This mall is a good place to go to for a nice walk in the winter time. The mall has plenty of…read morerestaurants and seems to have a higher number of high end shops. I think the high end shops makes this mall a little quieter than most malls. Walking into the stores the customer service does seem to be laid back. Overall a nice place to visit.

Good place to people watch and have some lunch or dinner The…read morerestaurants on site are pretty good, the clothes stores are not my cup of tea, lots of home stores so nice to browse on a rainy day The public restrooms were clean Plenty of parking

Absolutely encapsulating, so much so that I was nearly overheating with excitement in there. The…read moremost magnificent, wonderful collection of collections. If you're a fan of bee themed items, this is the place for you. Make sure to check out the basement where you'll find ouija boards and other related objects that are magical, radiating, and practically speaking! Oh how they call your name. Found a David Bowie vinyl, grabbed some could-not-miss-out-on rings, and saved the rest of my money for next time. Pro tip... keep yourself wanting more. ;) Any amount of time spent inside this museum--GALLERY--of a place, is a fantastic time. I was planning on snapping some pics for this review but I was so in awe of my surroundings that I couldn't even manage! Maybe even hit up Dipsy's for a sweet treat afterwards.. or grab a coffee from the cute place nextdoor if that's more your Gilmore Girls kind of vibe! I, unfortunately, can't remember the name at this current moment but I can tell you that I'm sipping on their delicious matcha as we speak. Customer service at Abigail Page Antique Emporium was also excellent and just as splendid and charming as the place itself. Love love love! Amaze amaze amaze!

A bottomless pit of a rented room style antique mall. Clothing, dishes, books, baseball cards,…read morefurniture--they've got it all. The man who as cashiering was very friendly. Stop in and take a look.

Went on a little trip to Red Wing, but of course, saw this on the way and had to stop! Isn't that…read morewhat a good day trip is made of?? Fantastic antiques and books-and nothing to dig through. Organized antique shop...what a concept! Her book prices were very very reasonable-four dollars each for brand new books, and her used ones were in great shape. The lure was the table on the sidewalk with one dollar books. When I was perusing them I realized that the buyer seemed to have a real eye for books-she had a lot of popular high quality literature, and not a lot of junk. The owner was great to talk to, gave me some book club recs and some ideas for where to eat lunch. Wisconsin. Books. River Road. Sunny Sunday in April. A treat of a day that was meant to be enjoyed! I didn't look too hard at the antiques, because I was too intrigued with the books I wanted to buy. I was impressed with some of her antique linens however...

Great hometown bookstore. Treasures can be found inside and the prices are excellent. The staff…read moreis very helpful and friendly. If your in the area this is a good stop.

I almost didn't check this place out because I personally don't think damaged goods are worth it…read morebut wow am I glad I did! All of the items I purchase were in perfect condition. Two of the items I purchase were distressed in nature so that probably also helps haha. They have signs around the store that describe where the damage is and on the tag of each item is shows the where the damage is, however on the items I found there was just no damage! Purchases: Sam Edelman Henna Bow Slides size 8 $10 (retail $90+) Free People Rainbow distressed Britney Tee size L $5 (retail $68) Chaser peace sign distressed tank $10 (retail $30+) BP (Nordstrom brand) blanket scarf $5 (retail $20+) Total savings of $115.20 I spent less than an hour looking through the store and I'm sooo happy with my purchases. I see how this could be very hit or miss but hey I'm happy with a hit! I will be coming back but I do still have the intention of not buying clearly damaged product.

So I'm kinda cheating here by writing a similar review here that I did for the Annex on Riverside,…read morebut same same, I love them both SO MUCH. The perk about this location is that it's closer to Uptown/SLP, and if you don't like anything here (what's wrong with you), then you can go to it's sister, Optiz, for great high end and high quality brand name stuff without imperfections! So this place isn't your typical consignment store. There's so many around the area that that market is saturated and boring. No, this is a store for high end clothing that is slightly imperfect. This could mean a makeup stain from someone who tried it on in the store, a small fabric tear, a broken zipper, or a snag in the material. The imperfections range in size and severity. These clothes have never been owned--the luxury brand tags are always still attached! Annex gets shipments in 6 week cycles. The first few weeks are full price ($15-$25...still dirt cheap for high quality brands!) and the clothes that usually go during this time are the nice brands with very small imperfections. Next, the store marks ALL clothes down to $10 for a few weeks. Then to $5 for about a week. Then......$3 for two days!!! I pretty much only go during the $3 days because I love to hunt for the last treasures standing. I will add that they do have a newsletter, which at the bottom will tell you what "phase" they are on--$10, $5, and so on. That can help you plan your attack. I get the best deals here. Michael Kors, Free People, and Loft are a few of my favorite brands I get here for dirt cheap. You do have to be willing to either stitch up an imperfection or live with a slightly impaired product, but if perfection isn't a requirement for you, you have to check this place out! They have awesome bags and shoes too, but these don't go on sale typically. Shoes range from $5-$25--some have no visible imperfections, but stay away from ones with broken straps or other things not worth trying to fix. Bags usually have a little black mark or something easy to look past, and they sell great bag brands like Michael Kors and Cole Haan. I cannot emphasize enough how much I love this place. All my friends know when I wear something new that I got it for $3 at Annex. If you're willing to fix a small imperfection or look past it, this is the place for you! Happy hunting :)

This Mall is pretty nice. The layout isn't ideal but they do have a nice variety of items and…read morestores. The employees there are very helpful in general. Even a customer helped me when I was lost lol Why was I lost? Because of the weird layout.

Southdale has come a long way over the past few years, and it shows. The updates and renovations…read morehave made a noticeable difference, and the mall feels much more modern and intentional than it used to. There's no longer a shortage of recognizable brand-name stores, which makes it feel more like a true shopping destination again. There is a mix of luxury stores and every-day shopping which brings good value. That said, there are still a few odd, lesser-known shops scattered throughout with inconsistent or unusual hours, which can be a little confusing. The food options are decent. The traditional food court is a bit of a letdown, but there are better standalone options throughout the mall like Rustica Bakery, Pezzo Pizza, Yumi Sushi, People's Organic, and others. Having Kowalski's grocery store on-site is also a big plus and adds convenience. Entertainment-wise, there's more to do now with options like an escape room and Dave & Buster's. The mall is spacious, never feels overly crowded, and has plenty of parking, which makes it easy and stress-free to visit. Overall, the updates are a very welcome change. Southdale feels revitalized, easier to navigate, and much more enjoyable than it was a few years ago.

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.

There is a LOT to take in here! There's so much upstairs, I was overwhelmed. There is even more…read moredownstairs. Nice selection of various items at a fair price. Several consigners have items here so they do a ticket for each & then give you the total amt, was confusing at first until they explained it.

You can't judge a book by looking at the cover. I stopped in this antique mall, nice organized and…read moreclean well taken care of. The day I was there the nice ladies were handing out chocolate chip cookies and candy. If you're looking for a quite stroll down memory lane, I'd say give this place a whirl. And it's up the street from the "Antique Mall of St. Paul" Mr. Rik

Great antique store right off the highway that offers a huge variety of items and very kind and…read moreattentive staff. The minute you walk in the door, you are greeted with a friendly hello. This place is deceiving, it is a lot bigger than what it looks like from the front but everything is nicely organized and very clean. Prices here are very competitive and are very reasonable. Most of the items were in very good shape and kept in nice condition. I didn't find anything this time around but surely will be back to take another peak and see what I might find.

Great staff and great prices! So much to look at. I had to remind myself that it wasn't a museum…read moreand everything was for sale!