Super cute store with lots of fun stuff! Not sure how much time we spent here but it was an…read moreadventure the whole time. Great place to spend an afternoon!

''SENORY-OVERLOAD'',I had time to kill, as my Harold was in a complex dental issue/ Here, I was…read morestunned that 2+ hours, I had frittered away. Not in vein,either.I love when I am destined to buy a friend a gift...BUT, all I buy is STUFF FOR ME! I marvel at the ginormous amount of inventory. And, items that are Tiny, or fragile. Yet these items must be counted for inventory/// The stores sales associates where a 10+ The joy of working where it seems so exciting, and curious...I will always make it a must-do in Fergus!

It's an old mall. Many of the stores have changed since child hood. It's a small town so can't…read moreexpect much. Good hang out place for the kids during winter cause it's an indoor mall. Has a movie theatre but the DQ is no longer here.

"Temptation's strong Salvation's gone)…read moreI'm on my way To hell's half-acre" (Dixie Chicks) All those sad stories and obituaries about the death of the American shopping mall apparently never made it across the plains to Fargo's West Acres shopping mall. We found it to be jam packed and vibrant with a busy food court and over 100 stores and attractions. You won't find any escalators or elevators inside, because it's a one-story mall. After we walked into the main entrance, we were greeted by a huge ceramic fireplace that must come in very handy on those cold North Dakota days and nights. One interesting thing I never saw before was a "Build A Bear" kiosk in the middle of the mall, and not inside a traditional mall store. The mall houses the Roger Maris Museum, a wonderful exhibit dedicated to its hometown baseball hero. We picked up coffee, a chai, and an iced tea and strolled around enjoying the sights. On the way out, we hit the very congested food court and took a Poke bowl from Ginza Ramen and Poke back to our hotel to share. It was wonderful seeing how "alive" this big mall was, in defiance of the downward spiraling of so many other malls.

Small mall. The…read morehighlight of this place is the nice smell of cinnamon rolls. No luck finding any shops that have warm jackets or sweatshirts to cover my neck.

This used to be a great place for one reason - the Best Buy used to be located in here…read more Once the Best Buy moved to it's current location in Fargo, though, this mall started to die... it's filled with some professional services (dentists and such) and a Hallmark and other small stores, but it's more like a glorified strip mall with a much bigger parking lot. On the grounds used to be a Disc & Play that bought old records from you; I'm not sure if it's still there, I'll have to swing around to see next time.

Note to Hank C - Best Buy was never located in the Moorhead Center Mall; it was in the Holiday Mall…read moreon the south side of Moorhead (near the 8th Street South exit and I-94). The mall is a shell of what it once was, and it never really was much when I was a kid back in the 80s. You've got Herbergers, Vic's Bar & Grill, and then what? This mall is basically the reason why downtown Moorhead became the eyesore that it currently is.

I am starting to fall back in like with Target, although I disagree with the removal of some Pride…read moreapparel because people think stores are their church, but whatever. I worked here in high school, and I like that it is well-organized and clean. I very much like that they now have Starbucks and CVS! They have a pretty good selection of items and I appreciate they also have the curbside pickup, although I have not used that service yet. There are a bunch of Tesla chargers, which surprised me, as I don't see that many around this area yet, but, maybe it's a corporate thing to have that many chargers. The CVS is great inside the store and there is rarely a line. Nothing stands out to make it a great Target, but it is a nice store and I am happy we have one nearby where my parents live.

This is a very friendly Target. It is pretty typical overall for Target. It is clean and well kept…read more There is a good variety of items.

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.