Dollar Tree

"Very rude sales person and cashier..are slow and not friendly at all. The review is from last year. They have come a long way, alot more friendly and just wanted to let everyone know that it's a great place to shop... HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL..."

"What a big store. The shelves were not fully stocked but it is Christmas time and it's to be expected. It's nice."

"Every time I visit this store I am greeted with pleasantries. From the stock people to the cashiers, they are all super nice. Specifically Alya who went above and beyond to help me get exactly what I was looking for. Kudos to this team!"

"Accused of Stealing. Racial profiling, I am not sure, but they were dead wrong and failed to apologize. Black and Brown folx BEWARE! If you have an exchange, you MUST bring your receipt, or who knows what will happen! As a classroom teacher, I typically begin my school year, stocking up at the dollar store. I visited the one at this location b/c it stays open later than others. Pacing myself, I decided to grab bins (for notebooks), socks, wash rags for my classroom, and deodorizing spray (I teach Middle School). I initially came to check out their picture frames just in case I wanted to make an exchange (I purchased six picture frames at another dollar tree nearby just minutes earlier). After collecting all the items mentioned above, and six different picture frames I liked better than the one I originally had, I gave my un-purchased items to my daughters so they could hold them for me while I grabbed the frames I wanted to exchange from the car. However, once I walked by their notebook section, I saw a clipboard, then a folder that matched the clipboard, then my daughter showed me a cup holder that matched the folder and clipboard, then, and then, and then. We were having a decent time finding other matching items , until someone who seemed like the store manager came to me and asked if I purchased my items. Confused, I said, "No", because I have yet to purchase all the items I had with me. The manager then says, "Well then why are you putting them in your bag?" I certainly was not placing items in my bag, and this verbal exchange ended with me showing them my receipt for ALL the items that were in the bag. However, after humiliating me in front of my children and accusing me of wrongdoing, there was NO APOLOGY. I am not sure what it was about my interaction with my daughters that made them think that I or we were stealing, for I/we have shopped at this same Dollar Tree, at this hour COUNTLESS times before (did I say I am a school teacher?). Was it my locked hair? The natural hair of my children? What was it? The only thing that was different this time was 1) the cashier, Lauren, who I think alerted the manager, and 2) the manager (I did not catch her name, but will tomorrow- (African-American, medium build, with her hair styled in two cornrows, and a few tattoos on her neck). At the time this interaction took place, I was so shocked and stunned that I allowed the manager to view my receipt and check my bag of picture frames. Instead, I should have immediately demanded they call the police. I don't think there will be a next time... this store has shown me what they think of me and my two children. Black and Brown folx BEWARE! If you have an exchange, you MUST bring your receipt, or who knows what will happen! I have contacted the Family Dollar Human Resources Contact Center to share my experience and will place a review on Yelp as well."

"First time ever in this store and to hear a manager and cashier go back and fourth at it was a little disturbing while I wanted for someone to come out and help me. About 5 people were behind me and this guy Matt started taking everyone behind me completely ignoring the fact I was waiting while I had my stuff layed out on the belt. Matt gave poor service...."