Discount Stores in Port Jefferson Station, NY

“Not the best looking Family Dollar and not in the best area but I will say almost everyone who works there is great. I forget their names but the girl in the Morning and the girl in the evening also the young gentleman are so polite and nice. I can’t say enough good things about them. They all deserve a raise. This is great customer service.”

“Jen from the Patchogue store is now manager here. She is a great manager hard working very professional. At her Patchogue store she had a problem with one guy who was a customer he was way to friendly and talkative. One night it was me and Jen I used to work at the Patchogue store. Jen said I'll hit you in the face I was so proud of her I told her what you do outside is nobody's business ?? I heard she was able to settle her differences with him if so good for her. This is Alexis ?”

“Aussies, brace yourselves for a dollar-ific blast! My Dollar Tree ReviewAs a recent Down Under transplant in the US, I stumbled into Dollar Tree, expecting just that: a tree made of...dollars? Little did I know, I was about to enter a treasure trove of cheap thrills!First things first, let's talk prices. This joint has blown my Aussie head off. Forget those $5 Tim Tams back home – here, you can score a whole bag of candy for a measly $1.25! Laundry supplies, party decorations, random knick-knacks – you name it, it's practically giving itself away. Even the most extravagant splurge at Dollar Tree tops out at $5. It's like living in a Willy Wonka factory made of bargains.The staff? Top blokes and sheilas, mate! Friendly as can be, always ready with a smile and a "how can I help ya?" My only gripe is the lines. Sometimes, it seems like only one or two registers are open, and the queue snakes its way through the aisles like a friendly, bargain-hungry python. But hey, with prices this low, who's counting the minutes?So, verdict? Dollar Tree is a gold mine for budget-conscious Aussies (or anyone, really). Just be prepared for a bit of a line dancing routine at the checkout. But seriously, for a dollar (or five), you can fill your basket with enough goodies to make your inner magpie sing with joy.My rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars (minus 0.5 for the queue-pocalypse). Just remember, don't go in expecting top-notch quality for everything. Some things are definitely "you get what you pay for," but most are surprisingly decent. It's all about the treasure hunt, the thrill of the find, and the joy of knowing you just scored a truckload of stuff for the price of a latte back home. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a date with a $1.25 bag of gummy bears and a plastic tiara fit for a budget queen. See you at Dollar Tree!”