Great place if you wanna find cute inexpensive stuff especially if there's any holiday going on…read more They have a lot of selection there.

My original post 5 months ago was the kick off week. I wanted to let customers know that on…read moreThursdays it is $2 day as opposed to week 1 grand opening of $1. It's still hot of miss but this far, I have always enjoyed the quality and price of items purchased there on TH.

If you're looking for discounted clothing, home decor/ furniture, food, bedding and toiletries this…read moreis the place.

A novel discount store. Stuff is everywhere, tiny bit short of flea market. Like there's not really…read morea system where stuff is located, but if you go there enough you know where the stuff that you want is placed, unless they moved it.....lol. But they seem they are organizing things better as time goes along. They have some of EVERYTHING from food stuffs to furniture, toys, clothes, shoes, towels, sheets, bug zappers, light bulbs, paper ware, fancy water bottles, car seat covers, blankets, aspirin, deodorant, dishes, electronics, watches, big TVs, paper shredders, wine coolers, generators, safes- those big cast iron ones that survive infernos-----I still left a ton of stuff off this list haha......be aware that scratch and ding and retaped boxes of repackaged stuff rule here. I go mainly because I'm intrigued every time I go. Its unsuspectingly located in a huge warehouse, a short business row. From the front, it is quite nondescript, next to a dental office. Once inside, it can be overwhelming. You can wander around inside for hours discovering items tucked away in nooks and crannies, inspecting goods for missing parts and defects, looking for that "steal deal". Most of the items look like Costco returns and overstock items. Lots of Kirkland around. I got this really cool 2 person Tommy Bahama beach tent that compacts down into a tiny shoulder bag for $15--it scanned $60 on amazon price check, but I had to search through a bunch of them to piece part a complete one to take for myself. Also, some stuff, being a loyal Costco member myself, seemed really over priced for the not-great condition it may have been in. Check expiration dates! Customer service is usually pretty good, too. They get it that its controlled chaos, and they do their best to help you sort through it. In the winter, be prepared to be bulldozed in th aisles like you don't exist by some lovely visitors who, I've witnessed, argue for hours with the cashiers about the clearly posted "no money back, all sales final" policies----waiting in line, you see it on everyone else's faces "it was a dollar, really? Unlike maybe, YOU, I've got to get back to work!" Workers have been awesome for me, though, with exchanges if you talk to them with decent respect and reasonableness. Gee. Fun.

I was so excited to read about this new store... an odd lot;job lot;big lot;place with bargains. In…read morereality, it was very disappointing. The concept is that you grab a bag and sift through cardboard boxes of stuff and fill up your bag. Depending on the day you come, the prices change. Monday's price is $3; on Tuesdays it's $2 for each item in the box, etc... down to a 25 cents "blowout" on Thursday morning... until they restock and start the week again. I don't know if the people who came over the weekend and paid $6 an item got all the bargains, but we didn't see even one thing that we considered buying. It was just big cardboard boxes lined up and very awkward to reach into that had piles of the same junk in it -- items you'd find left over from a sale in a flea market. Around the perimeter were drug store and grocery items marked at supposedly 50 percent off the retail price. Again nothing that was of any interest to us. And that's saying a lot when I can't find at least one thing to spend my money on. I'm glad I came -- so I won't feel like I've missed out on anything. Now I know.

Not my cup of tea .... Just not what was expected and has changed since first opening a couple…read moreyears back. Felt like a garage sale indoors. Bins are gone and design changed. Store feels cluttered and slightly dark. We walked in to find only one other visitor on Saturday afternoon. We heard staff making up prices in back area for incoming items. It felt like rock, paper, scissors. Hmmm .... They proudly offer they are a Target Store liquidator now. Interesting as at least 1/2 the store did not look like regular Target merchandise. The pricing now is full retail and then a discount of 35% off. Todays special was slightly higher. They also warned that credit card would add a 3% charge. (Being in financials, they should check processor contract as Visa/MC do not commonly allow this) It was not what we wanted and left. Not knocking their decision to go this route, but doubt we would return. The original business design seemed to offer more possibilities and just needed some better execution. We do wish them luck ....

i found myself buying things on amazon that cost agreat deal more until i started shopping at dd"s…read morei have even been to the one in miami off 83st somewhere down there my sister took me i have visit the one in fort lauderdale on state road 7 and broward but my favorite is the one on mcnab and university i have really been please shopping at them all im off tomorrow and im also going shopping not just for myself but also for a co-worker we wear scrubs and i dare to buy them any where esle 5 stars im so please and prices are for real reasonable

This dd's Discounts was easy to navigate but could use a bit of organizing and picking up of items…read morethat were misplaced or thrown around. The cashier was friendly and worked quickly to get us checked out. She was also able to find the price of an item I wanted that was missing the price tag.

Clean organized. Shelves stocked..staff is very helpful.happy some items still 1.25 in kitchen area…read more.not happy that they have an area which is called catering same items were 1.25 then 1.50 now 3.00 to 5.00

Local Dollar Tree receives Bread deliveries from third party vendor are available at one third the…read morecost of grocery store prices.

This discount store is located inside the Festival Flea Market in Coconut Creek, near where Sample…read moreRoad intersects the Florida Turnpike. The couple that works here is Chinese, so it reminded me of the variety stores that you find in open markets in Asia, where you can find almost anything !! As I walked around the store, I saw all kinds of items from dozens of categories...health and beauty, electronics, automotive, silk flowers, kitchen, gardening, fashion and clothing, bath, hardware, etc.... many of the items were priced between $1-$5, so it is a nice inexpensive place to do some shopping... So, why would I stop here instead of the Dollar Tree, just yards away??? Well, they do have a lot of items that I would not find at Dollar Tree, especially things that might be in the $3-$8 range. Yes there are things that could be $10-$20 at Walmart or Target, but could be under $8 here, so take your time and browse around...the place is really big and most of the items are grouped in department categories, but some are not. The best thing is to ask one of the people for whatever you are looking for....they will be able to tell you if they have it.

Glad this company is gone. I purchased item when they were in Festival Flea market. She ran my card…read moreand said it wouldn't go through. I asked for a receipt that says denied or declined or error. She said it doesn't give one. I paid cash. When my card arrived the purchase had gone through. Next time I won't pay cash and will always call card company every day until I'm sure I wasn't billed. I wonder how many others were ripped off by this lady. This won't let me scroll up to correct. I bought 6 items. Never use a credit card and don't leave without a receipt!!! Forewarned.

This Dollar Tree is usually well organized, clean and well lit. I usually find their aisles…read morecleared and clean. Stuff on the shelves well placed and in the right area. Now that most stuff is $1.25 you are paying 25% more at Dollar Tree than what you used to pay last year, but it is still a bargain compared to other stores. For example, their office supplies are usually 50% less than what you pay at Office Depot. Their snacks are hit and miss. Their potato chips are now 4.65oz vs 5oz (last year) and they are $1.25. By the time you calculate unit price, the Chips at Aldi's are a better deal.... Overall, a great place to get stuff !!

As usual, we were out running errands and this Dollar Tree was a convenient stop…read more Getting cards were on the list and easily found. A few items from the snack aisle and we ready to check out. A quick and friendly stop!

Buyers beware!!!Do not pay with the credit or debit card. They will ring up wrong price and then…read moreyour card will be charged $3 or more later and if you ask for a receipt make sure they didn't ring it up as cash. Pay with cash only get a receipt and always double check your receipt. Their prices always fluctuate usually a dollar or more than the day before. And they try to get away with it because of the "language barrier" and the convenience.