Dollar Tree

This store is always crowded and lines are long. You will be lucky to get 2 cashiers. I have been in with the line almost near the back of the store with one cashier. She overhead paged for help several times. Finally 3 people came from the office. 1 left. 1 went to floor. And the other played around with the cash register. Went to office a few times. Then finally opened. This happens regularly. I have put my items back on many occasions and opted to pay higher prices at big lots up the street.
If I walk in and see the line long with one cashier I will not even enter the store. Customer service needs to be educated at this location.

The store chain itself is brilliant, but this location isn’t. The last time I went, the place was a mess and they only had two cashiers so the lines were long. I think this place could benefit from self-​checkout areas.
My Mom says the Valencia location is the best, and I can see why.

The store is at times, in disarray with items strewn along the floor and products thrown about. But, I can find what I need here which usually consists of cleaning supplies, dental floss, and mailing supplies/​large padded envelopes for my ebay selling sprees. Last week, they even had LED 60 watt equivalent light bulbs. Love scoring random items like that.
Short on cashiers sometimes which has the lines extending towards the aisles. Patience a necessary attribute to come equipped with when visiting this store.
On the other hand, parking is plentiful but so are the number of creepers in the area.

Please fix the mildew smell in the back from water damage !!! I shop there and it’s pointless to keep going there, I will take my business to your competitors 99 cent store where there is no mildew odor from water or rain or swamp cooler dripping all over the shelves and carpet!!! Someone needs to contact Oscha!!!
Just saying hazardous to customers! yuck

My main complaint with this store is the same complaint I have with all other Dollar Trees. They never seem to have enough cashiers on hand.
This store was tidy on my last visit.

This is a typical Dollar Tree. Came in here with my sister because she loves this place for random knick knacks for her daughter. There’s a bunch of stuff here: books, food, gift bags, balloons, party supplies, raffle tickets, toys, tools, tupperware, snacks, holiday items, decorations, etc. The store itself is okay, I don’t usually find anything I want when I come here… but it’s still fun to see what kind of things they have. Anyway, the service here is awful. The cashier had major attitude. Wish I knew her name, but she is an eye-​roller, sighing about the line… I’m not even asking for them to be nice, just asking for no negative attitude. If you do not want to do your job and provide decent customer service then do not work in the service industry.

I should have lowered my expectations when I came here. Then again, everything is cheap, and I love cheap things.
A lot of the stuff they sell here is cheap, party goods and toys. And lots of Christmas stuff, since I came here the week before Christmas. One day, I will come back and go to town on cheap toys, cookies from Mexico, and party favors.
Also, they need to sell more ice cream besides their off-​brand, vanilla ice cream. Because this girl needs to get her Stephen Colbert’s Ameri-​Cone Dream on.

Dollar tree store has plenty of every day supplies. Great selection of gift bags, tissue paper, school supplies, kitchen gadgets. This store is always clean and organized.

A total stress-​saver during the holidays. This is where I get gift wraps, greeting cards, paper craft supplies, party goods and boxes for my homemade cookies.

They have balloons! Who would’e thought to get balloons at a Dollar Tree. Party City charges $ 1.99 for foil balloons and Dollar Tree sells them for $ 0.99. Granted, they may not have the same selection but it gets the job done especially when you’re looking to stay local.
Even though I just went on a tangent about how they have balloons (which is still mind blowing) they also offer way more than that. I say, stop by and take a look! It won’t kill you :)

I cannot believe I did not stop by this place sooner. When I need to buy gift bags and tissue I go to Target and spend about 3 times more than I could buy at the Dollar Tree Store. No more.
Dollar Tree has plenty of your basic things, including glass dishes, glass cups, utensils, candles, hardware items, cleaning supplies, toys, party supplies, pet supplies and more.
Great place to make a quick stop for cheap supplies.

I like their selection, but I bought a TON of stuff and after I paid they said sorry but you can’t take the cart outside. What… How am I supposed to carry all these bags all the way to my car? Weird…

The Dollar Tree Store is every parents dream when your kid is asking for yet another matchbox car and they carry it here for a buck! Cheap, inexpensive party supplies as well as gift wrapping and party favors that are pretty and sometimes 2 for $ 1…What? How can that be!
They carried every back to school supplies my sons needed and more.
Their selection for classroom décor and achievement stickers are a teachers dream. Mylar balloons are yes ONE DOLLAR versus $ 3-​$ 4 at other party supply stores.
I love their short story books from preschool to grade school and even their pet supply section is impressive.
A smart place to get knick knacks, cleaning supplies, plastic bags and candy/​snacks.

its typically hard to say clean with dollar tree or discount store, but this one is different. Nice, informative and friendly employees both over the ohone and in person. Best Dollar Tree Iv’e been to

One of the better Dollar Trees with a good selection.

I’m a big supporter of the dollar tree stores for knick knack items (trash bags, lint remover brush, paper towels, plastic back scratcher, christmans/​birthday/​whatever occasion cards, etc). Go in there with $ 15-​$ 20 and see how much stuff you can walk out with.
Just like biggie smalls (RIP) dollar tree stores are the ILLEST.

Dollar Tree was probably one of the first of the ‘everything’s a buck’ stores and the only one that is truly national. However, most of the Tree’s I’ve been to have pretty weak branches. In other words, mostly no-​name stuff, very few name brands and not much I’d really want to buy. Especially with the 99 Only Stores in full flux with better stuff. And you save an extra penny!
At least this store has a frozen food section and some interesting products. Was surprised to see Coffee Crisp as one of the candy offerings here. They also used to sell the Sunday Daily News for 75 cents. Both of those are gone which is always the peril of buying at a place like this. Funny that it’s next to a Big Lots which means sometimes I’ll go to both stores and compare prices on an item or two. They recently started selling two packs of energy efficient light bulbs for a buck thanks to a deal with Southern California Edison. So that’s a nice touch. Overall though, I’d stick with 99 Only or even the Mom and Pop 97 Store here on the corner of Soledad Canyon and Sierra Highway.