Dollar Tree

I feel a bit weird writing a Unilocal review for a dollar store, but this location is exceptional and we want to spread the word.
My wife and I are budget shoppers (she’s better at it than I am). We know what kinds of things are better to buy at a regular store and what places are absolute steals if you can get them from a place like Dollar Tree. That said, some Dollar Tree stores carry items that others do not, and even if they do, they’re often cleaned out like a store after Black Friday.
This Dollar Tree is as good as it gets. It is BY FAR the cleanest one we’ve ever seen (and we’ve seen and visited MANY across the country). Most dollar stores look like a train wreck no matter when you go, but this one is always perfectly stocked and organized at all hours of the day, and it’s a reflection of the management and staff. They deserve mad props, especially because a Dollar Tree isn’t an establishment where you’d be expecting such an attention to detail.
Also, as a person who is obsessed with candy, this one has the best candy section I’ve ever seen. I can’t avoid stocking up with the excuses of «it’s too expensive», «hey don’t have what I’m looking for», «I need to exercise self-​control», etc. like I do at other stores. It’s a terrible curve and a blessing at the same time.
In short, this Dollar Tree is exceptional because:
–Super clean
–Super organized
–Always well-​stocked
–Friendly staff
–Best candy section ever (especially since it’s close to a few movie theaters!)
–Has a cold food section (not many Dollar Trees have one)
–Huge greeting card section
–Extensive medicine/​first aid section (more stuff = more chances to actually have stuff there worth getting)
–Great location, close to the highway.
Welcome to dollar store nirvana. You’re welcome.

I am a huge fan of this store. There is usually a great selection of Nature’s Made bread. I come here for the bread, tortillas and bleach. They also carry tons of junk but I love the treasures I am able to find.

Always pretty tidy. Staff nice. Near my house. Stuff is cheapo, but okay for soap and stuff for the kitchen. Can’t say I would trust everything they sell though.

The staff at this place go above and beyond! They go and run and check if the stuff you need is available. Price is very good and very clean. I like this place, not only cheap but helpful staff and they value their customer!

* T he Dollar Tree is an amazing place.
* H ere you can find a variety of things.
* I f you need buckets, bleach, duct tape, plastic bags, a small shovel…
* S ure, the «cologne» might give you a rash. Small price to pay.
* P regnancy test for a buck? Maybe needed, after dollar contraceptives.
* L ead-​based paint (probably) not used on many of the kids’ toys.
* A gallon of «bubble bath»? Why not!
* C heap alternative to Party City for your seasonal needs.
* E veryone says everything is a dollar here. Not true.
* S ome candies are under a dollar.
* C redit cards accepted. (Was that was always true?)
* A rave is a good reason to come here. Load up on glow sticks!
* R easonably decent gift bags are also available.
* E ven bags for wine bottles… Don’t spend $ 5 wrapping a $ 15 bottle.
* S ometimes it’s best to inspect things for flaws. Or…
* M aybe just buy more than you need. Then you’re surely covered!
* E veryone needs a place like the Dollar Tree in their lives.

For the most part… And it is Dollar Tree we are talking about. This location isn’t bad at all. I actually appreciate the cleanliness and organization of this store over most others I’ve been to.
They seem to have much more in stock and more of a variety of items… When I want something specific, I come here. I’m usually not disappointed.
Staff is OK. Likely due to low wages. You get what you pay for… But then it is the dollar tree.
Overall, not a bad stop. I’ll be back, for sure. Especially for holiday stuff. You can’t go wrong here.

I’ve been here twice its clean there is a lot to see in the aisles are pretty wide there’s a nice selection of variety of stuff needed and the customer service has been good

This is the cleanest Dollar Tree I have ever been to. The customer service was good as well. I will be back!

This is the best dollar tree I have been to in California and Texas… they have huge collection of stuff for kids… and the cashier was courteous.
Will recommend and visit this store for all my future needs.

When i moved into my own official place last month, dollar tree was a great place for me to start with buying basic necessities for the new pad. Not top quality, but when it comes to basic kitchen and bathroom supplies, its a great place to get you started. Everything is literally a dollar.
This is also one of the only places (dollar general chain stores only) that carry «Awesome.» Literally the most powerful and satisfying household cleaner youll ever find. Or need for that matter, because with the right water to awesome ratio (includes chart that covers anything you could need it for), it can become a cleaner for anything! I do not buy any other cleaner. No need.
Ha, my bad! this is not an infomercial!

What the heck?
This store was merchandised perfectly. Everything looked pristine and in its proper place. I was excited that this was my new local Dollar Tree (compared to the one in Capital Plaza)!
And then, there was the RUDEST CASHIER EVER. She blatantly loud sighed at me and rolled her eyes. So yeah, three stars shattered and gone just like her hopes and dreams (obviously).

Interesting to visit to see what you might find.

I love Dollar Tree!
Walking around the store, there are:
— Small stuffed animals
— Puzzles
— Lots of kids toys
— Stationery
— Greeting cards
— Teacher paper-​based supplies
— Party supplies
— Cleaning supplies (I bought a nice 3-​gal bucket that Walmart sells for $ 2.)
— Photo frames
— Tupperware
— Sponges (In fact, I can’t find these types of sponges in supermarkets.)
— Watches
— Cases for electronics (I bought a good camera case.)
— Hardware
— Duct tape
— Sandpaper
— Pet supplies
— Food
— T-​shirts and socks
— Laundry supplies (I bought a pop-​up mesh hamper.)
— Kitchen and dining supplies
Many of the packages in the electronics section have labels like «This product is known to contain harmful chemicals» so check the labels on whatever you’re interested in.
I deducted a star for being overpriced on some things.
This Dollar Tree is located in the huge shopping center on the Northeast corner of the Mopac and Parmer intersection. It is located next to Harbor Freight Tools.

Hands down the best Dollar Tree I’ve ever been to. Huge, good selection (esp dishes!), clean — I was shocked and amazed, yes, I was.

I’m not usually a huge dollar store shopper, but sometimes you just don’t want to pay more than $ 1 for certain things – cleaning supplies, wrapping paper, stuff to keep kids entertained, etc.
The thing I love about all Dollar Trees is that every single item is no more than $ 1. Imagine that – a dollar store charging (no more than) a dollar per item. Most other «dollar stores» don’t seem to understand this concept. (I’m talking about you, Dollar General, and giving you the evil eye.)
This particular Dollar Tree is huge – they even have frozen foods. The main reason I have been to this store is to buy pregnancy tests. Don’t judge – they make a fun gag gift and every once in awhile are particularly useful. Just because they are $ 1 doesn’t make them any less effective than the way more expensive brands. The staff is friendly and non-​judgmental when I arrive at the cash register with a handful of pregnancy tests.
Now, the customers behind me in line are a different story…

Frugality FTW.
I feel the need to brag about how IF I wanted a 20 piece assorted-​color dinnerware set I could get it here for twenty dollars.
There are a lot of novelties, this dollar tree is ¼ party store.
My boyfriend was able to find a few good-​reviewed hardback books there too. These books were completely new and you really couldn’t get a better deal anywhere else, not even on Amazon. We spent like an hour in the store scavenging for things we could use.
What we came up with were: the books, a couple of SUPER cute geisha coin banks, a mug, a mop, a broom, spic’span cleaning gloves and spray, a 300 piece Cinderella jigsaw puzzle, a binder, a mini zen garden (with stones and sand), paint supplies (paint roller & handle) and I forget the rest.

*I purchased 27 things for $ 27 dollars
*No question about prices here, EVERYTHING is $ 1 (GASP!)
*F the other «Dollar» stores, they aren’t even $ 1!
*This place is a poor person’s paradise aka me
*You can even buy your way into Heaven here for just a mere $ 1
I returned back to my shack on cloud 9 from my boastworthy deals for the casa & my roommate who is from the valley says: «You’re so Mexican.» Aint it the truth.

I don’t know why this works but it does: Take some kids to Dollar Tree, offer each of them any five or ten things they want, and then watch them go nuts. I did this at parties in lieu of gift bags, and was usually surprised by their choices: You’d expect cheap toys and knick-​knacks, but stoneware mugs? Picture frames? Sunglasses and screwdrivers? I learned a lot from those ventures.
I do the same thing with adults occasionally, and the difference is they’ll scoff and chortle momentarily at the suggestion, and then take forever to look at every single item in the place, like they were on some magical mystery tour in China. It’s cheap and amusing fun.
I go to four Dollar Trees in Austin, and this store on Parmer seems bigger than the Burnet one, and definitely larger than the one in Lakeline Mall or the Target-​Dong Nai location on Ben White. Since I don’t get food items here (just don’t wanna), the smaller stores seem to have everything I need or want like the larger ones.
I heart and liver Dollar Tree because it houses the major resources for my current surge against conventionality. For instance, I realized recently that I’ve spent my entire life using one bar of soap at a time. Well WTF, who wrote that rule? So I went to Dollar Tree for a dozen soap holders, returned home, and within minutes they were strewn artistically throughout the walls of my bath. Now of course, each morning beckons me with a dazzling array of delicious scents and colors, and somedays might even be a two-​soap day, like lavender for my left side and rose for the right, or perhaps a more subtle pairing for the upper and lower areas of interest. If you can’t have fun with soap during your life, then really, what’s the point?

As a big fan of Dollar Tree in general I was highly disappointed in this one. The store had boxes of freight everywhere I couldn’t hardly get my basket through the aisles. The staff was rude. The manager walked in front of me I don’t know how many times pushed my basket out of the way and did other uncalled for things. I was very dissatisfied. I will have to try and find a better Dollar Tree in this area.

First time in a Dollar Tree store that I know of, and I came away amazed at the array, selection, and quality of the items you could get for $ 1.
I came across nearly half a dozen Sudoku and Crossword puzzle books for my dad for Christmas pleasers. And I rounded out the 2009 Calendar shopping with several for me, my family, and friends. I picked up a great USB extension cable and a set of funnels I really needed badly and was about to pay full price for at Container Store. Not to mention a couple of other cool items like a «God Bless The USA» car magnet (mine’s getting faded) and some microwave plate covers.
I left here spending about $ 15, but had to come back for more after visiting Big Lots! next door. The identical calendars Dollar Tree had for $ 1 were several dollars more just a couple of doors down.
I was always skeptical of this store, but now I’m a big fan. If you don’t have good self-​control, don’t go in. But if you do, you’ll find some fantastic bargains in a clean, well-​lit, and well-​organized discount store.