Dollar Tree

I love dollar tree they have everything you need and now that i have a little one this is my go to place for arts and crafts supplies sometimes the lines are long and its only one cashier. Floor and shelves seem to be cleaned and always fully stocked. The parking lot is a little tricky because people go in and out on both sides but its not a big deal.

They Have everything in this dollar tree I mean EVERYTHING. I especially in love with their Cards they have so many to choose from and always getting new ones. also got fish bowls here as well!!!

Can’t complain. I always wanted a Dollar Tree near home and now I HAVE IT! Extremely convenient and lucky for me! And everything is a dollar!
Parking lot can be tricky (it usually isn’t) depending on what time of day you get there. There are no trash cans in the parking lot so it’s almost always a little dirty with with some sort of garbage. I just take my trash (nothing big. Drive-​thru cups and the like) into the store and dump it in the trash cans near the registers.

Always go and stock up on simple frames for my daughters pictures. Cant beat $ 1 frames for a nice family gift. They have all sizes and actually surprisingly modern to be from the dollar store.

Can’t beat the price!
There are 2 discount stores near this Dollar Tree, but I always find myself shopping at this dollar store. The store is not relatively neat looking – it’s actually pretty cluttered and it looks like it stays that way until xlose time – but they have everything from balloons (I believe helium is an additional charge) Cheetos, toys, holiday décor, to cutlery, and toilet paper. They have SOME name brand things, like Dawn soap… for $ 1.00. The only major drawback for me is that 98% of the time there is only 1 cashier; thus, the lines tend to be long, and I find myself waiting sometimes a little over 6 minutes to pay for 2 things. Other than that it’s a decent place. Parking is also plenty. If you exit through the alley way, just be careful, because it can be hard to see oncoming traffic.
Also, they do offer cash back for a… yep, you guessed it, $ 1.00 fee… BUT ain’t nobody got time for that!

Stop here to get cooking pans for macaroni and cheese. Very holiday looking in there. From ceramic dishes to paper goods. There is stuffing, ice and everything that the larger stores have but bargained priced. The store was very clean. No lines compared to all the other stores in the surrounding area The service was very fast.

I live close to this store and it’s really convenient for those times when one gets the munchies. In fact it’s a downright MUNCHIE PALACE. When it comes to chips, snacks, candy, cookies, soda pop, spices, condiments of ALL sorts, etc., this is THEE place. Not only that but there’s a super impressive section of REAL frozen foods, such as various mixed veggies, potatoes, etc. It’s real nice to see stuff other than junk food.
I’ve been here about 8 times, and I would have given it a 5 star rating prior to today’s visit. The employees are always real nice as well as helpful. Today’s first sign of trouble was that the parking lot was FULL. It’s a big lot, and I mean not one space to park. But I waited for a space and went in figuring it’s just a busy time, and they have plenty of registers. Upon entering I’m quite disappointed, as I see only one register open, and there’s at least 12 people in line. I am NOT a happy camper, as I’ve just spent a good part of my day waiting in other lines. This is very bad timing. So I decide to stop near the line on my way in, and stare at the line and cashier for a bit. Hopefully this will send a message to at least one of the employees that this isn’t appreciated. Alas! They open a second register as I’m standing there. Problem solved! I’m sure that by the time I’m done shopping all will be fine. So I do a quick run through, get about 10 items. I get to the registers and– OMG. Now there’s 15 – 18 people in each of the 2 lines. And even more OMG– Neither line is moving. AT ALL. Apparently there are problems processing people’s debit or EBT cards, and both lines are just stuck. There are at least 2 other registers that could be opened. But no sign of that happening. I give it about 5 minutes in line, then decide to leave.
On my way out, I mutter something to the cashier to let her know I’m not happy. She gives me that angry look, and starts to say something along the lines of «it’s not my fault, you a**hole!». (And of course it’s not her fault). But before she could complete her retort, the rest of the people waiting in line (most for much longer than I had been waiting) now started letting loose with their frustration. Yay for me! I feel empowered! I started a movement! In any case, I didn’t wait around to see what came of it. I was in a hurry and I just wanted to get out of there.
But end result, a good half hour of totally wasted time for me, not including travel time. Bottom line– EPIC FAILURE for Dollar Tree on Century Blvd. A Big THUMBS DOWN.

This place is close to home so that is a plus. It is well lit, organized, and clean. Sometimes you’ll come across cute little deals like the floral embellished candle holders… to which I pour my own homemade scented wax. This location may not have as many food products as a «real» 99cent store but again it is less crowded and I do not fear venturing to the back of the store and witnessing a mugging or someone shoplifting or being shanked! 8o/​. The cashier is always pleasant.

I should’ve written this review when I went there because my passion has dwindled. My only complaint is the location. I don’t like where this store is, how parking is. All that.

This store is relatively new. It’s not in the best of locations but the staff was friendly. And not just towards me, but to other patrons as well. The store itself is a bit run down compared to locations in Long Beach. Everything is a buck. Can’t complain too much with that.
I found all I was looking for and checked out. The line was long but the manager opened up a second register and all was gravy. I didn’t like that you can’t take the carts outside. Again, I’m sure it’s due to the location. I had to have someone «unlock» my shopping cart so I could take my stuff to my car. Then I had to walk back to return it. Would’ve taken the guy who unlocked it 10 seconds to walk me to my car. Just sayin’…