There are some great fines in the store. The prices are absolutely right and the selection is huge…read more The cashier I had was so nice

Staff is very helpful. Inventory is excellent. Several high-end products at great prices.read more

we bought a Permobil power chair a few months ago and were very happy with the price We recently…read moreneeded a repair and your staff immediately came out to our house and repaired it Excellent,Excellent customer service Kudos to the staff and Mr Crawford! J&M in Philadelphia

Putting clothes on hangers would be helpful This place looked clean but no organization for the…read moreclothes what so ever.

Great experience here, returning customer. Negotiates reasonable price. Huge selection of quality…read moreproducts. Go to place for tools. New and used. Also open late enough to go after work.

If I could give zero stars I would that's how bad it is. This establishment loves to play a game…read morewhere they'll price things on the fly and then when you go to purchase it, they'll re-look up the item at the register and decide to charge you even more than what they think it could be worth. Extremely unprofessional and have no idea how to run a pawnshop. Not to mention the shop is filled with nothing more than a bunch of junk with a couple hidden items scattered around that again are priced incorrectly and will be over priced before you could ever purchase it.

Looks like they may be playing tricks with prices... it says Dollar General but wow most prices are…read moreeven more than the supermarket.

From the owner: Dollar General Bellmawr is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

The Grocery Shopping at this Store in South Philadelphia is absolutely GREAT and I can find…read moreabsolutely everything that I need in 1 Store...

Just wow! A friend told me about this place and I thought I wouldn't find anything because I have a…read moreplant based diet. Not true. There is a ton of organic, plant based, and healthy foods here. Expiration dates vary but most are pretty good, like a month or two +. I've found fresh fruits, vegetables, diaya cheesecake, oat milk ice cream, diaya pizza, nut milks, etc. a whole gallon of bit milk is about $3-4 and the pizza was just $3-4. Wow! Just wow. The stock rotates so you never know what you'll find. Hi there often. You won't be disappointed. Take a look at my pic. Grocery Outlet haul. Lots of specialty items and organic. $160 spent. $183 saved!

Great deals. Great value and great service is offered here. Great selection of things to discoverread more

Missing a delivery from Amazon, SHEIN or Temu? It's probably here. Lots of items I've seen on…read moreFacebook and TikTok. Cheap, not always perfect, but a fun place to peruse. If you're adventurous, buy a $45 Amazon box unmarked with unopened items. Could be a chainsaw, gold chain, puppy pee pads, wool socks or an air fryer.

Every time I go to this store to buy suet , the sign on the suet says 8 for 8 dollars may 1-may7 ,…read morebut they NEVER honor their ads Just another store that treats the customer like shit I am done shopping there

If you are a fan of places like Big Lots and Ollie's, this is the kind of place you'd like…read more We walked in clueless on what to expect, but we were pleasantly surprised how big the store was. Some of the items were bargain basement low quality, but other stuff we found was surprising. Their gardening center had lots of different planters, stakes, shepherd's hooks, etc., and we loved the mix of summer / beach stuff anyone might need. Pool noodles, beach chairs, etc. Well worth the 17 minute drive from our house.

Selection and value are great! And the chirpy, wisecracking cashier was bearable until I put my…read morepurse on the counter to get out my wallet. "Oh, looks like you need a new purse. We have a nice selection of purses here." Spoiler: I did not look at the store's purportedly nice selection of purses. I left feeling sorry for management because it's so hard to weed out rude idiots during the hiring process. No amount of coaching will fix someone who thinks it's a great sales tactic to be insulting. Sorry, Nordstrom Rack. I get it, I manage people too, and it sucks. ​

Was here in Cherry Hill and was selling a shirt on their rack from SHEIN! double the prices way to…read morehigh!

Unlike other dollar stores where some stuff is more than a dollar, everything here is a dollar…read more It's a tough location with an Ollie's bargain outlet and a Five Below in the same plaza, yet they seem to do well. Always a quick checkout and the people working here are friendly. Shelves well stocked and seriously quality items for a buck. Last time here got a bunch of things including hummingbird wind chimes for the wife. No need for a price check, they were a dollar.

This particular Dollar Tree was so clean and so organized. All the shelves were well stocked. One…read moreof the best ones I've been to

Wonderful way to move along nice clothing that you no longer wear, or shoes that never quite fit…read more Very welcoming staff. Samaritan people are there to help us when we lose a loved one, every time. It's wonderful to be able to give (a little) back.

Before donating beloved items consider the FACT that many of the volunteers are ALLOWED to keep…read moreWHATEVER items they want for personal gain and/or resell for their own pocket outside of Samaritan Thrift. This has been going on for some time. The Hospice Patients (real people and their families) are losing out on profits. It is a shame that this unethical (illegal) practice, taking away from a charity, is going unchecked here. A few of the volunteers are honest, however; a number are not and have not been for some time. This is not new knowledge apparently (there a number of community members who know this and have addressed it, yet Samaritan does not address it), but just posting it here so people, with donations, can decide where they want them to go. A number of us have stopped donating as our previous donations are lining a number of the volunteers' pockets.