Dollar Tree

The 2 stars are for the couple of employees who have been consistently pleasant everytime I visit the store. My big gripe is that the glass front doors are filthy! The windows are too but I don’t have to touch those. I feel like I need to immediately purchase some of their dollar hand sanitizer as soon as I walk in. I’m not even a little bit germaphoby either but I’ve been shopping at this location often for about a year now and I swear, I’ve never seen those doors clean. So management, I will immediately edit my 2 stars to 5 the day I come to shop and the front door doesn’t look like a toddler smeared butter all over it.

Great price for the value. Always good deals. I went in today for balloons and came out with 5 nice mylar balloons. The staff was very friendly and had them all filed up quickly. This store has the best deal on mylar balloons. $ 1 each including weight and fill up. Other stars charge more then triple the price. This is the perfect place for gift bags, decorations, and small gifts. I also love there holiday magnets. Perfect for the fridge or filing cabinets. Most recently I got the Winter and Valentines day. The Birthday ones are fun too. I really like the self inflating birthday balloons.

Three stars for an a-​ok dirt-​cheap «dollar» store. It’s a bit worn around the edges but it’s a dollar store. It’s a bit smaller than one you might in the ‘burbs but space is more expensive in Sacramento, so that’s fine. You can find lots of cheap stuff here, obviously, so if you work in the area and need to get paper dishes for your coworker’s birthday party in a couple of hours, you can get them here for cheap. Thanks.

If there was a good convenient discount store right in the Downtown neighborhood, this is the place! Dollar Tree has everything for your necessity needs from home to food only for $ 1! As I entered their doors on 1÷19÷2016, the atmosphere and the concept remain the same as most Dollar Tree stores has across the United States like the interior décor. Of course, this building is small, yet it has much space to explore some great one dollar deals.
The employees are doing a fine job here for making the customers like me a good service. No cons at all.
Every items on all aisles are arranged perfectly although sometimes, some products can be hit or miss on the most popular items like the availability of secured blank envelopes and pens. I’m sure this store needs to be «in stock» everyday to make the customers more reliable to purchase the items easier and faster.
Parking at the Dollar Tree in the Downtown area can be quite difficult to park. You can park it at the nearest surface street parking available for space. Otherwise, you can ride a bike, walk, or use public transportation easier without the hassles.
All in all, Dollar Tree at Downtown is a good, well-​remarkable national dollar store that I’ve ever visited for the past several years. A worthy visit. My rating: 3 solid stars.

Service is a bit slow at times… One cashier, while other workers are walking around or on break.

There’s so much to be said about this store. Lemme start off as saying I am a employee at this location I transferred from another location a couple months ago. My Co workers are awesome and my boss is the best and no I’m not just saying that to get brownie points. Compared to my last store this location is hard core. I love a good 95% of my customers, mostly being cool ass people or my awesome neighbors. Yes I agree lines are long some times but we are understaffed thanks to corporate.
The frozen foods rib eye steaks, chicken, fish all of it super good if cooked right lol I’m also a teachers aid so I get alot of school supplies there, their selection is pretty good and can’t beat the price either. I only buy cleaning supplies here as well. My house stays clean and fresh on a budget lol
With all that being said I have a love/​hate relationship with it as a employee and as a customer.
If you love cheap good products, crafting supplies, food, news paper, drinks or even looking for a seasonal job than this is the spot to be.

It’s nice to have one of these finally in this area. I started coming here about three months after they opened. Back then always great customer service, and friendly managers. I don’t know what happened as of late. The current manager Sally is far from being friendly.
I’ve seen her countless times treating customers horribly, and talking terrible to the cashiers right in front of customers It’s unprofessional and unacceptable behavior. If she has any problems with her employees she needs to pull them aside in private or in her office. It’s no wonder they always have different cashiers they probably quit do to her bad attitude. About a month ago I stopped by to buy some ice cream well there was only a few left, and the remaining few were way in the back of the freezer I could barley reach them. I Finally got the ice cream by reaching on my tippy toes. All the while the manager Sally putting stock out in the next freezer over didn’t even bother to help me, and to make matters worse when I turned around she moved the stock cart behind me and I was trapped between the freezer door. She looked at me and didn’t even apologize! Also not having enough check out lines open! I often have to wait upwards of 20 minutes to pay for my items during busy times.

It’s a dollar tree. But it’s not a particularly big one. Their stock is all over the place, they might not have the stuff you like weekly. I work close by and love the convenience and midtown needed something like this, but it’s not outstanding at all.

This review is for the service.
Pleasantly surprised by the customer service! The cashier was great! Cheerful, great customer service, and did her job well. Write when I walked in, I was greeted and welcomed (something that I think is a must for businesses). After I got what I needed (a gift bag for a present) the cashier chatted with me and even up sold to me. I ended up buying the tissue (the item she was upselling) just because she was THAT great! I would definitely choose this location again if I’m in the area :)

Cheap prices. So so quality.
Watch out for the candles. I had a couple that burned black and stained my wall and ceiling with black soot and sent the neighbor knocking on my door expressing concern about my fire alarm going off.

Well, this location is convenient for me… only three blocks from my job. The temperature in the store is controlled by the corporate office; therefore it’s always hot inside… depending on the time of day there may be a long line of state workers.lol. The store is always stocked with new items so that’s why I continue to be a loyal customer.

I thought dollar-​and-​under stores were such stuff of the suburbs, so I was stoked to find a Dollar Tree downtown. The building looks clean, the inside is well organized, they had exactly what I needed (a cheap dustpan) and a few things I wanted (snacks!). Plus I found Peanut Butter Poptarts here for $ 1 a box, then went to Safeway afterwards and they were selling the same thing for 2/​$ 5. BOOM, confirmed savings!

It’s clean, well organized and stocked, the employees are nice, and everything is a buck or less — what more could you want? Great parking, great values, and useful stuff to be found. I can’t even tell you how many times I’ve bought something from Amazon or Target (like a sink drain strainer) for like $ 5 only to come here and find it for $ 1.
Great place to find plastic bins and baskets for organizing, kitchen utensils, greeting cards, party supplies, and gift wrap and gift baskets. They have some basic food, and even some frozen stuff, but not a huge selection. Also a great place for holiday decorations. They have some kind of fun Halloween and back to school stuff right now.
My only gripe is that they don’t let you take the carts outside (which I get) and I always buy too much stuff. I always have to ask the clerk if I can leave a few things on the counter and make two trips. Kind of embarrassing for me and annoying for them, I’m sure.

Oh snap!
A Dollar Tree on the grid! I was pleasantly surprised to see this little gem one day, as I was noshing on some goodness over at Dad’s Sandwiches. Never, in a million years did I think there would be one on the grid, smack dab in the middle or on on the outskirts.
I’m sure it didn’t take long for this to become infested with the lovely inhabitants of the grid. And I am not referring to the hipster gridy, I’m talking about everyone else. I’ve been in a few times, but nothing compares to the holiday time. Stateworkers and bums alike, this place was the hot spot.
It literally is just like any other Dollar Tree around, when it comes to their offerings, except I don’t think there is one anywhere nearby with a 20 mile radius (possible exaggeration). So, people come from all over the grid to get their one dollar happiness on.
Be prepared for random smells, some fairly grumpy people, all of which create great people watching.
Gridies love them some one dollar treasures too!

This Dollar Tree rocks!
All Dollar Trees rock! :)
This DT is fairly new. It’s always clean and fully stocked. Staff is super friendly. It’s located on 12^th and S, close to work and great location for downtown. There is a small parking lot on the corner but there’s plenty of street parking as well.
I came here to buy a baby shower gift bag and a congrats card and ended up walking out of the store with like four bags, lol. I ended up buying snacks… yes, I bought four bag full of snacks, SCORE!
My favorites are the TGIF chips and the spicy cheese cheetos… don’t judge me! :/​
Guess where I’m going after work today? That’s right, the Dollar Tree! Because I have the munchies!!! :D

I recently stood waiting for a friend out front of this new downtown location and had a philosophical conversation with a passing stranger about whether such a business is good or bad in this downtown location.
I was a little worried that it detracts from the personality of the area. His point was that whatever it says about our society or the state of the economy, the «99 cent Store» model is something to be admired. Somewhere along the line someone thought up the brilliant idea of selling almost anything you could ever need under one roof and pricing it all at a dollar or less. It has created incredible brand loyalty amongst its customers. We agreed that this combination of price, convenience and simple math has contributed to the Dollar Tree’s success.
I looked down at the bags in my hands. I had two days worth of food, a couple new tools, party decorations and laundry soap. Whatever my concerns, I had to agree that shopping at this store is as simple and addicting as visiting a casino. Bravo, Dollar Tree.

I’ve only been here once, but boy do I love it! Since I’ll be moving back to midtown soon, I’ll definitely be shopping here for house hold items, dish washing soap and detergent. Name brands for $ 1! So excited, can’t wait!
I also noticed how clean it is than most Dollar Tree stores I’ve been to and the customer service is great!

Love shopping at the Dollar Tree. This place has been a godsend ever since they moved in on July 15^th, 2011. Sunny Delight, poster boards, 6 toothbrushes, Mean Green Cleaner & DeGreaser, Spic n’ Span, and, yes, they even have comic books on sale – all for only a dollar! Dollar also offers a decent selection of frozen foods such as Mama Celeste pizza, hash browns, ice cream, and frozen burritos. Since I am a coffee fan this place has been great as they also sell sweeteners and coffee creamers. I am overall happy with them coming into the neighborhood.

Dollar Tree, you don’t understand how much we downtowners have been waiting and needing you in our lives! I remember when I first biked pass this place and saw the «Grand Opening» sign. I was excited and conveniently parked by bike outside (plenty of bike racks for the downtown cruisers) and parked outside. There are plenty of holiday/​seasonal décor and items for your home or your next party. Halloween decorations a plenty, tons of low grade quality toys for each season (made in China probably) and anything else you can imagine.
I’ve heard from my teacher friends that this is a great place to find teacher supplies (pencils, pen/​pencil boxes, stickers, erasers, prizes and more). You can’t beat that in this economy. Not going to lie, I bought about 2 packs of the «Clip-​Click» pens that I absolutely are obsessed with for work and some notepads (with the magnets in the back) for the fridge to help with grocery lists!
Need some food? You can find a good number of canned foods (from spagetti-​os, canned fruit and veggies) to chips, soda, water, and cookies. They even have a freezer section if you’re looking for frozen food, milk, cheese, lunch meat, ice cream and anything else you can think of that belongs in the freezer section.
A good assortment of kitchen products and tools along the back side wall, although the quality is questionable so you may not want to get too comfortable with your kitchen gadgets in the long run. If you’re looking to bring some plastic and paper plates to your next potluck, come here because they have plenty of those available. You can even get name brand products like Scott’s tissues, Reynolds wrap and more.
Need to smell good? Check out their bath aisle. Below to semi-​moderate products like Suave, Aqua-​net and «brands you’ve never heard of» for your body and lotion needs. Tons of oral care items with name brand quality such as Colgate, Crest, Aquafresh toothpaste (check the expiration) and tons of toothbrushes! Did I mention they have the wisp travel packs (4 for $ 1). Not a bad «pharmacy and vitamins» section either (ibuprofen, vitamins, band-​aids, first aid kits, etc). I think I saw more alcohol gels in one location then here!
Need a greeting card?! Need a greeting card in Spanish?! You’ve found the spot! Plenty to chose from considering the greeting card will only be looked at for about 30 – 60 seconds! Add a niffy balloon for $ 1 – 2 (Sponge-​bob, Hello Kitty, Disney characters, Cars, and Mickey Mouse) to compliment that greeting card!
Overall, a pretty clean Dollar Tree. I hope it stays this way. The cashiers were all pretty nice and I didn’t have to wait too long. Welcome to the neighborhood and I hope you stay for a long time!

Dollar Tree in midtown! (Especially important since the closing of the Wishing Well). Is it as spectacular as the exceptional Dollar Tree on Folsom near Sac State? Perhaps not. But you can’t beat the location.
No more paying $ 3.99 for a gift bag or roll of wrapping paper at Safeway because you’re in a hurry. Dollar Tree, in all it’s discount glory has arrived to the grid!