Dollar Tree

"So disappointed in my visit today at the Chapel Hill Rd. location in Douglasville. We love going to Five Below but this trip was a true representation of where the Brick & Mortar stores are headed I’m afraid. While shopping with my 2yr. old niece my sister moved one of the stock carts over for them to slip by and look on another aisle and the employees stocking the shelves began talking about her and “how rude some people are and can’t she see they are working” when my sister asked her if she was talking about her, the employee ignored her and then proceeded to shout from the back to the front of the store for the manager. After a brief discussion with the manager (who hesitated to give her name if we were going to report her), told us that she would speak to employee in private. I know that help is hard to find but Five Below come on, the employees don’t have name tags, shirts to wear to provide identification, where is the professionalism? What is happening to having employees with some degree of interpersonal skills? Are there no qualifications to be on the floor working around customers? On another note, apparently the bathroom is out of order. We were told by an employee and then by the manager that because the stock room is so small that they have to use the bathroom to store product, thus not safe for customers to use so prior to this incident we had to leave and go up to PetSmart (who graciously allowed my niece to use theirs)."

"I went to this store yesterday, while waiting for my physical therapy appointment. The store was in such disarray. There were shopping carts full of merchandise blocking aisles, freight stacked everywhere. All of the aisles could use some serious zoning. I didn't stay long to shop, because it was so messy. I only bought three items, couldn't wait to get out of that mess. I saw one male stocking on the paper aisle, and two cashiers. One standing around doing nothing. The cashier that checked me out was very friendly. I hope, if I ever decide to stop to shop there again, that someone takes pride in having a clean and organized store."

"I visit the Dollar Tree weekly. This location is always out of helium so don't go there for balloons. It's not as clean as I've seen in Peachtree City. Not all Dollar Trees have the same standards. Let the pics speak for themselves."

"I found a lot of items that I was looking for. I liked that they had the Snack Zone, the Plus Section, and a refrigerated section. The only thing I didn't like was that there were boxes everywhere. It was hard for me to push my cart around them. This store isn't organized but I still find what I'm looking for."

"Located next to Big Lots and Waffle House. Parking lot available for free and easy parking. Take either a right or a left at the light near the Target shopping center for easy access. Bigger than most dollar stores in the area. Pros: Store has an open layout - making it easier to see everything. Wide variety of products. This is the best dollar tree near me. I go to the dollar tree at camp creek, off Old National, and the one an exit away from here next to Walmart - this one is the best. Why? Because they're STOCKED. I hate going to dollar tree just to view empty shelves. This location does the best at restocking, so things are actually available for you to choose. The staff is usually nice and professional. No complaints. Some associates even asked me if I needed help. Cons: The entrance could have been mapped out better. But it is what it is. And the restocking is better than most, but still needs work. You'll still see an empty shelf or two. Would I Recommend? Absolutely! I personally shop there all the time."