It was decent, definitely cleaner and more organized than most gas stations. Employees were nice,…read morewide variety of food/drinks, only complaint was ground coffee beans in the bottom of my coffee cup.

This is about, no it by far the Best gas station I have ever been in. Not only is the selection…read moreamazing selection of food, including steaks , baked goods and amazing coffee selections, the staff is friendly and engaging. Kristi ,the manager runs a great ship. Store is clean and we'll organized. Conner, Matt and others all fab. Visiting brother at Mayo clinic. Brights pot in the am an pm.

Very limited selection of women's plus size. Actually, limited selections in most departments; i.e…read more handbags, kitchen, etc... Staff were friendly but usually just around the registers. The store was clean.

Before this store was Macy's, it was Dayton's. I didn't really shop at Dayton's. It then changed to…read moreMarshall Fields. Same thing. I didn't shop there, either. My love for Macy's happened years after I had left living in Rochester. I like that there are always sales going on. Macy's ignited my love for Style & Co. clothing and Kipling handbags. I decided to check out this Macy's. I had never been since it became one. The women's washroom has a couch when you first walk in, which looked classy. The washrooms need better maintenance, though. The stall that I was in was great. I can't say the same about the one next to it. I liked the sale happening on ugly Christmas sweaters. 70% off them is a great deal if you plan on wearing it to the company Christmas party and winning the ugly sweater competition. There are a number of them that will get you that crown or tiara. I loved hitting the Kipling handbag section. It had heavily reduced items. I also saw a bit of a shift with its signature monkey, from the fuzzy one on each back, to silver ones. The fuzzy ones are iconic and cute. The silver ones are definitely easier to clean and maintain. I didn't buy anything, but I loved looking at merchandise that I like, including jewellery. I'd come back and hope that they do something about the washrooms. (25)

Awesome fresh food market in Rochester. Think of it as a small Whole Foods. They had an array of…read moreitems from deli to freezer. I have an extremely limited diet due to a medical condition, and I was able to find items here that I could trust to sustain me while traveling to Mayo. Prices are on the higher end, but that is to be expected. Fewer ingredients, higher prices. You get a smaller, local feeling to this place compared to Whole Foods. I would recommend stopping in if in the area, especially if you too require a particular diet or simply healthier options overall.

Always a good selection of food and produce, I enjoy their nutrient aisle and selection…read more Some things may cost a little bit more, but they have a good selection of organic items.

Best place for supplements. If you can't find what your looking for just ask any associate. They…read morewill help you find it.

Normally when I go to Natural Grocers , it's a hit or miss depending on what I find. I felt like…read morethis store particular is a big miss. All of the prices here are quite expensive and there really wasn't many deals going on here. They didn't have a good majority of the drinks and snacks that I was looking for originally. Staff here with friendly and pretty social. Plenty of parking and it's right off of the highway nearby. Overall, I thought it was just an overhyped grocery store. Not my natural Grocers store I would come back to in the area.

Very limited selections here. I used to love Penney's but it is so hit or miss now…read more The bathrooms were very dirty with water all over the floor of the stalls. Staff were friendly.

I dropped by JC Penney to do a pitstop! I had been driving around Rochester for a couple of hours…read moreand needed to take a break. I dropped by Apache Mall and parked next to this JC Penney. The women's washroom is clean. I have no complaints. I had a Wild game to catch in St. Paul, so I didn't spend a lot of time here. I did like seeing all the sports apparel. All major Minnesota teams, including the Gophers, are represented here. There was a sale going on where you buy one item and get the second for 50% off. I rarely shopped at JC Penney when I lived here. However, in recent years, I have grown to love it. It has a Sephora section, which has been handy when I needed a replacement brush for my Clarisonic Mia facial device. The store is brighter and cheerful compared to what it used to be. It was nice to check it out again after many years. (6)

This drug store have been very great to me for many years. my mother always go there and get her…read moreand my medicines from there since I was a baby. I grew up with this pharmacy. They do have their own delivery drivers and they are able to deliver my medicines last few years. Sadly last year, my insurance stopped covering anything from this pharmacy. stupid.... I had to switch to Mayo Clinic Mail pharmacy which is okish. I would prefer to stay with this pharmacy, but my insurance is STUPID!!!!!!!

Hunt's pharmacy goes out of their way to be helpful and thorough. Complete trust in their…read moreprofessional competency.

When I lived in Rochester, MN, I couldn't tell you whether there was a dollar store at the time. I…read morewas a different shopper back then. My grocery stores of choice were Rainbow (rest in supermarket peace) and Hy-Vee. ShopKo (also in department store heaven) and Walmart were my stores for cheaper items. While I was briefly in the city back in late September, I decided to check out this Dollar Tree. It's on the southwest corner of Highway 14 and Broadway Avenue South, near the ear of corn water tower. It's roughly a three-minute drive from Trader Joe's. I was at that store getting a few food items for breakfast and lunch before driving over here. This Dollar Tree is in a plaza. Across from it is a Chick-Fil-A that I had never seen before. I parked and walked in on a Sunday evening. I like that each store is different. The stationery section was in front of me when I walked in. It looked like staff were doing stocking activities, so there were boxes everywhere. I did like the punny stickers in this aisle. I looked at the laundry detergent section. I tend to bring my own when I travel. Sometimes, I run out, so I like to check out what's out there. The Downy scent boosters were the right price and size for travel. I don't know what April fresh smells like. Rain? Flowers? I'm still intrigued. Dollar Tree tends to have a frozen food section, whereas Dollarama does not. I'm glad that I got breakfast items from Trader Joe's. This store was out of your traditional frozen breakfast items. Ice cream was also limited. I saw key lime pie. Two individual slices. I got a box. I was also happy to see mandu. I didn't get them, but I may have to next time. I did load up on snacks. I got the last bag of Sweet Chaos white cheddar popcorn. I also got Skinny Pop, mini Oreos, and Candy Pop with mini M&M's. There was only one staffer at the checkout. There were two folks in front of me. The lineup moved fast. The staffer was friendly. I paid with a credit card as she bagged my items. I tapped and paid. I thanked her, grabbed my bag full of snacks, and left. I will say that Sweet Chaos does a better job with popcorn and drizzle, such as caramel or chocolate, than going with plain white cheddar. It was okay, but other varieties of white cheddar popcorn are better. My snacks did last the full four days that I was in the Twin Cities. The key lime pie slices were excellent. Each slice was perfect to satisfy my love for tart key lime dessert. I'd get them again. I'm glad that I stopped by my first Dollar Tree in Rochester. I hope that the frozen food freezers will have more items the next time I'm back. (406)

Great staff very friendly and helpful. Store is clean and organized. Well stocked and I always…read morefind what I went there looking for

This has the best service for shoes. Large selection of shoes. If they don't have it they have…read moreoptions to get it for you. And the buy one get one half off they always seem to be having is a great value for families.

We walked in to buy athletic shoes for my son and the staff was incredibly helpful as we tried to…read morefind what size he now needs. We left with three pairs of shoes for our family at prices I would have paid online, but with the added benefit of knowing the shoes were fitted properly. On a side note, I also loved seeing a disability-friendly workplace as multiple staff were wheelchair-users.