Dollar Tree,

450 Union Hill Rd, Morganville, NJ 07751, United States

"Great story employees are very helpful very clean and everything's on the Shelf"

"All the $1 stores have now become $1.25 stores but that’s not the individual stores fault- it’s the chain. I remember when 99cent stores opened all over Brooklyn but NOTHING was 99cents! I enjoy this store because the cashier are always very nice, there’s parking and depending on the season & when they get shipments in - it’s can be a REAL HIT! with great deals & you can find many things under a $1.25! Individual Store Locations like this one really don’t have a say over what is shipped to them to have in stock. So the past year… they haven’t had basic oatmeal. During the Pandemic, they didn’t have large popsicle sticks. Not the end of the world. I’d suggest always stop in & see what they have especially for holiday decor scores!"

"How I found what I needed but now it's should be called $1.25 tree they have the prices which is understandable. There's long line at the checkouts today but they have a lot of stuff for good prices. The only change they made was added self checkouts but depending on the time you go there's still a line self checkout is a little bit slow to approve your card or finalize the transaction, they have greeting cards at a dollar and some of them too for a dollar great buy. And a lot of named brand products. I bought some Campbell soup get more than I get in ShopRite for a cheaper price The only thing it doesn't have is an easy open top you have to use a can opener."

"This Dollar Tree is the place to go when you simply need the bare necessities that you don't mind having broken because they're so inexpensive, crave some really cheap food but don't want to go out of your way to buy in bulk because you only eat those said foods occasionally, want those really large low-priced junk beverages, or want to pick up some inexpensive party favors for your child's forgettable parties. Even though I've already stated the obvious, it probably wasn't obvious that the reason I gave it such high ratings—when you can probably imagine that my description in the previous sentence would give it very negative feedback—was because I have yet to encounter a genuine problem with this store and that this store knows what its customers need, even when the employees are quiet and give you only 90% of what you would expect from them. Coming back here is something to favorably consider because of features like self-checkout, a well-stocked inventory of basic essentials, and a decently clean store. It is apparent that the Dollar Tree is trying to keep up with the supermarket across the plaza despite the fact that their prices range from $1.25 to $5.00, despite their name. I can't deny that I occasionally choose to go here rather than there, but they at least occasionally give those who are trying to save money the impression that their purchases are acceptable."

"I had a horrific experience in your store today. You have a terribly rude manager with short blonde hair. Your girl with dark hair at the register is not much better. The customer in front of me left her wallet in the car and went to her car and took her time. I asked the manager if she could void the sale and take mine and she said she will not. She kept me waiting at least ten minutes until I asked again at which point t she became rude and irate. She is a disgrace to your store honestly and should have some customer service training. The man On the register is always polite and nice. She can take a lesson from him. I will not be back and I will be calling corporate to report this experience. I left all of my items. If this is a franchise the franchisee should take a good hard look at who he is hiring."