I went here to grab some cheap loafers for an upcoming Vegas trip. They had just what I needed for…read moreabout $35. Their sale rack is a roll of the dice, so if you're a bargain shopper, it seems like a good place to go, but doesn't have the greatest all around selection.

I used to like DSW, but I feel the selection of men's dress shoes are decreasing quickly at some…read morestores, including this one. Little options and they all were basically the same style.

Highly recommend making an appointment with a certified CPed who can measure your feet properly and…read morehelp with any questions! It's free and I got so much great advice and myth-busting info. Easy to book on their website. Now I know what works for me, I'll keep an eye on their deals and feel more informed if I do shop elsewhere. I appreciated Aida's expertise, empathy and patience greatly!

I've shopped here for years but until now have not submitted a review. I was reminded recently how…read moremuch I like this place. I have difficulty finding shoes that truly fit. Far too often I settled for less than ideal (too narrow, poor arch support, etc.) and suffered the consequences with aching feet, blisters and other irritations. Schuler employs people that actually understand how to measure ones feet and then properly size footwear. As a result I always walk out with shoes or boots that feel great, need no break-in period and look great. They offer a vast selection of quality brands and almost always have what I'm looking for and a perfect fit in stock. I usually wait for a sale and then stock up by buying multiple pairs of footwear. I've also joined their rewards program. Thus, pricing, particularly given the excellent service and quality selection becomes a relative bargain. This store can get busy but never to the point where I felt that I was unacknowledged or conversely felt rushed into making a purchase decision. My father used to say that nothing is more expensive than a cheap pair of shoes. Do your sore, tired, barking dogs a favor and check out Schuler.

Can't say enough good things! Customer service like you have never experienced before - over the…read moretop good. And a selection of gear that no one else can match. Amazing response times and fast shipping. Couldn't be happier!

Great gem in the Twin Cities. Returned to the Eden Prairie location, and once again very pleased…read more Knowledge staff and great service!

I've been here before to take my little cousin on the ferris wheel a year or so ago. They have so…read moremuch sportswear and stuff to check out. I was looking online to see if they carry converse, as I was looking for a pair of regular black chucks. When I entered the store there were tons of staff all over which is nice to see these days. I browsed the men's section first since the shoes are pretty much the same, I couldn't find them at first so I went across the store over to the women's and couldn't find converse in women's either. I did notice the women's shoes wasn't as busy as the men's. I browsed around a bit (no one greeted me or anything in men's or women's). I did finally find them under a table display and they only had platforms for women's so I went back over to men's to take another look. I did find them and waited for a salesman to assist me. A man walked up (after me) and the shoe he wanted was next to stock room so he was helped right away. I waited and asked for help.. I was told by a rep that he had to go check on some other customers, I kept waiting and being ignored to the point I witnessed reps asking people still looking around if they needed help and finally someone came up to help me, I asked for a 7 (as I'm a 8 1/2, 9 in women's), he came back and told me the smallest size they have is an 8 which is too big. He asked who I was shopping for, I said myself and he asked me what size I wear and I said about a 9 in women's and he said "well this is men's" as if I was blind. Just didn't like the vibes all around.

Such a fun experience! Amazing customer service, huge selection in every department, from clothing…read moreto shoes to toys! Great sales and awesome friendly cashier! PLUS--the kids got a Ferris wheel ride for $1 a piece!

I've been to this place many times and I can say it's great. As a man I've purchased lots of Ralph…read moreLauren here and other quality brands for very low prices. Service here is decent, and I will admit this store does have its off-days but in all, the deals here on unmatched to anywhere else.

I was in dire need of shoes for a wedding I was attending a few years ago and found this pair of…read morechampagne wedges that I just had to retire after years of regular wear. They actually became my almost daily summer work shoes since they were so comfortable. I loved the selection here, some things are a little hard to find just because there is so much there. I'll be visiting soon to find a new pair of boots since I just had to retire my favorite pair.

Back in the day I used to work at Herbergers (at Southdale). When Herbergers left and Von Maur…read morestores started popping up I kind of refused to shop here because I felt like it would give me the same vibes as Herbergers... and it does minus the sales that Herbergers had. For sure feel like it's catered to the older crowd. We parked at Von Maur to cut through to the mall. A few things did catch my eye while passing so we ended up looking around a bit. I did find an item to purchase and walked a bit to find a pay station. When I walked up a customer and the cashier were deep into conversation about vacation and even with me waiting they carried on for 5 or so minutes after the fact. I ended up sitting in the chairs nearby to wait. I can say when they finally wrapped their conversation the cashier wasn't as friendly which made me think maybe I shouldn't purchase from them. There was no "thank you for your patience or waiting", "did you find everything okay" or anything. Overall the store is pretty neat and organized. Not a ton of staff around but also never seen a lot of people shopping either. Items seem to be good quality.

I dropped by Eden Prairie Center in late September after being a part of a live audience for The…read moreJason Show. I wanted to grab some lunch at the food court and bring it back to my hotel room. I parked by Von Maur and cut through the store to get to the food court. When I lived in Minnesota, huge department stores were popular. Macy's. Dayton's. Sears. Nordstrom. Neiman Marcus. Dayton's was Minnesota-based. It died, similar to Sears. It was my first time stepping foot in a Von Maur store. It felt like walking into an old Eaton's or Simpsons store when I was a kid. There was a lot to see. It felt comfortable. There was excitement. The first store that the von Maur family opened was in the late 1800's in Davenport, IA. It has since expanded to fifteen states. Its headquarters are still in Davenport. I had no idea. I have actually been to Davenport! This store had a wide variety of brand-name merchandise. I saw popular brands, such as Tommy HIlfiger and Anne Klein. There were many brands that I had never heard of, such as Lyssé, AGB, and Ruby Rd for women's clothing. I am such an outlet, discount shopper. It was nice checking out a classy department store, to change things up. I felt comfortable. Staff were super friendly and non-judgmental. They smiled and said hi. The best part was hearing a pianist in the lobby play songs at noon. It was so cheerful and refreshing as I browsed and moved. I loved it. There were escalators and elevators to get to to various floors of this large department store. It was clean and inviting. I will need to return when I'm not looking for lunch to shop here. I loved what I saw and I look forward to returning. (415)

My hubby and I like going to this location as it's a breeze walk into the mall…read more Today while we were shopping there were a bunch of teen boys running upand down the isle and being loud and disrespectful to customers. There was no Target security, mall security or EP Police. This makes us feel uncomfortable. This needs to STOP!

I would say this is a decent location. It's a smaller one, we used to call these locations PFresh…read more(they don't have a full grocery section). It's conveniently connected to the mall which is nice. Sometimes when i'm shopping for gifts at the mall O can run into target for a bag/card without having to drive around. I will say a lot times the stock feels picked over. Also the last 2 times i've been self checkout has been closed with limited lanes open, which is a bit of an inconvenience.

I was recently fitted for new walking shoes at the Willmar location. Ryan was knowledgeable,…read morepatient, and offered multiple options for me to choose from and helped me narrow down to one. You get what you pay for!

After my brief description of what I was looking for, Manager Patrick Schlingman found exactly the…read moretype of shoe I was looking for. He gave very good service, pointing out the features that met my needs. Patrick is supportive without being pushy. He listens well and interacts in an upbeat, professional manner. I'm very happy with the high-quality, design, color, and comfortable shoes I bought! I've been a customer of Trade Home Shoes off and on for some 15 years. I like the brands they carry. In my experience, the service of other sales people has also been very good. There's a beautiful quotation by Harold Klemp: "Service to others is a natural outpouring of one's love for life."

Stopped in Kohls to browse a bit for accessories. They had really cute purses. They usually always…read morehave sales or coupons or sometimes you can earn Kohl's cash. I will say it's a bit dead and very hard to find staff to help besides a few of the checkout areas. Back when I worked retail 2-3 people were staffed to each department to cashier/assist & zone the area, now it's just a cashier. Overall you can find some nice things in Kohls.

The last time I was in Eden Prairie, I had two days to take in as much as possible. On this trip, I…read morerealized that this Kohl's is a five-minute drive from my hotel. I decided to pay it a visit. I like being pleasantly surprised. This Kohl's is a part of Eden Prairie Center. How did I not know that I was by a mall?! Anyway, I parked and walked in. This Kohl's is huge. There are two floors. There's an escalator in the middle of the store. The Minnesota sports apparel section is impressive. You have all four major sports teams (Wild, Timberwolves, Vikings, and Twins) represented in the form of hoodies, t-shirts, practice shirts, and more. There was a sale going on. Although I'm not a huge football fan, part of me wants a Vikings hoodie simply because it's in my favourite colour. I love the Fossil animal wallets and change purses. I am pleased that I have willpower. I am perfectly content with my wallet and didn't buy a new one. The shoe section is great. I found a pair of pink Vans in my size. I didn't really need any shoes, but I enjoyed browsing. This store has Sip by S'well beverage bottles. I own a pair of purple ones and they work well. This store also has accessories, from special brushes to clean the bottles, to reusable straws with a special cleaning brush for them. Neat! In October, Peanuts plushies were going for $5 each. I wanted one, but decided to pass. I am glad that I am patient. These plushies were 50% off. I ended up getting Snoopy and Charlie Brown, so I essentially bought one, and got one for free. The cashier seemed nice, but a bit impatient. I had to wait for my rewards barcode to load on my phone. I felt her evil eye staring at me. I let it slide. Eventually, the Kohl's app co-operated on my phone, and she was able to scan it. I paid using a credit card. The prompts were confusing on the machine. It said that it required cashier assistance, but it really didn't. Anyway, I successfully paid, grabbed my goodies, said thanks, and left. It's a good store. I'd come back again. (494)

This is a great consignment sale for baby and kids stuff including clothes, shoes, and toys!…read moreI helped out sorting the incoming items and they do a great job of organizing by category. There's baby sleepers, bottles, rattles, lovies, teethers, clothes, shoes, costumes, sporting goods, home decor, books, games, toys, high chairs, bouncers, kitchen sets, the list goes on and on! You can sign up to sell your kids stuff that's in good and clean condition! Then they have the sale Thursday through Sunday. With special sales times for new moms and teachers and such. They do a half price sale towards the end. If you ever need children's items at great prices definitely look for JBF sales in your city!

Best place to find clothing items for kids from newborn to teens! Everything is consigned by local…read morefamilies so it feels great to shop used and know I'm giving back to the community. There is also maternity items, infant care stuff, books, toys and more! I make it my one stop shop every season for my family. Better bring a list to scoop up the bargains as it is a pop up event that only happens twice a year.