“I love the Dollar Tree, it's one of my favorite stores, BUT, the phone # that is listed is a NON WORKING #!?? Sometimes i'd like to call before making the trip there to see if they have a certain item, or ask their hours ect. That's inconvenient in my opinion.”
“This is a regular Dollar General. Why I gave it a 4 star was the check out gentleman. I had my 2 grand daughters age 4 & 7 out for a "shopping spree". They had their own money and carefully shopped. They had to make decisions to put some things back. When we got to the counter to check out they each paid for their items. The gentleman was very patient with them and Grandmom appreciated his tolerance. My next visit we'll be back to do more shopping”
“I always like coming to this location. Because Gloria is always here with a smile on her face and Mary and very helpful. Always staying busy and always there to answer everybody's questions. I think that is outstanding in the environment and the extent of the customer service that they go to to accommodate. Would make anyone want to come back?Always nice, always smiling,and always working and I appreciate everything they do Gloria is extremely patient she never even that's an eye. Add the one thousand questions that may come her way she responds with a kindness & quickness .she is the reason I come back to this store?Her personality outranks every bin store in polk county! Mary too they make a great team”
“I normally shop with this specific Dollar General a few times out of the week,and I must say that their employee Tina is such a sweet girl.Csr is amazing and she is always so welcoming.I wish that other Dollar Generals were like her.”
“I'm a regular at this store. This store always has what I need and the staff is hardworking and pleasant . My only complaint is that it is so hot in the store. By the time I get to the register, I am sweating! Please turn the air conditioner on!”
“Big Al's here are friendly and courteous and are always willing to help find something. I noticed early in the morning this store is really calm and quiet so I like to go in before there's too many people when the lines get long it's not as fun.”
“I like going in there I like I to see my guy Evan he's a pretty cool guy he'll get you anything you want I'm handicapped he'll say you need something Miss Laura and he'll go get it for me...”
“It s a Family Dollar. So that means boxes on the floor, shelves haphazard stocked, overworked staff, etc. However, they did have the Mentos gum and Monster Energy drink I wanted, and the cashier was friendly.”
“Like this store, affordable prices and service is nice. I like the candles they sell for a dollar. I've bought candy, pound cake ,decorations, candles, bags ,cups, and more from this store all great quality price and the gift ability of the things sold here are 610 sells essentials and more. Wait time was minimal. Carts must stay inside the store . big store but its spread out so its not a big amount of products but I like it. Prices were not on fabuloso cleaning wipes so I decided not to buy due to my small budget concerned on the price. I like the dollar tree as well. Here is a photo of the candle and coastal décor I purchased here. Store is short staffed (or appears so ) masks not required but sign says they are very confusing. They do sell clothing, panties, bras ,pants ,shirts ,shoes, and its convenient in case you spill a snack or get wet . Lots of snacks .great for a quick stop on a road trip . Thanks for your wonderful store and service. Update : went today on Thursday Feb 24 2022 . again a great experience . shoes felt like better quality than Walmart.”
“I believe the name of the cashier is Cassidy she deliver great customer service. She greeted me when I walked in she was polite and very sweet. She checked me out when I was done shopping she paid attention and made my experience quick and easy. Usually they have just the checkout opened and you wait for cashier but today was a easy-going I didn't have to wait at all.”
“I'm giving DG 5 stars for its hard working, stressed out employees. Let ME tell you what the problem is! I'm an over the road truck driver who trained on the DG account. My oldest daughter was training to be a store manager for them but quit. Not because she didn't like the people or job but the stress! Us drivers would show up at the stores with there delivers. Sometimes half or a 3rd of the trailer per store. Everything is pushed into the back room that most often isn't big enough because each store sells so much. The employees have to take care of the customers, stock shelves, and run register at same time. There is no time to stock! My daughter got written up twice for closing store at night and working off the clock to try and get store organized. She has OCD. It's not within her to walk away from a job unfinished. Most of the, during the day time, there is one cashier, a manager, and one other person to stock shelves AND they have to back up the cashier if needed. The managers run crazy trying to help in every area. Just put yourself in their shoes. Next time you go inside and see all that stuff in those carts. Just imagine it was your job to put all that away. You have one maybe 2 days until next truck comes in.The best way to beat this problem is do like Walmart and Home Depot. Have a night crew!!! They wouldn't have to deal with customers or money! JUST STOCK!! This way every store would be fully stocked when opening first thing each day. The day time employees would only have to deal with customers and maybe, just maybe a few items that didn't get done.It's time for DG to step it up and hire more people to better serve YOU!! In the long run DG would increase there profits! It's working for Walmart and Home Depot! Look at there quarterly sale.”
“I love shopping at Dollar General. Its convenient, affordable, and always has a few surprises on the shelves. I stopped by recently and was thrilled to find my beloved Crunch ’n Munch! It’s not always easy to find, so I was super happy they had it in stock. The store was clean, checkout was fast, and the staff was friendly. Great little stop when you’re craving a sweet treat or need everyday items without the hassle of a big store.”
“Located on the corner of lake ruby rd and thompson nursery, Dollar General is a convenient place to buy groceries that you need last minute in rural areas which are populated. Good selection, self checkout available. Popular place for beer and cigarettes.”
“The very friendly employee helped me with the product I was looking for. It even has a small market.The very friendly employee helped me with the product I was looking for. It even has a small market.”
Burlington Stores is giving its locations a major makeover. The off-price retailer has already transformed about half of its 1,115 stores and plans to complete the redesign across its entire fleet by the end of 2026. The company calls this makeover "Store Experience 2.0." Gone are the cramped aisles and confusing layouts that once defined discount shopping. Instead, Burlington is creating wider walkways, organized sections, and clearer signs to help shoppers find what they need.
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