Dollar Stores near Ashland, OR

“Dollar Tree has recently become the "Dollar Twenty-Five Store." Even so, that extra quarter is barely noticeable. I don't usually buy food from here except for some instant coffee and espresso grounds. But it does have an aisle dedicated to canned goods, etc.There are usually two employees working the same or overlapping shift(s). One works the cash register while the other stocks the shelves. Whenever I walk in, there's a line at one of the registers. When the line gets too long the other employee comes up front to help ring folks up. Because most folks are only buying a few items, the line moves pretty quick. It's about a five minute wait.”

“I was pleased to see ? this store pretty ? well stocked up. I rode over here from Mr. PETRO on my CREW BMX BIKE, to get food items because some of the restaurants are Too High at the truck stops. I have delivered to Dollar Tree ? and Family Dollar on the East Coast which I will be doing this MAY 2023.”

“I try to avoid large chain stores, though there is certainly a place for the dollar-type stores. This reminds me more of an old-fashioned five and dime, as they used to call them. It has a better variety than the dollar store because the price range is much wider. I try to frequent employee-owned stores such as BiMart, but, dang it, Dollar General is very close and convenient, and they do have a good selection of items, so I find myself there when heading in that direction. And, most especially, they accept my insurance's "OTC" card for vitamins, supplements, OTC meds, personal care items, etc., so I can go in there and spend nothing for aspirins, etc.! Also, their own brands (DG and Rexall, which they probably license) seem as good as major brands. As others have observed, the staff is always friendly, though the shelves are not organized all that well. So I somewhat reluctantly frequent it, but it turns out to be a convenient and handy store.”