Always love me a Nordstrom Rack! Their inventory can be hit or miss depending on week and location…read more This was my first NR out of state. There was nothing really different. Unfortunately, they didn't have anything that caught my eye. Overall, store was clean and parking lot was a bit chaotic.

My favorite store to come to when I come to St. Louis. I usually have good luck here when it comes…read moreto finding things. If you like Nordstrom Rack, then this is a good location to come to.

I came here to exchange some clothes and browsed around the store. Staff friendly. Plenty of sales…read moreon boys clothes, lingerie, and shoes. Very cute Coach Purses . Pretty pricey but they are pretty in color and design. Shoe sales on sandals mainly. Store well lit and clear of clutter. 3 levels of clothes, home decor, luggage, shoes, jewelry, fragrance. This is definitely a good location to check out and shop name brand items .

I rarely go to malls these days, but I needed a dress shirt while out of town. The store for a…read moreweekday had surprisingly good business. I found a nice quality shirt that I loved! The dressing area was maintained. Service at checkout was exceptional. I also thought the price point was good. I would return.

Saint Louis Galleria gets sadder and sadder each time I shop. When I come, I am always shocked with…read morestores that have opened and closed. The variety of stores seem to be getting lower and poorer. The Galleria use to advertise, "Where the Best Stores put their Best Stores". Now when I stroll the mall, I'm lucky if I see a familiar branded store. I basically only come for two stores now. I shop the Apple Store, which I am surprised is still located in the mall. I would have expected them to depart to a strip center somewhere else in the metro area. The other store I frequent is Tommy Bahama, but I don't shop there as often as I use, too. I can now just go on line and have it shipped to my home. My most recent visit, I could see the wear and tear of the Galleria and a desperate need for repairs and maintenance. As long as Apple remains a tenant, I'll keep coming back.

The Galleria is honestly a shell of what it used to be. When I first moved to the STL area, I…read moreactually enjoyed coming here, but now it's not a mall I choose to visit unless I absolutely have to. We stopped in last night only to pick up an online order, and that was the sole reason for our visit. This mall used to be the place to shop in St. Louis, great department stores, solid dining options, and an overall upscale feel. That's definitely not the case anymore. It's gone downhill significantly. Many of the good department stores that used to be here are no longer in business or have moved elsewhere and tons of new spots have aken over some of the spaces, but I am not very familiar with many of the new stores. The visit itself felt uncomfortable. There were police officers and security guards throughout the mall, and a lot of people just hanging around who didn't seem to be shopping. The space felt louder, messier, and not very inviting. On top of that, the mall now closes at 7 PM on a Saturday, which is pretty shocking for a mall this size. I assume it's for safety reasons, especially since there are signs posted stating that all minors must be accompanied by an adult. It's disappointing to see how far this place has declined. The shoppers who once gave the Galleria its appeal have clearly moved on elsewhere.

If you're familiar with Macy's, this one is laid out largely as expected. For example, there is a…read morebackstage area on the top floor. currently, they have some Halloween and fall themed items that are marked down. We were surprised to see that there doesn't seem to be a dedicated last act area, but the last act items are scattered throughout the floors in the different clothing sections. This makes it a little harder if you're specifically looking for off-season items and deals. We came in within the last hour and a half before closing time, and parked in the garage. Even though they made announcements about closing the doors, they blocked the doors earlier than the announcement stated. This made it very difficult to figure out how to actually exit the building, and then required of walk outside around the building to get to the garage in the dark. When I inquired about the doors, a worker told me that they closed them off early because if they don't, they get people running in through the garage entries close to closing time to grab merchandise and dash.

Today I was shopping for a new fragrance and had already done research on best selling and most…read morepopular. So when I arrived, I browsed through the different counters looking for certain brands, so I could sample them and pick out a favorite. Working on commission, the ladies selling the fragrances were constantly asking to assist me, when I asked questions or told them what I was looking for, if it wasn't their product, their attitude changed. In fact, I can say most of the clerks were snobbish and prof of why department stores are dying a slow death. Fragrance is really something I do not want to buy on line without smelling it first, but with the service I got today, I may take the risk.

The Delmar Loop has been one of those neighborhoods that hits with an instant burst of energy as…read moresoon as you're here. Whether by car or Metrolink, it's literally a straight line out and back. Every time I'm here, it reminds me why this stretch has such a loyal following, because it's one of those places where you can land with no plan at all and still end up having a great time by just letting the street carry you along. The food scene here is the big draw, with a mix of global options that all seem to go together. From shawarma to ramen to tacos and yes, diner comfort food without breaking stride. The storefronts flip from quirky to arty and classic that keeps the walk interesting. Mini golf and bowling, too! Two unique things that make the Loop uniquely the Loop are the Planet Walk and the Saint Louis Walk of Fame. The Planet Walk is a scale model of the Solar System that stretches a half mile or so along Delmar mapping out the distances between the planets. And alongside this, the Walk of Fame runs along with stars honoring famous Saint Louisians (Saint Louisans?) set into the sidewalk. It's fun to spot names you know and names that are new to you. Chuck Berry. Maya Angelou. Tennessee Williams. Nelly. The Loop is named for the Loop Trolley. It launched in 2018, hit some operational and funding issues, and ended service in 2023. I'm bummed that I missed the opportunity to ride it. Maybe it returns one day? But even without the Trolley, the Loop is one long ribbon of activity. Accessible, diverse and consistently entertaining. It delivers exactly what you want from a neighborhood. [Review 440 of 2026 - 509 in Missouri - 25623 overall]

Named for the street car turn around the Delmar Loop is a…read morevibrant entertainment district in St Louis. There are shops, restaurants and street art including a statue of Chuck Berry.

Pretty decent Marshalls. This is one of the well stocked locations. It's well organized and they…read morehad some pretty decent deals. I found some cute heels, and of course my favourite face cleanser. I also found some high end perfume while browsing that was returned by a customer. The price was still a little out of budget for me.

Not my favorite location. I stopped in on a weeknight. The selection seemed sparse and the place…read morewas in disarray. I'm sure if I went at another time I'd have a different experience but on this day I wasn't feeling it and I was in and out pretty quickly.

Usually this Walmart is terrible but today we decided to come at 6am and spent over $500 in…read moregroceries with 2 full baskets and any other time an afternoon cashier would of been had no patience and a terrible attitude but Ashish was awesome and friendly the whole time and even tho it took about 15 minutes to ring and bag everything up and then the card reader messing up, he stayed having a great attitude and definitely made the whole experience pleasant.

I love coming to this Walmart as they seem to have most things in stock and they are easy access…read morefrom the highway...and next to a Sam's Club! They seem to get a bad rap, not sure why, occasionally they need to open more checkout lanes but hey that happens almost everywhere now...

This was basically our first stop right out of the gate when we got off the plane bc I needed to…read moreget essentials for my baby that we knew we weren't going to pack bc we could buy them here. So, I was easily able to find some meals, bottled baby food, baby food squeeze packs, diapers and wipes as well as a few other bath-time things for her. What I didn't find was the safety seat we had to buy bc the rental car company gave us the wrong size (too big) for our daughter so we had to purchase one. Two of the cheaper options weren't on the shelves and I couldn't find an associate to check in the back for me. It's in a very busy shopping center with dozens of other stores around so it was buzzing around 2pm when we arrived there on a Friday. I love Target and the consistency across states is comforting for finding trusted brands. Overall, a positive expiernece here, as expected.

I came in here to browse and see if I could find some great buys! Store was well lit and the…read morebusiest parking lot ever in a strip mall in my opinion. I found a cute cocktail candle and a new drink that is being advertised Sprite +Tea. AWFUL, Some things just don't need to be mixed at all :( Dollar finds at the front of the store had martini glasses I thought were cute as well. Checkout was speedy and cashier was friendly.

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.

I can't believe I've never reviewed this location! It's nearest to me and I most always find…read moresomething interesting. It's usually a jumble, often with a decently sized table in front with clearance stuff on it. The shelves are full to overflowing. I rarely see employees on the floor but the cashiers have generally been cheerful.

When in St. Louis... skip the Arch and hit HomeGoods! Hehehehe!…read more I came to St. Louis to visit family, but the real attraction wasn't the sights or the food. It was the glowing beacon of joy known as HomeGoods. I walked in with "just a peek" in mind and walked out emotionally torn over a full cart I couldn't possibly fit in my suitcase. I spotted a beautiful vase, a gold glitter decanter, and somehow ended up debating if I could carry a floor plant onto the plane like it was an emotional support item. Sigh! The store was clean, well-organized, and filled with everything I didn't know I desperately needed. I ended up letting my mom buy what she needed as I had no space in my luggage. [Insert crying emoji] As always, I recommend HomeGoods when you need to change things up in your home or having a get together and need conversation peices.