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“It was great the store looked good they gave great customer service.I was very impressed.Sometimes I go in and speak they don't say anything but it's this guy I for got his name but if I have a store I will steal him for my store he is awesome.”
“To all my fellow shoppers out there please let me know that I am not the only person that can spend $300 in the Dollar Tree. I feel like I'm justified by my nine grandchildren but it is still the Dollar Tree so I'm trying to shake off the shopping guilt and shame. We are making fairy gardens in flower pots for Easter and I think it will be absolutely adorable”
“We go there to get snacks. It's convenient and has a lot of other treasures for the home at really affordable prices. I like the self check out. It's close to home and they seem to be everywhere.”
“Love Dollar General's idea on opening in small areas! The only complaint is the stores stay so cramped! The Columbia, TN on Trotwood stays in a disaster. Merchandise is all out in the aisles. They run out of supplies all the time so I go to Walmart now. It is sad we have to avoid such a great down home feel.”
“Cashier was friendly and very helpful. I'm disabled and in a wheelchair so her helpfulness and great attitude was very much appreciated. Some aisles were too narrow for my wheelchair to go through though.”
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“This is a pretty good Dollar Tree that used to be a Family Dollar, in Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee. It is a plaza store, so it is relatively small, but well kept and pretty spacious. It's clean. The problem? They have those roll-tainers in a lot of aisles blocking out sections. You would have to move one to get to an item you need. Staff were nice though. It seems to be well kept for a relatively outdated store even when it was new.”