Yes, I am a fan of 99 cents only stores and Dollar Tree stores. Why pay more when you can get it for less? It's the reason why I've been shopping at TJ Maxx, Marshall's, and Ross (though, it's been way less here, recently, since my hubby really hates Ross stores in general). It's also the same reason why I clip coupons for my Target or Wal-Mart trips and why I shop the sales at certain stores in the malls (if you're a regular, you'll get the feel of when things go on sale, which is usually seasonal, too BTW; for example, shop after all the holidays, shop the annual sales, etc.).\n\nAnyway, this used to be Chase Bank, until they moved up in the world (this mean super expansion or \"manifest destiny\" and take over the Las Vegas world, seriously) and took up the old Jennifer Convertibles store (yes, a larger space, and free standing building) down the street, not far from Albertson's across the street, further east on Flamingo. \n\nWell, I go to this Target a lot, since it's so easy to go from work, and then from Target, to home; so this is convenient for me. I saw the signs a while back, and was eager to go in, but not until yesterday, when my hubby went to the Sprint corporate store (kitty corner). \n\nWhat gives this the edge on the competition? Well for one thing, it's one of the newest stores. It's huge. It's cleaner than the older stores. It's on the corner of the small strip mall adjacent to Target (convenient for other Target shoppers). I really like that this chain of stores carries frozen foods now. \n\nWhat I liked the most was, that the Christmas inventory was fully stocked and I really had a hard time here, because I was going through everything (believe me, this is a good thing). I don't think you should pay $5 for a roll of wrapping paper, but if you like that, go right ahead. I'm on the side of practicality, since I've got sooooo many gifts to wrap. I love the wrapping paper rolls of cartoon characters. And that's why it took so long for me to go through the Christmas section- Sponge Bob, Disney, Dora the Explorer, just to name a few. The selection of the rolls was pretty hefty- about 15 feet of boxes (two rows) to look through.   \n\nAlso, the greeting card section was very extensive, all for either 2/$1 or $1 each. The party planning section was very extensive, and the selection was better than I've ever seen at other DT locations.\n\nYeah, there are the usual suspects shopping here (to be expected), I should mention, like the crazy guy singing very loudly as he exited the store. It's ok, it's better than what I've seen at other stores.   \n\nWe really like the one at Decatur/Meadows (not busy) and Blue Diamond Road (large, newer, similar layout), but this was the best one, hands down.