This seems to be the biggest indoor mall in Grand Forks. It's close to Texas Roadhouse. There are…read moreabout 10-15 stores that have closed and there are no businesses in them. Besides that, there is a pretzel place, Spencer's, Scheels, JC Pennys, and African restaurant that is big, 2 huge life size pac man video games... it's great for walking and shielding you from the snow during winter. All around a nice mall...just not a lot of stores as most big cities have but it's enough for this sweet small town of Grand Forks!

This mall is really pathetic. I worked in the mall in high school nearly 20 years ago and the mall…read morewas much better then!! It is really sad that this is the case because the town has grown but the mall has nothing. This mall is a ghost town. I also used to work at The Ground Round across the street from this mall and there were always Canadian shoppers. Now they all go to Fargo. City leaders need to get it together--you are losing money that could help the growth of this town. If you are familiar with South Forks Plaza--Columbia Mall is just barely better than this (and this is saying a lot).

Constantly plays Christian music over the loud speakers while simultaneously having signs up to use…read moreheadphones for personal music. Not everyone wants to hear Christian music on full blast. Also, the mall is dead and there's no reason to have this open in GF.

This mall is cute and represents the small town feel of Grand Forks, ND. There are food shops, an…read moreeyelash place, a barber, a partial DMV services office, kid friendly play areas, an Asian market w Croatian food, a computer repair shop, the Village for counseling services, a shoe repair shop, Hope Church and youth services, and the animal rescue center, and others. People walk around here for exercise to avoid the typical 0 - 20 degree temps in winter starting October and ending in April. Occasionally and regularly it dips to the negatives of course. I love the small town mall bc it's quiet and manageable. The only thing is there aren't many stores so if you want to go shopping, drive 4.25 hours to Minneapolis for the Mall of America and you will get more stores than you will ever want.

This is a Super Target --- so extra large with everything! The layout is flipped from other ST's…read moreI've been; the electronics is on the left hand side when you walk in (as opposed to the right). Friendly staff. I am a fan of Targets!!

I don't shop at Target often now ai remember why. Their customer service is horrible. I understand…read moreit is close to the "holidays" so they hire new people. If you have new people be sure they are familiar with the phrase "I'm not sure where to find that, but let me get someone that can help you." NOT I don't know. 5 people told me this today or saying "it's on the other side of the store" and shuffle off. It is the Holidays and you will get busier. If you can't help on Nov 3rd you are in for a long season. To top it off when I asked for the manager he was on break.

Service, cleanliness and name brands returning. Dressing rooms are not cleaned daily, clothing and…read morehangers from yesterday still in the rooms

Most horribly managed store I've been too. Clothes all over the floor. No clothes were folded. It…read morewas a complete disaster! You will not be able to find anything here.

This store is terrific! I shop and get my hair cuts there. My hair stylist is the best I've ever…read morehad. Great service and reasonable prices. I buy tall clothing, and this store is the only one in the area that stocks it. The selection is awesome and the prices are always the best. There is a good selection of products in all the departments. Staff is very helpful and pleasant. I do all my shopping there whenever possible!

Store is dirty starting with the entrance and especially the women's dressing rooms. Help was not…read morefriendly and unhelpful. Will not return to this store.

This place is a very nice find in Grand Forks. It can sometimes be pricey for a few decor items but…read moreit's convenience you're buying. The clothes are nice and they have a lot of name brand stuff that you just have to search for. The men's department is extremely nice too with a huge selection. I often do my Christmas shopping here for my family. They also have a lot of quality foods that include canned jams, spices, Gourmet dried pastas, and much more. You can never go wrong with one of those gifts. I say, why not? It's an awesome place for an awesome price and you can always find something you're looking for.

First the good....I like this store, they have decent merchandise and their pricing is excellent…read more I stop in periodically to check out what's new. Here's the problem......every time I go to this store, the checkout line is at least 10-20 deep, only one checker and that checker NEVER calls for extra checkers. Also, this is NOT a lack of workers problem, they have several employees stocking shelves and wondering the store. They are never called to help checkout, they must feel it's more important stocking shelves and straightening shelves rather than actually make a sale and profit. I'm not the only one who refuses to stand in a line 20 deep to buy a couple of items, Many people do as I do and just leave my cart or basket and walk out the store. The business they are losing by not having enough check-out people must be huge. I'm done with this store.

Visited multiple times, and the shelves were always missing stuff. The seasoning section needs a…read moretotal makeover. Moose Out

Walmart is my go to for veges for my staple home dishes like onions, cilantro, cabbage, tomatoes…read moreand bananas. Then you have everything else one needs at low prices. There's a selection of anything you might need. I don't know how my life would be without Walmart bc everywhere I live, I can't survive without Walmart. My go to place for ice cream, snacks, chocolate, car stuff, clothes, electronics, and even plant based lotions. Very nice return and exchange policy. Thank you Walmart. America and Walmart is the best for shopping in general. But this Walmart in Grand Forks is not so nice. The customer service is not nice. Seems they don't want to work. The manager is not nice. Doesn't really do anything to fix customer service issues. Doesn't feel like there's much care for customers. Just protect the staff. There is a time and place for that but not when there are customers who need help. Disappointed.

I had not been to a Ross in over a year since moving from Oregon and I did kind of miss it. I was…read morepretty happy to pull up to the Petsmart and see this Ross next door, in I went. This is an easily shoppable store, well organized and pretty clean. The greeter was extremely nice and helpful, giving me a cart that had been cleaned. Cruised around looking for Christmas gifts and to get a feel of back home when shopping Ross was a regular thing and enjoyed every minute of it. I found several items, made a smooth purchase and was out the door pretty dang quick. I will be back when in Grand Forks next!

Went to the front dressing rooms - sign said they were closed, try the ones in back. Went to the…read moreback and sign said they were closed and to try the ones up front. Ok.... I went and asked and found out they had just gotten audited and had to shut the rooms down. Type something up to the effect of all dressing rooms closed today, print it out, and tape it to those signs maybe? Then the line to check out was so long multiple times. Asked one of the cashiers - who was very nice and working efficiently, if they were short staffed. She said no, they had a truck and other employees were helping with that. The thing that got me was the assistant manager wasn't so interested in customer service. Was walking up from the back of the store leisurely and pretended not to notice all the people in line. A quick, I'm opening up another lane after I help another customer, is all it would have taken to give the impression she cared about wanting our money. She went to a counter and helped another customer, taking her time, despite all the people waiting in line. She eventually (finally) started checking others out. I get that maybe they weren't expecting it to be that busy (Saturday before Easter) but at least pick up the pace and communicate with the customers instead of being annoyed she had customers. Something! Maybe she did at some point during the day. It just seemed like she was mad how the day was turning out and she wasn't going to attempt to have customer service skills. She is management and with that comes greater responsibility!!

The place is nice for outdoor gear and a great selection of grilling items. They always have the…read morepellets I need when we visit the area. The lighting could use an update that shade of yellow definitely makes the place seem very outdated. Moose Out

No help to be had if you walk into this store. Be prepared to shop and find what you need on your…read moreown; I noted the cashier was too busy gossiping with a customer to acknowledge her line of customers on my way out.

I long for an awesome grocery store in Grand Forks. The Hugo's on 32nd Ave is as close as it's…read moregoing to get, I fear. Pros: - decent produce department, even if part of it creeps into Dairy - new freezers! This was the biggest area of contention for me originally. Now you can actually SEE what's behind the doors! - nice meat and seafood case Cons: - pre-sliced meats in the deli. Why do the grocery stores around here do that? - no organic milk displayed with the conventional milk. You have to walk into the worst area of the store (you know, that little half-aisle where 2 aisles converge) to get any organic products. - congestion at the front of the store. If there are more than 2 customers in line, forget about being able to get around to continue your shopping. - front doors are too small. Either dedicate one as IN and the other OUT, or widen the doors. I always feel like I'm pushing past someone, or they, me. - the prices are not great. Add in the fact that the local paper gets jack for coupons, and I'm not saving nearly as much money as I'd like. Let me say that I love Grand Forks. But, as someone who has lived in big cities and small towns around the country, Grand Forks has very poor choices for buying groceries. It's possible to have a pleasant, peaceful time grocery shopping. Probably not here, but this seems to be the best there is at the moment, so I'll go with it. I can't comment on the location in EGF, as I've never been, but whatever you do, stay out of the other Hugo's in GF...yikes!

Hugo's has been our go to store since we moved to town a year ago. But, every interaction I have…read morehad with staff behind the bakery counter has been terrible. The amount of unprofessionalism and rudeness is astonishing. There is one female who I believe is some sort of lead or supervisor that is by far the worst one. After multiple encounters we have decide to take our business elsewhere.