My Dollar trip in my neighborhood, that is so close to my house, I could walk...is so horrific…read moresince Chris the manager has transferred. Chris always had the store stocked and updated, especially with holiday items. No longer the case, Clayton (the new manager!) is always in the office, so I have NEVER seen him work the floor. My Dollar Tree looks like it's closing, empty shelves!!! You look in the back-backroom there are boxes to the ceiling!?!! I hate that I have to drive out of my way to shop at a Dollar Tree!!!!! Dollar Tree, please get us a manager who wants to work???

Service is non-existent store is half empty. selection is horrible. Value not there because the…read morestore is a mess shopping here is a hazard with everything all over the floor don't know where the management is at their home office needs to take control of the store

I had such a great experience here! The staff is incredibly knowledgeable about which scents…read morecomplement each other, and they helped me create blends that felt so "me." There are so many fragrance options that I actually ended up leaving with two unique perfumes and I've gotten so many compliments on both! I love being able to tell people that I made them myself and giving them the information for Amir Oud!Another thing I really appreciate is that they keep your custom scent on file, so refills are super easy. Plus, you're not limited to just perfume or cologne, you can add your custom scent to a variety of their products. Highly recommend this place to anyone who wants a fun, personalized fragrance experience!

this place is nice, but unless you're specifically seeking an experience or a scent you TRULY…read morecannot find on the market, it's not worth it. i would understand the pricing if they were paying rent for a nice location in the city, but this literally sits in a warehouse-like strip in richardson despite often being advertised as dallas. all the "gold" toppers and decor are just cheap hunks of plastic that are bound to chip and take up landfills. i wish they would offer some sort of incentive to BYO bottles and pay by weight -- spending $39 for a knockoff scent in plastic feels just wasteful otherwise. this is just enabling consumerism, i'm sure you have perfume already. unless you live near richardson, you'd be better off finding these scents in just about any farmers market without the headache.

Good selection and pricing. The staff is very helpful; they also pick up the phone if you have to…read morecall them and ask a question.

Not much there to choose from in there. The store was dirty and stock low. This was our 1st time…read moreand we won't go back, we didn't see the value in it

Extraordinarily unorganized with overstock clothing that no one, literally, wants…read more The clothing is priced the same or higher than the blue lettered thrifting staple. The lack of organization kills the experience. I had high hopes based on seeing the store on Tiktok but it was a complete waste of time. My 3 star rating is based on the fact that the clothes look unworn, just dusty, and the staff seemed nice.

If you're looking for something between the Dollar Store and Ross .. this is it!! They have name…read morebrands & off brands, items for adults & children, lots of repeats & sizes, cheap but new (not donated items). The prices and quality is reasonable. It's the perfect middle of the road situation. If you're looking for that classic traditional thrift shop, where items are donated and everything is second hand, this is not it.

Prices are pretty steep for resale and there were 2 common prices....$@12.99 & $22. One particular…read moreemployee with glasses and black hair did however intentionally catered to only Anglo Saxons by packing up their items in shopping bags instead of trash bags. An offer was made as a request for shopping bags but was denied several times. Eventually she caved in with the use of a grocery bag. Decent selection but you just have to be really through and selective. The cause hopefully outweighs one bad apple

Nice thrift shop where they sell higher end thrifted items. Seems like they take time to find good…read morestuff to sell versus just anything they get. Don't get me wrong I like finding cheap deals, and here things are a little more expensive than a regular thrift shop, but there is cool stuff and lots of books, dinnerware, art you don't see everywhere.

Greeted immediately, so that's always nice. Reminds me of…read moreMarshall's, Ross and TJ Maxx. Can be a bargain but it just depends on what exactly you are looking for and then of course sizes if that applies to what you are needing. I personally didn't find what I was looking for. Overall it looked clean and in order when I went.

No public restrooms, lady sent us to another store. While one of the employees was walking in one…read moreso no problems with them working. Guess she doesn't like cleaning restrooms?

What a disappointment. Total waste of time. Prices rival or are higher than the expensive Goodwills…read morewith a much smaller selection. Racks are stuffed with junk just waiting to be thrown away. Go somewhere else. It's not worth your effort.

One of my go-to thrift shops. The workers keep to themselves, but that's fine by me. There's a ton…read moreof clothing to browse through, and you can sometimes score some high-end pieces. Prices are exactly what you'd expect from a thrift store.

Great place find value items. Better than other dollar stores…read more For examples, phone charging cables, nail- clippers that really work, small tools, kitchen items, decorations, office supplies, etc.

I just moved back to Dallas after living in downtown San Francisco for 20+ years. Daiso is kind of…read morea way of life there so I was pleased to see that they have stores here now. I'm accustomed to the no return policy, the self checkout and less than enthusiastic employees, so none of those are deterrents. The having to look at a price sheet to convert the currency is new, but not a big deal. The store is always "hit or miss", meaning one time I come home with huge bags of stuff and another visit I find nothing. The categories they tend to do well IMO are household goods (think kitchen/bathroom/storage/hardware related), the Japanese snacks and holiday merchandise. Just don't buy batteries there, trust me on this.

Does every Burlington close their fitting rooms two hours before closing ? left With nothing…read morebecause I couldn't try on.

I came in to look for a pair of pj's. I asked the loss prevention officer at the front where they…read moreare located and she kindly pointed to the back of the store, to the right. I know that Fall is coming and that usually means pumpkin spice lattes and lots of pumpkin decor. What I didn't expect to find was Halloween pajama sets! They are cute and all but I didn't see myself wearing them. The checkout area had a couple of people in line and one customer was being waited on. There was only one cashier. Finally another one came but only as the line was growing. Yes, the store was on the messy side, but some of that is due to inconsiderate customers. I can't imagine how tiresome it would be to "pick up" after the customers and their kiddos just do whatever they want and leave things wherever. I feel bad for the workers and think they are doing the best they can given some of the clientele that shops there. I watched some of these shoppers here today in disgust.

This location has closed. I made a trip there in 2025 only to see trash inside the space where the…read morestore once was, though the sign was still up.

They have everything Mediterranean and Middle Eastern that you could ask for (minus the non halal…read moreproducts like pork). It's clean, orderly, and friendly. The location is also convenient if you can past the Costco traffic.