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8:30AM - 9:30PM
190 Millbury St, Worcester
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“It's a GREAT place for SUPER deals. Your always sure to find something that you may not have been looking for, to buy. BEST prices, no matter what you end up buying!”
“Bigger store, than most around here, clean and organized for the most part. Always have what I'm looking for. Parking sometimes suck, but gatta share if with a few others stores.”
“I absolutely love this dollar tree. It is always clean and the merchandising is to perfection. Angela the manager is amazing. She leads with her staff and you can tell by the way they all communicate and just by the way the store looks I love this store and I will always be coming to this one only great job, Angela.”
“Think of n present in dollar tree at reasonable price. Thanks Dollar Tree for everything that my daughter demands immediately coming back from school... Stationary, art n crafty stuff, party celebration stuff, disposables n all hanky panky stuff”
“I am in love with shopping at dollar tree!! I recently ordered their entire Fairy Garden collection and cant wait to recieve it!! I shop faithfully at any store near me!!”
“Like the old saying goes. You get what you pay for and the LED lamps were worth the dollar I paid for each one of them. They've lasted now 5 years and still working great. They are also very durable and stylish. Guess the old saying is wrong in this case. They're worth the dollar & more. I certainly got more than what I paid for in these lamps.”
“Great for those who want cheap and practical things.
The store is almost always messy but it is clean.
There is a wide variety of everything the store offers and you can find products from well-known brands for prices that are hard to believe! In fact, I always check the validity of products in general.
For kitchen utensils it is excellent if you want simple and cheap things.
The service is good and there are always parking spaces.”
“Pretty much all Family Dollar stores are similar. I find them a bit more crowded than the Dollar Tree stores and merchandise seems to really crowd the shelves, to the point that sometimes it's not pleasing to the eyes...at the same time, many times I see empty shelves where products run out or they haven't re-stocked them. I went into this store in Worcester and I found a few things that I needed, luckily there was no line to check out, so I had no issues shopping and paying. With over 8,000 locations in all states except Alaska and Hawaii, it was the second largest retailer of its type in the United States until it was acquired by Dollar Tree in 2015 and its headquarters operations were moved from Matthews, a suburb of Charlotte, North Carolina, to Chesapeake, Virginia, located in South Hampton Roads. The main difference is that at Family Dollar you can get items at different price points, whereas at Dollar Tree everything is $1.25 or less.”
“What can you say, the price is right, the variety of products that they have, always rotates, so therefore you have to be a regular in order to see what new products are there. You make a you may go one week and see a product and the next week and it's not there yet something else is in this place. And the price is right. Very good store. And well, it is no longer dollar tree, it is now dollar 25 tree. But it's still a good store.”
“They have refrigerated goods, almost always stock full whenever I've gone there, and the quality is generally very good (burgers, chicken sandwiches, banquet dinners, mozzarella sticks, etc.)Variety of snacks, affordable drinks, and all sorts of household goods.”
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“If you ever need onions, cigarettes, and blinds without going to more than one store this is the place for you. I love me a quirky little bodega; cramped and overloaded with stuff to buy. The staff is great.Minutes from Crompton Park so this store is a great place to stock up on fluids and snacks before heading over to frolic in the grass.”