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.

It's right after Thanksgiving (11/30/24) and the stores just extended their hours to 10 PM. I…read moreneeded to pop in for a gift for someone in from our of town. Whoever was announcing the store was closing was super great! Git there with a half hour to find a few gifts. The announced at 9:30, then 9:45 and again at 9:55. I never felt rushed like it can be sometimes when a store is closing for the night...the cashier's were all nice and still smiling from the day. THANK YOU!

This is the biggest target I've ever been in my life. An expanse. An oasis. Incredible…read more Great fresh produce selection and every single staff member I passed said hello. It was clean, well lit, and I found my way around with ease once I figured out where things were. Seriously a giant target. And a very nice one. Their deli selection was also amazing.

Mall of America Review…read more Dates: 10/10-10/12/2026 Location: Bloomington, Minnesota just off Killebrew Dr. Rating: 8.5/10.0 Just outside Minneapolis, right across the street from the airport (Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport) sits the largest shopping mall ever constructed in North America. Owned by the same company who owns West Edmonton Mall in Canada, and American Dream in East Rutherford, New Jersey, Mall of America boasts over 520 retail outlets and at least four central food courts. Many retail stores are well-known yet some are unique or rarely seen in malls. The real allure of the mall is for the kids, and it features a massive indoor theme park, Nickelodeon Universe, and an aquarium called Sea Life. Sea Life is hands-on, featuring animals one can touch or hold. The theme park is home to the world's only indoor hi-speed roller coaster. The coasters are not tame either, they are just as raucous as you would expect in an outdoor park. One can walk through the park without buying admission, as each ride requires its own ticket, though the mall itself is admission free. The Mall has early opening hours and late closing so one can "walk the mall" if so desired, before the stores open and after many close. The mall itself is a maze but there are landmarks to help guide you. A full-size movie theater is featured on the fourth floor and as a plus, Minnesota has no state sales tax on clothes or shoes which makes shopping a bit easier. Overall, I rate the Mall of America an 8.5/10.0 on attractions.

First time to MOA. I was very pleased. It was easy to take the train from the airport to here…read more It was nice to easily be able to store luggage in lockers prior to coming into the mall. The MOA was clean, well maintained and orderly. Plenty of signage and kiosks and info desks to guide you. We felt safe the whole to time. There is an amazing amount of stores to browse. Multiple stores of everything you want. Large walking corridors so it didn't feel overly crowded. Lots of fun attractions to admire as you walk. We found plenty of food options as well. The MOA is very attractive. Lots of lighting and decorative touches to make you feel welcome. Usually you can find a bench to sit on if you need a break. Overall good experience!

My wife and I Iive in Edina and 50th and France has a great deal of upscale shops and an awesome…read moremovie theater. (Check out the bathroom, it is like The Shining) Great restaurants about, Red Cow is right nearby and Raaj has great food! The are lots of bus lines that go through here and they have plenty of free parking. Some new restaurants are also going in, which I am eager to try. The Byerly's/Lunds grocery store is top notch and the Edina Liquor store there, is also great. Lots of options for a fun afternoon in Edina!

I've driven by and through a few times, but have never realized how much great stuff is over here…read more When I was over here today, I had an" ah ha "moment of...so this is where this is. Pig and Fiddle and a ton of other restaurants, shops and cute little businesses and it's so convenient to get over to Uptown. Parking is not that bad, but I was there early. I can see where it would get congested and hard to park. Definitely going to make it a point to get over to this part of France Avenue more. Love this area!

pretty cool mall , it has a tjmaxx & Khols department store and five below store and McDonald's…read moreand Wendy's restaurant across the street from the bus stop , its very convivent to get to my hotel i stood at "Holiday Inn Express & Suites Mall of America -MSP airport " , its right convivent for the 542 bus route which runs on American Boulevard , it took me straight from my hotel to this mall as well . (all dough the hotel i stood at had free shuttle to from the mall ). if I'm ever in the twin city area again i wouldn't mind staying here !

I have been to Southtown Center a couple of times. It has TJ Maxx and Kohl's, which are two stores…read morethat I enjoy shopping at when I am stateside. Southtown Center is a mall-plaza hybrid. TJ Maxx is in a mall structure. Kohl's, across from TJ Maxx, is a part of the plaza style. It's different. There are quite a number of stores that I have yet to visit. I finally got around to visiting Starbucks. Traffic is one-way in that parking lot. Most folks don't care, though! I am still relatively new to this area. I would like to visit the Applebee's, and Bed, Bath, and Beyond the next time that I am shopping here. There is plenty of parking. I tend to park in the middle of the parking lot when I visit Kohl's and TJ Maxx. I just walk over without moving my car. I like this place. It has stores that I frequent and I tend to find good deals. I then treat myself to a drink at Starbucks and my day is completed. (7)

I realize one reason why I enjoy staying in Eagan. There is lots of shopping and eating to do!…read more Last Sunday, I came to Eagan Promenade to shop at Barnes & Noble, and TJ Maxx. I only saw a fraction of the box stores and food joints here. I enjoyed being here that I returned to the former store a day later. Barnes & Noble is one of the better ones that I have been to. There were lots of items on sale. While browsing, I got a free drink sample from the cafe. Staff were extremely friendly and accommodating. Pier 1 is still there. Sadly, it will be closed soon. There is liquidation sale happening as I write this review. I also enjoyed visiting TJ Maxx. It has the largest selection of Kipling bags that I have ever seen. Prices are good on quality items. Lunds & Byerlys is the supermarket that anchors this plaza. It is huge! I will need to check it out down the road. There are eateries, too. Wild Buffalo Wings, Panda Express, and Panera Bread are some of the names that I saw while I was here. I have been told that Eagan Promenade had a water fountain in the summertime. I'd have to return when it's warmer to admire it. There is plenty of parking. I will definitely come back and check out more of it. (107)

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!!

We were in the area and decided to stop and check out the recently opened Asia Village in Blaine!…read more The first floor is dedicated to the food court and grocery store with a lot of different options to choose from. While we were there we saw places such as 85C Bakery, Pho Mai, Chingu Fried Chicken, Hokkaido Ramen House, SOT House, and a few other options. We were very excited to try Dagu Rice Noodle and Onezo Boba though! Dagu Rice Noodle was really really good, their spicy beef brisket noodle is spiced with sichuan peppercorn, which is one of my favorite spices. It's a numbing spice, which can be startling when you first try it if you aren't used to the sensation. It's almost like a buzzing feeling that causes your mouth to water. I feel like a lot of the places I've tried in Minnesota that use sichuan peppercorn don't use as much as I prefer, so I was very pleasantly surprised by the amount of peppercorn in their spicy beef brisket noodle! It was delicious and the ordering process was super easy. I noticed a lot of the restaurants have mobile kiosks to place your order on. We were able to make adjustments to our soup and place our order very quickly using the kiosk. We got a text within 10 minutes that our food was ready and it came out super fresh and hot. I would 100% recommend checking out Dagu Noodle! For a post-dinner treat, I got a milk tea from Onezo with brown sugar boba. I recently learned that they are the only boba shop in Minnesota to handmake their boba pearls. The milk tea was very refreshing and lightly sweet with plenty of ice and boba, and a good ratio of tea to milk. I appreciated the mobile kiosk ordering system here as well, which allowed me to look at all of my options efficiently and choose which type of tea I wanted for my milk tea. The only thing I would prefer to see is if they expand their menu to include a brown sugar milk tea instead of just the brown sugar latte, which appeared to be milk, brown sugar syrup, and brown sugar boba without tea. My go-to order at other spots is a brown sugar milk tea as I really love how the caramel taste of brown sugar pairs with black tea, but I also understand a simpler menu is best when starting out and still thoroughly enjoyed my milk tea without the extra brown sugar! Overall, we had a great time and look forward to seeing the developments for the arcade upstairs and maybe grabbing some hot-pot next time. It's definitely worth the drive from the cities to go check out!

Nice concept but a bit underwhelming. Lots of parking since it's located in the northtown mall. You…read morecan even walk through to the mall once you enter Asia village. The bottom floor has the grocery store and the food court. Top floor is a nicer restaurant, a beauty shop and some small trinket type shops. When we got there on a Saturday at 11 it wasn't too busy but by the time we left a little after 12 the parking lot was much fuller. The food court has a good variety of options but honestly for the price and quality, I'd recommend going to actual restaurants in the twin cities. But if you're with a group that wants variety it might be a good option. The grocery store was actually very nice. They are still working on stocking items as quite a few shelves were empty or still being built. That said the prices are pretty comparable to other Asian grocery stores, maybe a bit higher but the quality and freshness of everything looked good.