I love Patina! So many fun items. Home decor, gifts, trinkets and more. I love that they sell…read morejewelry from local artist. They are a bit spendy but everything is so cute!!! I usually go here to check out blind boxes and generally look around at everything. Love all the Jellycat plushies. In general I love how colorful the store is. Parking is east at this location because it's in a strip mall.

Holiday gifting time! Spend a few hours browsing through unique and clever gifts for everyone on…read moreyour list! Just browsing is great fun. I usually visit a few times before Christmas and get new ideas each time. Try it. I bet you'll like it.

Good place to people watch and have some lunch or dinner The…read morerestaurants on site are pretty good, the clothes stores are not my cup of tea, lots of home stores so nice to browse on a rainy day The public restrooms were clean Plenty of parking

The flower show at the galleria was a beautiful welcome to spring!! I think last year they had more…read moreflowers throughout the hallways too but even without the extra flowers the creativity of the artists really came thru. I loved they had a variety of artists from different backgrounds like the Lao Thai Lao inspired display and the Vietnamese display. Also the nod to Mary Tyler Moore was fun complete with a Nicollet Ave sign!! Also I loved the gold touch of Urban Blooms. Next time it'd be great if they added more ballot boxes. Also a sign for the Westin gallery flowers Loved all the beautiful exhibits thanks for hosting!!!

3.5/5 Nothing to…read morecomplain about here, it's a mall! This one is trying to stay relevant and isn't completely empty like some others in the metro. Some shops are empty and others are being remodeled and opening again. I visited on a Friday (Valentine's Day) and it was pretty steady but not packed, I could find a place to sit down and relax by myself if I wanted to (and I did!) Shop selection is meh, I went into a few but didn't find anything to purchase which is just fine by me - I needed a place to hang out that was warm and this was it! Bubble tea, Caribou and smoothies to choose from - I didn't see a food court but I wasn't particularly looking.

Ridgedale is a pretty chill mall. I usually end up here for happy hour at Kona then we walk around…read moreto walk the food & drinks off after. There's only a handful of store I really shop at here but I'm sure overall there's something for everyone. I feel like Ridgedale has been one of the consistent malls (as far as growing up in MN and seeing a lot of malls struggle to keep stores) that never felt like it was closing. I do wish they would decorate more especially for the holidays. They have the Santa pop up in the middle of the mall which is cute but that's its own experience. Also a somewhat better food court would be cool, but there are a ton of options for food outside of the mall/in the area. They do host cool events from time to time like the traveling Hello Kitty Cafe, which is cool.

Top quality products at reasonable prices, but put that aside for the moment…read more The people often make or break a business for me and these guys (gals) are AWESOME! We were browsing through just about every item offered. My husband, the great lover of plaid, was in the zone. Not a single time did any one huff, roll their eyes, or in anyway make us feel unwelcome. It was more like, in passing, "pull it down, try it on, spread it out on the bed to see what you think" - no pushiness, but readily available when needed. A lovely store, filled with lovely people, offering lovely products at lovely prices - Win!

I happened to pop into this store and they were having a spring sale. Amy helped me by sharing…read morethere was another color of something she could try to track down at another store because they didn't have it. She did the leg work, found it, and had it send directly to my home. Because of this level of service received, I'll definitely be back. Thank you.

Cute small store packed full of older Bundt cake style pans, kitchen cooking gadgets, and baking…read moreutensils! It really enjoyed browsing the collection of prior season styles. I had a specific pan style in mind that I was not able to find online from Nordic Ware at the time of shopping and was actually able to purchase it at the outlet! If you don't mind looking through inventory while shopping there is a fair amount that are a good price. Even the pans that had deformities were in pretty solid condition. The staff was helpful and provided information regarding best type of care of the pans and how to cook with their cookware. I love that Nordic Ware is an American made brand that makes high quality bakeware. If I am in the area and in need of cook ware I would definitely come again.

If you love baking with Bundt pans like I do, this is absolutely a dream destination. It's a small…read moreshop with a LOT of awesome stuff. I visited in mid-November, so they had autumn and Halloween things on mark-down and quite a few new winter pieces out. The folks who work here are the nicest people and they actually wanted to help me save money---how awesome is that?! I'd found a few pieces I wanted, and one of the ladies who worked there said, "I think we have those in the back," and took me to where they have the yellow tag seconds and clearance items. Here's a helpful hint for if you shop in this area: the uglier pans are apparently the ones for industrial use, meaning they are not pretty on the outside but the interior is triple-coated and will last a lot longer because they are designed for heavy use. Now, with all the goods in this section, you have to look carefully for scratches and dings, but I found things in good condition that were about $20 less than their 'pretty' counterparts across the room. The factory store doesn't sell goods online. They are all about the treasure hunt mentality. I certainly found some treasures!

What fun to discover a new yarn store. Went on the shop hop April 2025 and loved the people, the…read morecute decorations and admired how well they were stocked with so many lovely things, will be back! Prices are the same as any other high end shop.

So much to say! Rose has become a fixture in the community, and an amazing place for visitors,…read moreregulars, and devotees. I find something wonderful every time I go in, and the atmosphere is always warm and welcoming. So excited to have such a wonderful LYS!

I like to look around this store occasionally. I don't like that this store does not offer scooters…read morefor customers while shopping in the store. Hobby Lobby has rotating sales on items that seem to make things a great value. I wonder it Hobby Lobby would just offer their lowest price at all times if that would help increase sales?

Giant space for hobbies and home decor! Found some fun birthday gifts. Staff helped me check out…read morewith some great discount! I know we will have fun with these build together projects.

So I have always enjoyed walking around Woodbury Lakes . It's calm and there's a few stores that…read moreare nice to stop by. This outdoor mall is dying and today was the first I've been very frustrated with them . Not only are there a lot of vacant spots but they need to work on some signage too. I came to pick up some paper at Michaels and decided since my dog was in the car to take him for quick walk around the property. Let him stretch his legs . Had no intentions of going into any store and he's a calm dog so he wasn't going to disturb anywhere . No where on property were there signs saying anything about dogs not being allowed on property . It's an outdoor mall. A security guard stopped me and asked if I was blind . I'm sure he was trying to be nice and I have very little to say about him . He proceeded to tell me he was told to tell me that dogs were not allowed on the property . Wow ... I politely said I wasn't aware and there should be signs then walked my dog back to the car . This is dying location and it's sad to see that but now I really am not tempted to come back and shop here . Who asks if another person is blind ? It can be perceived in several ways. The best way to approach was to ask if my dog was a service animal . Wow....

I stop here when I'm in Woodbury to see my parents to go to the Trader Joe's. It's pretty nice…read more.. for a mall. Kiki D. mentioned a Forever 21 here, but there isn't one. I would know. :) Among the places I've been are H&M, Elodie Boutique (one of the only truly local businesses here!), DSW, Gap/Gap Body, LOFT, Banana Republic, Francesca's, Michaels, some sushi restaurant, Charming Charlie's, Victoria Secret, Express and New York & Co. Oh, and the ice cream place, Maggie Moo's. Objectively, the design of Woodbury Lakes is absurd for wintertime shopping. If it's busy, you usually have to park pretty far away and walk because there is almost never going to be spot on the main "street." I like it a lot in the summer though, because it doesn't have the mall madness atmosphere that you find in indoor malls and the parking lot madness of traditional strip malls. I just park near one end and happily stroll to the other. I'm told they do some crazy things around the holidays too... like, with real reindeer?