Horrible customer service at the Family Dollar Store at Williams Arizona. The rudest cashier old lady! She is running customer away from shopping at this store! Managers must address this issue with her, or no one will want to shop at this store! read more

Be advised, bargain hunters and 99¢ store aficionados: Family Dollar, while certainly a purveyor of discounts and seconds, has most items priced at more than a dollar. I understand that for some, this will result in an apoplectic display of unadulterated, authentic frontier jibberish... but if you can get past this point, there are some cheapish finds here if you're willing to lower your standards to a level of basic utility and accept the nearly disposable nature of items found here (note, there's a Dollar General around the corner, but if you don't like Family Dollar's pricing, you're gonna have a bad time there, too.) Staying with the kids at a nearby hotel, we wandered in for cheap hotel toys, batteries, and some warm hats and gloves. All of these items were found quickly in the somewhat cluttered but small store. Several "end displays" of assorted bins of crapulent knock-off toys block the entrance/exit, and likely excite the Fire Marshal on his bi-annual visits. Cheap ski caps for a dollar and mittens/gloves for $3 were ours for the taking. Five year old daughter selected some terrible Shopkins toy, and sons settled on walkie talkies with a 6 ft. range and lots of "squelch" (sorry Millenial readers, you grew up in a world of telecommunications in which squelch was probably irrelevant...) Anyway, I enjoy pawing through discount store stock like some kind of starving raccoon... sometimes, you just might find the proverbial lobster tail that got dropped on the floor. Don't hate on Family Dollar; just think of them as Big Lots' smaller second cousin with a superfluous third nipple and maybe missing a toe on her left foot. read more

This was our second stop of the evening in search of balloons and bubbles and they did not disappoint. We were immediately greeted by employees, found what we needed right away with a good variety of options, and were checked out quickly. We figured the only grocery store in town would have what we needed, but we were deeply disappointed with Safeway and unable to find anything we needed. I would definitely try here first for your needs. It is definitely a bit cluttered, but is still manageable to navigate. You also cannot beat the prices for many of the items there. read more

Traveling through town, needed a can of compressed air to clean my cell phone. "Matt" waited on us, cashed us out and we were on our way! Just the day before, we stopped to get 2 flashlightS, a box of bandaids, some granola bars and 2 water bottles to take on our hike. Spent $7. No complaints here! read more

Everything your heart could want out of a dollar store. Not everything is a dollar and that's ok.... we filled a cart up with amazing apparel and crafts and houseware and candles !!! The cashier guy was super cool ! And he had no idea what Vegan even was .. so we chatted for a min about it ! Love this store! Will be back for more "Gucci" hats !!!! Haha read more

Disheveled, unorganized, and a horde of randomly priced products which cost more than a dollar or two. Imagine cramped aisles of non-nonsensical items mixed with the refuse from souvenir shops from around the area. Add a sprinkle of low-quality 1990's plastic home goods, and a dash of "seasonal" goods like gift wrapping paper... Voila, you have Family Dollar. I did not find a single item in this store that I wanted or needed. Unless you have a dire need for off-brand AA batteries or cheap knockoff tools, I can't see a reason to shop here. I remember a local mumbling about getting "stocking-stuffers", so I guess even he didn't know what he was looking to buy. There's no sense of organization in the store. The cashiers seem nice and friendly, but what's the point if you can't find anything? read more

There are some cheap things here. It was so cold when we arrived in Williams that we needed to buy gloves, it was only $2 for women's and kid's gloves. Thats all we needed so this store was good enough. Not many stores open after 8pm in Williams. This place is like a mini mart, they sold clothes, toiletries, food, drinks. A small one stop shop to pick up basic neccesities before heading to the Grand Canyon. read more

Ok, there wasn't $hit in this place that was a dollar; everything was well over a dollar and in fact many things were between $10-$20 dollars. We came in here looking for some cheap pots and cooking utensils for our camping/hiking trip at the Grand Canyon and the crap in here was more expensive than if I had just went to Bed Bath and Beyond or Crate and Barrel. Family dollar blows and can suck it. My last words are, don't call yourself a dollar store if none of your $hit is a dollar. read more

Nice clean store dubbed the small towns version of a Walmart. Good prices on most things, but keep in mind, this store is more for necessity and though the name may have the word dollar in it, it isn't actually a dollar store (something I don't feel this store should be personally held accountable for being it is a corporation). They do have some dollar items though. The staff is nice, the manager's a real sweet guy too! All in all, not a bad place to go to pick up some odds and ends in this little tourist town. read more