This is certainly the nicest Dick's I've ever been in. I like be the wide variety of options and…read morehow they have nicely organized sections by brand. The Yeti section in particular is very impressive! They've usually got employees by the entrances and exits so greet you and ask if there's anything they can assist with which is a nice touch. I feel like they offer a little retry good value with some decent discounts that run throughout various times of the year. If you're not a name brand person their DSG brand has some pretty good options for a low cost as well!

Stopped by Dick's to grab a pair of shoes. Was looking for a pair of converse. The store was laid…read moreout well, looked like they had various interactive sports activities on first floor. Mostly sports gear and equipment. Upstairs was shoes, clothes and various accessories. We did browse some clothes. For sure on the spendy side but they had some cute stuff. When we got to the shoe dept it was a bit busy but they have a system where you scan the barcode of the display shoe you want to try on and you put what sizes you want to try as well as what color you are wearing so they can find you. It was a decent system, only waited 2-3 minutes after requesting my size. The checkout process was a bit slow as they only had one cashier by the mall entrance door (hopefully they had other checkout areas). The cashier was nice & kept things moving. Overall I felt like the store was organized and I liked colorful displays of each brand. Worth checking out even if you aren't into sports.

Workers are very rude and unpleasant. Hard to deal with and disrespectful towards customers.read more

From the owner: NIKE, Inc. fosters a culture of invention. We create products, services and experiences for today's…read moreathlete while solving problems for the next generation.

These leggings that I have been wanting for so long now they haven't had in stock for a very long…read moretime. I have been checking for the past few weeks now and it still hasn't been in stock. I don't get why I cant order them to the store and come pick them up!!!! INSANE.

They don't answer their phone, I left voice message as they indicated and they don't call me back…read more I sent email they did not respond to that either. Am trying to get info on how to return over $1000 in apparel that does not fit that I purchased from them on line. This stores customer service sorely lacking.

I have not had as much attention and service in a retail clothing store and as long as I can…read moreremember except for maybe an extremely high-end designer shop. The store was having a 25% sale and it was well attended. Every sales person was helpful, upbeat, and even suggested some alternative styles or complementary clothing to the purchases I was making.

I love Athleta, I usually make my purchases at Mall of America, but at times I go to the Ridgedale…read more This is the second time I go in and not once am I asked if I need anything and I haven't been greeted. Multiple women that don't look like me came in and they were immediately greeted and even helped to pick out outfits. I really love this brand and I hope the store gets it together.

Not to be confused with the Border in Sweden when you cross into Finland, which is the Finnish…read moreLine. Or when you pick up a girl in Helsinki using local Suomi dialect, you basically give her your best Finnish Line. And if you're an actor and you say the same kind of crap that Diesel tends to come out with, you're using another Vin-ish Line. It's a very quiet store and they don't sell out of everything as quickly as a lot of places do. I'm a fan of some of their athletic shoe varieties and I'd probably be coming here on a regular basis if they had sales all the time cuz they're just a little bit pricey in with the regular prices. The sale prices mean that you can get pretty good athletic shoes for a pretty reasonable prices but still not as good as somewhere like DSW or an outlet mall or something. And I generally just date girls, but when I'm frustrated I'll get down with a dude. I call him my Outlet Male.

The sales guy who was trying to help me buy shoes (I believe his name was Jerry), had me try on…read moreshoes he thought was similar to the kind I would buy online. They were not the ones I was getting online because they were out of stock. He was confident that being men's shoes, but 2 sizes smaller, would fit my feet. They were fine for walking around in for a minute or two at the store. I got them at home from ordering them online. I walked around for a few minutes and my feet HURT SO BAD!!! I am definitely never spending any more money at this shoe store. The sales guy obviously knew nothing about sizing, fitting, and the stores shoes. I came into return them, I could NOT get my money back, only STORE CREDIT. such BS!!! So I took my business to STARTLINE! where I should have gone in the first place! Much smarter to get more expensive shoes that will not hurt your feet in the first minute of using them, then getting very cheap crappy shoes; where the sales people obviously know much less about their products and shoes. VERY dissatisfied, would NOT RECOMMEND Finish Line to ANYONE, ESPECIALLY if you're a runner! I would give them less than 1 star if I could.

Made a return from an online purchase and went smooth. Refund came through quickly and they were…read moreable to locate my order and provide receipt swiftly. Plenty of parking and multiple entrances. Make-up counter folks did provide a recently rude experience over price match policy, which when I satisfied all the requirements she still wasn't buying it..had to go to manager, etc...for us to finally get to an end point of matching it nearly 30 minutes later.

I'm not a Nordstrom person. Canada is about to lose all its Nordstrom stores, which makes me sad to…read moresee employees lose their jobs. If you are a Nordstrom fan in Canada, they are still alive and kicking stateside to satisfy your shopping needs. I recently visited this Nordstrom at Ridgedale Mall. It wasn't that I was dying to shop there. It was the closest mall entrance to get to Urban Outfitters, which was the store that I wanted. I got a prime parking spot in front of this store. There was a woman with a couple of folks chatting in front of her car that was next to mine. I carefully backed into this spot without mowing them over and headed inside this store. I like how Nordstrom is designed. I've only been to now three Nordstrom locations in my life (San Francisco, Ottawa, and Minnetonka). I like how it has places to sit no matter where you are. I appreciate that detail, especially if you have been on your feet shopping for hours and you need to take a load off them. I needed the escalator to hit the second floor. Cutting through this store was enjoyable. I casually looked at the footwear. I am such a casual sneaker fan that I took some time admiring the Converse and Veja sneakers. I also briefly looked at the women's clothing section. Spring colours featuring pinks and yellow were everywhere. They were cheerful and perked me up. I spent a good chunk of time at Urban Outfitters and got what I needed. I then re-entered Nordstrom on the second floor, went downstairs, and browsed the handbags before leaving. This store had Coach handbags. It was my first time touching one. It's not really my style and the price of the one that I had touched was insane. What kind of ruined my experience was the salesperson in the handbag section. We spoke. She looked at the two handbags that I had. One was my usual Kipling purse. The other was a puffy purple purse (I dare you to say that fast) that I had just purchased at Urban Outfitters. Do you think that I needed a third purse? I'd say no, but she thought otherwise. She was now finding small to medium purses for me. I didn't ask for that. Our chat was pleasant, but I was browsing, and didn't need or want any help. I politely declined her help, wished her a nice evening, and left. Maybe I should come back to the handbag section with a single purse next time. I might not forge such a strong bond with staff members in the handbag section. It's a nice store. Immediately when I walked into this Nordstrom, on the left, on the first floor, are elevators and washrooms. I like how this store is designed to make things easy for customers and staffers alike. (102)