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I came here today with no expectations. It felt like a big lots store and was more organized in the…read morefront but disorganized in the back. I came specifically to look at their books and the prices of books was amazing. I brought a novel home for $3.99. They have a lot of kitchen and home goods, rugs and small selection of garden things. I looked at the prices of some of their home appliances and it was fairly priced. What put me off about this place was the restroom mainly. It was so dirty, and not maintained. I blame mostly customers for throwing stuff on the ground including dirty toilet paper, who does that? There were not a lot of employees but someone should check in on the bathrooms because it was so gross. The employee at the checkout was so sweet and welcoming though, so I think I would come back if I'm in the area again.

Genuinely one of my favorite thrift places! They always have the best sales and I've gotten so many…read moregood shirts there! The jean selection was also immaculate! Lots of trinkets and some toys as well! I love coming back often!

The Teasure Hound, supporting Friends of Homeless Animals is a great place to shop. Always…read moresomething new to see and lots of treasures to find! Donations are 10-4 on certain days, call ahead. They are always looking for volunteers for the Treasure Hound and F.O.H.A. to care for the animals at the no kill shelter. Thanks for your support!

This thrift store is honestly such a hidden gem. Not only can you find amazing pieces -- from…read moreclothes to unique items -- but the money you spend goes toward a non-profit organization that rescues wild and domestic animals from cruelty, neglect, and lack of care. I think that's what makes shopping here so special. You're getting things you love while supporting a powerful cause at the same time. They also have a donation section if you want to give a little extra, which I definitely recommend. Overall, it's a great place doing great things -- definitely check it out!

I can tell the staff put a lot of effort in organizing the store and filtering out items of…read morequestionable quality or remaining life. The quality of the dress shirts are amazing for adults. Lots of warm clothing available for children. For adults, sizing skews towards the larger sizes in jackets and shirts and pants probably because fewer donate at the smaller sizes for adults. Medium and large were the most common adult sizes seen. Children sizing appeared abundant. Value during a 30% off sale season are amazing. Service at the counter is friendly. Parking is abundant toward the end of the day.

Most of the inventory is dated and not great quality. You are better off selling online yourself…read more(so easy and you do not give up 60%) or donating to those in need. Be prepared, some of the staff has an attitude problem (for no reason). Good luck.

This store is amazing. I can't believe it's been around 13 years and I never knew it. I…read moreaccidentally came on the day of the sidewalk sale. Unbelievably good clothes for $5 each. The clothes inside equally amazing and surprisingly affordable. Lots of famous brands and really high quality clothing in a variety of sizes. They don't have fitting rooms which I was at first not happy about, but as it turns out everyone just changes in front of the mirrors in a back corner. It was the most fun communal shopping experience I've ever had, getting feedback on everything I tried on. This is my go-to shop for dance clothes and work clothes from here on out.

This morning was already close to 90 degrees, and I honestly just came in here to finish up a…read morebusiness call. The air conditioning was right on cue and it was just what I needed, because the shopping center where this store is located has zero trees and zero shade. I was on the phone for a good 8 minutes and no one bothered me or asked what I was doing. Then I needed a pen to write down some information. I was not that prepared as you can see. Georgia was super nice to me and walked to show me where there were some pens by the register. That was so kind of her. Then I noticed a Dove bar of soap that normally sells for more than $4.00 anywhere else. Here it was less than $1.25. Georgia helped me again while I purchased the soap. She's a great employee and I had a great experience with her and this store

We were in the area and decided to drop by…read more Found everything we needed and then some. There were quite a few boxes laying around but a lot is happening at the Dollar Tree. It's also the Holiday season. The store manager, April is the sweetest. She is so humble and took the time to have a conversation with us and had a lovely sense of humor. Made our visit that much better! Overall, I'm glad we got a chance to visit while everything is still $1. Prices will be going up soon.

I usually enjoy browsing HomeSense for unique home items, but my recent visits left me…read moredisappointed. When I checked out on my last trip, the young gentleman at the register kept yawning and barely acknowledged me -- it came across as lacking basic manners and customer service. To make matters worse, a picture frame I bought turned out to be damaged in the corner when I unwrapped it at home. When I brought it back to return, the sales associate spoke to me in an accusatory tone and insisted that I had damaged it. I explained that I discovered the damage only after opening the packaging, but she refused to accept the return. Thankfully, I asked to speak with the Manager, who checked my receipt, realized I had purchased it just the day before, and resolved the situation professionally. I appreciated the manager stepping in, but the interaction should never have escalated to that point. Glad it was ultimately corrected, but the sales associate definitely needs better training in communication, customer courtesy, and how to handle returns without blaming customers.

I was in the area today due to my husband going to the medical center and getting his eyes…read moredilated. Thus, it was possible that I may be the one driving home. Anyway...while he was at his appt., I decided to walk around the shopping center (FairLakes Promenade). I had seen Home Sense before but never got around to checking it out. Finally, got to do that today. At first glance, it looked like it was a furniture store. Yes, they have lots of furniture but a deeper look showed there was so much more. There are towels, bedding, kitchen utensils, household cleaning items, rugs and decorative items. My intention was just to look not buy. However, when I saw the food items, I realized that I needed a shopping cart. Things that caught my eye...imported pasta, pasta sauces, spices, sweets and a cleaning formulation for shower doors and mirrors. Truthfully, there were other items that attracted me but I exercised will power. For example, I saw a lovely vase but my sensible side said "we don't need another vase." There was artwork but sensible side said "We have enough of that and only so much wall space". When I went to check out, the cashier was friendly. I found out, when he tried to get me to sign up for a credit card, that they are part of a conglomerate that includes TJ Maxx. No, we don't need another credit card! My haul ended up costing $35 plus change. Once we were home, I showed my husband my haul. He asked what it cost and was pleasantly surprised. Aw, gee! I'm so proud of myself :D So, no regrets for paying Home Sense a visit!

So today I rushed out the door & left my glasses at home - quelle horror! Lol…read more I work 5 minutes from this Dollar Tree so off I went to get a pair of reading glasses; thank goodness that's the only thing I need them for but I NEED them for work! *sigh* The moment I walked in the door, barely passed 8 AM, I was instantly greeted by a very polite & friendly young man. I got a couple pairs of glasses & got out; have to say reading glasses for $1 is pretty dang good especially since they typically start at $15 at most stores. I bought a few pairs because I'm infamous for leaving them somewhere since I only need them for reading & they're not on my face all the time, LOL. When I got to work I realized that I bought one with the wrong strength so after work I went back to the dollar store to exchange it for the correct strength. I had another nice young man help me exchange them & off I went. This Dollar Tree is always busy because it's in the heart of Fairfax. They usually have some really cool things that other Dollar Tees don't. It's always nicely stocked & clean. All Covid measures were in place. What else can I say... it's a dollar store.

I love their stationary cards being 2 for $1. Admittedly I was miffed last year, although with…read moreinflation, Dollar Tree probably didn't have a choice. Now it's the $1.25 tree. It's a bit annoying, but where else can you get home cleaning liquids, or other household items for less? Garbage bags and other essentials, will guarantee this place will stay in business. Don't buy their shaving razors, as the adage "you get what you pay for" is true. Other than being a blood donor, I like most of their products. You can get a three pack of Dial shower soap for $1.25. That's quite good, and occasionally they'll have a decent book to buy. Have found these to be pleasant surprises. This location is very organized. Lines can be a problem, but it's hard to find help these days. All in all a decent place for household stuff.

Well it's closing now, and I'm surprised it stayed open this long…read more It's supposed to be a bargain place, but their stuff is waaay overpriced and it has been since they opened. Disappointing

every body is very friendly! The manager omg he is great! I love this store I went there about a…read moreweek ago, so sad and disappointed saw that my favorite big Lots store was closed, hoping that get reopen