bed Bath and Beyond moved to online. They consolidated with overstock .com. Their…read morecustomer service is now NONEXISTENT. I ordered a desktop in color brown which when it arrived, I did not like the color. I wanted to exchange it for black and they wouldn't take it back because brown is what I ordered! No resolution made and they don't care anymore like they did in the store. At least in the store, you can see it and decide that it's not what you want. Apparently that is no longer allowed.

I recently visited this location with the intention of running in, grabbing a sheet set, and…read moreleaving quickly to take care of other errands. However, I noticed a sick/injured bird in the parking lot on the way in, and I wanted to help. I knew it was a long shot, but after some failed Google attempts, I asked the cashier if she knew of any nearby wildlife rescues. She and two others helped me to investigate, gave me a box for the bird (with air holes), and all showed the same concern that I had. Sadly, the bird passed away on the way to the rescue, but I'd like to give the employees five stars for the non-traditional customer service and for being wonderful human beings. It's nice to know there are still kind, compassionate people out there. Thanks again! Note for any senior managers who may be reading this: The store was nearly empty at this time (I may even have been the only customer there), so the help I received did not affect these employees' normal duties in any way.

I never leave this store empty handed. I go in for one thing and come out with several. So many…read moregreat deals and finds not just clothes but decor for your home. They have hot sauce and sugar free syrups for coffee at a fraction of the cost at super markets. So glad this town has a TJ Maxx, it's a staple and if you're unfamiliar with this store, take a stroll and see what they've got to offer, you won't be disappointed, unless you're a XXL like my husband, and in that case it's hit or miss.

I guess I am cheap and have no sense of style. But TJ Maxx is the max for the minimum price. I…read moreget almost all of my clothes and cooking ware at TJs. I got all these great All-Clad pans there. And the clothes, I don't even know where the faults are, but they fit well and wear forever. I just don't like to waste my money on cloth that all it does is covers your body. TJs and/or Marshalls (any TJX affiliates) is exactly what the Dr. ordered. My mom swears by it, and you will always see her there rummaging through all the cooking stuff and books. Say ho for me, since she lives there now. I think she made a pillow fort in the bedding aisle.

I love coming here. Even though today we didn't find what we were looking for today, I still got to…read morepick around to summer ideas . Its not design for the younger crowd. Big variety of items and themes for our home. Its not expensive and the lines to check out are pretty long most of the time but they manage to move it quickly. Pretty organized.

We went on a Friday about an hour after opening. After looking around for quite awhile, I had only…read more1 item to purchase. The line to pay was ridiculous! I put the item back, and as I walked past the registers, there were only 3 open. Whyyyy?!? It's always an issue this time of the year.

I liked this place. My daughter and I were waiting for the…read morestore next door to open and we decided to come in and explore.it has a little bit of everything. Very interesting stuff and very friendly people. We got some great inexpensive gifts.

This store has such cute merchandise. The clothing brands especially have consistently high…read morequality, flattering items. I also come in here any time I need a gift, like nice lotion, a journal, etc HOWEVER. The employees either get some sort of bonus for enrolling people in their points program, or they've been threatened with torture if they DON'T enroll people. I walk to the cashier to check out. "What's your phone number?" Oh I don't have one with y'all but that's okay. "Well let's get you signed up. What's your name?" No thanks, I don't need to. "You'll get coupons and save money!" No thanks, not today. "I'd recommend you just sign up; you can always cancel anytime if you decide to." No. Thank. You. And I am certainly not blaming this employee. I am sure she does not want to have that same conversation with people all day long. I blame whoever is making this corporate decision; I have no idea why they think it's wise to bully customers and make it so unpleasant to shop there. Next time I need a little gift, I'm likely to just go in the Barnes & Noble next door, who also sells gifts, journals, cards, and at least they only ask me ONCE each trip if I want to sign up for their rewards program.