I appreciate the immediate customer service when you walk into the store; however, if a customer…read moresays that they don't need help, a sales associate shouldn't be following them around a store, shoving shoes they don't want in their dressing room and basically forcing them to try on random pieces you aren't interested in. This has now happened at two stores and frankly has turned me off to shopping at Evereve anymore. It's disrespectful and creates an uncomfortable shopping experience.

I went in here on Friday during lunch…read more Katie was very nice and helpful. Asked me about my plans for the weekend, grabbed some items for me to try. She checked in while I was trying on clothes without being intrusive. Even the girl who rang me up was very friendly. I can always find some good deals here and they send out great coupons.

Back in the day I used to work at Herbergers (at Southdale). When Herbergers left and Von Maur…read morestores started popping up I kind of refused to shop here because I felt like it would give me the same vibes as Herbergers... and it does minus the sales that Herbergers had. For sure feel like it's catered to the older crowd. We parked at Von Maur to cut through to the mall. A few things did catch my eye while passing so we ended up looking around a bit. I did find an item to purchase and walked a bit to find a pay station. When I walked up a customer and the cashier were deep into conversation about vacation and even with me waiting they carried on for 5 or so minutes after the fact. I ended up sitting in the chairs nearby to wait. I can say when they finally wrapped their conversation the cashier wasn't as friendly which made me think maybe I shouldn't purchase from them. There was no "thank you for your patience or waiting", "did you find everything okay" or anything. Overall the store is pretty neat and organized. Not a ton of staff around but also never seen a lot of people shopping either. Items seem to be good quality.

I dropped by Eden Prairie Center in late September after being a part of a live audience for The…read moreJason Show. I wanted to grab some lunch at the food court and bring it back to my hotel room. I parked by Von Maur and cut through the store to get to the food court. When I lived in Minnesota, huge department stores were popular. Macy's. Dayton's. Sears. Nordstrom. Neiman Marcus. Dayton's was Minnesota-based. It died, similar to Sears. It was my first time stepping foot in a Von Maur store. It felt like walking into an old Eaton's or Simpsons store when I was a kid. There was a lot to see. It felt comfortable. There was excitement. The first store that the von Maur family opened was in the late 1800's in Davenport, IA. It has since expanded to fifteen states. Its headquarters are still in Davenport. I had no idea. I have actually been to Davenport! This store had a wide variety of brand-name merchandise. I saw popular brands, such as Tommy HIlfiger and Anne Klein. There were many brands that I had never heard of, such as Lyssé, AGB, and Ruby Rd for women's clothing. I am such an outlet, discount shopper. It was nice checking out a classy department store, to change things up. I felt comfortable. Staff were super friendly and non-judgmental. They smiled and said hi. The best part was hearing a pianist in the lobby play songs at noon. It was so cheerful and refreshing as I browsed and moved. I loved it. There were escalators and elevators to get to to various floors of this large department store. It was clean and inviting. I will need to return when I'm not looking for lunch to shop here. I loved what I saw and I look forward to returning. (415)

My sister wanted to stop here to find some items for an upcoming trip. I'm not sure why but I…read morehardly shop here. They mostly sell clothes and accessories and it's a decent amount of product to check out. I did find a cute journal that I know my friend would love but when I picked it up it had some kind of liquid on the bottom which was gross. Parking is usually pretty rough at this strip mall but they do have a back lot as well and usually a bit more luck taking that route. One of the cashiers here was taking her sweet time ringing up a customer and the vibe was very weird with her mean mugging everyone. At one point another staff member was walking up and asked her "why are you looking at me like that". So yeah, there's that.

Super impressed with this Nordstrom Rack on the west side of town. I couldn't get over the options…read morethey had in every category (ps and better than the one on my side of town). We bought a sun hat, hair products and a pair of men's pants when we left. I would go back to this Nordstrom rack in a second. The parking is a bit of a cluster on a busy weekend day but so worth it when you walk inside NR!

Stopped in while adventuring in the area. The product offerings are pretty unique, everything looks…read morehandmade and the prices are a bit higher end as well. We were told that the layout was color coded which is neat. They have clothes, jewelry, accessories, trinkets and more. They do have dressing rooms to try on items as well. It's generally a unique boutique but worth checking out if adventuring out in the area.

I love this store--unique designs and styles fit my eclectic nature. The store owner is delightful,…read morevery personable and interested to help. Very welcoming. Most items are pricey.

some of the items were overly expensive and the selection wasn't my style. they had a very big…read morejewelry selection though which was nice

I expected more product on the shelf and was surprised by the high prices. I had heard such great…read morethings about the store so was surprised. Staff was nice and helpful. Organization of store didn't make a lot of sense. And things were more than "gently" used. Many things were priced close to what you can get things new "on sale". I won't be back.

Stopped in Kohls to browse a bit for accessories. They had really cute purses. They usually always…read morehave sales or coupons or sometimes you can earn Kohl's cash. I will say it's a bit dead and very hard to find staff to help besides a few of the checkout areas. Back when I worked retail 2-3 people were staffed to each department to cashier/assist & zone the area, now it's just a cashier. Overall you can find some nice things in Kohls.

The last time I was in Eden Prairie, I had two days to take in as much as possible. On this trip, I…read morerealized that this Kohl's is a five-minute drive from my hotel. I decided to pay it a visit. I like being pleasantly surprised. This Kohl's is a part of Eden Prairie Center. How did I not know that I was by a mall?! Anyway, I parked and walked in. This Kohl's is huge. There are two floors. There's an escalator in the middle of the store. The Minnesota sports apparel section is impressive. You have all four major sports teams (Wild, Timberwolves, Vikings, and Twins) represented in the form of hoodies, t-shirts, practice shirts, and more. There was a sale going on. Although I'm not a huge football fan, part of me wants a Vikings hoodie simply because it's in my favourite colour. I love the Fossil animal wallets and change purses. I am pleased that I have willpower. I am perfectly content with my wallet and didn't buy a new one. The shoe section is great. I found a pair of pink Vans in my size. I didn't really need any shoes, but I enjoyed browsing. This store has Sip by S'well beverage bottles. I own a pair of purple ones and they work well. This store also has accessories, from special brushes to clean the bottles, to reusable straws with a special cleaning brush for them. Neat! In October, Peanuts plushies were going for $5 each. I wanted one, but decided to pass. I am glad that I am patient. These plushies were 50% off. I ended up getting Snoopy and Charlie Brown, so I essentially bought one, and got one for free. The cashier seemed nice, but a bit impatient. I had to wait for my rewards barcode to load on my phone. I felt her evil eye staring at me. I let it slide. Eventually, the Kohl's app co-operated on my phone, and she was able to scan it. I paid using a credit card. The prompts were confusing on the machine. It said that it required cashier assistance, but it really didn't. Anyway, I successfully paid, grabbed my goodies, said thanks, and left. It's a good store. I'd come back again. (494)

This place has the selection, but the staff here are the WORST! They show neither respect to you…read morenor any attention when you need it. The associates never ask if you need help. I get a very unpleasant, pompous vibe from this store!

Excellent service as the staff are just amazing. Great selection and not nearly as busy as the one…read morelocation in the MoA. Parking is a bit of an issue but it's a downtown location so that is to be expected and didn't bother us at all.

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I'm so so happy a Miniso opened so close to me - a little dangerous if I'm being honest! I loved…read morecoming to see what this store has and was pleasantly surprised by the big wall of clearance items and the selection of beauty, household, and stationary items. Of course, there is a whole section blind boxes and they are so cute! I'm waiting for some to come back in stock and I'll definitely be back :) fyi they do charge for bags which is what knocked off a star for me. The blind boxes can get bulky so if there's not much of an option of going bag-less sometimes.

Super fun store. So many Hello Kitty items!! And lots of other characters I haven't seen before…read more They have everything - stationary stickers stuffed animals candy soda noodles nail clippers mirrors brushes - everything is adorable. A word to management: teach employees customer service. There were two people behind the counter, one helping a customer and another one just standing there. I waited for like 5 minutes and she didn't offer to help me. Two other people walked up and she suddenly offers to help the people when I was standing there the whole time. I get that it's a generational thing and customer service is dead but for pete sake, wake up and help people.