Five Below

"It slays. I got a off brand Stanley and satin no heat hair curlers. They were so nice. Slay"

"A friendly hello from an employee when you walk in the store! Great bargain hunting small gift items variety store! I love the self care products here! Good toy and craft products I can afford more of."

"Great place for cheaper items. Packed during the holidays and super friendly. Would recommend for shopping for a younger child. They have a bit of everything though. If you haven't been definitely should stop by and check it out"

"It was an absolute madhouse in there. I can see how it could be worse so we went on a "good" day. Most things you buy here won't last a week so it's the perfect place to get white elephant gifts. I don't know if the self checkout was the best for this kind of place but it seemed to work out well since people are so acclimated to checking out on their own these days."

"There are apparently always Five Below stores near Barnes and Noble locations, so before I went to the bookstore, my husband wanted to stop by here. It's about the same size as the other two locations I've reviewed, but it did have quite a few fully empty shelves (see photos). Their yoga-focused section was mostly empty, which was a disappointment. However, they were well-stocked in most other areas and the store was mostly clean. The best deal we got was an Xbox One title we've been looking for (Risk of Rain 2 for $5, while it's $30 digitally). The biggest disappointment was the lack of employees. The store is literally built up to be self-service. There are no cash registers, only self-service kiosks (see photo). Surely there is an employee overseeing this, but I didn't see one. There was general confusion amongst customers in line, since people were waiting to be called forward, or they'd go to a kiosk just to see an error screen and had to shuffle elsewhere. It was generally chaos. I don't work for free so I don't use self-checkouts. We will not be back to this location due to this. If lines were simply long because workers are hard to get right now, I'd understand. But the store has no registers; it is literally built to be this way. Overall, a decent Five Below location with a horrific point-of-sale experience."