Dollar Tree

This rating is because the store reeks of pee. It’s as if someone peed all over the place. Secondly there were only 2 registers opened and both lines had at least 10 ppl each. The employee on the register was very pleasant. So sad she has to deal w this stinky environment.

Great place to get inexpensive helium balloons and disposable party ware such as plastic forks, cups, plates, etc. Best time to come is the morning as its not so busy!

I love this place. People are so kind, nice and vey helpful. Shelly was so attentive to the customers, big smile and very pleasant.
I bought 30 balloons for the party. They were very helpful and patient.
What else you want to have when we go to the store– good bargain and good customer service.

I love this place Everything is a Dollar !!!
Perfect for a Baller on a Budget. Lol
I rolled there for some Glue and was able to get 3 Glue Sticks for a Dollar !!!
Thats a Deal .
They have all kinds of Products there and all for a Dollar !!!
I’m a Believer.

I’ve always had a great experience at this location until today.
I had my little guy with me and he needed to use the bathroom. There is a door clearly marked as the bathroom but it was locked. The Manager refused to let us use it because they «don’t have a public restroom» and he peed his pants.
This is the LAST time I go there. The one on Hesperian let you go in the back to use the bathroom should you need it… and denying a 3 year old a toilet, shame on you!

The store has come a long ways from being clean but their manager has a personality don’t stop a Mack truck in its tracks at 80 miles an hour she is rude she’s obnoxious and she does not want to help in any way a customer because she feels like it is lowering her image she has no business working at that store what I go back in hell No but I guess you get what you pay for and an employee

This Dollar Tree has the WORST customer service I have EVER encountered in my life! Therefore 1 STAR for location! There is always a line, 1 – 2 cashiers at the busiest time of day (After 5 and weekends), no one is friendly, no one greets you, coming or going, none of the employees give you eye contact, as if they are scared you’ll ask them where something is. You go in for 1 or two items and have to wait at least 10 – 30 minutes to get checked out. The managers/​employees have no sense of urgency. I’ve said on numerous occasions, «let me give them a chance», new management, new hires, etc. The same crappy service every time. If this store wasn’t so convenient for little odds and ends, I would stop going altogether!!! This is a neighborhood store that this community used to love and cherish, especially the elders of this neighborhood. Time and time again, I see them having to wait in long lines, no «I’ll be right with you» or «Sorry for the wait, I’ll call for another cashier». It’s ridiculous! The Corporate Dollar Tree, needs to step in and evaluate this store or have a secret shopper scout this store to see just how awful this store has become…#DispleasedCustomer

WORST dollar tree I have ever been to. I counted 7 employees, with only one register open. A single transaction took over 10 minutes. Four people dropped their things and walked out. After multiple attempts to request more help the manager finally emerged. Apparently the district manager, Manny, felt it was more important to discuss product placenta then to attend to the 15 customers who had been waiting in line. When another check stand finally opened, customers who just walked in the store were taken first. The manager was apologetic but when I asked to speak to the district manager he left the store. The employees informed me that there was no way to reach him. This kind of leadership is why businesses go out of business. I will never ever step foot in this store again

I love this place it helps me get festive for a reasonable price this is what I made with things from this store

This is my neighborhood Dollar Tree and besides Big Lots, it is my broke-​as-​a-​joke last-​minute shopping stop for gift bags, school supplies, greeting cards, and junk to keep the kiddo occupied (Duck Dynasty puzzles, My Little Pony coloring and activity books, cheap toys that break in a matter of days). Yesterday’s finds: Arm and Hammer baking soda boxes for cleaning, a bottle of Valentina hot sauce that doesn’t expire until 2016, CornNuts for snacking, and a 2015 monthly planner (because I still keep a paper copy despite my smartphone). They always open another register when the lines get crazy.

They got some managers on some high ass horses here… Ummm you manage the dollar tree, get over yourself.
2 stars for having helium during graduation time.

Kinda messy and unorganized… but what more can you expect!
You can save money by shopping here for those small items you need on a regular basis. Having a young child, this place is where I go for coloring books, crayons, paper, and cheap little «reward» toys. If you are planning a party, stop here first. They carry gift bags, wrapping paper, cards, plates, napkins, plastic utensils and decorations. You can even get some little party items for the childrens gift bags! Get what you can here, then whatever is left over on your list, hit up the Party Store. (I’ve saved lots of money doing it this way.)
Try to get here right when they open… two reasons for this. First, the parking lot is SO tiny and fills up quickly. Second, the times I’ve been here, they have always had one, yes… one checker working the register. The line for checkout has gone down an entire isle on a few of my visits.

Dollar Tree’s all over look about the same. this one is more empty than others.
why?
–the 99 cents only store in the greenhouse marketplace sells produce, meats, milks etc.
–customers are literally waiting at the door to the stock room to get .99 sliced turkey breast, veggies, etc.
–parking lot is smaller here
buys: (1)
–cheddar bugle tasted good
–italian ice pops for those hot days.
service courteous, efficient, fast (no one in line).

Come here with a list or you’ll end up walking out with 10 more items than you originally came here for. Everything is a dollar. Its much like the 99cent store, but less organized and they have much more ‘random’ items and off-​brand items.. The staff here acts like they hate their lives.

I love dollar trees but right down the street, there’s also a 99cent store on washington and lewelling that’s much bigger if you need a wider selection.
Most of the time, there’s only one cashier register open. It’s pretty neat and good for quick buys but I just have to comment that on more than one occasion, there’s some sketchy shoppers here [and around the area] that make me kind of uncomfortable. They’re easy to ignore though, just know that it’s not the best location.

This location is slighty cleaner than most in the area. You can find items from bingo markers to balloons. Aisle categories are pretty random. You’ll have your pet supplies next to hardware items. Plastic plates next to cell phone accessories and dvds.
Everything is a dollar, so you can’t lose…

I’ve been here quite a bit and I have to say this place is always really clean and organized and the people are always pretty nice.
This store is perfect for all your birthday shopping needs. They have a TON of cards, wrapping paper, gift bags, party favors. Their cards are 2 for a $ 1 and I just noticed that they’ve added American Greetings cards to their store and they’re $ 1 each.
Their food section is mostly made of snacks and candy but that’s cool because I don’t expect fresh food to be at a Dollar Tree like I’d expect to see at 99¢ Only Stores. They do have a few freezers and refrigerators with stuff like Hot Pockets, frozen vegetables, popsicles, cheese, lunch meat, basic stuff like that.
And they have GLOW STICKS! Not just basic glow sticks but wands, bracelets, mini glowsticks, necklaces. I love me some glow sticks. I like keeping a few in my purse for emergencies, keeping a stash of them in my closet to play games with my little cousins (glow stick catch is awesome)
So basically to sum it up, snacks, greeting cards, glow sticks. This store is great.

I love this Dollar Tree location!
It’s slightly bigger than most, which shows abundantly in the larger variety of products they carry than most. That’s what drew me in the first few times — more craft items, more picture frames… the things I tend to hit Dollar Tree for.
What’s kept me going is the staff, really. A LOT of dollar stores, not just this franchise but others, are TERRIBLY disorganized, items are not kept in order on the shelves, stuff just looks thrown everywhere, and the staff have a very «whatever… this crap is beneath me» attitude.
Not like that at this location. While not all the staff members I’ve encountered are sunny outgoing people, that’s not required. But they’re all nice, cordial, and ask if you needed help. Only once have I ever been there and they were scattered & running around like mad — but it was Christmas Eve, so they saved my ass by even being OPEN for me to grab some last minute serving bowls and stuff!
The store is incredibly well kept… there’s rarely boxes in the aisles, but they’re never really blocking anything. Product is where I expect to find it, the store’s brightly lit and clean, not crowded… this location just erases that ‘sketchy’ factor that most people associate with dollar stores.

The Dollar Tree Corp. denied a worker’s comp claim against one of their employees who was murdered — while on the job — in a random hate crime. Boycott Dollar Tree.
«Firm Denies Worker’s Comp in Racial Killing»

My one stop shop for whenever I’m planning a bridal shower, baby shower, or any other party!
They always have great seasonal items — no matter if it’s St. Patrick’s Day or Easter! The seasonal items are always displayed at the front of the store, to lure unsuspecting consumers, hehe.
Other notable items to purchase here:
— tissue paper, comes in an array of colors
— gift bags, not as great as Target’s selection but for $ 1 who cares?
— craft items, colored popsicle sticks, foam stickers, silk flowers galore!
— assortment of gift baskets
— candles, though i don’t care for this
There are about 4 dollar stores in a 2 mile radius in San Leandro, and this is definitely one to check out.
My family calls San Leandro «The Dollar Store Mecca!»