My husband and I visited the Valley Creek Mall to go to the Keys Cafe-Woodbury. I enjoyed the Keys…read moreCafe and the Charlie Brown statues outside of it, which make great photo opportunities. The French Toast and Belgian Waffles were great. The Valley Creek Mall is also home to Biridi Golf, Frattallone's Hardware & Garden, State Farm Insurance, Subway, and Yackel Dance Studio among other businesses. There are a wide variety of stores and experience here. There is plenty of convenient parking. I highly recommend the Valley Creek Mall!

Close to home and I am always a little surprised at how many stores are actually in this little…read moreplaza. I had gone several times to Trader Joe's and did not even know about the Gap, Children's Place, Express, Victoria Secret all hiding on the other side of the buildings!!! There is a Kirklands, Buy Buy Baby, JosABank, also---wow..... It seems spread out enough to get where you want without having too much traffic and parking has never been a problem. The more time I spend at this shopping plaza the more I like it!

So I have always enjoyed walking around Woodbury Lakes . It's calm and there's a few stores that…read moreare nice to stop by. This outdoor mall is dying and today was the first I've been very frustrated with them . Not only are there a lot of vacant spots but they need to work on some signage too. I came to pick up some paper at Michaels and decided since my dog was in the car to take him for quick walk around the property. Let him stretch his legs . Had no intentions of going into any store and he's a calm dog so he wasn't going to disturb anywhere . No where on property were there signs saying anything about dogs not being allowed on property . It's an outdoor mall. A security guard stopped me and asked if I was blind . I'm sure he was trying to be nice and I have very little to say about him . He proceeded to tell me he was told to tell me that dogs were not allowed on the property . Wow ... I politely said I wasn't aware and there should be signs then walked my dog back to the car . This is dying location and it's sad to see that but now I really am not tempted to come back and shop here . Who asks if another person is blind ? It can be perceived in several ways. The best way to approach was to ask if my dog was a service animal . Wow....

I really like the market area and food court. There are so many vendors selling locally grown…read morefoods, and for a decent price too. I like coming here for the $8-10 papaya salad, the huge portions of sticky rice, and the deep fried chicken feet. Yum! Everyone is really nice and efficient too.

The best food and so many places to choose from. Every time I have someone visiting from out of…read moretown, this is where I take them!!

A wonderfully weird and eclectic selection of shops to browse for a mall. Through thorough analysis…read moreof the cities though this place is by far the best when it comes to searching for blind boxes including the all famous Labubu and even some really fun Lafufus. A lot of the cart booths scattered throughout the mall sell replicas but they can be quite fun for designs and honestly a great place for any one who doesn't know the difference (for parents who are shopping for kids). For the authentic stuff there's the pan Asia center which has a whole section to pick from close to the mall entrance as well as a vendor at one of the repurposed jewelry cases who will let you swap. Another shop for authentics would be at Little Diva Hidden treasure which I've noticed, at least the last time I visited, has cheaper options. Besides this the mall also has a bargain bin store, a make your own teddy bear store (not that different from build a bear), a K-pop store, and several others. In the center atrium there are also usually some bounce houses that I always see kids enjoying. I think the point in coming here is to not expect a typical mall experience. If you do, you'll be met with disappointment. This mall has a place and is one to come to if you're looking for unique items you can't find easily elsewhere.

Major nostalgia as I visited here today considering this is a shopping mall I used to frequent in…read moremiddle school. While many former stores remain, many don't. The decline of shopping malls in general along with world news such as Claire's going bankrupt (as of August 2025 this location has 75% off for closing reasons), the downfall of the economy and inflation have all contributed to the current makeup here. I believe the Maplewood Mall is making space for entrepreneurs to take over varying shops as I did spot a nice handful. Contrary, the mall's buzz is dead and not as lively as I remember. Some things I do appreciate presently are the preservation of the carousel in the main space (it's gorgeous), Cinnabon is going strong and roughly 2-4 large spaces for kids to play. I am all about indoor spaces considering MN is a tough state to live in during the winter. Additionally, I adore the pockets of culture here from Pan Asian Center to smaller shops selling handmade goodies and the neat concept of the cotton candy cloud bar (how fun!). Overall, coming here to get steps in or explore won't leave you with stealing all your money. I'm glad the space is still getting used. Enjoy!!

I am writing this to put the only other review (Vee V.) in perspective. First of all Vee has a very…read moregood point; the layout of the center is not good. When I first went there, I had a difficult time finding the store I wanted to visit. As a regular visitor, I have come to know the layout and, while I dislike it, I find it tolerable because they have quite a number of businesses that I don't otherwise find close by. So, it doesn't deserve a 1-star. On the one hand I cannot imagine what sort of Wacko architect would design such a center. On the other hand it is the best shopping center in the area, and that is why I go there.

I hate this place. It's a cluster f$ck…read more First of all, they really need to get their directory updated, and report locations of stores accurately on maps. Half the time you show up and the store you're looking for doesn't exist at the center, or it's on the opposite side of where mapquest says it is. Secondly, the roads are insanely inconvenient. There's like 15 roundabouts. You enter into one and when you think you're turning into a lot, SURPRISE, you're in another roundabout, then another. It's a goddamn maze. My visits here go exactly like this. I turn into the center, I drive in endless circles looking for the store that they say is there but doesn't exist, then I spend 20 minutes driving in circles trying to get out. 35 minutes of my life wasted.

Amazing prices! Lived everything! Wish I had more money to spend! That is a personal problem…read morethough! lol!

To the manager "D"...the store is clean and well originized, the loyalty to your customers and the…read morepride you take in your store surely shows in your eyes and in your voice. When I said we d be back I meant it. Thank you so much for you kindness of the 4 items we purchased your kindness was refreshing and priceless and gos along way (and it's free and contagious) thanks again Tammie and selena

I generally like seeing the growth of businesses in the Roseville area & how the mall has changed…read moreover the years. Rosedale has a decent variety of stores, really something for everyone. Instead of a typical food court they have a food hall which has had some turnover over the last few years. There's a more ritzy side of the mall that used to have a ton of restaurants and shops that you could only access from the outside, like a strip mall connected to the mall, on the AMC side. The movie theater is also not connected to the mall but walkable. I love how they decorate during the holiday season (at least in the past). It's a decent mall to shop at if you prefer less crowded vibes.

I had such a fun time attending the New Foods Party at Potluck in Rosedale Center. Rosedale Center…read morehas been updated and it looks so modern and aesthetically pleasing; this is my go to because it has just enough for the whole family; stores in everyone's price range, fun activities for the family (indoor playground, Sandbox, AMC theatre, etc) and of course food. Plus, it's not to crowded or overwhelming. If you haven't been you need to go, you won't be disappointed.

This place is always a great option for finding unique gifts for any occasion. Prices are always…read morelow and a lot of gadgets. I feel the only reason they are not a 5 star in my opinion is that the shelves are always a mess and not organized very well.

Huge storefront that is strangely only half full. The kids section was very lackluster and barren…read morewith a large rack with probably only 10 shirts spaced across the entire thing. Limited sizing for women's clothing and nothing seemed to be in the correct, labeled spots on their racks. In general, the store is a jumbled mess. It made for a frustrating experience. Lastly, they must be sorely understaffed because it took about 50 minutes to get through the checkout line due to only one worker. If we go shopping again next time we travel north, we will not stop here. Better shops down the road.

This location is exactly what you expect out of a Marshall's. The store is under stocked but clean…read moreenough. It's slightly understaffed, though employees are friendly. The Woodbury Marshalls is the perfect definition of a three star location, it's solid in a pinch, but not something I'd write home about, positively or negatively. At least I got a new reasonably priced snazzy scarf out of my trip to this location today.

I am a SERIOUS shopper.... years ago in the '70's i started out as a personal shopper store wide at…read more59th Street NYC Bloomingdales. So i know textiles, quality of construction, price points. And this Marshalls is not getting the quality merchandise they used to get / years ago. Women's clothing is almost a disaster. Fabric, construction, wearability after repeated washing, poor poor poor. I now rate this dept a one star. I stopped looking.. Luggage: used to be one of their top departments where every now and then you found quality labels and some very good construction. Rate a 3 star. Men's clothing you must read labels, examine fabric construction quality VERY carefully i rate a 4 star. All shoes are simply terrible, a one star. Don't even look. Women's lingerie under garments: HUGE drop in quality . Bras have inferior non stretching elastic, most of inventory has manufacturing defects ( must try on), very poor materials. Rate one star. Women's sleep wear: hunt VERY carefully, this was a top dept. rate 3-4 star. Read labels, examine quality of fabrics carefully. Bedding towels: this WAS a 5 star area, now 2-3. VERY high prices, very poor boring selection of prints styles colors. HUGE disappointment. Decorative/ kitchen/ housewares: one of the only areas which is still good. Hunt very carefully, some prices are TOO high. Rate 3-5 star Food products: WAS my favorite, now a 4 star. watch out for very high prices. Some items are poor low quality mfg trying to copy the " look" of famous $$ brands. Lotions /hair products/ face creams/ soaps: The MOST drastic change of all with many products disguised with copy cat labels of expensive brands WHEN in fact... they are poorly made cheaply in CHINA where ingredients for safety etc are poorly monitored. Take GREAT care what you apply to your face. Rate one star. These changes have happened very very fast in the last 18 months- 2 years. Read your sunday sale fliers for bargains at Target, Macy's, Walgreen Target's cosmetics have improved a lot and at decent price points. Marshalls is trying to increase their profits by stocking with pretty packaged decorated designed colored " pretend" products made very poorly in China. READ labels VERY carefully. Take more time to hunt CAREFULLY. There are still some good buys, just not as many.