Dollar TreeReviews of dollartree.com

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My order was at the store when I checked one week later. It would be better if there were delivery information.

good store for small items like gargabe bags...candies...etc

I bought a 2026/2027 jot brand planner/agenda at my Irvington, NJ dollar tree. the price on the planner is on a red sticker. It says 1.50. That is what the price was last year. I expected it to be the same price. When I go to pay I am shocked to have the cashier tell me its 2.00 dollars Is he serious!? for this flimsily made notepad book. Last year i bought one and it was for the years 2025/2026.I thought $1.50 was highway robbery. but since it was good for two years I thought I was getting a good deal. the notebook turned out to be so flimsy it busted up on me way back last June. It fell apart and I had to use rubber bands to keep it together. The fact that the planner is made for two years makes it too heavy. The spine of the book is too weak to support such a thick book. Also, Management does not support their employees. I witnessed a customer harassing an employee in front of customers and the customer was cussing up a storm. Management stood there and made the employee put up with this obnoxious behavior. I felt sorry for the employees. Customers are crappy at this dollar tree. They shoplift too.

Dollar tree was always my favourite store. I preferred it to Dollarama. Prices were good and the selection adequate. I don’t have a dollar tree in my town, and always thought of it as a treat to visit one. I was very disappointed the last 2 times I visited. Prices are high ( up to $3) yet the quality or selection did not change. I would argue that Dollarama is better quality, selection and prices nowadays. I won’t bee seeking out Dollartree anymore. If you do shop there, know your prices. Some are higher than a grocery store.

Overall average experience!!!The services needs to be improved

The prices do not match with shelf prices. They set a random price (& up) and they overcharge you at the register. All the items have to have an accurate price.

The manager talks to the cashier clerk in personal conversation, while six to seven people are waiting in line. The manager could offer to open up another line so the others would not have to wait so long. The customers would have a much more pleasant shopping experience if they were placed ahead of unnecessary chatter.