Nothing against the company, I don't live in Fargo yet but this store has been my go to since…read morevisiting. Though it has more items to choose from apart from my hometown Target, this store just seems so crowded. There are support beams in the middle of the end of the isles and people everywhere, the grocery section is crammed into one side of the store and EVERYONE is over there at the same time. Staff was good and very helpful at the checkout.

I mean TARGET... need I say more for service, selection of products/brands, and their value on a…read moregal's wallet!? When the Fergus Falls location was lost, I had people checking on me RE "the loss" I'm SUCH A FAN!!! I miss you Fergus Falls Target!!!

Kind of a jungle...BUT... some VERY unique finds and wonderful deals and values if you are willing…read moreto check through there selection available. The cashiers are always quite busy but handle it all with grace and pleasantness in my opinion -- AGAIN-- don't go in expecting "The Ritz" -- but I've, in my opinion, uncovered some PRICELESS items and BARGAIN VALUES!!

upon check out, one of the workers came up to my children and said you are so obvious he was…read moreaccusing of him of stealing never have. I been so embarrassed. I lost my temper when I should've asked for a manager, this was a story I shopped at for years and to get treated the way we did yesterday was unbelievable I still can't believe he accuse us of stealing as I was checking out at that. I left my cart. I was so mad so embarrassed and insulted never will again will I ever come to the store this used to be one of my go to store when I came to Fargo not anymore. I will never step foot in a store again. I could give this place is zero I would.

The most empty Macy's I have ever walked through…read more It's rather sparse for a Sunday afternoon. No luck finding any shops that have warm jackets or sweatshirts to cover my neck.

The West Acres Macy's is like a 1980s Superstar that fell from Grace their signs of former glory…read moreriddled in a carpet of needle scars and bad habits. I wouldn't be surprised if they were $6,000 in the hole and dead by Christmas. They must have all openings for management positions because there's zero leadership visible to the naked eye. A good example of this is a manager named Tristan; I asked them for help and they immediately bypassed me to another person who was already in the middle of something. I saw them do this to eight other customers including their own employees. This Tristan avoids leadership like covid. I'm assuming with an educated guess that 99% of all the other leadership is in the same position; people who fill the position but don't have a proper leadership bone in their body, theses people are not leaders they're parasites sucking the life out of one of the most renowned names in capitalism. I make this educated guess based on the experience I had. I was immediately bypassed (by Tristan) to another employee named Sara. This poor woman was already in the middle of what seemed to be five different projects when I was dumped on her she stayed calm kept her composure and gave me the best service she possibly could for that and only that I give Macy's one star. However if I could give zero I would because management like Tristan makes customers feel like burdens who are unwanted. Whoever designed the store is a complete imbecile putting the cash registers as far away from the West Acres entrance as humanly possible shows their lack of critical thinking and understanding of Logistics 101. Macy's thinks people are coming to the mall just to see them without a thought that maybe just maybe the biggest store in the entirety of North Dakota might have other things to offer. Macy's has everything you expect in a dying retail store; staff trying to do the absolute best with little to no help, worn out furnishings, dead light bulbs and dust bunnies as far as the eye can see. Obnoxious plants and fake vases are everywhere not for sale but it distract you from The Wretched atmosphere. What they don't give you is selection of quality Goods. I hope the CEOs flush this turd quickly because there's no way in polishing it.

Discount department store. Much similar to the Century 21…read morehere on the East Coast in NYC, I can grab cheap sweaters, shirts, pants, and more here, all decent quality and good brands. They're usually a season or two behind on inventory. They do allow exchanges. The only things that I found even close to expensive were the belts and socks... guess there's not much of a markdown on those no matter what the weather!

Its not hard to put small shirt on small hangers large on large hangers. Spent 2 hours sifting thru…read moreclothes things were not on right racks sale items are so mixed up its not even worth looking. I just wanted a few new nice shirts for outings and work go so annoyed with racks and than I noticed I was being followed for no damn reason. Will not be back to this location

"Temptation's strong Salvation's gone)…read moreI'm on my way To hell's half-acre" (Dixie Chicks) All those sad stories and obituaries about the death of the American shopping mall apparently never made it across the plains to Fargo's West Acres shopping mall. We found it to be jam packed and vibrant with a busy food court and over 100 stores and attractions. You won't find any escalators or elevators inside, because it's a one-story mall. After we walked into the main entrance, we were greeted by a huge ceramic fireplace that must come in very handy on those cold North Dakota days and nights. One interesting thing I never saw before was a "Build A Bear" kiosk in the middle of the mall, and not inside a traditional mall store. The mall houses the Roger Maris Museum, a wonderful exhibit dedicated to its hometown baseball hero. We picked up coffee, a chai, and an iced tea and strolled around enjoying the sights. On the way out, we hit the very congested food court and took a Poke bowl from Ginza Ramen and Poke back to our hotel to share. It was wonderful seeing how "alive" this big mall was, in defiance of the downward spiraling of so many other malls.

Small mall. The…read morehighlight of this place is the nice smell of cinnamon rolls. No luck finding any shops that have warm jackets or sweatshirts to cover my neck.

A reasonable 3 stars for Scheels. It comes across as acceptable and convenient, though not…read moreespecially memorable. I'd keep it as a backup option.

Fargo Scheels Superstore review: I have been to this store many times for all kinds of things…read more Usually it is a pretty good experience. Expect to pay 10-15% more for the Scheels experience. This review is for the person who I believe is the Manager of the Running shoe Dept. He is a middle aged (45 about) short crew cut dark hair. He knows little to nothing about running shoes. All he can come up with is Brooks Glycerines and Asics Gel-Nimbus. Once you get past that he has no clue and the only reason he has those two down is because of their success Great Foam, Very Popular in the running community. I was in the Fargo Superstore yesterday looking at Trail Running shoes. I and I was interested in a Hoka Speed Goat. None of the young guys where around so I had to deal with guy. Not the first time. I wanted to try the Hoka's on.... They didn't fit too Small. The Dialogue was starting to deteriorate so I started asking him some questions about the Foam in the Hoka SpeedGoat 7 Compared to the OnCloud CloudHorizon I had just bought from that store less than a month a go. He told me the Foam in the Hoka SpeedGoat 7 is exactly the same as the OC CloudHorizon's. He could not have been more WRONG! Speedgoats are the Typical Super critical EVA and the OC CloudHorizon are a Proprietary formula of foam Called Helion HF. This Manager says it with so much Conviction it is hilarious but if you're not a running shoe consumer you would never know this person has little to no knowledge about running shoe construction or materials. The sad part is he is the standard for this stores running shoe Dept. If Scheels wants to up their game to the National Sports Equipment retailer they aspire to be. People in the organization like this Guy should be gone. When I go into scheels I expect a couple things: Certainly no Attitude, Expert advice from people who really know their products and a great Experience. Me: I am a 65 year old male started running in the mid 70s in Nike LD-1000s. Last sanctioned race I ran in was a few years ago I finished 3 in my Category. I grew up in Scheels Southside Fargo staring at Weatherby rifles listening to Jack Engen tell his big game hunting stories. I remember Steve (senior) being in that store quite a bit. Do I shop Scheels.... Yes I am a Huge Scheels fan. In the last year I have bought at least 10 -12 pairs of shoes from Scheels (Fargo & Moorhead). Four of them Being On Clouds (Great Shoes), but not from this guy. My Advice to Scheels If you want to get to the Next Level. Get rid of the People with the Attitudes, drastically Increase product knowledge of your Sales People (especially Mens Running) and teach some listening skills.