We were greeted with such genuine, nice vibes by Mr. Hall. We were in a hurry and he was very…read morepatient in helping us prepare for our Church Brunch. Good Customer service goes along way when creating a good "shopping vibe" -to buy more stuff and keep the customers loyal!

I absolutely love this store because of the competitive prices, but this particular store is jammed…read morepacked with merchandise. Like its very difficult to move about in the store. On this day in the store, they were out of bags, go figure. You either had to carry your things out in your hands or get a boxed they pieced together. The register area is always a mess. I've never seen it clean or uncluttered. Again I love the prices because it saves me money on household products but if you deal with claustrophobia you may wanna shop elsewhere.

It seems that my prescription for reading glasses has changed. Why pay $10 for a pair when I can…read morepay $1? Yes, everything in this Dollar Tree is exactly one dollar (plus tax). Yes, it's mostly cheap crap but that's fine. I managed to pick up a few other interesting trinkets and such while I was here. The store was tidy and it was neat and it was well organized. I have no complaint.

3 stars for remaining open until 10pm…read more 0 stars for needing a receipt on exchanges. 2 stars for the organization and dark-y not cheery nor bright shopping location. It just doesn't say.... HEY come shop here. You go because of utilitarian purposes - cheap, quick and easy. Which means - no receipt, no exchange permitted so I get to keep 5 items and give them away or utilize them as best as possible.

Five Below is one of those places you really shouldn't overlook. I stopped in recently and ended up…read morefinding a great book in their book section for just $5--it's a calming anxiety workbook that actually walks you through exercises. I took it over to Starbucks afterward and worked through a few pages, and it was exactly what I needed. What I love about Five Below is the variety. You can find a little bit of everything--headphones, toys, home décor, seasonal items, and even practical things like birthday cards, gift bags, wrapping paper, and bows. It's honestly a one-stop shop for a lot of everyday needs without spending a lot. The store is always stocked with fun and useful finds, and the prices make it easy to grab what you need (and a few extras) without breaking the bank. Definitely don't sleep on Five Below--worth checking out every time.

This is my neighborhood Five and Below. I visit this location pretty regularly to see what deals…read morethey have and to find treats for the Nibblings. I have noticed that a few items can be found for a cheaper price at other stores. So be mindful when shopping. This store is very busy and normally not the cleanest. The cheap candy isn't normally stocked either. The employees are always helpful and friendly. Five and Below 12740 S Tryon St Charlotte, NC 28273

The guys at this store today were amazing. I had a tough time at another store today & these guys…read more came through. So kind, friendly, and were ready to support any way they can. Thank you Dwayne!

Bought a used game that had $9.99 price That charged me…read more$19.99 and added protection price on checkout I fought that and took it off Asked the manager to match listed price in case and he gave bs answer that it was filed away Untrustworthy salesmen Think Cory was Mgr Beware

Don't recall the last time i went into a Big Lots, but i needed a cheap side table to put a printer…read moreon so i checked it out. They had a pretty decent selection of reasonably priced furniture and i bought a nice-looking tv-stand that works to hold an oversized printer. Can't vouch for the staying power of the piece, but it appears to be good quality so far. While there, the man in the furniture department was friendly as could be. It's a nice new store worth checking out if you're nearby and don't mind close-out store places. Much, much nicer than the Rose's place next door. That place kind of scares me.

I was cleaning a powder coated cabinet that was oxidized using scotch brite scouring pads. I ran…read moreout at 8:45pm. I called Big Lots to see if they had any while I was driving there. Brandy searched the store to find them and told me they were in stock. I told her I was on my way but it was 8:55. She asked me how many I needed. I told her 10 packs. She asked if they didn't have that many if I wanted what they had. I said yes. She told me just to pull up to the front door. When I pulled up she was waiting at the door with 4 packs of Scotch Brite pads in a bag!!!! I went in and slid my card and was out the door in less than 2 minutes. What a GREAT CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE!! Kudos to Brandy and Big Lots!

Nice hallmark store and pretty big compared to the other one left on cost would. They have a better…read moreinventory and good deals if your in their rewards program. Most of the time I am greeted when I enter of the person isn't too busy. Since it's in the mall there is plenty of parking. It's clean and you can find a card and gift for any occasion. They have a free mini card on Fridays. Enjoy!

Very nice selection and friendly staff…read more As Arboretum location is now closed, the Carolina Place store will be my first choice of specialty gifts and cards.

Very cool store with local items. Very interesting to find a store with table and chairs in the…read moreback area where a small bookstore can be found. A microwave is available for customers to use. Doesn't feel like being in an airport store.

This is regarding the excellent service and above and beyond help at the Charlotte's Landing store…read more(operated by Paradies Lagardere) in the E Rotunda at CLT on 12/19/2024. I'd just broken my charging cable - a common enough USB to USB-C cable used for many Android phones. But none of the 3 Charlotte's Landing stores from Gate E45 back to the E Rotunda had even one replacement in stock. My phone charge was running out at midday and I had another flight of hours ahead of me. At the store in E Rotunda I met a woman named Antoinette. When I told her how tired and frustrated I was (half of CLT's moving sidewalks were out of service and it's a long walk with luggage) she asked if I'd like her to charge my phone from their charger behind the counter. There were other staff present, an Asst Mgr named Rayne helped, too, and a Mgr named Pear came through and took note that those cables should be restocked. But Antoinette was kind and helpful and made pleasant conversation for the 20 or so minutes while she charged my device, while ringing up sales promptly and never once failed to personally greet every person who came in. She saved my day. She's a great employee and I'm so glad I met her.