My sister wanted to stop here to find some items for an upcoming trip. I'm not sure why but I…read morehardly shop here. They mostly sell clothes and accessories and it's a decent amount of product to check out. I did find a cute journal that I know my friend would love but when I picked it up it had some kind of liquid on the bottom which was gross. Parking is usually pretty rough at this strip mall but they do have a back lot as well and usually a bit more luck taking that route. One of the cashiers here was taking her sweet time ringing up a customer and the vibe was very weird with her mean mugging everyone. At one point another staff member was walking up and asked her "why are you looking at me like that". So yeah, there's that.

Super impressed with this Nordstrom Rack on the west side of town. I couldn't get over the options…read morethey had in every category (ps and better than the one on my side of town). We bought a sun hat, hair products and a pair of men's pants when we left. I would go back to this Nordstrom rack in a second. The parking is a bit of a cluster on a busy weekend day but so worth it when you walk inside NR!

Having purchased a house last year, I have needed to buy so many things including furniture, rugs,…read morelamps, tools, and random other stuff. This place has so many things for such affordable prices. Some of the items are brand new and even with the tag still on and some are more antique used items. The stock of what is available there is so random and can very depending on what they receive but they generally offer a selection of couches, tables, chairs, rugs, bookshelf's, and appliances. However, the best deal there are the lightbulbs. 4 bulbs for 99 ¢. Unbeatable.

I didn't buy anything, but I left impressed enough (by the inventory) to put it on my list of…read moreplaces to shop again and/or recommend. There's a good variety of used and new items, along with various categories of goods.... big and small. Pricing varies as well, but you can bet your paying less than retail price. Some of the basics: sofas, artwork, rugs, paint, bedframes, lightbulbs, patio furniture, Some of the interesting: church pew, chandeliers, fancy stoves, building material (flooring, fixtures, cabinets) Some of the little things: command strips, paper towel holder, bath mat, frames There's so much, and you never know what you'll find during your visit so check it out. I will say, staff didn't seem warm and friendly (ie a smile, or offer to help), but at the same no one was directly rude. I gather if you ask for help, they'd assist. I noticed by the bed frames, a sign that said they have tools to disassemble, but you had to do it yourself, which is still helpful since some places wouldn't even offer that.

Whoa! How did I not know about this little gem?! What a great selection of some new, some reused,…read moreclothing, shoes, and accessories. I love how everything is color coded and wish more stores would organize like this. Every employee I encountered was very friendly and helpful. I did notice that they were diligently interactive with me after I picked up a $100 blouse- as they should be on a busy Saturday! But I really appreciated the small talk and direction from Randie, who gave me the brief on where to find everything, and the brief on the sister store Nextdoor. This store is a bit out of my way, but now knowing what they carry I definitely see myself returning here when I am feeling like I want to treat myself. As I am someone who prides in ensuring clothes don't go to landfill and trying to reuse or recycle as much as I can (I shop thrift a lot) I was very pleased to see that they take overflow items from designers. My only bummers were when I got home, the nice gentleman at the register unfortunately left one of the security tags on a sweater, leaving me to figure out how to break it off. It happens, but gosh dang! And then the same sweater had a bit of a small but obvious stain on it. And while I know it's already deeply discounted, it wasn't in the clearance section. So when I asked if they might consider anything additional on the top, he kindly explained how the store handles stuff like this and that basically there is a waiting period of it doesn't sell. Odd, but I'm sure it helps them profit, so I understand. Overall, I'll be back! What a great local spot!

While I prefer their Annex store next door for even cheaper finds (with imperfections), Opitz is a…read morehidden gem in SLP to get your designer goods at a much cheaper price! This outlet is clean, well organized, and true to its name: there are some major markdowns and steals to be found! I would say this is a step above Nordstrom Rack when it comes to high-end designer finds. If that's what you're looking for, this is your spot! I especially enjoy their shoe selection and clearance area with even deeper discounts. Usually when I'm here, I'm looking for nice formalwear. If you're stopping in, be sure to check out Annex next door - same concept, but even cheaper (we're talking as low as $3) for designer/name brand items with imperfections!

Very cute place. Been going here for years but we decided to try the cafe. Delicious soups and…read moresalads, and amazing popovers with honey butter. Cute interior. On the $$ side. 5.95 for a cup of soup is kinda steep but it was fabulous! (Butternut squash). Will go back to try desserts!

I always forget what a fabulous store this is for anything you want for special gifts, including…read moresome quality clothing for yourself upstairs! They showcase everything possible. Well, maybe not snow shovels. Prices are reasonable for one-of-a-kind treasures. Staff will help you find what you can't find, believe me, they have it!

This is a very tidy but very small dollar store. The selection is limited to kitchen accessories,…read morecleaning products, dog toys, plastic/paper products, jewelry, giftwrap/cards, tools, baby items and some foodstuffs. I would think there would be major issues with dollar-store baby items and tools (I took a look at one of the hammers, but I'm certian it wouldn't hold together). I can see using this store for the giftwrap/cards and to pick up some plastic bags every now and then, but I don't think it will be around that long anyway. Too small, too out of the way, not enough selection to compete with the larger and more varied Dollar Tree over by Super Target. Staff (one young man) was very friendly, however.

Today I went back to the Dollar Store & it's still Clean & the Employees are very accommodating : )…read moreThe Increase of new Items are Fabulous I love it keep it up Best Deals in town .

Overall a fun exploring experience. Lots of random things; tools, beakers, masks, posters, fabrics,…read moreplastics, cords, toys, and other miscellaneous stuff. Staff seemed super nice, greeted me upon entry. Things also seemed affordable, and varied in quality.

It's relocated but remains in the Texa-Tonka shopping center. I miss the old location but with the…read morecenter's recent emphasis on food I can understand why the store moved. I find it an interesting place to wander around and wonder what some items are. There are barrels of stuff, shelves of things and all sorts of blinking lights, electronic parts, miscellaneous military surplus and mysterious things that I simply cannot identify. Quirky labels (some definitely tongue in cheek), and no shortage of humor. Offers for customers to weigh in on their own take of what somethings might be. Staff has always been helpful. Aisles overflowing with an ever changing selection. Plenty of free parking. Rock bottom prices and you might occasionally find just what you need. The Ax-Man exemplifies the classic aphorism that one person's trash is another's treasure.

I ordered run flat all season tires for my BMW here at the Costco in St. Louis Park. They did a…read moregreat job with the tires. It took about 45 minutes. I made an appointment and shopped around inside COSTCO while I waited. I like that they have the nitrogen air for tires right outside of their tire center that is available during open hours. I've gotten tires at COSTCO for all of my vehicles. Even if you have very nice vehicles, they do take great care of your vehicles and they know a lot about cars at Costco these guys at the tire center they love love cars. So you'll be rest assured that your vehicle will be in great hands. I would order the tires online to make sure that I'm getting the right size for my vehicle. You would type in your license plate and the state and your vehicle pops up in type of registry that they have access to, and then all of the tires will appear that are the correct size for your vehicle. They have all weather all season tires, summer tires, winter tires, whatever your vehicle make is, they may only carry one type of all seasons or three types of summer tires the selection is very slim however, you're guaranteed to have the best type of tire for your vehicle anyway. You'll get an email or a text that your vehicle tires are ready for installation and it appears that their scheduling system online is about a week out even though they would like you to come in within seven days to get your tires installed they will either email you or give you a call that you could schedule earlier so that it's within the seven days. I saved close to $400 on my MBenz tires & $300 on my BMW tires, vs the car dealerships. These are big savings.

Parking here can be a zoo but that's any Costco for you. Lots of free samples today! Self checkouts…read morearen't manded by staff so they aren't as fast to get thru. Stroke is clean and you can't beat the prices. Lots of items to choose from.

I can't come to this store without wanting everything. So many great local options and I feel like…read morethey took time to find quality items. It's another great spot to discover other local businesses. The location is great but definitely have taken wrong turns to get there every time I go

Overpriced shit mostly made in India and China. Some punk "designed" a logo that looks like so many…read moreother logos, differing only in the "32" and "Minnesota" and paddles and slaps it on the kind of textiles anybody can get. Unique only in the way that Minnesotans thinks it's unique. Some cute items, certainly, but $36 for a baseball cap? So Duh!