Dollar Tree

Parking is horrible at times but you can’t keep knock the prices and location. I don’t believe there’s another dollar store in the area?
The store is large and they have tons of selection. Due to the popularity of the store, inventory can be scattered from the customers and the staff try to keep up with stocking.
Vancouver is an expensive city and stores like these definitely help. Who doesn’t like a bargain.

I definitely like dollar tree over dollarama. These guys take credit cards. What’s not to love? All their merchandise is $ 1.25 plus but almost everything at dollarama has increased to $ 1.25 minimum so they are comparable now. I like their craft section and the junk food section. The best are the onion rings that are $ 1.25. These chips bring me back to my childhood. Huge bag for $ 1.25. They have lots of household items and trays for parties at a very cheap price. Parking isn’t great on Fraser St though.

This is one of the bigger stores, so the selection is so much better.
I love how I can get something here for only $ 1.25 + tax when its selling for triple the price elsewhere.
Great for stocking stuffers, goodie bags, little surprises, treats Etc
Parking at certain times of the day can be a bit of a headache but still a great place to go shopping for knick knacks.

This location appears to be a bit run down and probably needs some renos. I didn’t see any new stock, although they do have a good collection on the arts & crafts section. Like any other dollar store, Dollar Tree sells anything from seasonal decorations, party supplies, household items, stationary, accessories, kitchenware to food items etc. Staff are usually able to assist. Street parking available.

Given the area and sheer size, this is an impressive, adds more shopping flare while waiting for reservations.
Your usual gamut of household items to buy, followed by junk food.
Parking always tough here but right at a bus stop.
Credit cards OK.
A few stores fr Scotiabank.

Pretty good Dollar Tree. Great selection. They have typical dollar store items that you expect to find in store! Found everything I needed from here.

Love this place…
Most «dollar stores» now have become a «dollar plus store» where you can find things from $ 1−50… But not Dollar tree everything is $ 1.25 and some are $ 1!!!
Great stuff here from party stuff, home décor and supplies, food, and so much more!
The staff is also very helpful and super friendly always has at least two cash registers open.

It’s now Dollar Tree. I’ve been buying stuff in this store for more than 3years and today I got the most worst experience in any store here in Vancouver. After school my 2 sons and I got here to bought some stuff when I paying on the counter I gave $ 20 for $ 7.10 bill when I got my change it’s $ 10 short. I ask the old lady about it and she said I gave her $ 10.wth I’m 100%sure I gave her $ 20 even my son told me its $ 20. But the old lady insisting that it’s only $ 10. She even shown me the register that there’s only 1 10 $ bill in it and it’s mine. Am I her only customer? Maybe she needs to update her glassess. Bye bye dollar giant fraser. Beware on the bills to give this old lady she don’t know what costumer service is. Maybe she is short of money in her cash register thats why.

nifty nifty. right on Fraser St, you’ll be able to find lots of random goodies here as well as useful things. Do remember it is a dollar store btw, so buyer beware. It probably won’t last that long.

First of all I don’t understand how a Dollar Store can get less than 5 stars. Come on people this is as cheap as it gets for some stuff you would be paying $ 5 — $ 10 elsewhere of the same quality. I’m all about the cheap. In fact it’s part of my culture heritage to be cheap (or frugal as my friends politely like to call me). I am very proud of my cheapness, therefore, this is heaven for me.
The service isn’t the best, however, the service at dollar stores are never the best and expected. It isn’t The Bay after all. Cheap goods = cheaply paid labor. Lower your customer service standards and you’ll be happy.
I come to this specific location as this is where I can get the best selection of scrap booking and home made card material on the cheap.

This place is DA BOMB!
Last time I went there for scrapbooking materials, and they have a whole row of them! Some of the materials I saw there were cheaper than I got from elsewhere. But its $ 1.25, I can’t complain on the already low pricing! They have a little of everything. So rather than driving to several places to get them, I can buy it all from one store. Saves time & gas.
Worst part is parking, there are limited amount of space on the street available. Its free, so some people tends to park longer than they can.

Great selection of random knick-​knacks for (obviously) very recession/​student/​poverty/​wallet-​friendly prices.
Pros:
— Fairly convenient, central-​ish location for that part of town
— Hours are pretty solid, being open until 9pm
— Takes all sorts of payment, including debit and credit, which is convenient
— Helium tank on-​site for those situations that require emergency balloon-​inflation
— Been able to find a wide variety of stuff here, including a ball pump (which I should have bought here, but instead paid four times as much at Canadian Tire) and even those limited edition aluminium Vancouver 2010 Olympic Coke bottles (souvenirs for out-​of-​town-​ers on the mega-​cheap)
— It’s a smaller location than the sorta massive two-​floor one at Knight-​Kingsway, but consistently better-​stocked, with fewer sparse, empty shelves
Cons:
— Experienced some longer-​than-​desirable queues whilst waiting to pay, but still much better than the almost-​always rammed Dollarama downtown on Seymour
— Also experienced some quaint odours wafting about, and some nasty as-​yet untended spills of mysterious fluids on the floor (hopefully isolated incidents, of course)
Obviously, being a dollar store, it is what it is, so don’t expect anything hyper-​fancy, but I would vouch for this particular Dollar Giant as a solid example of its kind, good for random odds and ends, and also to appease that irrepressible urge to buy random things when you’re roaming about Sunset with only a fiver in your pocket.