Ok store Ample selection of mostly clothing…read more But other small departments of merchandise Nothing fancy, a very basic store Not a bad place to visit

Need more than one person at the register on a weekend night, otherwise would be great.read more

I came on a Sunday afternoon, it wasn't busy at all. I was able to find some good pairs of jeans. I…read morewished they had more in my size since I had to really dig around. The fitting room was kind of in a random area, I think it would have been better if it was in the men's area against the far right side wall. The checkout line was easy, I didn't have to wait long at all. The cashier was very friendly.

Marilyn is always so helpful at the desk. Immediately offers assistance. I love the clothes there…read moreand the selection but she consistently raises the experience.

Over many years shopping here, I've found that prices listed on the shelf are often inaccurate…read more It's frustrating, Target seems like the company with the worst pricing inaccuracies. It's such a waste of time going to customer service for adjustments, this should be a non-issue. I bought some chocolate candies on shelf listed as $5.99, rang up at checkout for $6.19. Had to go to customer service wait in line 15 minutes for my 80 cent adjustment refund. They either don't care or are totally incompetent for the pricing errors to occur as frequently as they do. Check your receipts carefully, Target needs to do better.

I went today to get the BTS lightstick for a friend and two girls helped me.. not really I asked…read moreabout the lightstick was directed to another girl then when she asked what I wanted help with I was told they had none left. I checked online and the number of stock is continuing to go down, so I feel like im being lied to. Not a good experience shame on you both.

Five stars is for the check out process. There are always enough cashiers checking out customers…read more Health & beauty select is very extensive.

I stopped in here not expecting to find anything, so I did not get a shopping cart, and of course,…read moreI found a lot of items that I wanted to buy and my hands were full holding it. The nice Asian lady that works there went and got a shopping cart for me to put all my things. I thought that was really nice, and she also offered to help me find anything else that I might need. I would definitely recommend this store.

I think it's a very nice store. Items inside are very reasonable and it kind of reminds me of a…read moremixture of Five Below, Dollar General, Marshalls etc. They do have really cute decorations for whatever holiday is coming up. The Easter stuff was very cute.

Great for grabbing last minute party needs. We were having a fundraiser and the day of, we realized…read morewe were missing a few items. What a life saver! Very nice and helpful staff. Good vibe!

With everything going on in the world currently; this is absolutely awful to see, a cart full of…read morefood just wasting away and will be thrown out of course or possibly shelved and spoil quicker.

Decent selection at meijer for reasonable prices. I was able to find items on my grocery list for…read morecheaper than at Jewel. Parking lot here is very congested. Be patient as people speed through here.

CHEAP TRICKS…read more Decorating for Halloween can be expensive, but what've you got to lose when everything's $1? When we relocated to Bolingbrook, this effectively became 'our Dollar Tree'. It sits in the same strip mall as Best Buy and ALDI, in the northwest corner of Boughton & Weber. My wife is well acquainted with the bargains here and I'm slowly coming to the realization that not all seasonal decor has to be bought from Wayfair/Amazon/Spirit. The staff here have been much nicer than at other Dollar Trees, checkout is relatively fast (thanks to multiple open registers), and the store isn't a messy disaster like at so many other discount stores. On a trip in early September, we found a 5pk of plastic party syringes, glitter pumpkins, a skeleton bird, and creepy shotglasses. Supply of the really cool stuff goes quickly, so if you see something you like, don't hesitate to buy it. Remember: it's only a buck! Once in a while you'll gamble on a purchase and wind up with junk. Point in case: I'm not sure what I expected from a 99¢ box of orange twinkle lights, but it said "over 5ft!" on the package and when I took them out, almost half the strand was empty wire. It only had the male end of the plug, so connecting them end-to-end wasn't possible, either. Win some lose some, I guess. * TL;DR * Might this be the highest-rated Dollar Tree in the Chicago suburbs?? Public opinion seems to think so. Over the last few years, I'd spent a lot (too much, really) on lighting, animatronics and F/X for a holiday I barely got to enjoy. Being a homeowner is making me wiser, thankfully; I'm learning not to overpay for disposable party goods and other single-use items like outdoor cobwebs. So long as the quality is decent, I'm all for bargain hunting. Even if some of the products are lame, the good deals far outweigh the ripoffs. Don't do anything stupid like buy scallops or dairy at the Dollar Tree -- stick with your known commodities like sour gumballs, slim jims, greeting cards and gift bags.

Who doesn't love the Dollar Tree Stores? There's always something to find. They carry lots of…read moreoutdoor items which works good for the holidays. The cashiers are fast and get you in and out of the store quickly. Some items are obviously not worth a dollar, but a majority are worth it.