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January 2024 by Frank Auriemma
The store is organized and the addition of self checkout makes things much quicker. The only issue is that the garbage cans in the front never seem to be emptied and are always overflowing.
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January 2024 by N L
Nearly a week ago, my experience shopping there I felt uncomfortable.
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December 2023 by Anna Florio
For $1.25, I bought exceptional items at this price! Dollar Tree is my favorite store!!
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December 2023 by Carol Blanchard
This has to be the best Dollar Tree that I have ever walked into. Everything is so well stocked and so neat and everyone working there is just wonderful. They even have a self-checkout now. If you need to go to a dollar tree, go to this one. Nice job DT of HS!
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December 2023 by S. Graham
"Love this place! My favorite place to shop!"....well that was true six months ago when I initially left that review but this location had declined horribly but, new management and employees are turning this location around. Self check outs now!
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November 2023 by betsenia lopez
I have lived in NC since 2010 & let me tell you out of all the dollars stores I have gone too all over NC. This one wins. From the staff friendliness ,to the cleanliness , the set up of how wonderful the store is and the products they have is in stock & more. It feels welcoming once you enter HIGHLY RECOMMENDED STORE.
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August 2023 by Dylan Jefferson
Always relatively clean and organized. The manager is very helpful and friendly, which is a bonus!
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May 2023 by Liliana Allen
I like more the items they sell now than in the last past few years.
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April 2023 by James Chambers
Today while I was in the store one employee was talking on her cell phone. She was complaining about her work and the store management. It was loud enough for others to hear. The store was stocked well for Easter and St. Patrick Day.
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February 2023 by Peter Del Sordo
Great selection of household goods and seasonal decor at the lowest prices.
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December 2022 by Jesse Finkley
GENDER MISASSUMPTION-VERY OFFENDED: I'M A MA'AM NOT A SIR!!!! TODAY'S CUSTOMER SERVICE DEBACLE IN $DOLLAR 25 CENT TREE, HOLLY SPRINGS, NC!!! This is a big topic when it comes to addressing the public with gender specific labels. Never expected for someone to call me "SIR" though!!! I go into Dollar 25 Tree today, and grab a basket, and proceed to go down each isle as always to browse. I get to the last isle at the end of the store(not back of store) where kitchen ware products are. By this time my basket has more than I expected to buy. That is because I go from isle to isle. Bad idea. Because you WILL find something. SMH!! So at kitchen ware, an associate says, "Hello". I look, smile and say "Hello" back. This person was working with another associate. I walk toward the last row, and the other person obviously right behind me says, "HELLO, SIR!!" I turn halfway and say,"I'M A MA'AM!!" They respond by saying, "I'M SORRY!! I SAW YOU FROM BEHIND!!" RIGHT, FIRST OFF, YOU SAW ME FROM BEHIND, SO WHAT MADE YOU ASSUME I WAS A SIR, A MAN, A MALE??? BECAUSE I HAD ON A WINTER HAT W/NO EARRINGS ON, HOODIE, JOGGERS ON, A SHORT JACKET, AND SNEAKERS (I was in grey and black clothing)FOR THIS 'CAN'T MAKE UP IT'S NORTH CAROLINA INDECISIVE MIND' WEATHER AT 10AM"??? I'm from up North, so in the winter, I dress for the winter in comfy warm clothes to go to the store. I was just as ordinary as they were in their green shirt and khakis!! OKAY SO, WHY DID THIS ASSOCIATE EVEN GREET ME FROM BEHIND, UNLESS TO SAY EXCUSE ME?? AND THIS PERSON WAS WITH THE FIRST ASSOCIATE THAT GREETED ME, SO DIDN'T THEY NOTICE ME B4?? I KEPT ON WALKING AFTER THEY SAID, "SORRY" THE FIRST TIME. AND SAID, "UM HUM". STILL BEHIND ME, THE SAME PERSON SAID SOMETHING AGAIN LIKE, 'I'M SORRY AGAIN'. BY THIS TIME I TUNED THEM OUT BECAUSE I WAS PROCESSING BEING CALLED A "SIR". I SAID, "UM, HUM" AGAIN. I GUESS MY VOICE HAD ALERTED HIM I WAS A MA'AM!?!? I AM TALL AND SLIM; BUT, CAN ONE ASSUME I AM A 'SIR' FROM BEHIND?? HOODIE'S, JOGGERS, & SNEAKERS ARE UNIVERSAL. NOT MALE DOMINATED CLOTHING. TOBOGGAN'S ARE UNIVERSAL. I AM 100000000000000% ALL WOMAN, LADY, FEMALE, OKAY!! REGARDLESS OF WHAT I WEAR FROM A DRESS AND HEELS TO A HOODIE, JOGGERS, AND SNEAKERS!! OH, AND I HAVE A SHORT HAIR CUT YOU CANNOT SEE UNDER THE HAT. SO HE DIDN'T SEE ANY HAIR. SO DON'T ASSUME!!! THIS OCCURRED AT 10AM, AND I STILL AM THINKING ABOUT IT AT 10PM. LOOK PEOPLE IN THEIR FACE AND SAY HELLO, AND LEAVE OFF LABELS!! WE ARE AFTER ALL IN A GENDER SENSITIVE ERA!!! Customer Service Lesson: Don't assume the gender period!!! And, you don't need to greet a customer after they've been all around the store browsing, minding their business in peace!!! NOTICE that I didn't give their assumed gender-it's simple and appropriate to not do!!! And yes, future reviews will reflect that change.
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October 2022 by Lex4val Macaroni
Worst dollar tree ever! White female associate with blue hair was rude and downright nasty cause I asked for my receipt. Can't help but wonder had I not been a women of color would I have gotten better treatment. She deserves to be fired ASAP!
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October 2022 by Carolina Montrose
"Love this place! My favorite place to shop!"....well that was true six months ago when I initially left that review but this location had declined horribly but, new management and employees are turning this location around.
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September 2022 by INTERNAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY LLC
I walk through the automatic glass doors to enter Dollar Tree. I grab a green Dollar Tree basket with my left hand. Customers grab their food to put in their green basket as I do.We head to Belinda Allens at the cash register. I put my items on the escalator and she rings up my products. She bags my food and I take out green soft cash to make my payment after a very long line.I grab my plastic bags and leave.Employees ring products at all of the four cash registers. They see thousands of dollars inside the cash register.
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September 2022 by Shalu Khanal
This is my second time when I reach there was closed. No reason I was thinking to call and go but not . I will never go there. Prefer to go Fuquay Varina.
