Target is like every other newer store in this Ucity area - no discounts, over-priced & you're…read morebeing gouged for convenience! The store is nicely laid out, bigger than it looks and has a lot of products. The store is very well lit and organized. But! In these inflationary times - why would a shopper not go to Costco, Walmart, Aldi's, Sam's, Schnuck's Ladue, etc... All these stores in the newer Ucity location seem to be priced to pay for the costs of building rather quickly. I can't see how Target, Dilberg's, etc.. are going price for sustainability in the long run. Shoppers are looking for loyalty, value, discounts & budget friendly shopping. Ny Times just reported shoppers are not buying as many items as previous years??

The prices to me ard a little high on many items. They do have items that are compatible or more…read morereasonable thelan other stores. This is a huge store. They car a huge section of brands. I was easily able to find what I came in there to get. The customer service was great. I needed help and a associate was able to direct me. Another associate wished me well as I left the stare. They have plenty of parking On fact the have split level parking. I parked ob the 2nd level which also is the main entrance.

It's just as good as store as any. I personally really like the style of urban outfitters but think…read moreit's a little pricey. This store always has super nice workers and it's pretty clean. Sometimes it can be hard to get an attendant to let you into the fitting rooms but once you grab somebody, they're super nice. I've made returns and placed online orders and store and they're always helpful. I also really love their clearance selection which sometimes goes up to 50% off of the clearance price. I am a little annoyed at urban outfitters the larger company because I bought a pair of pants size 25 and they fit really well and when I went to purchase a pair of pants in the same size they were way too small as seen in the picture. I don't know why there's so much range within the same brand and styles pants. But that's not indicative of the workers at this location just the company.

Oh wow. This store is a shadow of its former self. I stopped in on a Sunday in July. There was…read morelittle merchandise and selection. This used to be a fun place to shop and you never knew what you'd find. Unfortunately it looks like they're just here to take returuns and ride out their lease!

For a standalone Macy's this is such a good one. It is only for women or feminine folk, so you…read morewon't find much for a masculine person. I was also blown away at the shoe selection. I wear a larger size so I was thrilled to see multiple options in my size. They have a deal with adidas so be sure to pick up a comfy tracksuit too. From dressy to pajamas/lingerie, and any size between you will be surprised with the options. The prices claim to be heavily reduced, but you are still paying $20 -$120 depending on the item. The layout is not as accessible as there are thicker rugs on the floor which can make it hard for manual wheel chairs or seeing impaired persons who may use a sight cane.

I live pretty close to this Macy's and I had never been. I stopped in on a Sunday to return some…read moreitems I had purchased at the Galleria. I wasn't the only one. Everyone there was returning and there was only one woman at checkout. I had to wait a few minutes but I got it done. I walked around and it's like a mini department store. I'm sure this smaller footprint store makes more sense but I never did see another employee except the woman at checkout. I will be back since I live so close.

Great place! love to go shopping here there are so many fantastic store s! We can buy for the…read moreentire family at good prices!

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!

Fun in the Sun is my "go to" place for beautiful, stylish, casual clothing. I was so happy when…read morethey opened their second location in Chesterfield. The brands they carry are hard to find in St Louis. The sales staff is friendly and never intrusive. They have clothing for both women and men. If you want to look great, Fun in the Sun is where you'll find that "just right" casual outfit.

I have been in the store now three times. They have a very limited selection in terms of sizing…read more Basically, it's a shop that sells vineyard vines and southern tide apparel. The ownership is snotty, after buying things in there multiple times, they wouldn't even donate a small item to a school auction that's a mile away from them. I doubt this place will be here in six months.

It's my goto store for men's fashion as well a new trends. In Atlanta, Dallas and St Louis.read more

We will be taking my hard-earned money elsewhere…read more We have spent hundreds of dollars at this store over time, which makes this experience even more disappointing. Last year, I purchased a suit for my son that ended up being too big. The weekend before Easter, I brought it back in with the receipt and tags still attached to have it altered. I paid $50 to have the pants altered. Unfortunately, I didn't realize until Sunday morning, while getting my son ready for church, that I had accidentally left the suit jacket in the store. I the next day, but the store was closed for Easter Sunday. First thing Monday morning, I went back and spoke with the manager, Cari. She took my information, I noted the description of the jacket, and told me to give her a couple of days to look into it since it was right after the holiday. Days went by with no follow-up. When I called midweek, she said she hadn't seen it. I followed up again on Saturday, and at that point she told me "it's not looking good," but she would continue to check. I even suggested reviewing the cameras or speaking with the security guard who assisted me and handled my items when I first arrived. In the end, I was told the store is not responsible for "personal items left behind." This was not just any personal item, it was a brand new jacket purchased from that very store, never worn. I even brought my receipt and showed proof of purchase. To make matters worse, I was then told the suit didn't come with a jacket, which is simply not true. When I originally purchased it, there were plenty of matching jackets on the rack. I've worked in retail before, and this is not how situations like this are typically handled especially when there is clear proof of purchase and an opportunity to review what happened. Now I've paid for alterations on pants that are essentially useless without the jacket and the alteration cost more than the suit itself. This situation was handled poorly from start to finish, especially the lack of communication and follow-up. I will be returning all of my recent purchases and taking my business elsewhere.

I bought a lovely pastoral dress at this location about a year ago. I felt like Marie Antoinette on…read morethe farm, because it was peasant cut and a silk blend. I bought my favorite throw pillow here. I am far from a throw pillow enthusiast, but the Rayna pillow I adored. The pot holder I have from Anthro... I must remember to upload pics of all like 3 things I own... Anyway... It's closed now. Well, it moved to west county. And that bums me out because this location looked good and has better deals (so far). It had a really big room, a smaller room with clothes, and a small, darker room with sale items. The fitting rooms were so luxurious.

I went to the new location yesterday and not one worker greeted me. I was there for 20 minutes and…read morenot one hello or how can I help you.

Nice mall. Some stuff has closed since I have been over a decade ago. Lots of nice stores and a…read moreLandmark theater. Canyon Cafe was good for food and there are fancier places I haven't been. There was a coffee shop that was good not sure if it still there. Sachs Fifth Avenue went that Sarah Palin infamously splurged campaign money at for her debate wardrobe.

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.