We noticed this general store I the way to voyageurs national park and decided to stop on the way…read morehome. We figured it would be a little rinky dink souvenir shop but we were wildly surprised. You walk in and it's huge. Apparently it was redone a couple years ago. It was 3 floors with shoes on the bottom. They had plenty of nice brands and flannels as well as plenty of merch from the surrounding areas including some tshirts and sweatshirts with voyageurs national park logos on them. They also had a small kids section, candy section, and baking area, as well as a gourmet popcorn vending. Downstairs they had a large sale section but everything else so full price. Definitely a nice place to stop at if in town.

Every summer my family comes to Minnesota to visit family and so on and so forth…read more.. We always have to get souvenirs for us and our friends. Ronnings has very helpful and kind staff that seem like they enjoy there job and look to please the customer. I got a couple Rainy Lake tee-shirts and then I realized, almost every shirt and hoodie they have says rainy lake on it. Although they have much more than that, I think they should have more verity such as adding sport teams. The layout of the building is easy to navigate. The best thing about this place is there stock, I don't know how big there "closet" is but they always have what you're looking for. I'd also like to add that when we were trying to decide which fridge magnet to get, we got three because they were all good. This place even supports the international falls high school team with apparel and "stuff". The only competition this place has is border bobs which I will review next.

Went in to check out the end of summer clearance sales and tried on some boots. Found three pair…read morethat fit and some welding supplies that I brought up to the counter. The new trainee up there was learning how to enter things on the computer when she turned to ask me to take off my boots. I asked why, she said because I was trying on boots. I told her to take off her shoes. She did not comply and neither did I. Then she got really smug after that and kept saying stupid shit and I told her you don't just ask people that. I told you just do not go around accusing people of stealing. She stated it's called loss prevention. I told her here is a lesson, I not going to buy anything now. Her response was more smug behavior and total disregard for professional behavior. Her attitude cost TSC a sale well over $100 and her attitude indicated she did not have a care about that.

Coolest place in Roseau, hands down! I am a transplant from a more "metropolitan" city, and its…read morenice to see a store like this in the area. High end clothing, gifts, organic/pasture-raised meats and sustainable seafood, and so much more. The owners are great, very helpful and friendly.

From the owner: We carry a little bit of everything, from northern inspired home/cabin decor, gift shop; boutique,…read morename brand and souvenir clothing for men, women, children and baby. Plus, we take pride in our selection of Minnesota made gifts, decor, souvenirs and specialty foods. Annie's is home to the area's finest fish and seafood, specializing in a variety of shrimps, different kinds of salmon, as well as crab and lobster... and even Canadian caught walleye!

Wow, talk about inflation. Must be owned by a bunch of Democrats because the prices are absolutely…read moreinsane. If you buy anything here, and I mean anything you must be desperate. Service personal nice, but i hope they don't pay labor by the pound, they will need a cattle scale! Dang store is run like it's in a sharecropper's world, you trade a week's labor for an air filter and bag of de-icing salt. Well, worth your drive to Grand Forks or Amazon desktop order.

Marvin Windows answer to nobody else wants to open a hardware store in Warroad. Locals call it the…read more911 store, because you only visit this store if it's an emergency. Prices are outrageous, due to the lack of group purchase volumes or buying clubs such as Ace hardware. Majority of help nice, but typical Minnesota passive aggressive. If you have a couple hours to spare or a big list, skip Marvins Hardware and head over to Menards in either Bemidji or Grand Forks because you save huge money compared to Marvin Hardware.