6234 Bd Monk, Montréal QC H4E 3H7
“I went in there for crafts and then saw the amazing variety of everything for kitchens, tools, decorating!! It really is a store for everything you need. The owners are nice and friendly!”
1795 Boulevard des Laurentides, Laval QC H7M 2P7
“I was in Laval Northeast and I needed a power bar and my associate up there told me a couple of places and he said the Chinese dollar store meaning this place I guess and I walked into this place. It was the first one and the cash was surrounded by theft proof. Plexiglass which put me off a bit. It wasn't covid glass. It was banking plexiglass nice and thick. However, the woman behind the cash communicated well and told me where the extension cords were and I found a huge heavy one very long orange and a triple head plug and a single plug at the end to plug it into. That's what I needed 15 bucks then a regular sort of dollar store. One covered in cloth with regular ends except longer than I found a dollar stores for five bucks. She's told me where to go. I was in a rush. I paid for them quickly. She was sufficient. The rest of the store looks okay. A bit crowded but had tons of everything and they fit in a lot of stuff in that place and it looks pretty handy. If you need to pick up stuff or just want to do some shopping for a whole bunch of things that you might find. Also at a dollar store but some other things as well . Lil's squished together a little busy and bid put off by that huge plexiglass protecting the cash cashiers but it's their right to do that and they probably have it up for a reason. It's not just leftover from covid-19. I have a feeling. I imagine there must be robberies around there. So for them it's a deterrent and a safety net. . Good enough for sure. She was very effective and their credit card charge printed out my receipts and I went off quickly . I did not investigate the store but it looked like I had tons of stuff and if you're in that area drop in and see for yourself .”
Dollar General opened its 20,000th U.S. store on February 24th in Alice, Texas. It’s a major milestone for the discount chain that started as one small general store back in 1955. Starting with a ribbon cutting ceremony, the grand opening celebration began at 9am. First customers received some freebies - tote bags filled with free product samples and snacks from DG's Clover Valley brand.
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