Here you'll find the best places in Roseville (Minnesota). We found 31 places.

CosmoProf

Just drove 30min to this store. To get here and cashier here doesn’t have change. Never coming here again and gas is 5 dollars. Very unprofessional or was it that I’m a African American woman that owns my business. I’ve been in business 24 years and to come Patronize another business they can’t change money ridiculous. I seen why the others store have better business reviews. Thanks but no thanks ~jackie

(50 reviews)
beauty supply store

Goodwill - Roseville: Cleveland Ave. N

AWFUL SMELL! They installed these industrial strength scent spreading devices that spray this super strong cologne or perfume into the air. It was unbearable! I was only able to be in there for about 5 minutes before I was feeling sick and had to leave from the overwhelming smell. I can still taste it in the back of my throat and I can still smell it on my clothes. I can only imagine how bad it is for the workers. I hope they realize how much this impacts people and get rid of those machines. I was not able to shop this location. ~David

(10 reviews)
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Hule Co

Bought a gallon of milk a couple weeks ago,it seemed like the target generic brand next day my son said it tasted nasty😖, when I checked the expiring date I couldn't believe what my 👀 were reading , original expired date had been scratched with a sharp item and altered with a fine point sharpie; it was so obvious đŸ•” how I didn't noticed before buying it.đŸ˜’đŸ€Š ~janet

(3 reviews)
gas station

Schuler Shoes: Roseville

Until today I have only chosen to spend the time and effort of writing Google reviews to give out 5 star ratings to a few businesses. Until today, when a high ranking manager of Schuler Shoes literally threw shoes and an open box at me in anger. ***Intentionally.*** Several witnessed it, including 2 other employees. They as well as a customer told me I hadn’t done anything to deserve the manager’s anger, much less this projectile expression of said anger. Allegedly this manager’s name is Neil Mason (I’ve guessed the spelling). He threw the stuff at me after we politely debated each other for about 3 to 5 minutes during which time I never personally attacked, name-called, swore, or made any other Ugly Customer statement or act. I can’t say he intended the stuff (the shoes within their open box and its contents like stuffing & insoles) to hit me, but he certainly threw them in my direction as he stomped away like a tantruming child as he snapped, “Take them!” This was apparently his way of yielding to our debate on whether I should be allowed to keep the defective pair for free when my initial request had been to do an exchange. See attached pics; they started to fall apart within a few months of my purchase last year, and although they immediately agreed to replace them — hence 2, not 1, star — they couldn’t until recently due to supply chain issues. My previous pair had lasted 5 years, so I knew these were defective. Upon learning, however, from another employee today that the supply chain issue meant the estimated time for new availability is circa December 2022, I asked to also keep this defective pair (for grungy house and basement chores) since they’d already said they were too flawed to even fix and resell (the words “straight into the trash” were said at one point). These are the only activity shoes I can wear with my orthotic brace, and moreover they’d forgotten to call me in February and it took my finally calling this April to ask if they’d arrived yet. I politely persisted in my side of the debate when the manager’s only offer had been to let me have both pairs at a discount at best because this is their rule. I repeated that they weren’t going to be fixable anyway, so I hated to waste the flawed pair to an arbitrary rule. If he hadn’t snapped and thrown them toward me, I would’ve added as my last point that I live on an income not far above the poverty line. As I conclude I’ll also add in fairness that I acted childishly as he angrily walked away, raising my voice to those in the store to describe what he’d just done. Perhaps this is why it took more than one request for me to obtain the manager’s alleged name, but as explanation, not excuse, his little tantrum left me feeling shaken. Whatever, first world problems, right? Generally this store is decent but this experience shook me enough to share here. ~Bella

(10 reviews)
shoe store

Johnson Fitness & Wellness Store (formerly 2nd Wind Exercise Equipment)

We bought a treadmill recently and were impressed with their initial response time, information, and quick delivery. They unfortunately didn’t sell mats large enough for our machine which is 38 inches wide so we’re ordering that from the manufacturer. It doesn’t sound like a big deal but moving this 300lb machine again will be a headache and it could be 2-3 weeks before it’s here. Because the rest of the transaction had been smooth, I expected they’d be more helpful especially on something the manufacturer recommends. ~Elizabeth

(10 reviews)
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