7350 153rd St W, Apple Valley MN 55124
“Really my favorite Dollar tree for all your gift and craft ideas. This place is great. David always seems to be my cashier and he's always smiling and helpful. I come all the way from Lakeville because the ones in Lakeville suck in comparison ?”
15560 Pilot Knob Rd, Apple Valley MN 55124
“The man that helped me in electronics was great. I asked him where something was, and he actually came over to me a couple of minutes later to see if I found what I needed.”
15150 Cedar Ave, Apple Valley MN 55124
“Way to go Target Apple Valley store! I really appreciate your ***clean and fast self-checkout station! Keep up the good work your staff is always smiling and ready to assist me on myself check out process.”
14926 Florence Trail, Apple Valley MN 55124
“Very clean and well stocked store. Service at the Amazon drop off and check out was quick and easy. Their on line pick up section is also well organized and efficient.”
14926 Florence Trail, Apple Valley MN 55124
“Pretty decent selection for one of the smaller Sephora locations. I've always had great staff working here when I visit. They provide me with suggestions at different price levels which I love. Some of the trending products can go out of stock fairly quickly but that's at any location. Plus the rewards points are fun to try new products.”
14910 Florence Trail, Apple Valley MN 55124
“Jennifer is such an asset to the Apple Valley store. I always leave the store impressed by her- whether she’s helping me, another guest, or coworker. Jennifer is hospitable, fun, and makes genuine connections with the guests. She should be in management or training.”
7835 150th St W, Apple Valley MN 55124
“Great Service. Kindly. Helpful, Knowlegeable in all departments..yes I feel very strongly this store is actually a 10 star..this is the only store I go to that when I'm trying to find something or reach for something on a higher shelf that I cant reach they have stopped their work of stocking to lend a hand...I've been to others I also give higher ratings to Walmart stores because of that 1 employee that takes the time to assist someone and their even boged down in their own work. that they take the time to assist with a smile...that 1 employee or 2 or 3 that takes the time to make a difference in their store is the winner and the image, that employee says it all and makes a difference 1 step at a time..THANK YOU ALL! 😇❤”
7575 153rd St W, Apple Valley MN 55124
“I met a nice guy named Marcus I asked him for advice on cologne, and instead of leaving me he took me to the cologne section thank you Marcus and the nice Somali girl at the front”
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