I shopped here about 25 years ago. The store is massive. You will find housewares, crafts, expired…read moregroceries, hardware, etc. I wandered throughout the whole store. They get excess liquidation stuff from dollar tree, dollar general, Costco, etc. I found a few things. You need to really check expiration dates, to me anything from Dec 2022 should be OK in January 2023. Upstairs has furniture and pictures. Prints of Adam Thurman who has the quirky puzzles were $120. They had target field, us bank stadium, etc for $120. I saw a cool buffalo picture for $189. 4/5 stars as cashier was this older lady who sat down and wasn't friendly and did not say thank you after my purchase. They 10 key enter everything too, so super slow. Review 6 in 2023

Mrs. Carnivore and I embarked on an adventure, and accidentally tripped over this place. This was…read morea most fortunate occurrence, as it was the place I was trying to find to show her anyways. Gopher Bargain Center is part flea market, part unclaimed freight, part antique shop, part furniture store, and part complete randomness. Lawn mowers, fishing gear, bedroom sets, hot tub, flour, drain cleaner, cards, cookware, toaster ovens, Eggo waffles in strangely damaged boxes, a wrench big enough to undo the nut on the bolt that holds planet Earth together. These are merely the beginning of the delights found within this building. A trip inside will make you smile at the complete randomness of it all. Bathroom and kitchen fixtures, including the kitchen sink. You might, with enough imagination, be able to build and fully equip and furnish an entire house with the items in this store. That statement, though true at the writing of this review, may well change drastically as early as tomorrow. The Carnivore understands that there is an activity known as "scrapbooking," which he does not understand, but acknowledges the existence of. He is still stunned at the magnitude of items available at this establishment for this purpose. He figures that putting snips of things in a book pales in comparison to putting a steak in his belly, but to each, his own. There are curious smells in various parts of the store, too. some food-like, some solvent-like, some of completely unknown origins. All kidding aside, I promise you there is something here you want, or maybe even need. The entertainment value of wandering around and occasionally saying "What the hell?!?!" is worth a couple hours of your time. You just need to come here and walk around until you find it. As a side note, I believe in my heart that there are no more 75 watt incandescent light bulbs left in the store. I could, however, be wrong. Give it a try, but I would definitely be cautious about food items that are not obviously sealed, and even those, I would definitely wash the exterior of before opening. There are too many non-foods here to completely trust unsealed items.

Very depressing, back the day, the Westridge Mall used to have a former Herbergers (Closed in…read moreMid-2018) back then there used to be an old Woolworth's (An old 90's store) had a few stores, shoe shop, clothing store, a taekwondo area, a very small food court with 3 Guys Bar And Grill, and (I forgot the other food court tenant) anyways, since the stores started closing, and the main tenants started leaving, Herberger's and Woolworth's (Was demolished and replaced with Home Depot in 2001) And a Red Owl grocery in 85', and an old JCPenney store all are closed right now, all the stores started closing, the stores left are Dunham's Sports, Dollar Tree, (Recently added last year) Harbor Freight, So The point is that this mall had a few stores, but I think it wasn't very sucessful, so this mall is very depressing and you would have a much better time at the West Acres Mall in Fargo, ND See ya! -7dayzYT

A friend last summer talked about this store. I saw my client in Alexandria and asked her. She…read moresaid its hit or miss, mainly overstock, etc. There were a lot of cars in the parking lot. I grabbed a basket. This store is severely cluttered, with narrow aisles for 1 shopper or cart in them. They seem to mark their products with a black sharpie. This store is enormous. It looks like a lot of Costco, dollar tree excess stuff that didn't sell. Some prices were high even, such as $24 Legos and $8.99 towels. There are a boatload of toys and clothes. I bought an ND flag, Reeses popcorn, and 2 bottles of pop. They had Glacier National Park stuffed animals and excess stuff saying Silverton, CO. Places I had not been to. This pottery was alright, but then marked with a sharpie. How dumb. This place was very similar to Gopher Bargain Center in St Cloud. Oh, there's a lot of expired Easter candy. Anyone?

Great prices. Kind of a jumble for stock. If you see something you want, buy it now as it may be…read moregone tomorrow. Fun to search all they have.

It's a good mall that brings value to the local area. They have a good selection of restaurants,…read morewhich is nice. Their customer service shows in both the restaurants and stores here. I went to elementary-high school in Montevideo, MN, so coming here was always a nice treat and wasn't a crazy distance away from me.

Quite possibly the worst mall I've ever been to. It's old, smelly and boring with no major reason…read moreto go there other than the movie theater. All the major stores have left.

Ski-Doo Outlet sent me an expired item for a medical bag. I wonder why they did this? Trying to…read morereach someone for a refund via phone, I was told to leave a voicemail or call back for someone specific. I tried filling out the refund form, but it wants to not refund me shipping cost to me and it wants me to pay return shipping on the automated form. This is not my mistake. I should have placed my original order with someone else.

From the owner: All things PowerSports is our DNA at Ski-Doo Outlet! We are the largest riding gear and accessories…read moreeCommerce superstore in the world featuring an extensive inventory of all things PowerSports from Snowmobile, Off-Road, & Watercraft to Street riding gear, parts and accessories. Our selection of snowmobile gear and accessories is unrivalled, along with our extensive inventory of all things Dirt, Water, Street and Casual. SkiDooOutlet.com is the on-line gear & more Superstore division of Centre PowerSports & Recreation, Minnesota's Extreme Powersports headquarters, located in Sauk Centre, MN! We are an award-winning Platinum Certified BRP dealer featuring: Ski-Doo, the #1 selling snowmobile in the world. Sea-Doo, the #1 watercraft brand in the world. Can-Am® Off-Road ATV's & Side X Sides, delivering industry leading technology and performance! We stock millions of dollars in current and non-current gear and clothing from the biggest names in the industry: Ski-Doo, Sea-Doo, Can-Am, Klim, 509, BCA Avalanche Gear, FXR, Fly Racing, Highway 21 and many more!

I have driven by this place a million times and had NO IDEA they had a little coffee/lunch counter…read moreinside until a recent Yelp search alerted me to the fact?! My husband and I had a very nice lunch here, I loved my grilled cheese and soup, plus picked up some day old peanut butter chocolate chip cookies (YUM) and some nice lattes to fortify ourselves before a Target shopping run. There is a LOT to see here aside from food and this is a great gift shopping spot. I will absolutely come back here when I am in the area next time!

Lovely spot with a lot of coffee options!…read more Try the chicken bacon havarti panini. The pesto aioli pairs well with the crispy ciabatta bread! Sandwiches come with chips and a nice pickle. Relaxing atmosphere with seating available to the side. It is in the middle of a large retail shop, so there's plenty to look at while you wait to order.