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“I live in Smyrna and the DT’s here are awful! I will say that they carry some items this one doesn’t but that’s it. Not really saying much as this on in Murfreesboro carries EVERYTHING!! The plus section is amazing!!! I was in there 2 hours!! Everyone was very polite and accommodating. A whole new world compared to the stores here. Thanks for being awesome! I will be back!!”
“Dollar tree is a compact store with many things I would buy but in smaller size (snacks). They always have cute socks which like $7 a pair. Sometimes, there are good brand name products on sale at $1.0. So if you see it, stock up!”
“Dollar trees are awesome especially when you have very little money and it's just you and maybe a couple of ppl living together you can definitely get everything you need”
“If I can't find it at home I go here. They usually have what you are looking for. This store was a little messy. It seems as if all DG stores have clutter in the aisles. Besides the clutter it was clean. Great price on bottle water. The people were nice.”
“I shop at this dollar general a couple a days a week. Friendliest and most helpfulness staff out of all the stores in my area! Does a great job keeping shelves stocked and helping their customers! Kudos to all of this stores employees!”
“I love this store.. Not only is the store very well stocked, more than any other store around…the employees are always very helpful. It’s always a good happy vibe , while makes shopping a joy. Emily (My favorite white girl) in particular is one of the reason I will pass one Dollar General come to this location. Anyone can do a job, the personalities makes the difference. Thank you”
“Most of them are all the same . Some have more things then others there's so many of them I forget witch one I was at most of the time . But if you been to one you know what to expect ?”
“I pulled into the parking lot of Dollar General like a man with a mission—paper towels, maybe some off-brand cereal, nothing heroic. But the moment those automatic doors hissed open, reality folded like a cheap lawn chair.
First thing I noticed: the air. Not the usual “industrial pine cleaner + regret” combo. No. This was loam. Earth. Ancient moss that has seen things. The fluorescent lights flickered once—just once—and suddenly they weren’t fluorescent anymore. They were lanterns. Warm. Flickering. Suspiciously medieval.
I look down.
The tile? Gone. Replaced with a winding stone path, uneven like it had been laid by someone named Eldrin who refuses to acknowledge modern leveling techniques. The seasonal aisle had transformed into a full-blown hobbit market. Little wooden stalls. Jars of things that are definitely not FDA-approved. A sign that said “Two Turnips for a Copper, No Haggling (unless you’re charming).”
I turn the corner expecting cleaning supplies.
Nope.
A round green door. Just… sitting there between “$1 Bleach” and “Clearance Flip-Flops.” It breathes. I’m not exaggerating. The door inhales when I get close. A tiny voice from inside whispers, “We’ve been expecting you,” which is concerning because I have never expected them.
I try to leave. I really do. But the exit has been replaced by a low stone archway and a man who looks like if a garden gnome got promoted to middle management. He scans my basket (which I do not remember picking up) and says, “That’ll be three acorns and a memory you no longer need.”
Sir, I came in for toilet paper.
Now I’m emotionally negotiating with a creature named Bartholomew Twigfellow over the value of my third-grade field trip recollection.
Also, the freezer section? Not freezers. Caves. Deep, echoing caves with mist rolling out of them like a fog machine at a wizard’s birthday party. I opened one and I’m pretty sure I saw the concept of winter staring back at me.
At some point I blacked out or ascended—I’m unclear—and woke up back in the parking lot holding a single bag.
Inside the bag:
One (1) off-brand can of green beans
A perfectly carved wooden spoon
And a note that says “You may return when the mushrooms call”
I checked the receipt.
It just says: “Balance Paid.”
On the DL: went in for paper towels, accidentally entered a subterranean hobbit economy, lost part of my soul, gained a spoon. Would shop again if summoned.”
“Dollar General is my go to store for household items, hygiene items, homegoods and dog food and treats! When they do not have what I need it’s on to the next closest location! The staff is awesome as well!”
“I went in Dollar General and was quite surprised , they moved everything around and the space is easy to get around in even if you are using a wheelchair and still have a very large veriety, GREAT Update - not easy for anyone in a wheelchair anymore but they still have a large variety of merchandise.”
“I just want to Thank Randy for being such a good help... Very Kind, thoughtful, good heated genuine person.... These are the kind of people who make differences!”
“Has self checkout. BEST DG in town for seasonal decor. I go between this location and the one off Manchester hwy but I prefer this one because there is less foot traffic and I don’t feel claustrophobic in there. Plus they seem to have better seasonal items than all of the others in town and they are always stocked. The tall man there with brown hair is a very good worker as well.”
“Nice lady today Wednesday July 9th 2025. Only one on the cash register and had time to hear about my dead brother recently thank you kind lady. Around the afternoon time it was.”
“I just visited this Dollar General tonight and was so blessed to meet Clarissa R & Jeremy H who are both such wonderful employees. They greeted me and assisted me as I shopped and in checking out. They both made me feel welcome and were so very pleasant! Thanks ya’ll … keep up the great work! Till next time!”
“My visit at the Mansion Pk DG location was a great one today. Staff was friendly, items were being stocked on shelves ensuring availability for those last minute grabs. And they had the very item I wanted which the previous DG did not. I crossed paths with the manager Danielle who was very friendly, had a lovely smile and made me feel welcomed. I will definitely return.”
“The lady at the cashier is always smiling even though the store is always full and she is sometimes there by herself, at least it seems like there is nobody else.”
“The new store manager has changed the store in the best way! It’s great that the store is open during the correct times, the store is clean and organized! So much respect for all the work she has done in the past few months. Keep being a boss lady getting things done.”
“The girl who works there is awesome! Kalie I believe is her name. She’s so helpful when I’m doing door dash and is always chipper even when the line is wrapped around the store. Give her a raise. Thank you!”
“The ladies and gentlemen at the Dollar General I go to are always so sweet and pleasant. They speak and welcome me every time I go there ( which is often), they are always offering assistance when needed for all customers. It's always neat in the store which makes it easy to shop, it's like my second home. I love their coupon program, easy to use and helps me alot on my purchases. Thanks DG!”
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“I was greeted on entering the store. You could hear the smile in her voice, it wasn't a robotic greeting. Although I didn't find what I was looking for (glitter pipe cleaners) I always find something that I can use. For a different project.”