This Five below is okay compared to other locations. The quality of the items are very similar to…read morethe dollar store. You get what you pay for. They have a nice candy section and graphic tees. Store could be a bit more organized and clean but overall I would shop here again. I always love all the Sanrio novelties.

I like 5 below for what it is. Another dollar store type of store use to be everything under 5…read morebucks but that has changed. You can find some good stuff for cheap. I like all the art supplies! This location seems to be nice! I would come back here for sure.

I like this five below! They seem to have a decent stock of items as well as well organized every…read moretime I go. I mostly go to five below for snacks, blind boxes and other random items here or there. While the name implies everything is $5 and below, they not have items over $5. The quality is between dollar store and department store (like target/walmart). This location does not have self check out but the staff were friendly and ready to check us out as we approached. Generally enjoy just stopping in to see what they have from to time.

I have passed by countless Five Below stores, but never ventured in. I'm not sure why. Maybe it was…read morethe name. Five below what? If you don't give me a unit or something that qualifies the entire meaning of your brand, I won't get it. This Five Below is a five-minute drive from the hotel. I decided to check it out. There is a lot of parking in front of this store. It's next to Ulta Beauty. I backed my car into a spot with flurries happening and walked in. It occurred to me that it's like an upscale dollar store, except that most items are $5 or less. There are exceptions, though. You can get a record player (some don't get record, but understand vinyl) for under twenty dollars, for instance. The best find was seeing Squishmallows plushies going for $5 each. OMG! So cheap. So cute! I picked up a penguin and a koala. I saw Squishmallows as headphones. They looked cool, but it made me wonder how on Earth you clean them when they get dirty. If you like candy, there's a sugar rush section. Highly deadly. I loved seeing pizza candy and M&M's. There is a lot to look at in this store. You can get graphic t-shirts for $5 each. The Play-Doh Fun Factory reminded me of the Play-Doh Fuzzy Pumper Barber Shop that I had as a kid. You basically create hair or fur for your characters with the Play-Doh, and you can style it. It brought back fond memories. And, no, I did not get the Fun Factory! I saw Ice Cubes gum and got a container of raspberry sorbet. I love this gum so much. I would have rated this place higher until I went to pay for my items. There were two females staring at their phones and chatting. One of them eventually helped cash me out. I had placed my mittens and phone on the lower right corner of a rather large counter. She placed my two Squishmallows and gum in a bag. She pushed the bag all the way forward such that my phone dropped onto the floor. I was not impressed. I made it clear to her that she had pushed my phone onto the floor. Had I had not explicitly let her know, she wouldn't have known. First, the counter had a lot of space. Why push the bag like that? Leave it in the middle of the counter or something. Second, I am not an American with a phone from a US carrier. Had my phone died from this fall, I'd have to get a new one. Expensive and complicated. Thankfully, my phone still worked. Her ridiculous action would have been the equivalent of my pushing the payment kiosk towards her and having it land on the floor. It was such a weird, unexpected action on her part. I'd return again because the merchandise is cool. If you put stuff on the counter, don't. You are at risk of having a careless staff member push your belongings onto the floor for no sound reason other than carelessness and stupidity. (14)

Very knowledgeable workers courteous and very helpful.Shelves with items are neatly in place .A…read moreclean pleasant store to shop.

Staff is so nice and have some great buys but all the girls there are so helpful and know there…read morestuff

As always this Cottage Grove MN Dollar Tree is the best as far as stocking, cleanliness and…read moreservice. I have a few more that I have not frequented in Inver Grove Heights and Eagan so we will see where they come in at.

It's dollar tree what more can I say!…read more The prices are great and the people who work there are always polite and helpful. I go to dollar tree when I need something before anywhere else. Love these stores!!!

I visit this location fairly often, I like to check on their party supplies, craft options and…read moreseasonal selection. The have the best deals if you're looking for any of these items! The store is fairly organized and clean. The cashiers I've personally had have been nice but not overly friendly or happy. Lines are usually at least 6 people long with maybe 1-2 employees total in the store.

LOVE this Dollar Tree! Best retailer to get the biggest bang for your buck! We come here…read moreprimarily for art supplies, balloons, gift bags and party supplies. I think the selection here is better than other Dollar Tree stores I've been to. They have this freezer section and they sell single serving ice cream and frozen treats. The service is hit or miss depending on which employee you interact with, but most of them are super friendly.

i occasionally come too dollar tree over here and let me say , unorganized and just poor service ,…read morenever in my life come back too this store with the disrespect and the lack of decency the old lady does nothing but complain and gets paid to work lol lady get a new job , the younger boy thought my cousin was trying too "rob" them just racist i hate that we live in a world like this hope they get new staff!!

A Dollar Tree is a Dollar Tree but this one's pretty decent. The employees seem pretty nice but…read morestick to themselves like normal. There is no freezer/fridge section at this location but I can find plenty of moderately healthy snacks otherwise! They have what I thought was an off brand veggie chips brand but it turns out that HyVee sells the same type for four times as much. I'll always stop here instead of the bigger stores around for a quick bag of munchies!

Manager Mike Called the police on a innocent Black woman:…read more This morning around 9:10 a.m., I went into the Dollar Tree at 1121 Larpenteur Ave W, Roseville, MN 55113. I was on FaceTime with a friend and placed her on hold as I walked to the cashier to show the backpack I brought with me. I clearly explained that I had it for donations to Jamaica, and the cashier acknowledged and verbally agreed that it was okay. To be sure there was no confusion, I repeated myself three times and received clear confirmation each time. I then walked around the store in good spirits--talking with other customers and staff, browsing the aisles to find the right items to pack. I didn't have a purse or anything else with me, just the backpack. Around 9:30 a.m., I was unexpectedly approached by the police and told to leave because I was allegedly trespassing. No information or explanation was provided to me on why this report was made. Situations like this raise questions about customer rights and how policies are applied. Under Minnesota trespassing law (Minn. Stat. § 609.605), a person commits trespass only if they enter or remain on property without consent or after being told to leave. In this case, I entered with explicit staff consent--confirmed multiple times--and complied immediately when asked to leave. This kind of incident can create a harmful and confusing experience for community members acting in good faith, especially when trying to do something positive like organizing donations. I'll be tagging Dollar Tree (Roseville, MN - 1121 Larpenteur Ave W, Store #3036) to bring awareness to what happened and hopefully encourage a review of how situations like this are handled. Consumers deserve respect and fair treatment -- especially when we're engaging with honesty and kindness.

Stopped in to exchange three items I had bought. The cashier had a line so I continued on to just…read morepast the last register where I saw a fellow stocking. I asked him if I could do an exchange? Should I go grab the new items? I came back up with my new purchases and asked him if I should go get in line? He offered to do my transaction @ the last register. Seamless transaction... thank you so much for the friendly and fast service, sir!

This morning around 9:10 a.m., I went into the Dollar Tree at 1121 Larpenteur Ave W, Roseville, MN…read more55113. I was on FaceTime with a friend and placed her on hold as I walked to the cashier to show the backpack I brought with me. I clearly explained that I had it for donations to Jamaica, and the cashier acknowledged and verbally agreed that it was okay. To be sure there was no confusion, I repeated myself three times and received clear confirmation each time. I then walked around the store in good spirits--talking with other customers and staff, browsing the aisles to find the right items to pack. I didn't have a purse or anything else with me, just the backpack. Around 9:30 a.m., I was unexpectedly approached by the police and told to leave because I was allegedly trespassing. No information or explanation was provided to me on why this report was made. Situations like this raise questions about customer rights and how policies are applied. Under Minnesota trespassing law (Minn. Stat. § 609.605), a person commits trespass only if they enter or remain on property without consent or after being told to leave. In this case, I entered with explicit staff consent--confirmed multiple times--and complied immediately when asked to leave. This kind of incident can create a harmful and confusing experience for community members acting in good faith, especially when trying to do something positive like organizing donations. I'll be tagging Dollar Tree (Roseville, MN - 1121 Larpenteur Ave W, Store #3036) to bring awareness to what happened and hopefully encourage a review of how situations like this are handled. Consumers deserve respect and fair treatment -- especially when we're engaging with honesty and kindness.

Oh, how I have missed dropping by a Dollar Tree in the States. After getting a tea at Hangout…read moreNutrition, I did a slow drive around the plaza and found this Dollar Tree. This plaza has a vast number of parking spots. The problem is deciding which one to take. I eventually backed into a spot and walked into the store. This Dollar Tree has a lot of Christmas merchandise. I loved the Santa hats and reindeer headbands. There were so many cute penguin items that I lost count. I lost it in front of the frozen foods section. This place has Mug root beer ice pops. I wanted to get some badly, but I was out being a tourist that they would melt by the time I got back to the hotel. I need to return and try them. There were also potstickers and individual pie slices. Yum! I have never seen gnocchi at a Dollar Tree until now. It intrigued me. I am hoping that they are yummy. I may need to try them out. I love Olive Garden Italian salad dressing. This place sells them in handy little cups. The snack section is the main reason why I venture over to a Dollar Tree. I ended up getting a package of assorted nuts, tuna salad with crackers, and popcorn that you can microwave. I was pleased with my purchases. For some reason, complete strangers feel that I am knowledgeable and ask me questions. I don't get it! Even behind a mask, one particular older gentleman stopped me to ask a question,. "Is this rubbing alcohol?" he asked me, showing me the bottle. "Yes, it is," I replied. "Oh, good. I didn't want to make a stupid mistake," he admitted. To his credit, the bottle didn't explicitly say rubbing alcohol. It was isopropyl alcohol, which is its other name. I wasn't the strongest science student, but I'm solid in the rubbing alcohol department. It must be the alcohol part that I get... haha! I got a nice, polite man at the checkout. My items came up to $4. I used a credit card to pay. We then talked about basketball and the Vikings losing on Sunday. We wished each other a good day and I walked out happy with my purchases. I'll be back for root beer ice pops and pie slices. The mac and cheese section also looks good. I keep thinking about the Cheetos mac and cheese. I hope that it's yummy. (433)

I stop by to buy Aleve: six tablets for one dollar. It makes sense because I rarely take…read morepainkillers. And every time I buy medication over-the-counter I end up throwing away most of it. I think dollar tree will put me on the right way to live my minimalist life with no waste. Parking is easy the place was wide clean and The shelves were full with many items. I noticed a lot of disposable plates and cups etc. for parties. I also noticed a different kind of helium balloon they can inflate for you. I was tempted to get one just for the fun of it and for the experience. Restroom was clean. Even one of my doctor friends went in with me and was surprised how well organize this place was.

I kind of love the Dollar Tree and am happy that I actually have one so close to me. I run over…read morethere frequently to stock up on little things for the house in a pinch. Last minute dishwasher tabs, detergent, toothpaste and toothbrushes, cleaning products. They also have a wide assortment of things you can use to decorate and host a party. They have a wide variety of brands and even some name brands there you would recognize. Tide, Dawn, Cascade, Softsoap. I love saving money and everything here is a dollar. The staff at this store are some of the friendliest and most polite people too. That makes my experience even better.