Dollar Tree

This is the dollar tree location that I always end up at over the others, it simply is the best.
The location is easy to get to and the parking lot is large. It is very weird to get into the store as you have to go up the ramp so don’t park in front of the door, that isn’t a good spot, park down closer to the end of the ramp on either side.
The store itself is fairly large. I always love looking at their holiday stuff. My Christmas platters from here have made it through 4 years and they still look brand new. I also suggest getting greeting cards from here since they are so expensive from everywhere else. In addition to really random stuff you find at the dollar tree I personally think they have the best scissors (this is the only place I will buy them from) and wrapping paper is a better deal here than wal mart or target (I love wrapping paper, I have done a lot of research in this department).
The staff are always friendly and helpful. I have never felt put out by anyone here.
Just a note, if you are paying cash, do not pay with a $ 20 bill when you are only spending $ 4. You will get all ones back and they will be annoyed with you and I can’t really blame them.
Overall, this is a great store super reliable for the weird things people buy at the dollar tree. I will continue to shop here.

Very good selection of items. Always stocked to the bone. Store needs to run a dust mop over the floors a few times over the course of the day but over all great place to buy brand name items at a savings.

This is not one of my favorite dollar tree locations… but I’m giving it five stars for the woman cashier who checked me out about recently.
She was super nice and caring. And not in an annoying or fake fashion. It just felt so genuine. It’s weird that I’m writing about this but I still can remember it. I regret not getting around to taking the survey. But shout out to her now.
Anyhow, The kids toys section was very picked over.
I do like that they accept coupons from the Sunday paper for food, health and beauty products.

Yes it’s a Dollar Store, but if you need cards, Shasta Cola and plastic champagne flutes and attractive disposable utensils this is the place. Large, tidy and the staff is pleasant. Odd way to get in that’s the only problem… Enjoy

I love this place but it can be a little sketch outside at certain times. To avoid long lines of people doing their weekly grocery shopping, go at 9:01 am weekdays only When the lone cashier is not busy.

Great place for party supplies. The cashier was just a doll. Plenty of parking in the massive parking lot.

Clean store, organized. Great selection. Not entirely 100% safe seeing as though I found small baggies of drugs on the floor in the greeting card aisle. The cliente can be a little rift-​raftish. The parking lot is full of pan handlers, the location isnt the greatest, seems to attract the rift raft. I am in no way being rude or judgemental, just stating factual observations.

Cheap and well organized. I visit to get some knickknacks occasionally
It’s very convenient and easy to browse. And did I say cheap?!

I’m with Naz on this one… I’m giving it 4 stars, really?! But, this Dollar Tree is awesome. I feel like the last time I frequented a dollar store was around the time I was still fishing for loose change in the couch as a kid to buy candy.
Recently, I moved into a new apartment that needed some extra cleaning before I deemed it appropriate for comfortable living. Anyway, I swung over to this Dollar Tree and found more than I was looking for. I got cleaning supplies, a cheap broom and dustpan, rubber gloves, bucket, etc. I think all in all I spent between $ 10 – 15. I compared options at Wegmans opting out of buying a bucket there for $ 9. Glad I waited on that.
Everything is still $ 1 at this place (plus tax). I was surprised! Is it wrong for me to be surprised? This is probably the only business immune to inflation, and boy am I glad. There’s a caveat though, the stuff I bought was cheap — in price and quality. I was fine with it because I was prepared to throw most of what I bought away after cleaning the basement. Ew.
One downside is that the lines can get long as there’s usually only one person working the check out. Patience is a virtue.
As far as what they sell: There are a lot of cleaning supplies here, which line most of the back wall so stop here for cheap stuff you use regularly like sprays, oxy clean, paper towels, etc. Beyond that, the store has a bunch of home items like kitchen supplies, candy (stopping here for the trick-​or-​treating kiddos), a variety of decent chips and canned goods — some brand items too, and birthday décor. Most importantly for me, I often need decorations or random supplies for events so this will be my first stop for that stuff.
Dollar Tree, I’m into you.

I never thought I would give Dollar Tree 4 stars but honestly, you can find party and wrapping supplies here for way cheaper than Wegmans, AC Moore, Jo Ann’s and even Target.
Everything was clean and well organized. The staff knew the exact aisle when I asked them where some things were (if you are in the city and are looking for disposable ‘champagne flutes’, try here. Wegmans on East does not have them.).
This will be my new first stop for party supplies whenever I host one next!
As for the $ 1 steak … I recommend passing on that (but they were actually sold out of it so who knows!).