A Dollar Tree in the Town of Acton? Seriously? Well, even…read morethough the Town of Acton wouldn't be a place that I would think of having a Dollar Tree, there is one, a brand new one in fact, sitting in a weird shopping / business complex right off Route 119. It seems like a really weird place to have a store like Dollar Tree, but it also seems like a nice place to have for residents of the area or people who work in the area. Store is very clean, new, and spacious. Lots of selection and very friendly employees. This store seemed to have an extraordinary section of seasonal finds. Always lots to love about the Dollar Tree, mainly being that you can fill your cart and still not come out with breaking the bank! I was able to find everything I was looking for, didn't have to wait long in line and was in and out of this place quickly and efficiently. Located in the Nagog Park off Route 119 in Acton, minutes from the I-495 split. Convenient as there are very few discount stores in the area. 4 stars for the new Acton Dollar Tree!

Cashiers here need some basic manners, as others have pointed out…read more I went in to buy some river stones for a craft project, and the man running the register today felt the need to tell me: "you can find those outside, they're called rocks." I'm sure he thought he was adorable, but I suspect he wouldn't have made that wise ass comment to a male customer.

Can't begin to extol how wonderful the (volunteer) staff is here. Everyone is welcoming, helpful…read moreand a pleasure to converse with. Things are organized and merchandised beautifully. I love repurposing items I no longer (or never did ) need!! Can't wait to see them again in the fall!

Wonderful thrift shop full of treasures. And run by the sweetest staff!…read moreGreat local spot!

I did not go into this store but I just spoke with them on the phone. The whole family was so…read morepolite and helpful. I really like the way their communicate with customers!

Meh. Not much in holiday decorations. But they do seem to have a little of everything. I ended up…read morebuying nothing and went across the street to Family Dollar Store. Still worth while to check them out though, depending on what you're looking for.

A friend and I love a great bargain. We weren't aware this…read morefacility had so much In it. The prices were great. We liked the fact that every dime goes to Habitat for Humanity. We will return

Love restore, such great finds! Both vintage and new- lighting. Appliances. Furniture. Building…read moresupplies. Smalls / glassware :)

Wonderful new store in West Acton! The owner is lovely and has a nice selection of furniture, home…read moregoods, and jewelry. Reasonable prices. Parking behind the store is available.

I bought a pendent of Jade with 14K gold at an excellent price. It is exquisite and a perfect gift…read morefor my daughter's birthday. The owner is very friendly and the shop's inside and outside is very clean and well maintained with a lot of lights. The collections are rich, it is just a fun place to browse if you are in west Acton.

They have been nothing but kind to us PFS and SFS players. We always have a large space to play and…read morethe employees are always nice and personable. I have had 0 issues with this store from my end, All though I imagine the magic players would find this a decent place as well. The amount of tables might be the most in any local store I have been in. They have an impressive board game collection and an even more impressive MTG selection. They even have a couple d&d and pathfinder books.

I can only speak to Star Wars Destiny events but this store routinely misrepresents their events…read moreand charges extra fees for events. They advertise prizes and don't deliver and then blame the player base for "misunderstanding". If you play Magic the Gathering you'll like the store and they'll like you. If you want to play anything else they'll blow you off at best.

This store has a well-curated selection of hard to find items ... lots of $12 ice cream and $5…read morebottles of soda ... which appease the Concord-ites in their $2 million houses. You can find things here that you can't find anywhere else. The best ice cream in the world is Mitchell's ice cream in Santa Barbara, CA. I have never seen this for sale outside of Southern CA ... much less in Massachusetts. I don't even mind paying $10/pint. Do yourself a favor and try it. (Just leave some for me!) The Chip Shop Curry sauce in the Irish/British section is also a fantastic item. You'll never think of Ketchup with french fries again once trying this cardboard tube of dehydrated crystals. And their selection of beers and wines at about 20% markup are pricey, but good. Bananas Foster Milkshake IPA, Blueberry Muffin Porter and obscure French and Italian wines? I'm in. I am not necessarily going to complain about the absolutely insane prices. This sure isn't Market Basket. Shit, even Wholefoods rolls their eyes behind this store's back when they see a half a tuna fish sandwich for $14 or a $6 single wrapped non-descript oatmeal cookie. You know what you are getting into when you pass through town and see the perfectly landscaped 1700's giant houses with their 'activist' signs in the front yard, that look like they came out of a Pottery Barn catalog. You know ... Stop Global Warming ... yet consume ice cream that traveled 4,000 miles across the country in a refrigerated truck. What I don't love is the pre-made foods ... from the sandwiches to the baked goods to the entrees aren't that good. How can one go wrong with a $12 'authentic' Jamaican jerk pasty? When it is bland, tasteless and contains two small scraps of meat, that's how. In a moment of weakness, I splurged on a $8 piece of pie that tasted of little more than shortening and cardboard. Overall, it's clean ... it's immaculate ... and it's well curated for the well off. It's 20-something year old workers, who clearly would rather be at Dartmouth gathered around an ice luge made with Fiji Water, will one day be able afford the trappings of $40/lb. Stilton cheese and $12 per ounce pimento cheese spread. But in the meantime, they aren't that helpful or interested in customers. Who can blame them? Hedge funds and derivatives are so much more interesting than Naples tomato sauce and organic laundry detergent. Would I come back? Yes ... for the 5 or 6 really cool things I can't find anywhere else and cannot live without. A raging coke habit would be less expensive than doing one's regular grocery shopping here. But ... you never know what oddiments you'll find. Just keep in mind that a $20/lb. cold cut really is just a cold cut here and many of the crazy expensive deli, bakery or cheese items here aren't that amazing despite 70% of the world needing to take out a mortgage to buy a roast beef and asagio cheese sandwich on sourdough here.

Really nice fresh and clean looking place is very friendly looking and welcoming from the outside…read more He is very knowledgeable about the food. They sell the homemade soups and salads and bread and stuff that they sell in the first floor. We actually stayed for lunch here on the second floor there's a little. Café that you can sit and have lunch in overlook the main part of the store. Everything is made in house and their dips and soups etc. Would like to come back sometime when we have a bit more time to look. I do have a great variety of food, though that I will say I think this would actually make a great trip to walk around and stuff with us a lot of historical things to see.

Returns & selections ! All good customer service & the line moved quickly and as always great merchread more

I'd there was a negative star, she'd get it. I went into Marshall's to return some sneakers that…read morewere a gift. I didn't have a slip and I lost my ID 2 days ago. The cashier was a doll. I was told I couldn't return without an ID. FINE. So the sweet cashier began ringing my items. The not jolly giant troll named Diana first said one item was marked wrong. Then decided to tell me that all of my tags were wrong! I can see one tag, but 10 items??? Then says "you know what you did". I said "I'm sorry, I didnt do anything, what are you implying" she ignored me. She said the prices were wrong. I'm APPALLED at her behavior and insinuating demeanor. Im here from out of town and Ill definitely be contacting corporate. She is a disgrace to customer service and should not be wotking in retail if she doesnt know how to have tact.

This is a great little ethnic supermarket with lots of unique foods. It's kind of like a treasure…read morehunt because you have to go looking all around to try and figure out what you want to buy. The staff was friendly. Great place to check out ..

This is my "go to" store for all things Asian in cooking...I was reading a review about how the…read moreChinese customers are rude to those of us that only speak English?? I was there just last week and a middle aged "lady" noticed that I was having difficulty finding an item (lite soy, not low sodium). She politely approached and said "you look very lost, what are you looking for?" She spent about 10 minutes helping me with finding the item....plus she gave me some great tips on shopping Asian markets. Now I am in my middle 80s and am well aware of the Asian culture having great "respect" for elders..(sorely absent in today's America) however, my encounter tells me she was just a "very nice person" and would have assisted almost anyon....again...Thank You!

Maynard Outdoor Store is a really awesome small business with great prices and selection. I always…read moreget my shoes from there and their shirts are really nice too. I come every time I'm in the area. The service and friendliness of the staff and management is refreshing.

Nice local sporting goods store. It's great having a local store to go to. I have had several last…read moreminute runs there for things we need, they haven't let me down yet.