I must say, I had my reservations about returning to this store. I was pleasantly surprised at the…read moreimprovement I saw from my last visit. The aisles were much easier to navigate and there was no insane clutter of items in the housewares area. This store did not update signs for clearance sales and this was to my advantage as I was able to get many items for just .10 a piece. I did find much old and discontinued stock and was able to get some and was denied the sale on four boxes of DG K-Cups Coffee because the best by date was in December 2024 and I wanted to buy them in January 2025. Aside from that, I left this store with a ton of merchandise for just a few bucks.

I usually stop into the Livingston Manor Dollar General once or twice a month for 4 years now. It…read morehas always been sad looking. I stopped in twice this month and can see a very noticeable difference in how the store is looking. They have a new manager and it seems he knows his profession well. It's definitely looking up all around. Kudos to your new manager!

Gorgeous store with excellent interior decoration finds. The owner of the store is super sweet and…read moreprovided some excellent tips for things to do in the area.

So l have never left a review like this before but, l am very unhappy with how we were treated in…read morethis store. My 2 younger daughter s were in store with me and are animal lover s so we were warned to not to touch the one dog so they didn't. My daughter was over looking at sweater s and the dog was laying under that table and lady rude to my wife and my daughter about the dog. My daughter has plenty of sense to not touch a dog when warned. Long story short won't be back and we left our stuff on counter and booked out as fast as possible.

Absolutely the best! The owner has an incredible eye for unique quality from antique and vintage…read morelinens to china, art work and jewelry. People in the know drive from great distances to come to her shop. Now that she has her new location, it is soooo easy to see the items and really shop till you drop. Wherever you might be, make the effort to visit, you won't be disappointed

The lady who runs the store is very knowledgeable about period styles. She can piece together…read morepretty much anything on a historical basis. The stock continually changes; which is a major plus. Some of the clothing shows it's age with wear; but that's what I'm looking for. I'm a local photographer and I use this shop nearly exclusively for a vintage look for my models. Also, the prices are completely realistic. I hate to recommend the place because I want it all to myself! But it's a wonderful store. She accepts most forms of payment including credit card. Hours are typically Friday-Sunday 10am - 5pm but she does open by appointment if you call ahead. Here's one outfit I purchased: http://www.flickr.com/photos/23859710@N02/10660872043/in/set-72157634652841529

The stuff is decent, but the prices are ridiculous. We're talking salvaged and vintage items, not…read morepriceless antiques. Its rusty steel, and old beat up wood dragged out of some old warehouse, or someones basement, but the stuff is priced as if its extinct Honduran Rosewood with hand gilding and King Midas himself sat on it and scratched his butt. Its kind of a shame, because if it was priced reasonably, it would be great and they would move inventory, but its not, therefor you find yourself walk in thinking "hmmm, thats kind of neat, maybe I could make that piece work in my place" then you flip over the tag and look at the price and think " F that! Are they nuts?"

Someday, when I am rich, I will partially decorate my home with the furniture that is sold here. I…read morecan never walk in without experiencing unrequited-inanimate object-love of some kind. Though I've only made one purchase (a tiny vintage desk lamp for my boyfriend) at the price of $60 (probably the least expensive item available), I can safely say that the owners/employees love the stuff they sell. I put the lamp on hold and when I came to pick it up it was *gleaming*. The gentleman behind the counter had polished and cleaned it for me, free of charge. My one complaint is that he didn't have anything other than a plastic grocery bag to put my purchase into.

A gem of a store. Lots of local in season fruits, veggies, cheeses, and meats. The prices are…read morereasonable and the staff is well informed and friendly. The store also carries a number of international condiments, sauces, and candies as well as cookbooks, tablecloths, napkins, dishes, bakeware, and kitchen gadgets.

Well appointed and stocked, this local store provides an incredible selection of both gourmet and…read morelocal foods. They always have a great selection of vibrant fresh produce from local farms, along with local meats, drinks and cheeses. Convenient hours, seven days per week. they often host pop-ups with other local vendors. The prices are competitive. The staff is always warm and welcoming, and willing to help.

New to the area and this place has been my go to many times now they are helpful and have literally…read moreeverything you could ever need

Website says they're open until 5PM on Saturday. We got there at 3:30 and they were closed. I knew…read moreI should have went to Home Depot instead.

This place scares me deeply…read more Once you run the gauntlet past the toothless cashiers on their break, the clouds of cigarette smoke and cheap perfume, and the impeding sadness that you are actually entering this establishment, you are greeted with the smell of despair, desolation and chemicals. This is the odor of Family Dollar. Family Dollar is a place where products go to die. Do you really need a plastic fountain in the shape of a German house? Do you really need a cheap-ass CD player that was made in Bangladesh? Do you really need candy that was discontinued at Wal-Mart and has an expiration date of two monthss ago? My answer is a resounding, "NO!" The sign outside proudly proclaims that you can get milk here now. What freakish cow did this milk come from? How sad that the cow worked so hard to produce milk that ends up in this pit of hell. I feel sorry for that cow. Poor cow. Avoid it at all costs, before it sucks you into the fold and you become one with the machine...

Hey this Dollar Store rocks no doubt! Unless you like paying full retail for some things that are…read morecommon to all of us. I love a deal and I find it a lot fun to look around for all kinds of stuff, tools, shirts, whatever. I get really decent t-shirts for 2 or 3 bucks! They actually just re-did the store and have a lot more things. Hey sometimes with coffee so pricey they have some good deals if just to save a few bucks on that!

I find the pharmacists kind, helpful, and willing to go out of their way for their customers.read more

The pharmacy is a joke. Never open. Takes a day to fill a single prescription. If you're planning…read moreto get your scripts, better call first. They close when they feel like it's necessary. The Ass. Manager (yes I abbreviated on purpose) takes her job far too seriously. Meeting ppl at the door to "break the news" about the pharmacy being yet again closed early, as if her telling me makes a bit of a difference. Not when I've been waiting 4DAYS FOR MY MEDS. HOPEFULLY THE PHARMACY GETS SHUT DOWN LIKE THE REST OF THE WALGREENS ARE.