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November 2025 by Tee Rogers
Positives:
Loads of Christmas decor, bags and wrapping.
Its generally neat and orderly.
Plenty of parking.
There are still some name brand items in stock.
Negatives:
It still doesnt measure up to the 99 Cents Store. 😆
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November 2025 by Marilyn Espinoza
Gross customer service. Manager took the time to open up a register to reduce the line and as soon as I walked up he sighed and put the closed sign up. The customer before me got a greeting and manners, I was only coldly asked if I needed a bag and told my total. I asked him if he was the manager and let him know he was being passive aggressive. Any grown man or MANAGER should know that you leave your personal grievances on your personal time. Won’t be shopping here again unless every other dollar tree location in California closes down tbh.
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October 2025 by Karla Monterrosa
Always find more than I needed
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September 2025 by Kimberly L.
Review #883 2025-056 What can you write about Dollar Tree? By now, most have heard of this store that was often compared with 99 Cents Only Store since they, as a discount variety store, have similar pricing strategies & product lineups. With inflation, COVID-19, & other factors, Dollar Tree is no longer a "dollar" store instead its price base is $1.25 + higher prices for certain consumables & name brands. Still, DT offers decent value... then there's the "thrill-of-the-hunt" shopping experience, which I haven't found at this location yet. This location replaced the defunct 99 Cents Only Stores; it looks the same with similar inventory of snacks, food, home goods, health & beauty items, toys, school supplies (gotta love them low cost composition books), party & seasonal supplies, etc. It's fairly organized but not as well-stocked as its predecessor. My 14 YO daughter's swim team does this away meet "gift" (junk) exchange where they create a goody bag filled with their fav snacks & drinks. They're kids so it's obviously junk foods & sodas, except for the handful who treat each meet with consideration of this bag o' treats may hinder their performance. Dollar Tree has most of their (junk food) munchies & drinks available, not that I agree with their choices but these bags supposedly builds camaraderie. I like that it's next to Grocery Outlet so when I can't find snacks here, I can walk next door to finish up. When we adopted a 5-week stray kitten (my cousin was spaying/neutering a feral colony in the neighborhood) a couple of months ago, I found some cat toys (fishing rod, crinkly ketchup & mustard) for Snow's entertainment. The rod didn't fare well, but what can you expect for $1.25? I came back & didn't find any in stock. =( Recently, I've been laid off & stopped by for Halloween goody bags & candies for my son's class. I'm not a fan of these goody bags but it's common practice & I don't want my son to be that kid that didn't participate. I liked 99¢ Store better because they also offered erasers, pencils, sticker packs, etc. so I'm not giving candy only... though I'm partial to Haribo gummies & Smarties. Oh, if you're having a party, this location also sells balloons, they don't have Party City's variety but what they offer works IMO. Come to Dollar Tree for affordable everyday essentials. It's convenient & budget-friendly, particularly if you're feeling the strain of inflation/the economy.
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August 2025 by Conrad Carlos Raymond
It's The Best Place I've Been, Had EveryThang I Needed & That's That 🚴♂️👑🦅🇲🇽👓♒🧨🪓🔪🔥🔥⚰️🪙💣
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August 2025 by Tracy Schrier
I’m
Ok with the higher price points. Most of the items are still $1.25. Better brands are available now. I felt sorry for the store though- Nobody was in this huge , clean store at 3:00 on a Friday. I’ll support it. I hope the neighborhood will too.
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July 2025 by Y H.
Short and to the point. They took the old 99 cent store packed it with Dollar tree stuff and changed the sign. The store is dirty, poorly managed and always poorly stocked. I gave it 3 chances and each time I came the experience is worse. Never coming back to this store again. This store is so poorly stocked there is a never inventory of what I stop to look for.
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June 2025 by Todd McCloud
Better than the initial opening. It's not as well stocked as the others in the area, but good enough to grab things needed
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June 2025 by Alex R.
The manager was extremely rude and seemed controlling. The store was not very clean either. Won't be coming here again.
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June 2025 by Lorrie Lathrop
Low on inventory
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June 2025 by ASTRONAVT
Cheap stuff, great for snacks.
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May 2025 by James A.
A Dollar Tree in Lomita, with very similar stock to ones we have been going to recently. Most things are $1.25, with some things being good deals while others (mostly related to food) not so much. It is located in a grocery store strip mall with plenty of parking. One new thing I noticed were self-service scanners spread across the store. It seems like the 99 cent only stores that were converted into Dollar Tree branded stores, are the ones with a larger footprint. This location seems to fit that bill.
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May 2025 by Bernie Kenner
This store has a better stock than most others
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April 2025 by wabh user2
They flipped the old 99 cent store and made this location a Dollar Tree. It lacks variety of product. they have the potential to be the biggest and best, but this store is lost and still trying to find its identity. Better off going to another location that has the operations figured out. I stopped wasting my time to stop here and look for supplies and other knick knacks.
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April 2025 by Nekie G
Really nice customer service from the register clerk
