“Sometimes small church thrift stores can be unfriendly, especially to queer shoppers, but everyone who works here is very kind and I’ve gotten discounts several times for buying a lot or for slightly stained/damaged items. The selection here is genuinely amazing - there are some crazy gems and some of my favorite clothes are from here. Surprisingly, I have good luck with “going out tops” especially. Prices are very good, lower than chain thrift stores for better stuff. There is one single fitting room.”
“Fun place to visit, with lots of unique, fairly priced items. If you shop there crazy deals they're fantastic! You can get delivery to the store from their website.
They have a great selection of ceramic garden pots, potting soil, and other gardening items. In the winter, the seasonal items such as coats, hats, gloves, mittens, socks, salt for the driveway etc. makes it a one stop shop for those type of items
They have 20% off food on Mondays. for the 62+ age crowd (for the first hour they are open which varies from season to season). I fall into that category, and there are a few food items that I like to stock up on, especially sparkling water.
They also have Interesting food items from other countries especially the chocolate! You can find Milka bars there on the regular and certain ethnic foods on occasion, they have a large Italian section and carry items like like garlic paste. You can also find tea bags and cookies from Britain. Their prices on spices beat the local Market Basket by far! Same with olive oil.”
“Inexpensive, clean, and surprising finds.Edit: prices have risen on most goods to $1.25. I don't know if this is universal across all other Dollar Tree stores in the area.”
“The assistant manager Darryl and the cashier, Lisa, who both helped us were amazing. Great customer service- even under super busy circumstances. Thank you for helping entertain my 9 year old while we waited!”
“Now that the store is all cleaned up and put away it's easy to shop and browse. I go here for inexpensive paper products, Ziplox bags, and seasonal items. Of course, I have to browse to see what new nifty things are on the shelves from decorative vases to wall mirrors, and couch cushions to woven baskets. Staff are always friendly saying hello as you walk in the door. I always pick up a bit of candy too because everyone know Dollar General is the candy store!”