Five Below — Local services in Deerfield Township

First time going to Five below was their opening week. I walked in and was amazed at all the things they had. I knew I would be addicted. After purchasing many things that I did not need (and raved about to my fellow co-workers because they loved my shirts I bought), I walked out and entered myself in the drawing for a $100 gift card because they were celebrating their grand opening... A few weeks later I got a call from an employee saying I won the gift card. I was so stoked because I have never won anything. They gave me the option to come pick it up or get it mailed. I said to just mail it because I was to busy to come over and get the gift card. Another 2 weeks went by and I received the gift card. I held it in my purse until Christmas time because I was going to buy stocking stuffers at the store. I went in and filled my cart up with all my stocking stuffers I wanted to buy, gave them my gift card. THE GIFT CARD HAD A ZERO BALANCE. They tried to tell me I already used the gift card in August. THE STORE WAS NOT EVEN OPEN IN AUGUST! Needless to say, I will not be going to Five...

Five Below is a chaotic, vibrant explosion of affordable everything. Stepping inside is a sensory overload, a treasure hunt where you're never quite sure what you'll unearth. From trendy phone accessories and quirky stationery to surprisingly decent snacks and beauty products, the sheer variety is impressive. The store's appeal lies in its "everything's $5 or less" promise. While quality varies, you can snag some genuine bargains. Expect to sift through piles of items, and don't be surprised by the occasional dud. However, for budget-conscious shoppers, especially teens and young adults, it's a goldmine. The atmosphere is often bustling, sometimes bordering on crowded, and organization can be haphazard. Yet, the thrill of finding a hidden gem outweighs the minor inconveniences. It's a place for impulse buys and discovering unexpected delights, making it a fun, if slightly overwhelming, shopping experience. Just be prepared to leave with more than...

I took my nieces here yesterday (6/17/25) around 5pm to spend some money they had earned. They are teenagers and are learning how to make their own purchases. The lady at the register was so patient with my niece who had ended up going way over her budget and was pulling things out of the bag to have taken off the bill. I felt bad because I didn’t understand what was happening, I thought she was still ringing stuff up from the bottom of the cart, because that’s where she was throwing her bags. But the worker didn’t get upset or rude or anything, she treated my niece with such kindness and compassion. It’s rare to experience customer service like this anymore. I’m not sure of the employees name, but I will update this when I find it out. That worker really went above and beyond and my niece was so appreciative because she was having an anxiety attack from feeling...