This little blonde girl saw my son and I trying on shoes for him I wanted him to break them in…read moreright away so I put my son's slippers in the box and walked up too this chick she then says in a rude voice take those off him now funny thing about that he doesn't ever have problems with his mom or anyone else what a joke of a place the manager saw and heard she just gave a look like what's going on but since I didn't care to listen I took the lead and well I just walked out never to return

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I really like this target. The people are really nice and it's the biggest chain store in…read morenorthfield, then Walgreens and dollar tree, but still. It's convenient for us college students at St. Olaf and Carleton. But it's extremely limited. They have a tiny section for Afro hair and two aisles for euro hair. Please take us into consideration a little more and don't limit us to a corner.

I don't spend much time in the city but this location is solid. Grocery and everything else you may…read moreneed is at this location. Parking can be a bit chaotic with only a one sided entrance. There's a lot of parking but the majority wants to park by the door (common) Give people grace because it's the only Target nearby. Big space and the inventory seems solid, I didn't see empty shelves. Staff were friendly. Great areas for kids to enjoy themselves. The kid(s) area seems to be bigger than usual. Books, toys, activities.... etc A kid can enjoy themselves throughly. Checking out can be a great ordeal. Not sure on the staffing ratio but the registers all had lines and no matter where you walked, you had to wait to checkout. That gives you a picture of what it can be on your visit. I came here more than once and it always seem to be busy so this my be a stop you want to make an hour before close. Let me know if you had a different experience.

Very sad, dead outlet, ghost town feel. We couldn't even find one store we wanted to stop at. I…read morewanted Gap and Nike, but no. The only two maybes were Eddie Bauer and Bed Bath and Beyond. I tried to look up a directory of the stores to see what stores were here and couldn't even find that. Highly disappointing.

It's a dead mall, for pretty much all intents and purposes…read more Easily over 75% of the retail spaces in the mall are empty. There's only a handful of actual stores there, and most of the brands/stores they have on the sign outside aren't there anymore. A good chunk of the closed storefronts have signs still up, briefly giving the illusion the mall isn't so vacant. The outlets I did go in really didn't offer much in the way of variety or discounts. I was there mid-day on a weekday and the space with the mall offices was dark with the lights out, they weren't even keeping the mall offices open and staffed apparently. The place is starting to look falling apart and decrepit. There are no real food options at this mall. No food court, no restaurants. . .just a McDonalds next to the mall. I wonder what is even keeping the place open, there's no way that with just a handful of stores this place should still manage to even stay open.