Saint Louis Galleria gets sadder and sadder each time I shop. When I come, I am always shocked with…read morestores that have opened and closed. The variety of stores seem to be getting lower and poorer. The Galleria use to advertise, "Where the Best Stores put their Best Stores". Now when I stroll the mall, I'm lucky if I see a familiar branded store. I basically only come for two stores now. I shop the Apple Store, which I am surprised is still located in the mall. I would have expected them to depart to a strip center somewhere else in the metro area. The other store I frequent is Tommy Bahama, but I don't shop there as often as I use, too. I can now just go on line and have it shipped to my home. My most recent visit, I could see the wear and tear of the Galleria and a desperate need for repairs and maintenance. As long as Apple remains a tenant, I'll keep coming back.

The Galleria is honestly a shell of what it used to be. When I first moved to the STL area, I…read moreactually enjoyed coming here, but now it's not a mall I choose to visit unless I absolutely have to. We stopped in last night only to pick up an online order, and that was the sole reason for our visit. This mall used to be the place to shop in St. Louis, great department stores, solid dining options, and an overall upscale feel. That's definitely not the case anymore. It's gone downhill significantly. Many of the good department stores that used to be here are no longer in business or have moved elsewhere and tons of new spots have aken over some of the spaces, but I am not very familiar with many of the new stores. The visit itself felt uncomfortable. There were police officers and security guards throughout the mall, and a lot of people just hanging around who didn't seem to be shopping. The space felt louder, messier, and not very inviting. On top of that, the mall now closes at 7 PM on a Saturday, which is pretty shocking for a mall this size. I assume it's for safety reasons, especially since there are signs posted stating that all minors must be accompanied by an adult. It's disappointing to see how far this place has declined. The shoppers who once gave the Galleria its appeal have clearly moved on elsewhere.

These outlets are pretty nice. There's a good combination of high-end, mid-level and budget…read morefriendly stores. There's something here for everyone. Also, it's very spacious and a great way to get your steps in! I make it a goal to visit these shops every year on my birthday which happens to fall in December. Word to the wise: if you want to avoid crowds, it's best to go early and maybe even on a weekday. Most of the stores have really great prices and also some unique finds. However sometimes when the stores get super crowded and the checkout line is wrapped literally around the store, it becomes challenging to see the full scope of everything that is on display. Recently I went on a Saturday afternoon and walked out of two really popular stores simply because they were way too crowded and the long lines were a deterrent. Says a lot about the stores though. People saw some really great deals and were willing to go the distance for them. If you enjoy shopping and the great outdoors, this is the place for you. I am only giving 4 stars because there were a few outlet stores that I would've liked to had seen moved to this location after the Taubman Outlets closed, which wasn't too far away. Having those extra stores there would've really set this place off for me, as being one of the best local hot spots!

While I used to come here often when my kids were younger because they had so many stores, I don't…read morecome as much. They still have a great selection of stores and I shop at about 3 frequently. They have a small food court and some pop up stands like snow cones, popcorn with lemonade and my favorite funnel cake. I never have a bad experience and they seem to have what I need at all stores.

Classic strip mall that includes a number of big box stores and a number of smaller ones…read more Marshalls, Shoe Carnival, Cato Fashions, America's Best Contacts & Eyeglasses, Ross Dress for Less, Great Clips and others. There is a shoe store, hair salon, nail salon, deli and more. The Deer Creek Shopping center is located between the rail corridor and, obviously, Deer Creek. This means that there are only two entrances. One is at Big Bend Road towards I-44 and towards I-64. The other is at Hanley Road that has access to neither. Both have traffic lights. It's a busy place. Be aware of your surroundings and ensure that valuables are out of sight. [Review 19976 overall - 258 in Missouri - 950 of 2023.]

I like how everything is in the same place, actually scratch that. I think that's the point of a…read moreshopping center. Whoops. Anywho, stores were spacious and wonderful, staff was friendly and welcoming. My favorite store was Marshall's, but the other stores are also nice. Cleanliness of the stores aren't my favorite. There are always crumbs on the floor at some point, or something is out of place which is one of my pet peeves. My only complaint as well. About the huge stores. Sooooooooo much merchandise! A wide spread, with great pricing. Parking lot was also really, really roomy and there is always room. It is busy, but there's always room for one more. I'm satisfied to post my review of four stars.

Visiting family in St. Louis, we decided to browse this mall bc I had never been…read more It's an impressive collection of high-end shopping with some newer and "trendier" stores like Alo Yoga, Vuori, Warby Parker, etc. while having staples like Tiffany and Co., Sak's Fifrth Ave., Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and more. I was pleasantly surprised by Restoration Hardware on the second floor and we were told it must be pretty new bc it wasn't there before. I enjoyed walking around and window shopping. There is a lot of money in this mall and some of the stores were very pretentious (Louis Vuitton, here's looking at you!), but it's a fun browse and if you are looking for one of these stores in particular, you're in luck bc they're all housed here under one huge shopping mall. Rarer and rarer these days... Mall was well-kept and clean. The bathrooms needed some TLC but, it was mostly a clean and spacious mall.

Plaza Frontenac: the shopping center that time forgot... and wisely so…read more Walking around here is like being an extra in the next Caddyshack sequel--only the gophers are just retirees in khakis, sipping iced tea and offering commentary on your Birkenstocks. The lawns are so perfectly manicured you half-expect a golf cart to roll by with someone yelling, "Fore!" The stores? A curated collection of designer labels that only people who've forgotten what size they wear shop at. The parking lot is like a luxury car reunion--each SUV vying for the most ostentatious display of monogrammed headrest covers. If there were a Kardashian for horsepower, these folks would be reality TV royalty. But hey, it's pleasant enough for a slow stroll. The pale-faced crowd in pastel polos and sensible loafers adds a certain... je ne sais gold chain. Just don't expect energy, diversity, or affordable anything. It's more "The Club That Time Forgot." Come for the nostalgia, stay for the passive-aggressive nods. Plaza Frontenac: where the polo shirts outnumber the people under 60 by a factor of ten--and nobody's complaining, because they paid five figures for those pants.

Love this area. The Schnucks is nice and big and well stocked. The Ross was also well stocked. The…read moreBurger King was quick and the cashier was super friendly. Haven't been to the other business's yet, but I'm sure we will.

Schnucks is good, Lowe's is good, Burger King, good, Starbuck's good, Autozone good, what's not to…read morelike. Individual stores and as a collective, it feels very safe, calm, and well-managed.

Malls are getting scarce nowadays and I love that it seems like this one is thriving…read more Big selection of stores. Easily walkable. They need more in their restaurant village. Rumor has it a cheesecake factory is eyeing it, that be great if it does.

One of the nicest, busiest malls I've been to. We're lucky in the St Louis Metro Area to have such…read morea mall as this, as others are closing down. All the stores are open, there's none that have left and if they do, another store re opens in that spot. The bathrooms were awful, it surprised me actually. It smelled so bad going down the long hallway. Toilet paper all over the floor and 2 stalls weren't clean, if you know what I mean. Luckily the lady who cleans was coming in as I was leaving, but for it to get that bad... hopeful it's cleaned pretty routinely.

Very few stores left in the mall..This is more like a mini mall. I really hope American Eagle stays…read moreor I will stop going. I feel as if they stopped attempted to add appealing stores and just gave up. The prices are fair but the selection is lacking greatly

Not much curb appeal but better than most mall offerings in the area. Was surprised that they had a…read morepacsun, HM, American Eagle, Dillard, JCPenny, etc. pretty lively for a Sunday and decent selection of stores. Like most malls it feels like it's nearing its end but was a fun place to walk and explore.

This is my first time coming to the Mid Rivers Mall. I have been to a mall in the St Louis area in…read morequite a while but to be honest this small and so is pretty mid like the name entails. This mall is only about half full store occupancy wise. It was really empty coming here in the middle of the afternoon. they had a fair selection of stores mostly chain stores or small business stores. Most of the stores aren't too bad at all, the cleanliness isn't too bad and a food court is okay for what it is. Restrooms are not the best either.

Just like most malls in America, Mid Rivers Mall has gone to hell in a shopping cart…read more There's empty spaces and the spaces that are occupied are stores you've never heard of or they're low end retail. The common areas were clean, but the public restrooms not so much. The mens room could have used a quick visit by the custodian crew. I can honestly say, the only two stores worth shopping are, The Backstage at Macy's and Dillard's Clearance Center. You'll find some awesome bargains.

Westport Plaza is a chill little fun area with businesses, restaurants, comedy clubs, shops, News…read moreChanel 4, car Waterway car wash and gas station, Sheraton hotel and more. We enjoy Trainwreck Saloon and Westport Social for entertainment. Westport also has seasonal entertainment throughout the year like October Fest, in which the BF enjoyed. We tried schnitzel for the first time. Halloween events for the kids to trick-or-treat. A beautiful Christmas light display. There is plenty of parking and the area is nicely lit. There is a heavy police presence that frequently drives around.

A wonderful space that is great for community events. I'm not sure who is putting on the family…read moremovie night, but they are great! Shout out to the MH parks department if they are running the show. My kids loved meeting Louie before the show began. Hopefully there will be more this fall, once the temperature drops and the sun sets earlier