Dollar Tree

Kathy Pack-Dugger

★★★★★

5 years ago

We went in for one item, and found a number of bargains. Dollar Tree is well stocked in school supplies and household supplies as well as groceries and other interesting items.

JT

★☆☆☆☆

9 months ago

I called to see if they had something in stock. The cashier would not go look for me to see if they had it. She said that I would have to come down there and look. It never ceases to amaze me the amount of laziness of Employees these days.

Kassandra Luck

★★★★★

a year ago

There was a super long line yesterday, but the older gentleman cashiering got everyone through in a timely manner, considering he was the only cashier. He handled the busyness with the best attitude. The dollar tree is lucky to have someone like that. It’s obvious this person was probably having to pull more weight than they should have.

Kim Hitechew

★★★★☆

8 months ago

Love the store itself but there is one woman blonde older lady that is so rude there that it’s ridiculous. She will block the isle while working and not let customers pass. I’ve managed huge stores for years and this is unheard of.

Patience

★☆☆☆☆

8 months ago

The girl with the blue hair literally needs to be fired. She screamed at the top of her lungs “I’ll get next at lane 2” after no one came to her line the first time she yelled it. People literally covered their ears and I was not about to go to her lane with that attitude.

Alma Garcia

★☆☆☆☆

11 months ago

I had a very disappointing and upsetting experience at this Dollar Tree location. I came in to make a simple purchase and paid with a $50 bill. The cashier, a white woman (blonde hair in a ponytail, green eyes if I remember correctly, about 4’10”, 130–140 lbs., in her late 50’s I’d say), made a huge deal out of checking my bill. She examined it over and over and over again, clearly suspicious, and then called someone else to check it as well—as if I was trying to pass off counterfeit money. The other employee didn’t show up until I was about ready to leave. I made a joke with her saying “I just finished making that” hoping to get a smile out of her but instead I got the dirtiest look I’ve ever seen in my life. When I told the cashier that if paying with cash was such a big issue, I could just use my card instead, she quickly backtracked and said, “Oh no, it’s okay. I’m just trying to train the assistant manager.” However, when the other employee finally arrived, the same cashier told her, “Yeah, I checked it,” which makes me believe she was not a manager at all and was just using that excuse to cover up her behavior. As a Hispanic woman—Mexican, to be specific—I left the store feeling judged, disrespected, and profiled. For the record, my husband is white, and he works extremely hard every single day, risking his life on the job to provide for our family. Our money is just as valid as anyone else’s. The way I was treated made it clear to me that this was not about policy or training—it was about prejudice. No one should feel humiliated or targeted when trying to make a purchase with legal tender. I sincerely hope this store addresses the way its employees treat customers from all backgrounds. If you are Hispanic, black, or from any other ethnic background avoid this place at all costs unless you want to be treated differently for not matching her skin color. Side note for this specific employee- At the end of the day, I am a stay at home wife, who doesn’t have to work for a living thanks to my husband’s hard work while you have to be slave of someone else’s schedule. My husband makes more money in a year than YOU will ever see put together in your entire life. I walk around with well over $20k worth of jewelry yet, none of this makes me feel entitled to anything or as if I am above anyone but you know, I am better than you in every humanly way possible for the simple fact that I’d never make another person feel disrespected just for the color of their skin or their ethnicity. I am more American than you are, born and raised in TEXAS. I will also be reporting this to your corporate offices. 😘

sonya

★☆☆☆☆

9 months ago

My husband and I were in there Saturday around 4 and there was one employee there that said she was the manager. The checkout line was all the way to the back of the store. A little elderly lady im front of me asked her if she had help and she told her she was the only one there and if she wanted to get on the computer and.apply for.a.job she could or else she.could leave. She was very rude to.several customers. Not very professional for a manager. Sad.

Philo Kevetch

★★★☆☆

6 months ago

The tariffs slowly but surely will kill this business model. While still viable for some products the writing is on the wall for its slow but inexorable demise.

Ellise Parman

★☆☆☆☆

7 months ago

The guy working the cash register this evening thought it would be okay to ask me (a woman in her early twenties) a range of extremely personal questions. One of the first ones being whether or not I live alone. It was extremely creepy; I felt like I was about to be trafficked.

Cat

★☆☆☆☆

3 years ago

MaKe it make sense, you can’t buy a car without a engine, yet your require to buy the item by the piece with all the new changes, the store manager at this location needs a attitude adjustment and how to be polite to customers when hearing their complaints. Today was the worse experience at this location

Kassady Blankenship

★☆☆☆☆

7 months ago

Some girl with headphones on checked me out and her manager was standing right beside her. The girl was mad about her coworker not being back on time so she was yelling and slamming my stuff and throwing all my things in the bags (breakable items) I looked at the manager and she just looked at me while the girl kept throwing my things. I had to say something and she rolled her eyes at me. Not to mention everything in there is not $1.25 anymore. They have stuff listed as $1.25 that ring up for $2 now.

Ryan Nivens

★★★★★

6 years ago

Had a great time here on a busy Saturday. Staff were helpful and smiling. I got the balloons and toys I was looking for.

Lucas Ford

★★★★☆

3 years ago

Always amazed at the things they can sell for a buck. And now they have the 3 and 5 dollar isles, can't even believe what they can sell for 5 bucks! Even have a nice selection for bluetooth speakers! Also hours are longer so all the more convenience!

B. Johnston

★☆☆☆☆

7 months ago

This review is just for a public notice of the price increase and dishonest pricing. I went into the store on 08/03/ 25 and was unaware that the Dollar Tree raised their prices (I understand it happens but nothing was posted for customer awareness); my sole complaint is that nothing was marked to show that the price was any different than $1.25, unless you went down the Dollar Tree Plus aisle, where things were hand ticketed. I purchased two of the stackable pumpkins labeled “1.25” and didn’t realize until I got home, that they actually rang up $1.50. Again, this is not about cost, but about the principal of the matter and Dollar Tree continuing their shady business practices.

Sean Cornett

★★☆☆☆

a year ago

Store was very dirty, very disorganized and there was trash all over the floor. Employees are no longer in uniform, look shabby wearing "any old thing", but they were nice. They had the party supplies we were looking for, but the cheapness of everything is the only reason we'll be back. Overall, very disappointed with the overall look and cleanliness of the store. P.S. Parking is somewhat difficult because the lines have almost completely faded and people don't park precisely enough to make use of the space.

faye hopkins

★★★★★

a month ago

They actually had what I needed. A gentleman asked how I was, and let him know if I needed help finding something. Wonderful!

Taylor Ryan

★☆☆☆☆

6 months ago

ALL THE RECENT REVIEWS BELOW MINE ARE ALSO CORRECT. What a dump. This used to be my go to place and it has just turned absolutely horrid! First, is the disorganization, things aren’t being tended to. Second, everything I picked up had a red dot sticker over where the price used to be. I brought all of this up to the gentleman at the counter and asked him “why there is a red dot covering the price and what this means” he told me it means that it “used to be $1.25 but now is being changed to a higher price…” WHAT so every $1.25 item I had was $5.00. The lack of information and the lack of inventory is disgusting. I’d recommend Gabes or Popshelf. Who pays $5-$7 for a candle at a Dollar Tree?