“Excellent owners real asset to the community. Really cool people Serving the community of Imperial. And the imperial valley. ... TIGER PRIDE ! BIG RED! You know!”
“Lots of different knick knacks, of low quality but very cheap prices. Some items are box store items. Everything from kitchen items to tools to party supplies. Interesting little store to walk around.”
“Miss Jenny and her staff of workers are among the most helpful in the most subtle way possible. For such a small space they have been able to manage a large amount of items including storage! With few words that can change a whole mindset and ideas! I highly recommend coming to the store.”
“They sell very good things at good prices, they have several sections, this store is ideal to go buy a gift for some occasion. They have electronic items and a variety of sweets too.”
“Good prices open from 7am to 11pm perfect but what artracts ime to that store are the employees on scale of 1 to 5 I give them a 5 highly satisfied one last thing AWESOME. MANAGER RAMON!!! he sure knows how to pick his employees”
“Whenever I go to this dollar tree I never get greeted, today Helen changed that. Great worker with an even greater smile. Hope you acknowledge what a great asset she is to your team.”
“Store looks unappealing from the outside and even when you step in... but once inside it's a treasure trove. I've gotten the best deals on toys and quality collectables than ANYWHERE ELSE.”
“Great options for everything and everything is such a good price. The produce is so fresh and cheaper than Walmart across the street. I got everything I needed for my weeks lunches at half the price of vons or Walmart. Most of it is name brands too. The staff was really friendly and check out was way faster than anywhere in the valley. So easy and fast. Don't listen to ppl saying this place is for outlet items, it's name brand stuff here.”
“Oh, Dollar Tree in El Centro, where do I start? What a place, I’ll say that. If you read my Applebee’s in Morgan Hill review, then you’d understand. If you haven’t read it, please do, it tells much of my story as a traveling mom ☺️? We were in El Centro, because we heard it was cheap. I already loved the atmosphere. It oozed welcome-ness and joy ? But it was really hot one day. The community was also down from how sizzling it was. But we had to keep walking. And then I stopped in my tracks, as if Jesus Christ himself just appeared on the side of my eye, about to kiss me on the cheek. I look up, tears uncontrollably spilling out of my eyes the further I lift my head. It’s…a Dollar Tree. It must have air conditioning. Auntie Joe doesn’t like the heat. I feared another one of her nasty falls. So we walked in, and the first thing I saw was a muscly man. He looked familiar to me, but don’t they all? He smiled. “Hey Soggy,” he said. My jaw drops, as the blood rushed to my feet, closer to the grounds of hell. How…did he know my name? “Mommy, is that the guy who gave us food and water?”, my adorable little son. He was nearing 6 now. I was silent. I wandered the aisles, as my son insisted that I use my remaining 2 dollars to buy us some food. But suddenly, it hit me. “JOSEPH?!”, I scream across the aisles. That was the name of the man at Applebee’s, who I thought had died of cancer. How could it be? “I didn’t die,” he said to me, as everyone in the store was staring, tears dripping down from their sweat ridden faces, so I couldn’t tell the difference, “I faked my own death. I had money problems, and I told a fake story, as I learned that the IRS were after me.” We’re currently on a journey to Yuma, Arizona, and I’ll update you there.”
“Grate store! So many products to choose from. Meats, produce, even dog beds etc. lots of wine options and cold beer and ice! Very clean and organized. Friendly staff. Great price!”
“Family dollar has alot of good mack up and other kids of exeseries for your hair + they have snake's toys, and they also have some clothes so if you need to get something fast to clean or to just have fun Family Dollar is the place to go?”
“Reasonable prices and store is clean. Workers are willing to help you whenever you need help. The aisles are better to find what you're looking for. It has more products to select from”
“(Translated by Google) Very few people... quiet for shopping... good variety of products(Original)Muy poca gente.. tranquilo para hacer compras.. buena variedad de productos”
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