Dollar Tree

"place is messy unorganized and have no public restrooms ,such a shame since I mostly shop there with my kids to not be able to use restrooms ."

"The old lady Bety or whatever her name is, is very rude. There is certain ways to handle things and shouting very loud halfway across the store to a 1 yr old about throwing a plastic bottle that costs literally .99 cents that they better stop very rudely is unacceptable! I was already getting ahold of him to stop, but for her to say it the way she did I just left my basket there and told her she could have told me a different way and not tell anything to my baby. Learn how to speak to customers the right way"

"It's messy here, and everything seems to be shopped through and disshelved. I purchased an item the other day only to discover that the product was missing once I got home and opened it. I guess somebody took the item(s) and left the charger. I would say that the products here are decent for the price. However, there is always a long line or (2) that extends into the aisles. Service is slow, so be ready to wait if you're dropping in for a few items and trying to be on your way. Expect to stand in line for at least 10 minutes or more."

"The store was an absolute mess. Here it is Wednesday before Easter and they were moving all the Easter stuff. There was a young man who had glasses and brown hair who was screaming and speaking so loud that it was frightening. We all could hear him, his ride was going to be here at 6 pm. Talking bad about the store. Also the manager had hickies all over her neck and the cashier was falling asleep while checking us out. I think she may have not been in her right mind, it was just frightening to shop there. Think I will drive to the Kingwood location."

"A lot of stocking was happening. One worker said they restock daily as items are delivered. This store did have some emptying shelves. The worker said disposable cooking pans were hard to keep stocked because they go so fast. I still managed to get a cart full of items that I couldn't live without."