This is a great consignment sale for baby and kids stuff including clothes, shoes, and toys!…read moreI helped out sorting the incoming items and they do a great job of organizing by category. There's baby sleepers, bottles, rattles, lovies, teethers, clothes, shoes, costumes, sporting goods, home decor, books, games, toys, high chairs, bouncers, kitchen sets, the list goes on and on! You can sign up to sell your kids stuff that's in good and clean condition! Then they have the sale Thursday through Sunday. With special sales times for new moms and teachers and such. They do a half price sale towards the end. If you ever need children's items at great prices definitely look for JBF sales in your city!

Best place to find clothing items for kids from newborn to teens! Everything is consigned by local…read morefamilies so it feels great to shop used and know I'm giving back to the community. There is also maternity items, infant care stuff, books, toys and more! I make it my one stop shop every season for my family. Better bring a list to scoop up the bargains as it is a pop up event that only happens twice a year.

Stopped into this store to pick up a few things and the entire store was in disarray. Clothes piled…read moreeverywhere that we're unorganized, items pulled from shelves and not folded and placed back, clothes on the floor strung about, and more. I was honestly pretty appalled. I grabbed my item I needed and made a bee line to checkout to avoid having to shop and look at the total disaster that was all the displays and shelves. Cashier was very friendly and polite, so good direct experience, but where were the people taking care of the store? YIKES. I don't recommend shopping at this location.

It's Old Navy - need I say more? Of course, I do! This location is decently sized for an in-mall…read moreON. Their selection for children is a bit wanting, but they have a lot to offer men and women. Their staff is always very helpful, friendly and readily available. I appreciate their team finding items for me at other ON locations here in the Twin Cities when they don't have my size/color in-store. Service is key to keeping me coming back!

Only place in town to get a grown up women's dress! Great…read moreservice always-worth the drive!

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.

We drove into town to look for fun outdoor senior picture outfits. Mom and daughter were getting a…read morelittle frustrated, and Katey magically popped in and saved the day! We have a handful of amazing selections for picture day and more importantly everyone left with big smiles on their faces. Thank you for having such amazing staff like Katey! She truly saved the day!!

I've been here before to take my little cousin on the ferris wheel a year or so ago. They have so…read moremuch sportswear and stuff to check out. I was looking online to see if they carry converse, as I was looking for a pair of regular black chucks. When I entered the store there were tons of staff all over which is nice to see these days. I browsed the men's section first since the shoes are pretty much the same, I couldn't find them at first so I went across the store over to the women's and couldn't find converse in women's either. I did notice the women's shoes wasn't as busy as the men's. I browsed around a bit (no one greeted me or anything in men's or women's). I did finally find them under a table display and they only had platforms for women's so I went back over to men's to take another look. I did find them and waited for a salesman to assist me. A man walked up (after me) and the shoe he wanted was next to stock room so he was helped right away. I waited and asked for help.. I was told by a rep that he had to go check on some other customers, I kept waiting and being ignored to the point I witnessed reps asking people still looking around if they needed help and finally someone came up to help me, I asked for a 7 (as I'm a 8 1/2, 9 in women's), he came back and told me the smallest size they have is an 8 which is too big. He asked who I was shopping for, I said myself and he asked me what size I wear and I said about a 9 in women's and he said "well this is men's" as if I was blind. Just didn't like the vibes all around.

I've had good luck with the St. Louis Park location for dresses to attend weddings. It's a fair…read moreprice too compared to Nordstrom or Macys.

I've been to this place many times and I can say it's great. As a man I've purchased lots of Ralph…read moreLauren here and other quality brands for very low prices. Service here is decent, and I will admit this store does have its off-days but in all, the deals here on unmatched to anywhere else.

Update on this mall. We have going back to the E.P. center…read moremall for quite some time as it seems better and notice that the city police are patrolling in and out from the mall. I just go to my favorite stores to shop Its a betterrecommendations.

I recommend this mall for parents with young kids who don't want to spend much or anything at all…read more They have a lovely closed off play area on the lower level that good for toddlers through kindergarten. Outside of that is the largest collection of quarter slot rides that I know of. They accept card payment or lets your kids pretend and don't pay to turn them on at all. Then there's a train ride and rideable animals for a fee. In Scheels they have a beautiful aquarium, a fun shooting range for a small fee and a ferris wheel that's only $1 per rider. Then upstairs they have a nice food court with clean restrooms and a variety of food options. I wish all malls were like this.

Whenever I go in here, it's usually just me (plus the coworkers inside). I think this is a little…read moresecret of Eden Prairie, as they have loads of awesome finds, waiting to be snatched up. I have been to other Turn Style Home locations, and by far this is my favorite. First off, it's a completely separate store from the Turn Style Clothing shop across the street which is a nice plus and makes it less overwhelming to shop around. I've found some great pieces here to jazz up my old apartments, including a vintage French painting and a cool oversized floral clock for my kitchen. They have a great selection of end tables, mirrors, and unique kitchen type items. Definitely worth a trip over here (to the suburbs) to check this hidden consignment store out!

I would love to know who at Turnstyle decided the consignment process should feel like a low-budget…read moreescape room, but here we are. When you drop off your clothes, they give you a nice, official-sounding "donation date" - you know, so you can come grab your items if they don't sell. Except... plot twist: they actually donate your items the Sunday before that date and just don't mention it. And if you do manage to show up in time to reclaim your own clothes, be prepared to pay $1 per item - yes, to take back things that already belonged to you. Nothing says "great business model" like a cover charge for your own wardrobe. Oh, and they don't pull your items for you. No, no - that would be too convenient. Instead, you're left wandering the store like a confused raccoon, rifling through racks trying to figure out what's yours, only to be told you can pay $1 to get each item back. At that point, you might as well just donate everything to Goodwill, take the tax deduction, and skip the surprise deadlines, scavenger hunts, and ransom fees altogether.

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.

This store was great. It isn't anymore. Customer service is terrible now. They're slowly phasing…read moreit out, if you didn't notice by the disappearance of the dedicated desk. I had some gifts I needed to return, and I had the original receipt. I asked at the counter very clearly if this return could please be given to me as store credit and said that I only wanted to proceed if I could be guaranteed it would NOT go back to the original card which would create privacy concerns for me. She said sure. She returned the items and I left the store. I looked at the receipt and she put the value right back into the original card creating a very troubling series of events for me over the next few months I tried to reach out to Kohls through several channels and was completely ignored for months. Like, not even a generic response. Finally I reached someone who demanded the original receipt which I obviously don't have anymore because I had to give it back to the gift giver since Kohl's made an unauthorized transaction on their card and I had to return the receipt to them. Crazy that they would have expected me to have possession of it months later (it took months before anyone ever responded to me). I told them I don't have possession of the receipt anymore and that I had to give it back to the owner, and they never bothered to investigate any further. They never asked for a transaction name, date, or time. They have since stopped talking to me again. Go next door to Target. You deserve better than to feed your money to a business who will ghost you when they drop the ball.

Note: I was here for only for some women's clothes and kids toys. Didn't look at too many household…read moregoods or shoes. In my 20 plus something years of frequenting various thrift / donation centers like Goodwill I can tell you people are mean - both employees and customers at these places. Unappreciated employees and volunteers result in short tempers and IDGAF attitude. Rude customers leaving trash and other stuff - I volunteered at a Goodwill for a short spell and have seen people use the dressing rooms as toilets. This Goodwill seemed just the opposite. No questionable smells, most the clothes didn't stink, prices were tolerable (I feel still on the higher side), and I asked a random employee a question and they didn't seem like I was adding to the pain of their life. Overall a decent experience here. Thanks to the management there - appreciate it and hope it keeps up.

Good location. The selection, of course, always changes. Last time I got a sweatshirt and pot for…read moremy garden. Best to reuse, right?