This is a sweet, small store, but it's in a strange location that is not easily accessible to…read morepeople that don't work at the Mayo Clinic. There are lots of cute clothing items for special occasions and other gift items. The sales associates are helpful! If you do not see a size or style you'd like, they happily order something else from their many catalogs. They have sidewalk sales every year with great prices on out of season clothing.

From the owner: For the past two and a half decades, Baby Baby has been providing our shoppers with the highest…read morequality baby clothes in Southeastern Minnesota. We are proud to say that we carry the best brands, and the most elegant and handsome looks for your little one! An independently owned boutique, our sizes range from Preemie to Size 18.

Great mall in the heart of Rochester / home to Mayo Clinic. It surprisingly has decent volume and…read moresize compared to other suburban malls. The basics are there: a decent sized food court, Barnes & Noble for leisure stroll, and a handful of retailers such as Sheels and Macy's. Would love to see the mall freshen up a bit as some of the interior dates give 00s vibes. But that is more of cosmetics, Hope to see more stores pop up in the future. Agree with one of the other reviewers - an Apple Store would be neat!

The major mall in Rochester is Apache Mall. You can't miss the water tower. I didn't take a pic of…read moreit this time, as I wasn't parked on that side of the mall. In the past, when my mom came down to visit me, we took a photo of it. This mall has changed over the years. It used to have Sears, Herberger's, and Dayton's when I was a resident. All three have closed down since. JC Penney remains as one of the larger anchor stores. Dayton's became Marshall Fields, which is now Macy's. I wish that it were a Macy's when I lived here. I would have shopped at this store all the time! Macy's sells Kipling handbags, which is a brand that I adore. The area where Herberger's used to be has been replaced by a solid wall. I never shopped there, so the wall is fine with me! I didn't like shopping at Sears. I believe that Scheels will take over this spot later on this year. Many of the stores that I frequented at this mall are long gone. Yankee Candle is now a memory. However, Bath and Body Works is still alive and kicking, which made me so happy to recognize something. This mall has improved over the years. When I was here a decade ago, Barnes and Noble was new. It is strategically across from the food court, which is perfect to take a nap on a comfy chair at Barnes and Noble when you are in a food coma. I have had a meal at A&W, which is still there. I recently shopped at JC Penney. I like the Sephora section. The sports apparel section that features Minnesota teams was cheerful and had tons of variety. I took a breather and had a drink at Caribou Coffee, which is smack in the middle of the mall. It was nice. Finally, I visited Love from Minnesota. It has the best Minnesota-themed gifts that I have seen in a while. There is plenty of parking here. It has a nice variety of stores. I'm so glad that it continues to improve. (9)

4 trips for one basket of baby clothes. Terrible communication, terrible attitudes, and they threw…read moreeverything in the basket like I didn't spend valuable time folding all of that. All for $20... I'll just be donating from now on.

Employees have attitudes and are rude. And dont even waste your time selling items they will ALWAYS…read moretell you they wont take them because they are lazy and dont want to take the time to go through them!! Very upsetting thats what these stores are designed for selling and buying!!! They need a whole new crew STAT!!! Sincerely someone who has worked many years of retail. Absolutely not ok!

Love this store! So many great treasures at very reasonable prices! Quality kids clothes, toys,…read moreand gear.

There is constantly a wide selection of clothing and items. Prices are fair and reasonable. The…read morestaff are extremely friendly and helpful.

My first impression of this store was Oolala ! So many beautiful items displayed to drool on and…read moreput on a wish list. My adult son and I pickled out a couple items that I thought I wanted to purchase for our friends that helped us with writing my husband's Caring-bridge . I made an effort to return 2 days later before my husband was discharged from St. Mary's and I went in to purchase an item and have it wrapped and the sales person said she was alone and she would not be able to wrap it for me. I understand. She maybe could have asked if I could come back in a bit? I said that I understood but could she maybe put the wrap in the bag so I could wrap the gift my self and she said "no" we have a certain standard to our wrapping. "Ok." I said. I did not then need the item. We drove home from our Mayo visit and I bought the item on line and wrapped it myself last night. I would have preferred to have purchased it there at the store and have had a nice experience..

This is a destination store like no other. It is hard to describe, part museum, great gifts, things…read moreyou didn't know you need in your home. I go to this store everytime I am in Rochester MN.

Before this store was Macy's, it was Dayton's. I didn't really shop at Dayton's. It then changed to…read moreMarshall Fields. Same thing. I didn't shop there, either. My love for Macy's happened years after I had left living in Rochester. I like that there are always sales going on. Macy's ignited my love for Style & Co. clothing and Kipling handbags. I decided to check out this Macy's. I had never been since it became one. The women's washroom has a couch when you first walk in, which looked classy. The washrooms need better maintenance, though. The stall that I was in was great. I can't say the same about the one next to it. I liked the sale happening on ugly Christmas sweaters. 70% off them is a great deal if you plan on wearing it to the company Christmas party and winning the ugly sweater competition. There are a number of them that will get you that crown or tiara. I loved hitting the Kipling handbag section. It had heavily reduced items. I also saw a bit of a shift with its signature monkey, from the fuzzy one on each back, to silver ones. The fuzzy ones are iconic and cute. The silver ones are definitely easier to clean and maintain. I didn't buy anything, but I loved looking at merchandise that I like, including jewellery. I'd come back and hope that they do something about the washrooms. (25)

Selection, Service, Prices are all great here since new ownership earlier this year! I would highly…read morerecommend shopping here if your looking for quality stuff at a good price point.

First and foremost, I'm excited that the store opened in Rochester, Minnesota Rochester is a large…read morecity with very limited shopping options and I always love a store where I can get it. Good deal.

From the owner: Head to Burlington, the hot spot for summer deals! Summer is here and the hottest savings start…read morenow. Stay on trend this season when shopping for swim, ladies, juniors, plus, kids, and mens. Finish off any look with name-brand beauty, accessories, handbags, or shoes so that you're in style from head-to-toe! Also, don't forget to browse our home section where you can save BIG on décor, outdoor, luggage, and more! Head to store to find deals you can't miss now!

First time ever in one of these stores and I've passed up various Sheels stores. Overall if you've…read morenever been to this brand , it's basically a cooler version of a Dicks Sporting goods but with more goods beyond sports. They had a small game room upstairs, the employees were very attentive and know their products. Tons of Minnesota Twins swag that is hard to find anywhere else. Store is clean and well presented! Highly recommend!

I love Scheels sporting goods stores. I was in Rochester and drove to this store. The parking lot…read morewas horizontal and I went in the mall entrance. I've never been here before. Was greeted with a hi as I walked in. Looked for my favorite socks Feetures. The price has gone up, but they last and are comfortable. I bought 2 pairs Feetures Ultra Light socks in white and black. Another pair navy was fir $12.99 so I bought those too. Scheels is literally the only store I know that sells these socks. I also saved on this powdered energy drink. Normally $29, I got fruit punch for 19.99. They have a lot of rubs and barbecue sauces upstairs. They have a large selection of Yeti water bottles. Cashier and other sales people were very friendly. Will return again. Oh they have a cute old time shooting gallery game upstairs.

The manager is a real treat at this store. I purchased catnip infused bubbles for my cat and some…read morecat treats. The "bubbles" were a glue like consistency and there was no way you could blow bubbles through the wand of glue. The cat treats were rock hard. I brought the items back the next day and explained the issues. The manager proceeded to take the bubbles out and attempt to blow bubbles herself, which of course was impossible. She then said she could refund my money for that item, but not for the cat treats since my cat "didn't like them". She suggested I donate them to Paws and Claws. I told her no cat would eat those because they are rock hard and told her to throw them away. She refused to refund my money. What a joke. I suggest you do not purchase anything here that you think you may have to return.

I love TJ Maxx. When I lived in Rochester, the city did not have one. Naturally, when I move away…read morefrom a city, all stores that I like seem to set up shop. You're welcome, Rochester residents... haha! I was curious to find out whether there was a TJ Maxx. I did a search and found this store near Apache Mall. I decided to drive over here to check it out before heading to the mall. This store is in a plaza-mall hybrid. There was lots of parking on a snowy Wednesday afternoon. I parked and headed over to the store. It's an interesting setup where the TJ Maxx-HomeSense store feels like you are in a mall. You go through the main entrance and you walk over to the store in a mall-like setting. However, not all stores are accessible indoors. Many are set up like a plaza where you have an entrance for each store. It's weird. As with most TJ Maxx stores, the purses tend to appear first. I do miss the days when you could readily find Kipling purses. These days, you get Disney and Snoopy ones, which are still up my alley, but aren't as lightweight as Kipling ones. I tend to look at luggage. I had already bought a piece that worked well for my needs, but it never hurts to check this section out. I liked the selection. It had a number of pet duffle bags. It was my first time seeing them at any store's travel section. The face care section is impressive. I have never seen so many face wipes and masked neatly stacked. This store had purple Crocs. I don't own a pair, mainly because I can never find a pair in my size. I was so close here. One day, my dream will come to fruition. The kitchen accessories section made me happy. I found an oil spritzer with a glass base. I've always wanted one and it was at a good price here. Although the base is glass, it's pretty lightweight. I am also a sucker for small appliances. Mainly Dash products were available. I love this brand. I have mini griddle and waffle makers. I didn't need one, but they do make great gifts. The phone accessories section is great, too. I like checking out everything from car phone mounts to portable bank chargers. The lineup wasn't bad. I had a nice woman at the checkout. She looked at my oil spritzer and said that it would be good for plants. That's true, especially for cactuses and succulents that don't require a ton of water. I paid with a credit card. The transaction was straightforward. I thanked the woman and left with my purchase. I'm thrilled that Rochester has a TJ Maxx. It has a decent selection of items that interest me. I'd come back when I'm in southern Rochester. (29)