I absolutely love this place. Pretty disorganized but if you know what you want, heck even if you…read moredon't, you'll find something good. The woman behind the counter was so nice and I even got a 20% discount on a skateboard though it wasn't even expensive in the first place

They advertise it's a "garage style" type experience, and yeah, it most certainly has that grungy…read morevibe... plus whatever your dearly departed grandparents left behind in their basement. If you're down to scrounge, this place might be for you (I'd just urge you to wash your hands after). That said, I specifically went here today because I needed a stapler. Mine went missing when I moved (probably in some box I've yet to unpack in my storage unit), and there's zero need to purchase a brand new stapler when I know I can get an old reliable Swingline from a thrift place like this (plus, I remembered on my first amble through here that they had a whole basket of staplers). Sure enough, I was able to acquire a stapler. But you can bet your ass that I brought along some staples to test out said staplers... the first one I picked up had a busted spring, but the second was fully functional. Both had been priced at $3. I mention this simply as a word of warning to consider testing before you buy.) I also picked up a bobbin thread case and a quart sized bag of crayons (both priced at $3) while I was there. This place is good for finding the kind of craft stuff your granny would keep around at a low price. And honestly, you're doing the environment a BIG favor to snag this kind of thing off a thrift store shelf rather than "convenience buy" it off Amazon or whatever. You can save money and feel good about yourself. The rest of the store has stuff like glassware, clothing, kids stuff, and holiday decor. It's not all amazing stuff. I reckon a lot of folks donate stuff they don't care to sort through when an elderly parent finally kicks it. The employee behind the checkout counter was a little slow to bother acknowledging me, but once we were interacting, they were friendly enough and wished me a good day; seemed like they were happy I actually bought something instead of just browsing.

Unchaperoned older children ramming carts toward shoppers as they were laughing & intentionally…read morerunning carts into displays. Employee was not concerned for my safety. Parent told me to mind my own business after event. Employee suggested l call police. I immediately left the store.

To start.. in general, as a rule, I am not a huge Marshall's fan, so let's just get that out of the…read moreway. However, since Hello Kitty has a total chokehold on me, I have to go here since apparently Marshall's and TJ Maxx have been blessed with so much Hello Kitty stuff! This location is not terrible. It does always seem to be in disarray and also the line is always.. and I mean always long. I'm not sure if it is for lack of workers, or if they are just slow checking people out.. but yea, I always get caught in a long line. The skin care area here is actually not bad. I do wish there was a tiny bit more organization and it was not as difficult to find what I'm looking for, but it is what it is. The Holiday decor is usually right up front, so I do appreciate that so I don't need to constantly run to the back to check that out when that is usually all I'm there for anyways.

Kiliaha , Ziyah and Indrid were were amazing they were very attentive and polite and even made…read moresuggestions. Calvin Klein is very lucky to have them I would give all 10s if I could

The Twin Cities premium outlets is a great option if you're looking for affordable clothes/gifts…read more We typically come here around the holidays to do Christmas shopping. However; I also love coming randomly throughout the year to get updated clothing items. I typically like to check out under Armour and Nike, the Columbia store also has a separate outlet location as well. Recently, I feel like prices haven't been nearly as good as they used to, but in this economy, who can blame them. I would love to see a little bit more variation in the food court, it's mostly Asian cuisines and Cinnabon. All delicious but would love to see some more options. There's a ton of parking, but if you come on a busy weekend, you may not notice and still have to park far away. Bummed to see some recent retailers, leaving, they've been replaced with stores that my opinion were is great. Overall, a decent shopping trip, it's also in a great location. There's plenty of other stores/eating nearby. I recommend checking out the Twin Cities premium outlets if you haven't been there before.

My cousin wanted to check out Trendica because they advertised everything was $8.99 or less (or…read moresomething like that). They had sets and some other stuff that was $14.99 or so but overall everything was cheap & looked cheap in my opinion. There was only one lady working, she was at the register. They have fitting rooms. My cousin waited in line just to ask if she could use the fitting room to try on a pair of pants (she doesn't live in MN so if they don't fit there's no way for her to return them), she was told the fitting rooms were closed. It was a Saturday afternoon. That was a bit disappointing at a store like this. Kind of similar to Rainbow & Charlotte Russe.

Overpriced! The store is drastically marked too high. There are items that should be .50 in a…read moregarage sale. They need to clean it out and start over.

What the he-- happened? This store smells like sewage and mildew. The bathrooms are also super…read moredirty. I found nothing to buy. This Salvation Army store is so ghetto and nasty.

Cute clothing options where I can get affordable fashion for my teen daughter! From sweats, to…read moresweaters and dresses, they have a great selection. I love shopping here. Service is hit or miss. Today, I waited 1-2 minutes in front of an unstaffed register before an employee asked if I wanted to check out.

I'm not big on malls, but this is one of those things I guess you have to try at least once. It's…read moreevery mall you've ever been to mashed into one gargantuan building with all of humanity stuffed inside. More space for more stores, more food options, more parking lots and garages, and a miniature amusement park in the middle. My son and I are from NJ and he insisted on coming here during our roadtrip across America. He's not a big shopper but loved the amusement park of course. I went on one of the rides with him and he went on a few more on his own. The wait for the rides was pretty long. The whole thing is quite an impressive display of American consumerism and just plain over-the-top, go-big-or-go-home insanity. It's fine for a few hours, but after a while it can become sensory overload, and I'm happy to cross it off my bucket list and move on with the roadtrip.

As a tourist, I was blown away by this place! The size itself is overwhelmingly impressive because…read morethere are so many stores. They have a lot of free parking in their garages. They have many of the same stores on different levels, such as Lids, so if you miss it the first time, you can still go shop there at a different level without having to go all the way back to shop at the store. My favorite part is the Nickelodeon Universe. I did not expect an amusement park inside a mall! Such a cool concept. Lots of rides. It's very friendly for all ages. I also like the Crayola Experience. It was very unique. I didn't sign up to do a full on tour experience, but the gift shop is pretty neat where you can build your own crayon bucket and choose so many special shades of different colors. They also have two different mini golf courses here. There is so much to do here! The top floor has the most dining options. They even have a Rainforest Cafe here, which is a great option for kids. They have casual dining in the food court and full on serviced restaurants. With such variety, there is honestly something for everyone here!