They are usually out of the items I'm looking for, so I get sent to other stores…read more Sales people are friendly but not very knowledgeable. Won't return.

Jason and the rest of the staff are all very friendly and knowledgeable about everything sold at…read moregame stop. I trust their opinions when it comes to games they think that I will like.

I love this target location. It is always super clean and well stocked. The staff is also…read moreincredibly friendly. The store itself is not too big and doesn't make shopping overwhelming.

Nice clean classy location and store. People were masked. Ample parking and super easy access to…read moreroute 55. Lot of stuff for family. Good friendly welcomiNg sanitizing crew at entrance. Starbucks has nice view but indoor seating summer of 2020

Tess helped my mom and I, she is spectacular, and so friendly! She helped us access our rewards on…read moreTJmax rewards, and walked us through finding our coupons. She's so patient, friendly, and the best!! We will definitely come back over and over again because of Tess!

The best of the TJMaxx stores in this area! Easy to shop and the employees are super friendlyread more

This is the best grocery store in the cities -- by far…read more We moved from California. Grocery Outlet is a large chain in California that is similar to Mike's -- they're a discount opportunistic grocery that sells items close to expiration/are being discontinued. When we moved back to Minnesota, we were very sad to not have Grocery Outlet anymore. But then, we found Mike's. Mike's is amazing. I'd argue it's even better than Grocery Outlet, and miles above any average grocery store in the cities. The primary draw to Mike's is the pricing -- things are very cheap compared to other grocers. This is possible because they don't have a broad selection and stock items that are close to expiration or being discontinued. It's not uncommon to find things that didn't sell at other stores here. The downside is that they rarely have consistent stock. However, if you have an open mind, you won't be disappointed. There are snacks, frozen items, household goods and even clothes that are very cheap. Lastly, the staff are all very kind and do their best to help. Go here!!!!

This grocery store is a hidden gem. It's actually been here as long as I can remember. They have a…read moregreat selection of produce and dairy on a consistent basis. Some of the items have met or exceeded the Best Buy date but we all know those dates are generally just a suggestion. I've never had any issues with anything I've ever bought. The prices are also so low you really can't go wrong. The best deal I ever came across here was 12 dozen eggs and 12 pounds of bacon for $50. My Roommate and I split this and it was so worth it. The cereals, crackers, etc are kind of a hit or a miss all depending on what they have in. The paper goods and household type products are similar to big box stores as far as price so I tend to bypass that area. The whole store is worth going through because you can find some hidden deals. Also I recommend liking their Facebook page so you can stay up to date on the current deals and promotions.

Stopped in today after seeing a facebook posted thry were open. Easy enough to find. Plenty of…read moreparking. Friendly & polite fella greeted me upon entering. I felt there was a little bit of everything here. Need wall art? Magnets? Bedding? A fun ehirt? Etc, etc. Everything was pretty reasonably priced. Didnt buy anything today but will definitely be back.

BUYER BEWARE: BIG "Rug Sale" sign displayed to draw customers inside of store only to not honor the…read more"sale" when asked about not receiving the advertised "sale" price after the transaction. Business Response: "We do have the rug sale signs up all the time to promote them as we discount our rugs more than most of our other items and every week we mark down some rugs" Very deceptive advertising and prices that are not actually a bargain after comparing to other local stores that actually have customer service and do price adjustments and returns for defective items!

This is a brand new Dollar General! I was excited to see this being built because there really…read morearen't a whole lot in this area as far as convenience stores go besides CVS. CVS can be very expensive and with a name like "Dollar General" I was hoping to see some lower priced items. Unfortunately, the prices seem very high for the grocery items and I would only ever use them in a pinch. The store was clean but seems very crowded with items. They were still working on putting items on the shelves, so there were a lot of carts out in the aisles. The plus side is that they had A TON of variety. This was like a little grocery store but also had some decor items, baby items(diapers,food,wipes) Holiday items, ect.... There is tons of parking and self check out for a quick in and out! Overall I will use this place in a pinch, but I still prefer dollar tree for quick and cheap items.

Eh, not great…read more Selection is fine, and tbh the store is incredibly clean/organized compared to many others, both DG and other "dollar" stores. That said, this location seems to have issues getting and keeping employees and has since they opened within the last few years. And the ones they do have right now? Kind of rude, they hide in the back, and you don't see them until they see they need to ring people out. There's 3 self checkout registers and none of them are ever open; I used them twice during the first 3 months of this location being open, never to have used them again, resulting in some INSANE lines as they make the single employee check out everyone on a tiny lil' counter that doesn't fit more than 3 items at a time on it (this is true for ALL of their registers/counters; that one is actually the biggest one). My biggest peeve is the young man with dark brown/black hair. Taller, average build. I just heard him ask an obviously disabled (judging not only by her speaking and demeanor, but noticeable scarring all over her body as well) girl why she shopped the way she did, grabbing many items only to need to buy only a few. I swore she was going to cry. All in all, a decent store. No problems with the store itself beyond checkout, really. The employee issue has been an ongoing problem since day one it seems, though.

Gosh if I was a young college student living in the dorms I know I would love this place!…read more So may little Knick knack things some good some not useful at all to fill and clutter your space! Aisles and aisles of things ranging from Asian foods, kitchen stuff, home stuff , decor etc Did not see any staff available to help Finding prices on things required looking at the end caps of the aisle to see the price listed and converted to USD

I was incredibly excited that Daiso has come to MN. I used to love this place when I lived in…read moreWashington state. This location is a bit different from what I remember, but they have lots of familiar things: there's an extensive selection of items for your household, including some scores for bakers and coffee lovers. Hello, silicone molds and cute baking cups! There are tons of options for silverware and dish ware, plus really cute glassware and mugs. Athletes will find yoga mats, resistance bands, and small items for your home workout. Into health and beauty? They've got you covered with applicators, sheet masks, and body scrubbers (if you've been to Korea, you know what I mean). I was delighted to discover that they have a respectable selection of stationery, including cute notebooks, fun puzzle erasers, and even a few fun sticky notes. This is a great place to come if you need to stock your dorm room, grab some art supplies, or fill a gift basket for the niblings at a reasonable price. Well-organized Grand Opening weekend, too, thanks to the great staff. Thanks, Daiso!

Although small, they have a decent variety of items. While I've never found furniture that works…read morefor my needs, they often have nice items in that section. Plus I like how they create cute vignettes to display them. I don't visit the clothing or shoe dept, but I can see (from a distance) that they have a wide assortment. There are always folks going through the racks. I spend most of my time in the home decor section. There's an aisle dedicated to 50% off clearance items. Then there are several aisles with normal (thrift) priced goods. The shelves can be a bit cluttered, especially in the kitchenware, cup, coffee machine area. If you're looking for a complete fine china dinnerware set I've often seen them here (4+ settings). Overall I think they have a good selection, so they're worth checking out. The only cons are: 1)the entrance is very cluttered (a hoarders dream), and 2)the store can use some type of air deodorizer to help with the stale odor.

Ample parking; organized racks, great selection, furniture area with nice stuff, artwork and decor…read moreitems, prices for me beat Goodwill, sign up for rewards program and get ID card. Bags provided and carts. Housewares sort of congested but good stuff. Would return.