Love their shops - but be elective as some product clearly made exclusively for direct sale at The…read moreRack (so lesser quality and supposed retail values). However, look carefully for original manufacturer tags on designer items as these are returns to Nordstrom - which has a policy of not reselling returned merchandise (so it ends up at the Rack or Last Chance). Nordstrom will

They have a nice selection of clothes, coats, jackets, shoes, and watches! I love the Nordstrom…read moreRack stores and I frequent this one and the one in St. Louis Park (Knollwood Mall) often. It NEVER disappoints and if you have a Nordstrom card, you can rack up the points and get extra savings! LOVE!

This Macy's is massive. The Hugo Boss section alone feels bigger than some standalone Boss stores…read more Huge selection, upscale feel, and easy to spend way more time here than planned.

This Macy's is huge!…read more I don't typically shop at Macy's much (or any bigger retail store like this really) but we happen to find parking near this wing of MOA. I could see Macy's being a one stop shop, they sell a bit of everything; furniture, home goods, clothes, toys, snacks, cosmetics, jewelry, etc. They almost always have some sort of sales going on & you can find some good deals here or there. We stopped at the pandora counter (yes, inside of the Macy's). We were able to peacefully look around without anyone greeting us or pushing us to buy. However we then made the mistake of walking through the perfume department. They were a very pushy about selling, EVERY perfume was their last bottle. Macy's is known for being a fragrance HQ. They have many scents you can't find in store anywhere else. So it's nice to be able to go in a smell something before you drop money on it. They also do refills on certain perfumes which is nice to save money & reuse your bottle. I love perfume but I can only take so many different smells before it starts to give me a headache. Every counter wanted use to smell 3-4 different perfumes which was a bit much. Like I said before they offer so much here. Worth a browse AND they have Tii Cup on the 3rd floor of the store!!

Store is amazing! Only thing wrong with this location is the location! Mall of America is not my…read morefavorite place to go. But thankfully it's an anchor store and you do not have to go inside the mall to access the store. I am very thankful they are in minnesota! The second location in ridgedale is a more desirable location, however, the selection is more limited.

Going in there the environment is very cold and unpleasant to be in. With it being winter it should…read morebe warmer in the store and comfortable. I heard numerous employees talking about being cold and how many have come down sick and had to leave. If it's some sort of idea to push clothes for winter sales they got that wrong

I had such an amazing time at Mall of America. It was honestly an experience, not just a mall!…read moreThere is so much to do that you can easily spend an entire day (or more) there and still not see everything.One of the highlights for me was FlyOver America. It was such an incredible experience it really makes you feel like you're flying, and the visuals are so realistic. Definitely a must-do if you visit! I also loved all the food options. There are so many places to choose from, and everything I had was delicious. It's nice being able to take a break from walking around and enjoy a good meal without even leaving the mall.Another favorite was the axe throwing it was SO fun and something different from the usual mall activities. It added a really exciting, adventurous vibe to the day and made the whole experience even more memorable. The atmosphere throughout the mall is lively, clean, and full of energy. There's something for everyone shopping, entertainment, food, and unique attractions all in one place. It's perfect for a fun day out with friends or family.I would 100% recommend visiting, and I can't wait to go back and try even more things next time!

This mall has been on my bucket list for while, and while malls are far and few inbetween in my…read morearea, I was taken back to the malls I use to frequent when I was a teenager and in my young 20s. The cool thing about this is that you can catch the train right into the place just about. I had a 9:30 flight that was arriving in to Minneapolis and of course I couldn't check into my hotel. I bought an all day train pass and made my way. The coolest thing is that there are lockers of various sizes so you can store your luggage (for a nominal fee) and wander around this massive mall, got to about 1/3rd of it. I was taken back to the the 90's with the old school music playing and some of the stores that I thought didn't exist anymore. There were at least two of the same store but just on different levels or sides of the part of the mall I was in. The amusement park in the mall with the rollercoaster and kiddie rides and roaming characters was awesome. I went back the aquarium, which I would have gone into but it was filled with kids, and honestly it was too early :) Had a great meal at the crepe restaurant. If I was a senior retired, its a great nifty 50s walking spot or just getting out people watch. I would definitely try to go back to see the other parts and to stay the hell out of the cold weather this California gal is not used too.

I've done a few Amazon returns here. You have to adventure a bit through the store to get to…read morecustomer service because it's on the second floor tucked way in the back. When you do Amazon returns they give you a coupon to use the same day in store. I kind of don't like that they have decor and heavier fragile stuff upstairs in which you have to transport downstairs to checkout. I do like the convenience of the Sephora in this location, it's never been busy when I visited & I can usually find what I need. The store usually has sales running in many departments on many items, plus you can earn kohls cash/rewards so that's cool.

Went there August/ September to buy a few items. Got in line and stood there for a few minutes/…read morewhile. The cashiers were from another country with on their cell phones to there ear and don't proceed to do there job. Like they all didn't understand how to work in retail. A customer handed cash to the cashier and was supposed to give cash back in return as they just stood there and looked confused at the currency. There selection is great but not customer service was horrible. The manager needs to hire American that can work. I haven't been since.

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)

This is our number 1 stop and shop. It has easier access and…read moresafe cross walk. The store has easy to find isles and the staff is friendly. Love Target!

When I stay in Bloomington, I visit Caribou Coffee and Walgreens that are located in the same…read moreplaza. When I leave it, I always see this Target on my left. I had never visited it until last month. I needed to get lemons and honey. I thought that I'd try finding them at Target. This store is awesome. It has a Starbucks and a Pizza Hut at the front. The grocery section is amazing. I have never seen so many different ranch dressing varieties in my life. Then again, Minnesota is ranch dressing territory, so it makes sense. I ended up picking up a jug of AriZona green tea, too. Finding lemons and raw honey in a squeezable bottle was easy. It took me a long time to tear myself away from the snacks aisle. The toy section was next door. I loved seeing plushies, from Grogu to Squishmallows. Spring merchandise was abundant at this store. I liked looking at sandals, cute dresses, and more. I got a human at the checkout area. It was nice chatting with her. I paid with a credit card. She placed all my items in bags. I appreciated it. I wished her a good evening and left. It's a solid Target store. I look forward to returning whenever I'm back in the area. (161)

The Twin Cities premium outlets is a great option if you're looking for affordable clothes/gifts…read more We typically come here around the holidays to do Christmas shopping. However; I also love coming randomly throughout the year to get updated clothing items. I typically like to check out under Armour and Nike, the Columbia store also has a separate outlet location as well. Recently, I feel like prices haven't been nearly as good as they used to, but in this economy, who can blame them. I would love to see a little bit more variation in the food court, it's mostly Asian cuisines and Cinnabon. All delicious but would love to see some more options. There's a ton of parking, but if you come on a busy weekend, you may not notice and still have to park far away. Bummed to see some recent retailers, leaving, they've been replaced with stores that my opinion were is great. Overall, a decent shopping trip, it's also in a great location. There's plenty of other stores/eating nearby. I recommend checking out the Twin Cities premium outlets if you haven't been there before.

First time coming here, never knew there was an outdoor mall near the Mall of America. Overall it's…read morean average sized mall. It's nearly identical to the Aurora Outlet mall back home in Illinois so navigating this building felt like I was back home. There weren't any outdoor vendors, maybe they'll be there in the summer. There was ample amount of parking and a great variety of stores where you could find half of them at the Mall of America itself. This mall is very clean without any riff raff from my visit here. Not the best selection of restaurants from the food court

Welcome to the why shouldn't I shop their show! On todays…read moreepisode we were in the bread section and picked up a bag of burger buns for a tasty dinner. but their was a incident. THERE WAS A COCKROACH! I mean I hop he was cozy in the bread... Any more roach sightings? email us at TheRoachInTheBread@Gmail.com (that email is a joke)

It's kinda jumbled all over But it's 2200, an hour till…read moreclosing And I see a long line, thinking that's the cashier-manned register, I go around to find where the end of the Self Checkout but, *that's it!* per the guy in the Walmart-blue vest Who adds, "but it goes fast" While he stands there, jawing with another employee, as evidenced by his blue vest There was no urgency to open up another lane, Nuthin' Wow. And not in a good way . I would've done what so many others did and just left what my would-be purchases where we stood But I was getting medical supplies for a family member Oy

I have only been to one other ross previously so I wasn't sure how this would be. Parking is in a…read morelarge lot and easily accessible. I went during a Thursday after work and it was pleasantly peaceful. I was immediately greeted nicely. The items were nicely stocked, nothing was messy. There was a nice variety of items and although it's smaller selection then a TJ Maxx or Marshalls I did enjoy the ones I did find. The rows can be cramped if multiple people are in the same row but I didn't run into this issue. The fitting room was clean and easy to access. The back fitting rooms were closed but the front ones were open. I was able to find some nice picks and even found items I have seen elsewhere cheaper here. I look forward to coming back when I'm in the area! Hope to see more pop up in the twin cities area.

Im in a few Facebook grinch groups and people were posting of finding Grinch stuff at Ross. This is…read morethe first time at Ross for me. It is similar to TJ Maxx and Marshall's but super crowded and cramped. I like the rolling baskets. No way I'm pushing a cart through all the racks. I found grinch lotion set, grinch clock, picture, 2 grinch rugs and a nice red sweater. Red is my mom's color, hope I'm not turning into her. Iykyk lol. But seriously, I dress up for when I attend meetings out of my home office for work. The staff were real nice. One sweater had a thread snag so I passed on it. I like Ross stores.