Five Below — Attraction in Dania Beach

The first Five Below opened up in 2002 in Pennsylvania. There are now 700 stores in 33 states. The concept of the store is everything costs $5 or less. Items are marketed to kids and teens.

I came in to this store during a visit to check out the new Dania Point shopping complex. This store opened in November with the first wave of retail stores in the complex. At this point I have been in quiet a few Five Below's and they are all the same. They sell seasonal items, toys, games, clothing, accessories, housewares, and snacks. I am partial to their candy and Japanese treats. If you have a kids birthday party to attend this is where you want to shop for a gift.

I came in to purchase some cute inexpensive items for my college daughters Easter basket. At one point in my daughters late teens I suggested she might be getting too old for an Easter basket and she was so devastated I just kept making the damm thing. Anyhow you can find lots of cute items for an Easter basket here perfect for your child or your...

I decided to go to this location after realizing it existed. Before I was going to the Hallandale Beach location. This store seems smaller than the other but that may be the only bad thing lol. Its certainly more organized, the staff is great, they had lots of items to choose from (of course the prices are fantastic like all the other 5Belows and not super busy with customers. Direct parking is super close but not a lot of spaces which still isn't a big deal considering this store is in a shopping district with lots and lots of parking. It's well lit inside and out and this location has much greater variety of products. For the type of store that it is.. .. I didn't really notice any disappointing factors. 4 stars instead of 5 because we called like 6 times before going and no answer at all, it felt like they kept hanging up once the automated system transfered the call to a...

I normally enjoy shopping at Five Below because of the bargains. However, I waited in line for one customer to finish and was next in line when a man in one of their Five Below shirts stepped in line at the second register. He was with two women and the only cashier proceeded to check the women out separately, instead of taking the next customer (me) in line. He paid for one order and introduced them to the cashier. When she finished and started to ring up my order, she asked how I was doing. I told her "O.k, until they cut in front of me." The women then apologized. This is a new store in a brand new-being-built shopping center. If employees regularly conduct business like that, I foresee trouble ahead, which is...