Note that they have moved locations! My brother and I went to check this spot out earlier this…read moreyear, and my mind is blown. It's basically another outlet space (like Salvation Army in downtown) for past-season Target and other box store goods. Expect past-season holiday and decor, broken-in-store furniture, and some clothes and shoes that haven't been worn but were moved out of store. It's a lot to sort through, and not everything is a good deal. But we scored big time on some large art pieces here!!

I've always had a good experience with discount 70 but, as their business had to close from in…read moreperson and moved to online I was still a dedicated customer. I purchased items for a great price online and they had the option to pick up in person. However, unfortunate family circumstances happened and I completely forgot about my order. Weeks went by when I had realized I forgot to pick it up. I emailed them and they gave such heartfelt condolence and said I can still pick up my items. I definitely recommend everyone to check out their online store and hopefully they'll open up in person shopping.

Probably the smallest Dollar Tree I have ever been to - I am used to more modern mammoth locations…read more However, this location has narrow isles and the shelves were pretty well stocked. We came looking for inexpensive Halloween decorations as well as things for trick or treating. We were able to find some odds and ends that we needed so it was a successful trip - we got a big bag of stuff for under $20.

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.

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.

Has good value products but place is so unkempt and disorganized it's hard to find what you need…read more If they would just make a little more effort to straighten the place out I'd add another star.

So I stopped here on a whim. I saw the word "bargain" and I decided to pull in because hey, they…read moremight sell to the public, because it just didn't look like it. Seriously, if you are driving by, there is nothing really to pull you into this place. The location is in an industrial area off of Kasota Ave and Hwy 280. Why would you? Well let me tell you why. It is open to the public and the place is a trip as it has everything from tools, food, clothing, kids toys, electronics, home goods, etc. If you're a fan of Axeman or Milaca Unclaimed Freight, it scratches all those itches of weird and random bargains. You name it, it probably has come through here at one point. Remember the game Operation? Ya pick out the the body parts with tweezers and try not to light the nose? $5 which was down from the discounted price of $10. The Easter baskets and stuffing I bought to load up as presents? Free. The dozen crayola colored pencils to add to those baskets? 50 cents each. The big screen TV's and some other things I saw were over priced but the lady said they would entertain all offers if they are reasonable. I mean, they had air hoses next to garden planters and straps and good grief! They simply carry a lot of random shite. Did I mention circular saw blades? Yep, they had those too. My guess is this something you need to be checking out on a regular basis. They're also selling some of the stuff on web. See the about this business notes for details on those shenanigans.

Some relatively decent bargains. Service is abysmal; zero EQ by anyone customer facing. On…read moremultiple occasions have overcharged customers. Selling expired food. Unsafe broken glass front door and the parking lot in St.Paul is in serious need of repair; huge holes that are unavoidable. Clearly customers' safety and service are not priorities here.

This is a great place to shop at, but not necessarily to consign…read more I've been shopping here for years and they have a great selection and some very good quality of well-known brands (Talbots, Lands End, Eddie Bauer, AnnTaylor/Loft, etc.). However, there are some items mixed in that I have no idea how they make it through the selection process (bleach stains, tears, worn out, etc). I recommend looking closely at every clothing piece before purchasing. Pricing is all over the place, it's mostly good, but sometimes it doesn't make sense to pay $20 for a pre-owned cardigan (even if it is nice-looking). However, there's enough deals to keep me coming back. I haven't had problems with service. My rule is to be kind and they'll generally be kind back, and they haven't been unkind (just the general attitude that comes with having to deal with working retail). As for consignment, I've consigned there a few times, and have been surprised how some of my items aren't selected, especially considering how I've found worse items being sold. I guess it's all about stock from reading other reviews? Still, a bit disappointing. I'd give my consignment experience 3 stars. NO public bathrooms. But there are a lot of neighboring businesses that have bathrooms for you to use if needed (like a Starbucks about a block away) Parking: free parking lot.

They literally took something out of my hands tagged for $9 and then retagged it for $115. I've…read morenever seen anything like it. People come to these places because they want to find deals. They will take them away from you as fast as you can find them. Horrid.

I browsed and didn't find anything to buy. I was greeted when I walked in. They are starting to get…read moreHalloween items in. There was a pink skeleton. Its a nice store.

I like that this five below is almost always pretty clean and organized. They offer a wide variety…read moreof products at a low price. I love that they have a graphic t-shirt wall but I noticed that a lot of the shirts on the displays were not on the shelves. They have super trendy decor items which I love. A lot of anime, Sanrio, HP, gamer merch. There's essentially something for everyone. From time to time I find a good book here for super cheap. There's not much staff interaction besides checking out, which is fine. They did used to always say "welcome to five below" when you walked in. Parking is pretty easy.

Fantastic location, mission and variety! I have been meaning to come here and I'm so glad I did!…read moreThe shop is located near the Hamline Midway area across from Ginkgo Coffee House. I highly recommend making a shopping date with friends and then hitting coffee afterwards. Bonus: Flying Pig is typically open until 6 pm and Ginkgo 8 pm!! Flying Pig Thrift is staffed primarily by volunteers and everyone is beyond kind. Community resources are available onsite via a bulletin board and the shop supports 3 main non-profit groups. Within the dressing area room, there was a flyer supporting mental health resources and I smiled when I saw it. There are a wide variety of items that shift seasonally and frequently. Items are fairly priced and there are often sales, half price item days and even a permanent sale section in the back. I was really excited to score a denim button up with funky colorful bird designs, a cute yellow bee kind sweatshirt along with a black Nike top. In addition to clothes, there are shoes, cards, jewelry, some handcrafted art, home decor, hospital scrubs, board games, records, magazines and more. Thank you Flying Pig Thrift! I appreciate your mission and service towards the Saint Paul area.

Fun little thrift store. Similar to a garage sale in pricing and items. I really like the section…read morenear the registers with local art.

Love this place! Have found great things. Will buy all the paint for my home there. Staff is very…read morenice. Go there. Closed Sunday and Monday

Having purchased a house last year, I have needed to buy so many things including furniture, rugs,…read morelamps, tools, and random other stuff. This place has so many things for such affordable prices. Some of the items are brand new and even with the tag still on and some are more antique used items. The stock of what is available there is so random and can very depending on what they receive but they generally offer a selection of couches, tables, chairs, rugs, bookshelf's, and appliances. However, the best deal there are the lightbulbs. 4 bulbs for 99 ¢. Unbeatable.

What is this place? Such a weird place to walk through…read more Sells old college dorm and classroom stuff for very cheap. It really is an experience just to go through it but I can't imagine what people are buying. Most of the stuff I saw is practically garbage- and that's coming from someone who loves buying other people's garbage! Now, if I had gone here as a broke college kid that owned nothing, maybe I could see the appeal.

This place is like a garage sale on steroids. There is no other to describe it. The university…read moreassembled this warehouse to get rid of their discarded furniture, lab equipment, bikes, signs, you name it. You can even find dorm room desks for cheap!

I felt really stressed out walking in here. There was somehow a lot of things but also not a lot of…read morethings? Confusing? Let me elaborate. The shelves were like half empty and very picked through. However, there were boxes of stuff piled up in the corners that you could tell customers had tried going through even though employees hadn't unpacked them yet. Also - tons of stuff all on the floor and on the bottom shelves of the empty aisles. There were many seasonal items where I could I find literally only one of it. The checkout lines were reasonable and the employees were nice! I felt significantly relieved when I exited. (Also the lights were weirdly dim?). Also, I found what I was looking for at Hobby Lobby at a cheaper price for a higher quality. Sheesh.

Dollar Tree finally got their act together and took over the space up the street. We should clear…read moreup the address, it's 2485 N. Fairview, Roseville, not St Paul as listed on Yelp's map..btw no one says CR-48 for a street name. When the move was taking place I spoke with the new manager who promised this location would be well stocked and there would be room to move around. The promise came through as I don't have to run to another Dollar Tree to find what I want. More variety including Bamboo large spoons and turnover ladles. Bamboo was made in USA? It says so. Check out the large selection of cards even known brand names. It's interesting just to roll along and see the different items we may not see elsewhere.