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)

Decent Marshall's location. Store was pretty organized. Feels a bit crowded with all the tables and…read moreracks added for the holidays. Prices for most items seem fair, but I do see a bit of an increase on some items I would usually shop here for. I always love looking at the tote bags, they change seasonally. Hard walking out empty handed as they have a ton of stuff.

I was in Savage at Ross and drove over. On the search for grinch items. I found some slipper socks…read morefor $6.00 but some exact ones were $8.00. Always check. I also found some Von Dutch white tank tops for my son. These were originally $52 but was on clearance for $8.00. Cashier wanted me to get their credit card, but I declined.

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.

Love this store and currently my go to store for home goods! Bought dishes, utensils, and a kitchen…read morestool for an awesome low price. Definitely better selections and better prices than Target. Yipee!

Every HomeGoods store is a satellite of TJMaxx store. In every store you can find everything from…read morefurniture, decorations, accessories, rugs, glass, kitchen appliances and much more. With very helpful customer service and set aside option this store is very convenient for bargain shoppers.

I had an easy time shopping there. Staff was helpful. I found kitty litter there that is a lot…read morecheaper than at pet stores or online shopping sites.

Hooray! I found Dawn at this store. The two Roseville stores never have the only dish detergent I…read morewant. This store still is missing items, as are the other Trees, so that's a normal situation. I no longer mind some of the messy shelves because there just aren't enough employees to keep up with customers who sort through items and throw on the wrong shelve or floor. There were many boxes on the floor pushing out to a walking zone.

They moved Marshall's over by where Hobby Lobby used to be (by total wine). It's well stocked &…read moredecently organized. Lots of clothes and accessories. Usually go to Marshall's with no plan or list more so to just browse what they have as it's pretty random finds.

Another departure from Har Mar. I haven't been to a Marshalls in many years or is it decades…read more This store is bigger and brighter, I mean bright as I wore my darkest shades and had no problem seeing tiny price tags. Not shopping for myself as I was helping another look for shoes. A sloppy assortment of not to well made shoes and sandals. The problem is lack of a bench to try shoes on. Awkwardly standing in the aisle trying to get shoes on and beware of others trying to get through and do the same sampling. Shoe departments and even shoe stores could use a measuring device. Only Boomers and Xs probably remember those. I know the companies will say people only steal them. But they could be fastened to the floor or secured with a binder better. Yes, yes, this is discount you get whats there and no extras except exceptional lighting.

The staff at the Woodbury Kirklands has been rude and snooty every time I have visited. Today I…read morepicked up a large online purchase and decided to purchase a Christmas cententepiece in the store. It appeared to be a customer return as everything was removed from the box and was repackaged. I noticef one of the bells was damaged. I asked politely for an additional discount. They said no and said "Do you want it or not!?" Interestly, just yesterday they were giving customers an additional 15% off Christmas. Hmm....how hard would it have been to make a loyal customer happy by simply offering a discount? Sorry Woodbury location, I will never set foot in your store again.

I enjoy Kirkland's and was happy with the selection and the deals I snagged for myself and my…read moredaughter the last time I shopped. However---They had a display that was clearly marked 25% off (pretty much the entire store was on sale!) We spend over 100 there that day and I was attempting to purchase an item from the display that was under 10.00 and the checkout gal argued with me about it not being part of the sale. This pissed me off---it seriously was on the display and by the sign..It would have made a bigger impression on me to just shave off the 1.50 discount but she decided to be a bitch so I let them keep that item and will wait till it is on the 50 or 70 % off but get it from another location. I have been to other locations where they bend over backwards with friendliness this one is not one of them.

Not today!! The bathroom on the right are disgusting. Dirty floor drain, tile, exposed wiring in…read moreoutlet no cover, no seat tissue in the holder, baseboard heating unit filthy needs painting and a knob. Smelled awful!! Deodorizers are cheap. Get a new cleaning crew, paint is cheap, outlet covers cheap. Can't imagine manager does not walk the store before opening .

Great store ,good selection and customer service is great and friendly…read more The value is reasonable. I can find anything that I budget friendly.