Discount Stores in Littleton, CO

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  1. Major A2, 8055 West Bowles Avenue Unit 100, Littleton CO 80123

    4.2 Good 113 reviews

    “Love this store the employees there seem to love their job very friendly and helpful to it’s never to busy or crowded always stocked and clean. The employees will go out of their way to help you with anything. Will never go back to the river point location… unless they clean up their staff, I will recommend anyone to this location in Littleton cause it’s clean friendly have helpful employees that seem to love their job. Keep up the good work Littleton location you guys seem to be the better location to go to in a 80 mile radius. 👍🫰also the young white female with the long black hair usually works later in the day she always has a smile on her face always greets and she just seems like a happy person and I adore her! Always makes me feel welcomed.”

  2. Littleton CO

    4.8 Superb 16 reviews

  3. 1500 West Littleton Boulevard Suite 122, Littleton CO 80120

    3.9 Good 69 reviews

    “This is my local neighborhood dollar tree. All the gals have been very friendly and helpful. Today another customer was really rude to the cashier. Lue handled it with grace and continued to be polite to his following customers. Keep being calm Lue!”

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  5. 171 West County Line Road, Littleton CO 80129

    3.6 Good 133 reviews

    “I had a great experience earlier this morning. Miles & Alanna were so welcoming and eager to help me inflate balloons for my kid’s birthday. It was refreshing and thank you guys!!!”

  6. 8601 West Cross Dr D, Littleton CO 80123

    3.6 Good 139 reviews

    “Chris makes this store one of the best Dollar Trees, he is friendly, helpful, professional and treats everyone equal. h He is the true definition of customer service, he makes a huge difference in this store.”

  7. 2819 West Belleview Avenue, Littleton CO 80123

    3.2 Average 135 reviews

    “I would like to share my experience I had at this store the other day. I can't remember what I went there for specifically. But I felt like I won the lottery. They had my favorite hydration drinks that are typically at least $3. So I had to buy them all. There was only one associate working. Her name was Marge. In my clumsy stupidity I accidentally dropped one and of course it started spraying everywhere. Marge was the only one there and had close to a dozen people standing in line and she handled it like a PRO! If I had been her I probably would have started crying or quit. People were inpatient and rude to her. Why? Was it her fault she was the only one working? I highly doubt that. I cleaned up my own mess because I knew those people in line would have probably lost their minds if she helped me. This woman was ALONE! Why do some people feel the need to use their hateful lives and use it to take it out on store workers! Marge YOU ARE A ROCKSTAR! The customer is NOT always right! You deserve to be recognized and a raise. Now that I am thinking about it, I was in a week prior trying to find school supplies. I had forgotten my glasses so it was not fun. An employee named Arnel came to my rescue. Took time out of what he was doing to help me and my lack of vision. Every 5-10 minutes he would come back and check on me and help. He's also a rock star and my hero. I would give you both a raise if I could. Corporate needs to know that not everyone is replaceable. Both of these employees seemed to actually like their jobs! Treat them with the respect they deserve. This goes for the public too!!! Corporate if you read this these guys are AWESOME!”

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