My mom and I have been loyal Patina customers for over 25 years, visiting locations from Bryant…read moreAve. to Northeast, and now Roseville. Shopping at Patina has always been a cherished part of our outings. Sadly, that tradition came to an abrupt and upsetting end yesterday on Mother's Day. I share this as a warning to others: the Patina team appears more interested in targeting their customers than treating them with dignity or respect. On Mother's Day, the Roseville store manager, Trina, accused my 83-year-old mother of shoplifting-- claiming she saw her steal something several weeks earlier. My mother is one of the kindest, most honest people you could ever meet. She's a retired retail associate who spent over a decade at Herbergers and has never stolen a thing in her life. Trina offered zero proof-- no video, no photo, no name on file. Trina, along with an associate with a judging attitude, showed us one blurry image of a person standing at the counter, photographed from behind, who could've been anyone. Claiming this has some sort of proof. Trina also claimed a police report had been filed and that my mother spoke to police. She gave us a case number. When we contacted the Roseville Police Department, we were told no reports were filed in 2025. The case number Trina gave us referred to a 2024 incident involving a woman with the initials B. W. - not even close to my mother's name. This was a blatant attempt to justify a false accusation and make us go away. I followed up yesterdays incident by emailing the district manager, Karin Tappero, as directed by staff. I did not receive a response. Being wrongly accused and publicly embarrassed-- on Mother's Day, no less -- was incredibly hurtful. It completely overshadowed what was meant to be a joyful day. My mom and I were left shaken, humiliated, and heartbroken. After decades of loyalty, I can't express how degrading and disappointing this experience was. Patina used to be such a fun shop for us to go to together. We will never return to any of their stores and happy to bring our business elsewhere. In today's retail climate, it's astonishing that Patina has no problem alienating and falsely accusing longtime customers. Shoppers deserve better.

This store is so so so cute! I love how they decorate for different seasons; it's currently decked…read moreout for the holidays. There's a large variety of products throughout the store, and they're organized very intuitively. I was super excited my most recent visit to see that they carry several kinds of Smiskis, including hippers. And the prices felt pretty reasonable -- the hipper was about $12, and the normal ones were about $10. They also have one of the largest selections of Jelly Cats I've seen in person. So many things they carry are right up my alley, and it's a great place to spend time just looking at everything.

I went with a friend to check out the store. Some clerk with a detachable white lace collar was…read moregiving me the stink eye. I decided to break the ice and asked her where they had alligator clips. She huffed and stomped over to the spot and told me, "We don't call them that here. They are hair clips." and she briskly turned around and walked away like I had just asked for the dildo dept. The male clerk was no better. But I do have shoulder length hair so I guess I deserved it.

First things first - Hobby Lobby is a problematic corporation. (Like CFA level IFYWIM). However, I…read morewas desperate and in the area. Massive Christmas clearance section! I swear it felt like the aisles were never ending. Hobby Lobby is like Michael's and Home Goods had a huge baby. Like Costco size huge. Everything was marked 60% off which was amazing and some things actually rang up as 70% off at the check out? We love a good deal! (Everything was cheaper than the dollar store in the same strip mall) The checkout line was like twenty people deep before they opened another register. I was foolish and didn't grab a cart so my arms were literally shaking by the time it was my turn to pay lol. Checkout employee was nice enough and friendly. I could tell they were exhausted from it being so busy. On that note I will also say that I didn't see any employees while I was shopping... so it's a good thing I didn't need any help?

This is one of my favorite locations for TJ Maxx home goods…read more It's got a lot of variety, it's well organized and has a nice flow to it. It tends to be pretty busy on the weekends though, so consider that. Additionally, everytime I am here, I find myself waiting in line to check out for quite awhile, they usually seem pretty under staffed in that area. A clean store, the employees are helpful and it is easy to find everything as well. The prices are good, nothing too special or incredible.. but it does get the job done. If you are looking for any sort of home good item.. this is your spot!

This Homegoods was very clean and organized. It took over the former Bed Bath and Beyond…read morestorefront. I like the variety of items they have to offer (ovi mostly home decor and furnishings). I do find good stationary and other little decor things here. Prices are usually fair and they some clearance aisles as well. Not much staff interaction besides checking out. We went around dinner time and it was pretty chill, no line when we went to check out (which is rare). Overall fun to browse around.

We love the style of scandinavian design furniture. I…read moreusually do not post reviews. Here is our experience. We purchased the Holfred dining set and side board for our dining room. After 6 mo the tables showed signs of warping in the wood. We also had weird spots start showing up on the top of the sideboard (it was always covered with a piece of custom glass). Mike the store manager was so understanding and helpful and let me exchange it for a different piece (we did have the extended warranty). Then, we went back and bought another table for our kitchen.We purchased the Oliver. Once it was delivered, it just didn't look right in our kitchen. And when we fully extended it with the leaf, there was large gap in the middle and it was very noticeable.We went into this store within two days and stated we would like to exchange it for something else. Sam was obliged to do so, although we were told we had to pay a 20% stocking fee. We did end up exchanging for a different table at scandinavian design, but we did end up having to pay a $300 restocking fee. Seems excessive especially if you're exchanging becuase of a product your not satisfied with. So my advice is to make sure you ask them to open it if there's a leaf and really, really pay attention to the quality before you bring it home. We will still continue to buy from there.Although I will pay more attention to those aspects.

After a major kitchen remodel, we knew our dining furniture needed a refresh to match the new…read moremodern vibe of the space. I found some beautiful leather-like low profile dining chairs at Scandinavian Designs. The price was surprisingly reasonable for the quality - we have received quite a few comments from guests about how comfortable they are! This will definitely be our first stop the next time we need to shop for new furniture. One star off because there was no one around to assist me in lifting chairs down from a rack so I could test them out. Being pregnant at the time, it was something I would have appreciated help with!

It was overall a good experience. I was greeted at the door, by Primus who did the usual spiel…read more After telling them what I was looking for, sofas, they explained how to understand pricing, told me how to spot options that came in other colors, and advised they'd be around to help if I needed. I didn't fall in love with any of the sofas. Mostly every display was a sectional, and while traditional sofa and loveseat were available for most of the styles... there weren't and models on the floor. I found the person who initially helped me, and they shared that if I need a visual reference they could pull some up (online). Eventually I found 1 modular style, that I liked. DIdn't love, but would do. I saved it for my records, but didn't buy anything in the moment, because I was truly settling. Anyway, although I didn't find anything that I wanted to buy during this trip, I had a good browsing experience and customer assistance from Primus.

I don't really even wanna take the time to explain why this place is bad but to save others. The…read moretrouble with this place is just extremely disorganized and doesn't really even care the stuff they display. A whole process of picking up my couch was extremely annoying and took me just going down with no certainty that my couch was there to pick it up. The gentleman in the back was very nice, but could hardly make up for all the annoyance I had before him. I think something like picking up a couch shouldn't be that difficult.

This Sierra location is pretty standard, but I have found some really good items here. They carry…read morethings like jackets and boots, and it is a great place to check out if you are into camping or hiking. They often have solid gear from brands like Osprey, Oboz, and L.L. Bean at much better prices than typical outdoor stores. I am not super into hiking or camping myself, but I still like coming here to pick up quality gear without spending a ton. It is a good first stop if you are looking for anything outdoors related. They also have a small natural cosmetics section, some sports items, and a mix of other things tied to outdoor use. I bought a cooler here and it ended up being a great purchase. It looks nice, fits well in the back of my car, and works exactly how I need it to. Part of the fun is just browsing and seeing what deals you can find since the inventory is always changing.

Whenever we go to Pagoda we always stop by here . Clean store and friendly staff. They gave a great…read moreselection of sporting goods and random finds. My poor bf keeps finding things every time we go. I love going here and seeing what treasures we can find.

STORE CLOSING. 10-30% off all products, but it's getting emptier by the day. No returns on…read morepurchased items

I bought a medium sized cookie scoop for $14.99 a week and a half ago. I debated over paying so…read moremuch for this, but I have heard fantastic reviews about them. I used it once. Today I made a triple batch of cookie dough. When I went to use the scoop, it wouldn't release the dough. I talked to a gentleman at the store who said I could return it as I was so upset. As I am in Stage III kidney failure, I asked if it was ok if my adult, 36 year old, adult daughter, could return, as I don't like to go out too much because of possible Covid exposure. He told me yes. When she got there, they charged her 20% of the cost...approximately another $3.25. At this price the thing should make the cookies by itself! So, at least $18.25 plus tax now! Talk about a rip off! Too bad I wasn't there myself, because I certainly would have raised hell and Never have paid any more for it! Wow, we just had our bathroom remodeled and were going to get items there! Not now! They already took us to the cleaner!

First lets talk about location...its pretty great, not too far off Hwy 100 and Excelsior…read more There are plenty of other stores in the area, but they have their own parking lot so you don't have to try to scavenge for street parking. I came in specifically to look at Joybird sofas as they are an authorized retailer and have sofas on the sales floor. Its scary to make an online purchase (and such a large, custom purchase) without touching and feeling an item, so I was thrilled to learn this store was so close to home and had what I was looking to purchase. I had a great time working with Kristin. After countless emails and a couple visits to the store I ordered my sofa, and also ended up with a chair and lamp. Kristin was great to offer her designer opinion while listening to mine and helping me make the big decision based on my existing home design. They offer financing (OAC) and 'white glove' delivery (they take all the packaging stuff with them when they leave, set the item in the room of your choosing) just like Joybird, but they will for other items you purchase there, too. The kicker is the 2 week in home trial period. Keep it for two weeks and if you decide you hate it they will take it back to the store and offer you store credit to replace the item. This really eased my worry about spending 2K on a sofa I may not like as much in person. I can't wait until it arrives! They also have home decor items here, like pillows and lamps. Its a super fun place to just look around and get inspiration, or fall in love with a custom fox lamp which would totally look amazing on your nightstand. Or maybe that fun mounted anatomical model of a heart on your desk. Or maybe that chair with acrylic arms. You get the idea... Inventory is changing constantly, so visit often. See you there!

I walked in my with my kelly green coat and my hot pink pants and immediately saw some bright…read moreorange chairs and a sales person that had purple hair. I immediately knew I was going to be at home in this store. There was furniture and accessories, for you neutral people there was plenty of that. For those of us who like color, plenty of that too. My designer Billie was super sweet and let me browse but also let me know that anything can be custom ordered and that this is just a small sampling of what they can get for me. I wasn't sure if I could afford it so I had her price out a chair for me it was $1100 but they had a 20% off sale so it would be $880. I'm new to furniture shopshopping so I went to another store later (La-Z-Boy) and it was comparable to that. I walked in at 20 minutes to closing on a Sunday night, but Billie didn't seem rushed at all. I was the one saying "let's just wrap this up. Can you give me something to look at online?" And she gave me two websites she thought I would like based on our conversations and looking at what they have to offer. I will see where our furniture shopping journey takes me but I plan to be back!

Stopped in only to check out the little print machine - which ended up being sold out…read more I know it's a smaller business but my issue was that the hours online were 11am opening (maps/IG) on Sunday. We paid for parking at approached and seen the closed sign. We waited about 10 min, still closed so we left. I ended up returning & it was open & of course parking was tougher. I did browse the store a bit. Super cute products.

This store is the absolute cutest and coziest store in downtown Minneapolis!…read more It has so many specialty gifts and trinkets for your home or someone special. The workers are so sweet and definitely are willing to help you out. Also, there is an Inciardi prints machine! It's so nice to have a place like this downtown because it brings such a good vibes and aura to the area

I never even knew this was even in Roseville. We were really browsing and I also just wanted to…read morelook at kitchen tables. They have some gorgeous bedroom sets and huge tables for a formal dining room. Nothing was bought today but they have some really unique and modern items at a very deep discounted price.

It's located right next to REI (if you're familiar with that location) with shared parking (not…read moremuch). Upon entering I was greeted by an employee who shared her name and asked what brought me in. After telling her, instead of showing me around, asking a million questions, or telling me everything about the store, she just referred me to areas I needed and allowed me to browse in peace. The space was spacious. I gather inventory changes, but when I went there were mostly couches. However, there were also tables, some patio items, rugs, chairs, storage (shelves, bookcases), and a few other items types. I didn't see a lot in terms of decor (throws, pillows, vases, etc). Unfortunately, none of the sofas were my style. Most of their items had a modern and retro look. And far bigger than my space could acommadate (sensibly). Although it's the outlet prices were still pretty high. I was looking for miid-level so even if I liked a sofa, at $3k plus it wouldn't have worked. Thankfully there were other furniture stores in the area so it's not like I traveled out there for nothing.