This store is great! Plenty of art and science kits to keep my son busy this summer. Sometimes…read morethere are a few hidden gems but our go to buy is the kids activity kits and cat scratchers. Who wants to spend a ton of money on cardboard for your cat to scratch when you can stock up on $5 scratchers. It's a great deal considering main pet stores charge upwards of $30.

First time visit to a Five Below! This one is new, and is in the shopping center with Best Buy. The…read morestore is bright and clean and cheery. The employees working were friendly and helpful. You have to ring yourself up here - no cashiers. I didn't know what to expect from a Five Below and I was pleasantly surprised. They have a huge assortment of snacks and candies, they have good party supplies. There is a large makeup area too. I have the feeling that the stock changes so I will plan to come back again. Great place to buy gifts/wrapping/decorations in a one stop shop.

This is the giant Target in Rocklin, in the Commons center. It's easy to find right off the…read morefreeway! Nice shopping center too. We came looking for Christmas items figuring this one would have all the things. Well, they had almost none of the things! The store was a mess and looked unkempt with things strewn about, etc. We went to another Target and found all the things we were looking for!!

Most of the time I have a great experience here. I've been coming here for many years. The people…read morewho work here are mostly very nice and helpful. However, lately I've noticed a lack in cleanliness at this location. This has always been the cleanest Target I've visited, so the lack of cleanliness in the past few months has been extremely disappointing. The pictures of the fitting rooms seem to be the norm. It's every single room with tons of go-backs blocking the entrance, despite being here at 5pm and the signs say the fitting rooms are open 10am-7pm. Please give us our clean Target back :(

Very nice location and city. Store is clean and organized and all products look in place…read more You don't expect perfection when you go dollar tree. Its a budget place but the workers here seem to really care. Love the city here - Rocklin has it all but still when you enter the random supermarket the laundry detergent isn't under lock and key. Bleach, odd cooking stuff and things that you don't plan to keep forever are perfect to buy here. Heck, why not buy some home decor here? Change it up once in a while and its cheap enough to do so. Stimulate your brain with a new wall hanging or photo frame. I heard rats get stupid if you don't change up their surroundings. Humans probably benefit the same with a little change here and there.

Dollar Tree is my cheapskate guilty pleasure. I particularly like the cheap lithium batteries…read morepacks. Priced 80% lower than Duracells at WalMart. Also buy my cleaning products here. Awesome Bleach is $1.50 gallon, it's the same thing as the $7 big name brand bleach at Safeway. This Dollar Tree store is big, well organized, staffed by nice friendly , helpful employees. The huge parking lot assures that you'll get a closeby spot. Admit you love this place, too. Where else can you buy party helium baloons for $1.50? Bonus points: Grocery Outlet is next door.

I liked a lot of the things I found in this store but the mark-up was outrageous! I will never…read moreunderstand women who will spend 30 or more on just a onesie. Or 40 bucks for a toddler dress... I have a three year old and I know she ruins clothes. Maybe they don't let their kids actually play in their clothes.. Who knows? I certainly wouldn't buy a 40 dollar dress just for pictures. I was planning on buying some blankets until I realized that the same exact ones (well, different pattern) were 10 dollars cheaper at BRU. Oh, and BRU had a BOGO 50% off sale. Me Gusta did have some original, cute items - but I'm thinking they're going to go the way of the other specialty baby shops have in the Fountains. It seems every shop for kids in the fountains eventually closes because their prices are just not competitive at all.

I love this store! Free story time on Thursday mornings is awesome! We love to come in and play…read morewith the train set. The selection of Eco friendly toys is the best!

We were at Granite Bay High School for a Football scrimmage and Lakeshore Learning Store was along…read morethe way home, so my wife wanted to stope by and purchase some items for her classroom. They are a specialty store catering to mostly educators, mostly preschool to elementary school aged kids. My wife was able to find what she needed. They had lots of items on sale for back to school. Employees were all knowledgeable of where items were and were all very nice. If you are an educator in the preschool to elementary school aged children, this is the place for you. Also a great place to pick up educational tools for projects and general home education items for your kids.

Unless you have funding from your district, this place is not worth for teachers at all. A lot of…read morethe borders, classroom decor / supplies, etc are extremely overpriced. For parents looking for toys, I've seen a lot of the same products for cheaper at places like Ross, Marshalls, and even Home Goods. Their management also comes off as passive aggressive.

My girl and I came to World Market for a little side quest before going to the movies. The mission…read morewas simple: find some random candy. Of course, we ended up leaving with candy, lotion, and some oil. World Market is honestly one of my favorite stores because they have such a huge variety of things you normally wouldn't find at a regular store. You can walk in looking for one thing and end up discovering all kinds of random stuff. They had everything from unique candy and snacks to different cooking oils and even hand soap in a bag, which honestly blew my mind. I especially enjoy checking out all the unusual snack and candy flavors they carry. Half the fun of coming here is just walking around and seeing what you can find. This location had the same fun feel as the other World Markets I've visited, and the staff was nice as well. Overall, our little side quest was a success. We found our candy and a few unexpected extras along the way. Definitely a fun stop before the movies!

Popped in to peruse the products of the world . Store does…read moreoffer imported goods from decor to foods and drinks from other countries and cultures so it can be a good place to find drinks, candy , sauces and spices not found in regular stores. There is the markup that comes with imported goods, but it was nice to see various candies and treats from my childhood in Japan. I restrained myself, only picking up this sweet and spicy dunpling sauce that goes really well with chicken tenders

This store always has the latest releases with plenty in stock. I love the display cases because it…read moreshows me how big certain items are before I purchase the box. Customer service at this location is always top tier. My husband and I like to ask the staff for their recommendations and each time, the employees are personable. You can tell that they enjoy their job.

My favorite store to buy new Lego sets used to be this Roseville Franchise. Over the last two…read moremonths, I have spent about $900 at this store. I'm not coming back. I've been filming my son checking out and putting the Legos in the bag for a long time. This time, even though George and Bean weren't on the video, I felt humiliated and that they were banding together to ask me to delete my video in front of other customers. This was meant to be an enjoyable and welcoming space. As soon as we walked into the store, we were ignored. No greetings. I paid $409 for this visit. Every consumer counts in this economy, particularly the clients who return to your business and spend a lot of money. My son and I were unhappy as we left the store. I called and spoke to Fava, who was supposedly the store manager, for the names of the employees. For a store manager, I would have expected more. She asked me how I would feel if someone began filming me while I was at work, turning the tables on me. I wasn't filming them, to start with. I was filming the Lego sets I was purchasing. George remarked, "I can't film until I'm paid." After I paid, he turned around and requested me to remove the video. Bean then began talking about regulations, to which I replied that I had done this several times and they had not responded in any way. I even tagged Lego. If anything, it's advertising. The location is open to the public. It is a mall. My video did not have their face on it. Why would I film their face? You shouldn't work in this store or any store that is open to the public if you're extremely sensitive. In any case, Fava acted unprofessionally and rudely. She threatened to ask me to leave her store. Is this a place she owns? I had to record the conversation on my phone as she was getting out of hand. Despite being the one who raised her voice against me, she said she didn't like my tone. Does Fava actually represent your store? Fava, George, and Bean have caused you to lose a significant customer. Bad news spreads quickly. If you keep them, you'll lose more business, and before you know it, your store will close. After receiving such treatment, why should I visit your store again? There's Walmart, the real LEGO store, and Amazon, which ships for free. If I ever franchise a LEGO store, I do not want Fava to represent my business. My goal is to have repeat business not lose customers. Until I had an apology and Fava, George, and Bean were gone, I would never return to this store. It's not a fun place to be. Not the values of Lego. I've never had a worse experience. I was thinking of just refunding the $409 back. Because after being treated that way, you don't deserve my business.

Walked by this cutesy store and omg! I love everything in it! The softest pushes I've ever touched…read moreand everything is so cute and vibrant! So many different bugs, fruit, just so many things! The girls there helped me pick a couple of stuffies! They had the cutest attitudes! They had a buy one get one for 50% off today for Labor Day so of course I was leaving with 2! The stuffies are on the pricier side but they are so soft and vibrant and cute! I got a huge succulent plant and a tree stump! Love it! They will go perfectly in my plush plant corner. My recent obsession.

This place is full of cute plushies. They have a lot of unique plush animals designs such as a…read morehydra, marshmallows on a stick, fat cats and fat chickens, fish, campfire, toilet paper. fruit, etc. They have a big isopod that can roll up in a ball. There are magnets to hold it in place. The employee there was super nice and friendly. She was very informative of items in the store. The downside is the pricing. The plushies are all pricy. The small ones are around $20+ and it goes up from there.