Disclaimer, I think I came on a bad day. I came here for the first time on Saturday. I just…read morerecently found out about this place and wanted to check it out. I can't compare this one to the Hurst location as I've been to neither. This is a bin, liquidation store that carries merchandise from Target, Amazon, and possibly Nordstrom/Nordstrom Rack on some occasions. Not gonna lie, I came for the Nordstrom stuff and there was none to be found when I went. There was a lot of stuff from Target though. A lot! They had shoes for $5, lightbulbs that normally cost $10-$15 for $5, and framed artwork for $10 or 3 for $25. Great deals! They also have a decent selection of furniture, outdoor home items, lamps, and vacuums. If I was moving into a new home, I would definitely come here to see if there are any good deals on accent furniture before going to big name furniture stores. The prices of the furniture reminded me of those I've found on Overstock and Bed Bath and Beyond's website. A downside to shopping here is that different things are damaged. Not everything, but enough to where you'll get used to seeing broken things on the shelves. Would I return? I would, but now that I know what to expect, I'll plan my trips there a bit better, especially to get the Nordstrom stuff!

Obviously, since this is a bin store, the selection is pretty random and some items are bound to be…read moredamaged by the nature of customers' scavenging, but I love this store.

If you like name brand items but trying to save a few dollars, the outlets are where you want to…read morebe. On this trip I went to Coach where I was able to locate the bag i had seen online. I had numerous employees assist me as I pondered about other bags that caught my eye while in the store. Lots of free parking available. Not a fan of how the stores are lined up and having to find the cut throughs to get to the other side but that's just me.

I was on the hunt for new running shoes and decided to visit the outlet mall in Grand Prairie. When…read moreI arrived, I noticed the Nike store--but the Reebok store was even closer, so I headed in, and I'm so glad I did. The store was spotless, beautifully organized, and immediately welcoming. As soon as I walked in, Mr. Mike greeted me warmly and offered assistance, then personally guided me to the men's running shoe section. I found a fantastic selection of discounted running shoes and ended up purchasing two pairs. When I needed help finding the perfect fit, both Ms. Bailey and Mr. Mike went above and beyond--taking the time to help me choose the best shoes for my feet at an incredible price of $39.99 each. Their professionalism, friendliness, and genuine eagerness to help made the entire experience outstanding. It's clear Ms. Bailey leads by example, as the store's cleanliness, organization, and excellent customer service truly stand out. I will absolutely be back and look forward to visiting again soon! I hope to see you there.

Another dollar store in the neighborhood, and all the people said, "Yay!"…read more What does this dollar store have that other ones don't have? Fresh produce and vegetables! I mean, you have to be careful and look it over to see just how fresh it is, but it's a great option. It is clean, well-organized, and has a little of this and a little of that. Want bandaids? They have em. Want a puzzle? Yeah, that too. Want some snacks? Plenty to choose from. Make sure when you are buying food from the grocery aisles that you always check the expiration dates. I saw a great deal on mayonnaise, but when I looked at the expiration date, it was only two weeks out. Bummer. This dollar store also has a good selection of seasonal merchandise, so when Christmas and Easter come along, you'll be able to get some inexpensive decorations. Check it out and see what unexpected treasure you come up with!

ok so i never been to this specific chain of stores. I always pass by it on the way to work and saw…read morethey finally had their grand opening so i decided to stop by. Let me start in the parking lot. There is plenty of parking but on the afternoons the bingo hall next door is open and there's a atm in the parking lot so there will be lots of cars trying to get cash out of the atm. The store has plenty of shopping carts and baskets available. It is well lighted and with plenty of security cameras for everyone's safety. This location is pretty big so it does not feel crowded at all. They have a little of everything you would typically find in other stores similar to this. Cosmetics, small decor items, normal households, seasonal items etc. This store is a great place to get small essentials without breaking the bank. It also has some really cute stuff you just have to look. What really impresses me and sets this store apart from others of its kind is the fresh food and produce section. Sure other 99cent stores have bread and milk and canned good but they dont have fresh fruit for 99 cents! They had fruit, vegetables, salads in bags and pretty much anything you could use to make a basic meal. Some items are more then the 99cents advertise but it will tell you what it costs on it if not underneath it. I had minimal contact with store employees because everything was easy to find and everything was organized. The cashier was nice and had some small talk with her so their employees were nice and friendly. What i also liked about the store is the mural at the top of the wall towards check out. Looks like they played a homage to the famous landmarks of the city of Arlington by drawing the Rangers ballpark, att stadium, the convention center etc. I will definitely be back in this store in the near future.

Found everything I was looking for and more during this visit. I was disappointed with most of the…read morecanned coffees I purchased. However, the excellent customer service from the cashier and Cororo Japanese gummies made my visit worthwhile.

Clean and well organized upon entrance. You can find nearly anything you can think of when it comes…read moreto convenience items. Yummy Asian snacks. Friendly staff and good value on the products. Would recommend!

Great selection! The main thing I like here though is that everything is clearly marked with a…read moreprice. And if you can't find it, when you check out, they'll let you know how much it is before they charge you. Aisles are narrow, but you have to expect that in a clearance center like this. The people were very friendly. I like the way they have it organized. We went for left under Candy, and we were not disappointed!

I've shopped here several times and haven't had a problem. I'm not sure why they had to answer my…read morequestion then argue that they didn't have a missed call? I called three times from my office at work, wanting to know if they had any of this product left. 3 times. Then they point out that they have called ID and didnt miss a ca. Why? I called. 3 times, I cant control what their phone shows. Then ... after I tell them what numbers I called from, since they took the time out to tell me they have called ID, they tell me it's not their number. I specifically told them, they were the numbers I called from. What is this high school? Rude! Guess I'm going to have to pass up the sale.

I think this is the Dollar Tree I'm looking to review... The Google Maps says the address is 915 W…read morePioneer Parkway but I'm sure this is the right one. I love Dollar Tree -- I was able to do some affordable Christmas shopping here and though a lot of the things here may be questionable in quality, you have to remember you're at a Dollar Tree. You just have to skim through and find the good stuff. Inflation happened and now it's not really a dollar -- it's $1.25, but that's still completely a steal. I was able to find some great deals to decorate my office and the store was your typical Dollar Tree. Nothing too fancy. Though I don't "shop" at Dollar Tree often, knowing that there is a location here, I may stop by whenever I need some quick cheap finds.

They have a large selection but lord it smells like poop!! it is definitely one of the bigger…read moredollar trees but the smell is disgusting! They have a limited number of cashiers for the high traffic location.

I had to write about this soon before I forget the experience! I wish I could go again just to take…read moremy time. His actual artwork wasn't there, but the visual effects in the exhibition were definitely sensory triggered; leaving mental images. This alone describes exactly what Van Gogh's art does - leave an image and even a lasting impression on the viewer. Along the tour there are QR codes that provide a link to more information about the artist and his particular works of art. You'll be able to keep and share the information. Example: vangogh.panel.015 and vangogh.panel.007. These will come up differently on your smartphone. Download the app according to your location: Van Gogh Immersive + (city name). There are hands-on activities for children and big kids too like coloring ;) My favorite part of the exhibition was the VR story of what inspired his works. They covered looking up, down, to the sides, behind, and all around. I enjoyed that immensely! This immersion was an interesting way to see and learn about the artist from the exhibit displays, hologram effects and virtual experience of this modern-day museum. Side notes: Being that our original date was cancelled in August from their delayed equipment transport due to the pandemic, we got a free VIP upgrade from the ticket vendor, Fever. Also, the location in Dallas is in Globe Life Park. Expect to climb quite a bit of stairs, which may not be easy for elderly, pregnant women, or babies in strollers. Ask the greeter for elevator access. Lastly, don't skip any exhibits. Take your time to enjoy in wonder and awe!

*The Arlington Van Gogh experience is not affiliated in anyway to the Van Gogh experience in…read moreDallas* My friend and I bought our tickets to to see this Immersive Experience back in March. That is how far booked out they were. We rolled up on a Sunday night; paid $10 to park, and went inside the old Rangers Stadium. I didn't think the signage was all that great, but look for the Diamond Club entrance, and there you are. You get to spend as much time as you want going through the small exhibit, and you can come and go out of the immersion room. The music and imagery are on a 30 minute loop. The room is super neat. Very relaxing. There are a bunch of benches and bean bags to sit, or you can sit on the floor. I am not sure if we just picked a good time to go (Sunday at 7:30) or the crowds are not large because there were not many people there. The two times we went inside the room we found seating right away. My favorite part of this experience was paying the $5 for the virtual reality. You sit in a chair and put the VR machine over your head and you start off in Van Gogh's room and descend down the stairs into a field. I have never done VR before, but now I want to do again. You can look every which way and see the scenes that Van Gogh probably saw when he created his paintings. A man's voice talks to you and describes all the scenery. You're in a field/farm area and then go through a little town with he big moon and stars, and then cruise towards to the sea and then you're back in VG's bedroom to end it. It was really cool to feel like you are floating in a painting. I highly recommend this event.

They're really bringing this place up! We've been coming to this area for several years and I like…read morethat they are updating it! I'm sure it helps out a lot when they have their festival events too.

First of three weekends for ATS in kicking off this Fire Horse Lunar New Year. Crazy busy it was…read morehere Saturday night. Packed parking lot. Mob scene at their street food market, gift stalls, and food courts. Thank goodness there was a bit of sanity in their sit down restaurants; special time had watching their non-stop lineup of entertainment of lion dances and big productions of bands, singers, and, dancers on their main stage. Fun evening it was all in all! CHEERS!

Missing review? That's ok,here's an update. I always find…read moremore than I need here. Interesting things salvaged from homes and demolished buildings. Always well stocked With great prices. Someone building or remodeling a home could do well getting out of vogue materials like 8 foot tall walnut bookcases or a complete set of solid wood kitchen cabinets for $1000. I found a huge oversized gate today. Now it's just a matter of hail ng it. Go!

My wife and I visited just this past Monday, and were blown away. We got a really nice deal on some…read moreart glass cabinet doors that we are going to repurpose, as well as some metal sculpture. We were a bit pressed for time, so we didn't get to really look at everything, other than to take a quick look through the warehouse. The warehouse is a real sensory overload. They also have yard sculpture pieces outside that I did not look at. They have good prices on some really good looking cabinets, as well as doors of all kinds. We have a older house, and so will be slowly renovating. DHW will be our first priority of places to come to for that vintage look, as well as the current stuff. Maria was very nice to show me around, and we were stunned at how much stuff they have.