Yay, Daiso! I remember when Daiso came to California back in the early 2000s. Glad to see they're…read morehere in MN nowadays too. I was in the Woodbury Village shopping center for a Yelp Elite event at Sip Dirty Soda. When I drove up and saw there was also a Daiso, I had to make it one of my stops. I had a really great time browsing this location. It has a fairly large footprint and was well-lit and orderly. Daiso always seems to have a good selection of tempting goodies, and for the most part at very reasonable prices too! In particular I took note that some of the things I might have formerly purchased at Michaels (a craft store that as of late has gotten crappier since their main competition, Joann, went out of business... typical Capitalism move... ugh) are available here, and so in the future when I need craft items, scrapbooking supplies, or stationary, I'll probably make the trip to Daiso to give them my business instead. Also they have lots of fun Hello Kitty branded merch, as one might expect. Converting yen to USD is confusing at first, but they have lots of signage up on the aisles (as well as attached to each shopping basket) to help you. Unmarked items are at a set $2.25, which I'll admit, as someone with a lack of trust in price tags from prior bad experiences at other (non-Daiso) stores, I was anxious about all the way up to the register, watching as each item was scanned and came up at the correct low price (whew...). They even were giving away a free sticker sheet to shoppers who made a purchase. Easy way to win me over is with free stickers (I'm basically an 8 year-old). The employee was friendly to me. At any rate, I left with a lot of fun trinkets for just over $20, which really made my day. Also I was THRILLED to discover that they sell POG (if you know, you know) and other flavor varieties of the Hawaiian juice Aloha Maid. I crave the taste of Hawaii cuz of the lovely vacations I've taken there, but I had no idea you could get it on the mainland at Daiso for $1.50 a can! That's really not a bad price at all under the circumstances. Next time I'm in I'll likely intentionally stock up (yes, I'm a soda hoarder LOL).

We came here at grand opening this morning. Well organized store and close to our neighborhood…read morecompared to Maplewood. Same checkout with both self checkout and also cashier. Good location at valley creek target, kohls, Marshall's, and Lunds byerlys grocery store.

Okay. Today's topic is oral hygiene. More specifically, flossers for your teeth…read more Up and Up Floss Picks vs Oral B Glide Floss Picks: Which one is better? Up and Up by a landslide. Here's why: Up and Up is a Target brand. Oral B is not. With that said, oral hygiene is important, and flossing one's teeth is very important to me. Which brand is the best out of these two? Well, it's not Oral B. I ran out of the Up and Up brand flosser, and went to Target to get more. Lo and behold, they were out of that brand, so I bought the Oral B brand instead. Um no. It took nine of the Oral B brand flossers to floss all my teeth because they kept on breaking vs one Up and Up brand flosser. Bottom line, don't waste your money on Oral B Flossers. Dang it Target, you win again. My teeth thank you.

This Target is always so BUSY and almost never has enough lanes open for checkout. Not ideal for…read morewhen you are in a rush. I was buying items that needed security tags removed and it took about 15 minutes to checkout with only 2 people in front of me. The cashier was really nice though. Like most busy stores there's a bit of disorganization in some areas, I'll give them grace for that. Overall I just don't enjoy shopping at this location.

I love world market because they have items from all over the place. I especially like Sanrio…read moreitems, the snacks from all over and the mini items. I also like when the Christmas displays come around. So many things to look at. I feel like they usually have coupons or deals via the rewards system which is cool. I feel like most of the staff are in the front end and they are usually nice. I sometimes find pops from other countries to try or even exotic snacks. It's always fun to just go see what they have to offer from time to time.

I've been wanting to check out World Market for over a year-ish. I happened to be in the area and…read moreit was right there, so decided to zip in and check it out. I really had no idea what to expect, but as soon as I walked thru the door, was a cart with coffee and tea offerings. I tried both which they were lukewarm (not surprised as this was evening time when I was in there), but the tea was tasty. Then I went in browsing the store myself. There were sections with Christmas related merchandise and just other merchandise. I naturally gravitated towards the stationary/book section-- lots of offerings there. The food/drink sections were huge. Lots of items to explore including international items as well. I thought that was very neat. I briefly looked at the jewelry/aromatherapy section. I found a few pieces of jewelry I'd wear, super cute! Lastly, I headed over to the kitchen section. Found some really cool plates and other kitchen items. I do have to say I was a little disappointed that I passed 3 employees during my visit and not one even acknowledged me. I thought that was very strange and unacceptable. You should say hello to customers when they visit the store. Customer service skills are a large part of customer satisfaction and help decide if the customer will be returning or not. Overall, my first time here was enjoyable and glad I stopped in to check it out. I' think if/when I'm in the area I'll stop back in to see what new goodies they have that time around. I do have to share, I appreciate how bright, spacious, and neatly organized this store is.

This is an interesting place. I usually shop at different discount stores that buy pallets and sell…read moreat a good discount. This location has some large dump bins where the price changes per day. They fill the tub on Monday and the items are $5 each. Everyday after that the price drops down $1. That part of the store you can get some good deals. The rest of the store has inventory on the shelves that is a bit overpriced. You are still getting it a little cheaper than full retail. I would probably come back for the bins though.

last time I was there it was jacbobs. in the binds , fill the basket and it was 3.00. today it was…read moredock 1 . same merchandise, but costs more. 1.00 an item. the register person changed me for more items than I had. my friend was also overcharged . costumers need to count items before they leave. will not be back.

Awesome outlet store. Great staff. Worthy ministry. The selection is great. Always something you…read morecan use at a great discount. Got 2000 sq ft of flooring and am so happy with our purchase. Will shops here again.

Terrible!! my item was missing many parts and they never helped me at all. Three weeks after…read morepurchase and still no contact or help. I would avoid this place unless you can open the box and thoroughly inspect for all contents and completeness because you sure can't count on their help!!!

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.

Do not go here for tires. They don't honor their warranty…read more I was given a 60,000 mile warranty for my tires that I purchased in 2019. I went in to get a tire plugged (after having a screw in it) and they told me the screw was too close to the outside and they couldn't plug it. I knew that to be false because I physically saw the screw in my thread and removed it. When I pushed back on this they changed their story to say it wasn't about plugging the tire it was the fact that the inside of the tire was worn and wrinkly and they couldn't work on it for fear of it blowing up. So I asked why it wasn't covered under warranty and they said because my tires were over 5 years old. My warranty paperwork doesn't say the warranty is either or, it only says 60,000 miles. They tried to tell me it was two different warranties which doesn't make sense at all and it doesn't say that anywhere on the documents. Needless to say their "recommendation" was to sell me 2 tires or 4 tires. I wonder why. I waited for about an hour for them to speak with managers about discounts only for them to offer $25 per tire. However, plenty of other people (white people) came in for tires and got $150-$200 off. We asked how come we weren't offered the same discounts and manager Melissa said this was the best she could do. Again, I wonder why. All they did was lie and change their stories repeatedly to make their narrative work. No one was willing to wiggle, they were condescending and clearly didn't know what they were talking about. Next time, don't write "60,000 mile warranty" on documents if you don't plan on honoring it. If I could rate zero stars I would. Never had this issue at the Maple Grove location. I will never come back.

A fun place to shop and hunt for bargains. A great place to stop for items you need, but aren't too…read morepicky about (e.g. garbage bins, bathroom toilet paper holders, organizers). I really love their $1 reusable bags; they're usually displayed on the barrier wall near the check out area. Product selection varies greatly, but patience can pay off sometimes. Service is hit or miss. Some cashiers are super efficient and some can get a bit too chatty for me.

I got to HomeGoods through Marshalls. It's essentially a combo store where you can visit one and…read moremeander over to the other seamlessly. This HomeGoods is nice. It's nicely lit and I like the merchandise that I saw. The floor lamps were nice. I wish that I could buy one and bring it back home, but it's not practical bringing such a purchase on a plane. Not a bright idea... haha! I do like the kitchen accessories. The storage containers were pretty, durable, and cool. I liked the Sistema snack containers. I was tempted to get one, but I truly didn't need it. I like how fancy cupcake carriers are getting. Hey, you have to protect precious baked goods when they are on the move. I enjoyed looking at the cell phone accessories, too. There was a cute Mickey Mouse case for an iPhone. It's unfortunate that there isn't a whole lot for Google Pixel phones. Since it's a Marshalls-HomeGoods combo store, they share the same checkout area. It comes in handy when you are purchasing merchandise from both. I like this store. I'd come back again. (110)

Sierra is a great store. You can find many sporting good items at a much lower price than Amazon,…read moreDicks, REI or Cabellas. I often like to buy socks and water bottles here. In the past, we've had good luck finding larger items here too, like snowboarding gear and even a Yakima Sky Box (large lockable box we take camping for extra car storage). I've always received excellent service at checkout. Even when the lines are long, I've been able to check out quickly from a friendly cashier. Keep up the great work, Sierra!

The service was really good. They were stocking the shelves and were busy with getting stuff out. I…read morethink the only thing I had an issue with is accessibility to some of the aisles that were blocked or had to go in from the other side. But they have an amazing selection of great stocking stuffers and the value of their items is exceptional. I mean the prices were really good for a lot of items. I was surprised and Ben did an amazing job ringing us up at the register. He did it with a smile and was super professional. Hands down to Ben and his professionalism and got me to sign up for Sierra Rewards. So Bonus for him! Got a nice backpack out of that trip too. Thanks Sierra for doing a wonderful job