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.

Clean and well stocked. They need more employees for how busy the lines get. That isn't the fault…read moreof dollar tree.

Compared to other 4 dollar stores I know in MN, this had plenty of things on the shelves. Easy to…read morepark, friendly young employees, people on and out quickly, which is something to appreciate. Clean place. The street is very busy, just like 70's :

Dollar Trees are always my places to go for party supplies, gift bags, and many other supplies I'd…read morepay 3 times more for at other stores. I know people shop here for groceries, etc. because they are on limited budgets. That doesn't mean it's okay to have them walk into an absolutely filthy environment. Every customer, no matter their status in life, deserves a clean store to shop in. The store on White Bear is just disgusting, starting with the entryway and going through the entire store. This pulls the whole mall down. Shame on the managers.

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.

Very clean, well organized and the staff has always been so friendly!!! I just wish it was bigger…read moreso it could carry the variety the larger stores have. Maybe they should take over the Famous Footwears spot and knock out the adjoining wall so they could enlarge!

The nicest Dollar Tree in the metro. Always clean and organized. Compliments to the staff.read more

I went to the Dollar General off of Suburban Ave in St. Paul yesterday and saw scissors on sale…read morewith a posted price. I took 6 of them, leaving 1 on the peg. Each pair ended up costing me $2. more! There was a weird issue with the card reader preventing me from looking at each price scanned so I didn't notice the price until after I paid. I saw a man that appeared to be a supervisor (only 2 employees in the store that I could see) and told him what happened. He told me I had to stand in the (very long) line again. WTH??!!! After I got up there, I showed the cashier and him a picture of the shelf that showed the price and scissors still on the peg and they tried to "argue" with me stating the price said "kids" scissors. These scissors weren't quite full sized, so I thought they were correct as well as why would 7 pairs be hanging on the peg with the sale price underneath it if they weren't the correct scissors. The attitude of the cashier was much worse than the manager's but nevertheless, totally unacceptable. Since they must have thought I was trying to get away with something, I told them they could look on the cameras to see the truth. I drove from a nearby suburb to check out what they had there, not really wanting anything in particular and probably won't be go back there IN A LONG TIME, IF EVER! Unbelievable!

From the owner: Dollar General Saint Paul is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

This place is always a great option for finding unique gifts for any occasion. Prices are always…read morelow and a lot of gadgets. I feel the only reason they are not a 5 star in my opinion is that the shelves are always a mess and not organized very well.

Huge storefront that is strangely only half full. The kids section was very lackluster and barren…read morewith a large rack with probably only 10 shirts spaced across the entire thing. Limited sizing for women's clothing and nothing seemed to be in the correct, labeled spots on their racks. In general, the store is a jumbled mess. It made for a frustrating experience. Lastly, they must be sorely understaffed because it took about 50 minutes to get through the checkout line due to only one worker. If we go shopping again next time we travel north, we will not stop here. Better shops down the road.

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!

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!!

Drove 15 to 20 minutes because the Google Maps and Apple Maps hours indicated it was open on a…read moreSunday and my arrival was 08:43 am. This store is not open at the hours indicated online. To some 15-20 minutes is not very far but total time to commute a half an hour out of my time to arrive at a closed store is very frustrating. PLEASE ADJUST THE HOURS ONLINE ASAP.

From the owner: Dollar General Saint Paul is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.