Customer service. The owner is one of the rudest people I have ever encountered…read more It is surprising how he stays in business.

This is an awesome store in the heart of Edina. We used Tim R for a project and we're thrilled with…read morethe service. All text, calls or emails were answered with in hours. Tim has a great sense of style and vision. Would highly recommended.

Great selection! Love the curated tees and sweatshirts. I found something I loved…read more Will definitely be back to browse!

Not my favorite second hand/vintage store in the city. The selection is okay and the overall…read morecuration is unclear. Price was relatively high for the items that were there. Also the store had a weird smell. The Color Blue is on the same road as 4 other second hand stores. I would recommend stopping in if you're on the street but not worth the trip overall.

I was in Inver Grove Heights and knew there was 2 thrift stores in West St Paul. I googled thrift…read morestores nearby and this one, along with Craft Thrift Store. Staff or volunteers were nice. A staff person talked amongst themselves and commented that a customer said their prices were high just like Savers. I definitely agree. A crappy Tupperware bowl that was scratched inside was $5.00. There was mostly clothes here. I did find this reflective velcro belt thing that I can wear walking my dog. This was $2 and pickleball themed socks for $1.00. There was a free area and I picked up some free books.

I love neighbors thrift store. I really like going there and supporting them, they are a great…read morecharity. Their prices are also really reasonable. I will always recommend them :)

I wanted to visit a Dollar Tree store after having taken in a movie. I was in the southern part of…read moreEagan and crossed over to Apple Valley to visit this store. It's in a quiet plaza with a ton of parking. I pulled into a spot and walked in. This store has an older design. It seems to have been around for a while. However, many businesses in this plaza haven't survived, so the surroundings feel a bit eerie. I was here for a cheap notebook to practice calligraphy. I found one that looked like one that I had in high school. It was perfect for my needs. The snacks and food sections were pretty decent. The frozen food section had breakfast sandwiches, ice cream, and more. I ended up getting a one-litre bottle of Diet Pepsi and ramen. This store had a nice variety of ramen. The woman at the checkout seemed preoccupied with getting off work. She did manage to bag my items and ring up the bill. I paid with a credit card. Done! It's a huge store with a lot of variety. There was a Christmas merchandise sale. I ended up getting heavily discounted strawberry Jello candy canes, which are yummy. I saw everything from Cold Stone Creamery, to Twinkies candy canes. Cool and different! I enjoyed shopping at this Dollar Tree. I'd return when I'm back in the area. (9)

This is the largest dollar store location I have been to. Plenty of things to find and the staff is…read morevery friendly as well.

A bottomless pit of a rented room style antique mall. Clothing, dishes, books, baseball cards,…read morefurniture--they've got it all. The man who as cashiering was very friendly. Stop in and take a look.

Unfortunately, I have to knock these folks down a few stars - 2 stars!…read more Abigail Page managed to REALLY tick me off. I'm super disappointed. I've been watching a pair of 1951 Reglor Lamps advertised in Facebook Marketplace, showing a photo of them in the front window. I happened to be meeting a friend for lunch in Hudson so I made sure to bring $400 cash and to stop in after our meal. 1. Apparently, the lamps are no longer in the store. But the 2 staff running the shop couldn't tell me anything about them. Where are they? Why are they still listed in Facebook? 2. The worst part of the interaction was I got the "fake polite" treatment. Friendly but not really friendly and more passive aggressive, if you know what I mean. I'm used to that treatment in Minnesota. It seems to be part of our cultural DNA. But I'm surprised to encounter it in Wisconsin. 3. The staff running the shop weren't able to access the store listing on Facebook. Why? 4. When I got home, I sent a direct message to the store on Facebook from their listing to ask about the lamps. Are they gone? Why is there still an active listing? 5. It's been 8 days. The listing is still up. No one has answered my direct message on Facebook. All of this stuff is ridiculous. Everyone knows that is takes 30 seconds to respond to a message on Facebook. All of these negative vibes could have been avoided if someone simply responded to me, apologized, promised to do better next time, and to request that I please visit again. I'd still be a customer. As it is now, I'll never walk through the front door again. So...I'm feeling pretty negative about Abigail Page. I guess they're okay if you wander in off the street, buy something off a shelf, and walk out with your item. But if you see something on-line, buyer beware. And keep an eye out for the smarmy attitudes. - Maxx

I went in to look for softball bats and a glove. They had a good selection of used and new gloves…read more I was able to find one that fit perfect for only $30! The bat selection was decent they only had a few in the size and weight I needed and the prices ranged from $20-$200 so about what you would expect. Overall good experience!

This is the best Play it Again in the Twin Cities. They do a great job rotating seasonal equipment,…read morehave great prices on used gear, have a good selection of new equipment, offer some accessories, and are super knowledgeable. The staff there deserves 10 stars, every time I've needed something they know exactly what I'm looking for!

Super cute, lots of regular and fun topics for books. For example, lots of Tarot cards, chakra…read morestuff, but also categories of history? philosophy, women's studies, etc. A huge kids toy and book collection. Downstairs is all fiction. Also socks, gifts. Very friendly employees. The used books are mixed in with the new books: if you open up the front page and there is a price marked in pencil, is a used book. Stop in a take a peek!

We LOVE Fox Den. The store is fun, colorful, welcoming, and the people who work there are even…read morebetter. Every time we've gone in we've got great new book and game recommendations for my kids. Last time we were there, one of the workers even entertained my daughter's game of hide and seek. They are kind there. It is a fantastic place for books, gifts, and games!

Crazy amount of product. However, the associate who tried helping me was very annoying and wouldn't…read morelet me explore. Talked to me for 10 minutes

Incredible selection, just slightly confused as to why everything is $10-30 more expensive here…read more Anyone, especially any parent with a brain, would tell a child they'll get the souvenir from online or even Lids or a mall, for 25% less. Blown away that New Era caps are $45 without question here. I'll go to MOA and get one for $36 and I'll just tell everyone I got it at a Twins game. Good selection though. Just can't imagine how fun it is to be stuck with inventory you can't sell.