Five Below — Local services in Caernarvon Township

recently i came to five below with my grandmother. The employee named Willow was incredibly nice! She remembered the color of blanket my grandmother bought the last time she came here while i find so sweet, it shows she truly cares about her customers and i just found it amazing that she remembered that. me and her share a name and that made it an interesting interaction!! she was so nice, so respectful, and so helpful! i’ve never had a better experience at five below. she makes the entire place light up and her smile is truly contagious. shrs definitely my favorite worker and i look forward to seeing her again!!

Edit: Normally i don’t switch from a 5 star into a 1 star. but the worker named kara truly turned arounf the way i think about this place. yes, me and her do have some past drama. but i do not think it should affect the way she treats me in public. it was the first time i had ever not been greeted when i walked in. her responses during checkout were very cold, seemed uninterested, and just wanted us out of the store. half-hearted smiles and words. i don’t think i deserve to be treated as if i’m not just another human being in public. no matter what has happened in the past, this is something that should never happen just because of...

I would have given this store three stars because they did have what I was looking for, but sadly because of what I saw on the register at the self checkout, this company is only worth two stars. At the end of my payment I am forced to answer a question that says "Were the employees nice to you? Yes or No?" First of all, the employees all looked like underaged kids under this company's pressure to act nice. Forcing children to engage inauthentically and forcing me to choose if they are NICE yes or no, is absolutely dispicable and abusive. It doesn't ask how was your shopping experience on a scale from 1 to 5, no, it asks if the children working there are nice Yes or No....

The store is fine but the employee who literally breaths on your neck when you are checking out is a bit extreme. Why make your customers check out themselves but have someone so close you can smell their breath? Why not just open registers back up. We felt super uncomfortable with her standing that close. There would be no reason for them to suspect theft from us as I didn’t even have a purse with...