These outlets are pretty nice. There's a good combination of high-end, mid-level and budget…read morefriendly stores. There's something here for everyone. Also, it's very spacious and a great way to get your steps in! I make it a goal to visit these shops every year on my birthday which happens to fall in December. Word to the wise: if you want to avoid crowds, it's best to go early and maybe even on a weekday. Most of the stores have really great prices and also some unique finds. However sometimes when the stores get super crowded and the checkout line is wrapped literally around the store, it becomes challenging to see the full scope of everything that is on display. Recently I went on a Saturday afternoon and walked out of two really popular stores simply because they were way too crowded and the long lines were a deterrent. Says a lot about the stores though. People saw some really great deals and were willing to go the distance for them. If you enjoy shopping and the great outdoors, this is the place for you. I am only giving 4 stars because there were a few outlet stores that I would've liked to had seen moved to this location after the Taubman Outlets closed, which wasn't too far away. Having those extra stores there would've really set this place off for me, as being one of the best local hot spots!

While I used to come here often when my kids were younger because they had so many stores, I don't…read morecome as much. They still have a great selection of stores and I shop at about 3 frequently. They have a small food court and some pop up stands like snow cones, popcorn with lemonade and my favorite funnel cake. I never have a bad experience and they seem to have what I need at all stores.

It has every store or restaurant you would need to visit!! From hardware to Hallmark, From fabulous…read morehome furnishings to various types of food, the Commons it all!

Great selection. Found great gifts very clean and organized friendly staff Will be going backread more

Hodge lodge of merchandise. Friendly staff. Clean and orderly. Out of my area for shopping.read more

Malls are getting scarce nowadays and I love that it seems like this one is thriving…read more Big selection of stores. Easily walkable. They need more in their restaurant village. Rumor has it a cheesecake factory is eyeing it, that be great if it does.

One of the nicest, busiest malls I've been to. We're lucky in the St Louis Metro Area to have such…read morea mall as this, as others are closing down. All the stores are open, there's none that have left and if they do, another store re opens in that spot. The bathrooms were awful, it surprised me actually. It smelled so bad going down the long hallway. Toilet paper all over the floor and 2 stalls weren't clean, if you know what I mean. Luckily the lady who cleans was coming in as I was leaving, but for it to get that bad... hopeful it's cleaned pretty routinely.

Was fortunate to be able to be in attendance of the BOMA celebration 2025. Large parking lot with a…read moreton of spaces, the venue was well marked so I knew where to go, and when I arrived walked into a beautiful establishment ready to celebrate. Coat check, an open bar, and lots of finger foods well we waited for the main event. When dinner service started the venue had an incredible display of tables, drinks and entertainment. The selection provided was vast, the staff friendly and the food delicious. Highly recommend for any event large or small the facility can handle it ALL.

The District in Chesterfield has a fun, easygoing vibe that really surprised me. It opened in 2021,…read morebut the space itself has a bit of a backstory. It used to be the Taubman Prestige Outlets, which never quite found its footing and eventually shut down. Instead of letting the place sit empty, developers gave it a fresh start and turned it into a lively mix of restaurants, entertainment venues, and hangout spots. Now it feels more like a destination than a shopping center, with places to eat, drink, play, and catch live music. I was there for a team night with my colleagues, and it turned out to be a great pick. Everyone found something they liked, whether it was food, drinks, or games. Parking was a breeze too, which made things easier since we all came in separate rental cars. I grabbed a beer from 4Hands and a burger from Hi-Pointe, both solid choices. We caught part of the game on a big screen, wandered around a bit, and just enjoyed the evening. It felt relaxed and welcoming, like a place you could come back to with friends or family and have a completely different experience each time. [Review 1182 of 2025 - 448 in Missouri - 24735 overall]

Went and was shocked on all the shops they did have seeing as it seemed like a drive to get there…read morebut happy we went.

Smaller mall lots of empty stores. Go 2 miles further and go to the bigger one…read moreHard to find bathrooms and get easy turned around

Mark Twain Village has occupied this space off Fifth Street for more than a half century. However,…read moreit's transformed considerably from a smallish indoor/outdoor mall into a several scattered shopping areas. Aldi anchors one section, Duluth Trading Co. another. Bass Pro stands by itself and stand-alone businesses are spread along the edges. The parking lot is nightmarish. One bottleneck occurs at busy Aldi directly inside the Fifth Street entrance. Columns hide pedestrians until they step into the traffic lane, making for sudden stops by unaware drivers. The other bottleneck is at Bass Pro due to shoppers crossing the driving lane. A better entrance is the Fairgrounds Road entry, or from Boone's Lick Drive. Mark Twain Village has a lot of variety. A sampling of stores on 8/1/2020 included: SHOPS 5.11 Aldi Appliance Discounters Bank of America Bass Pro Beef Jerky Club Fitness Duluth Trading Co. Dungarees First to the Finish Great Clips Liberty Safe Outlet T Mobile Walgreens West Marine RESTAURANTS Bellacino's Buffalo Wild Wings China House Buffet Firehouse Subs Qdoba Saucy Dogs Burgers Tenders Texas Roadhouse Mobil/On the Run adjoins the parking lot. Two hotels, America's Best Value Inns and Best Western Plus, also adjoin or share lot space. You

I've been going to Town and Country Crossing for years. I was first introduced as a volunteer,…read moreworking the events for an animal rescue. In turn this hipped me on to Three Dog Bakery, which I loved and my golden loved as well. I hate that Three Dog Bakery closed. The Crossing has changed over the years. I have attended several Easter Egg Hunts and Trick-Or-Treating events with my golden, soooo much fun!! I miss walking around to the various shops with my fur-baby trick-or-treating and sitting out in the grass getting ready for fur-baby activities. The Crossing offers a nice variety of shopping options and eateries, ranging from Whole Foods, Target, Copper'S Hawk Winery, First Watch and more!!! There is of course ample parking, just be careful because it is usually busy. They keep the area well maintained and offer plenty of lighting. There is a area in the front as you are entering into the complex from the four-way stop light that boast a lovely lake. Often times you're able to see the geese walking around. I like how spacious The Crossing is, it allows you to park and just walk from shop to shop.

From the owner: Town & Country Crossing is a unique pedestrian-friendly shopping center located in one of St…read more Louis' most prominent communities. The development features both national and local brands, in a blend of retail stores, restaurants and business services. Combined with a nearly three-acre lake, spacious promenade and expansive greenery, Town & Country Crossing offers a shopping atmosphere unlike any other in the St. Louis area.

Nordstrom's around the country, and the Rack outlets have always seemed a bastion of looking well…read moredressed. I have found the Rack stores locally to be more in line with clothes for a labor gang or a shift at the auto salvage yard. Very disappointing...

Pretty interesting you can't return new unworn pjs washed and showing damaged from The Rack…read moreManchester, MO store removing the sensor. You've been warned. Just wear the clothes and take your chances. I guess the $15 loss will impact the bottom line more than losing a loyal shopper. Not even store credit offered.

Visiting family in St. Louis, we decided to browse this mall bc I had never been…read more It's an impressive collection of high-end shopping with some newer and "trendier" stores like Alo Yoga, Vuori, Warby Parker, etc. while having staples like Tiffany and Co., Sak's Fifrth Ave., Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and more. I was pleasantly surprised by Restoration Hardware on the second floor and we were told it must be pretty new bc it wasn't there before. I enjoyed walking around and window shopping. There is a lot of money in this mall and some of the stores were very pretentious (Louis Vuitton, here's looking at you!), but it's a fun browse and if you are looking for one of these stores in particular, you're in luck bc they're all housed here under one huge shopping mall. Rarer and rarer these days... Mall was well-kept and clean. The bathrooms needed some TLC but, it was mostly a clean and spacious mall.

Plaza Frontenac: the shopping center that time forgot... and wisely so…read more Walking around here is like being an extra in the next Caddyshack sequel--only the gophers are just retirees in khakis, sipping iced tea and offering commentary on your Birkenstocks. The lawns are so perfectly manicured you half-expect a golf cart to roll by with someone yelling, "Fore!" The stores? A curated collection of designer labels that only people who've forgotten what size they wear shop at. The parking lot is like a luxury car reunion--each SUV vying for the most ostentatious display of monogrammed headrest covers. If there were a Kardashian for horsepower, these folks would be reality TV royalty. But hey, it's pleasant enough for a slow stroll. The pale-faced crowd in pastel polos and sensible loafers adds a certain... je ne sais gold chain. Just don't expect energy, diversity, or affordable anything. It's more "The Club That Time Forgot." Come for the nostalgia, stay for the passive-aggressive nods. Plaza Frontenac: where the polo shirts outnumber the people under 60 by a factor of ten--and nobody's complaining, because they paid five figures for those pants.