Maplewood Mall

There are so many fun things to do here. You could spend all day and a lot of money here. There is something for everyone. They have pickleball, arcade, target practice, RC cars, slime making, handmade crafts, art projects and more. There's a carousel, electric ride on cars, a train, and bouncers. Sustainable Safari has unique animals (get a Groupon). Also, some free play areas for kids. Loads of multi cultural shops and little vendors. Delicious multicultural food in the food court. Sundays 10-11 you can walk your dog around.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Maplewood Mall is a great place to shop, spend time with family, and support local businesses in the Twin Cities. The mall has a good mix of popular stores, unique local shops, food options, and fun entertainment, making it a great spot for people of all ages. It’s clean, welcoming, and there’s always something going on. Whether you’re stopping by to shop, grab a bite to eat, or just walk around, Maplewood Mall always provides a great experience. Definitely one of the best malls in the area.

The PUMPKIN PATCH IS OPEN at Maplewood Mall!!!! Tell Scott that Victoria sent me! Pumpkins, squash and the BEST & BIGGEST MUM PLANTS I've seen! The prices are AMAZING 🤩 your kids and you have many phone opportunities as well....

This small is absolutely trying to stay alive, the best part of it is it’s perfect to take your kids during the day, there is a carousel, children’s rides, there’s lots of stores that you won’t see anywhere else and during the winter it’s a wonderful place to just hang around and let your kids actually play!

You feel the Mall is having a hard time to stay afloat with some stores boarded up and Macy’s closing, but it’s still a great place for families to enjoy and decent shops to explore. There are still a lot of great shops and basic ones that all malls have. The carousel is pretty amazing and the Sustainable Safari is so fun. It’s pretty clean with decent parking.

Honestly, Maplewood Mall has been such a fun place to hang out lately. There’s always something going on—like bounce houses, cool events, and random pop-ups that make each visit different. It’s way more than just shopping. The vibe is chill, the staff is nice, and it feels safe and clean. I’ve been loving the new stuff they’ve added, and it’s super family-friendly too. Whether I’m grabbing food, walking around, or just killing time, I always end up enjoying myself. Definitely recommend if you haven’t been in a while—it’s actually kinda popping now!

My experience at Maplewood Mall was alright overall—nothing amazing, but not terrible either. The mall has a decent selection of stores, with a mix of well-known retailers and smaller shops, so it’s possible to find what you need without going too far out of your way. It’s convenient for quick shopping trips, especially if you already know which stores you’re visiting. That said, the mall feels a bit dated in some areas, and a few storefronts were closed, which made parts of it feel less lively. Cleanliness was acceptable, but some sections could use better upkeep. Parking was easy enough to find, which is a plus, and security presence seemed noticeable, which helped the place feel reasonably safe. Overall, Maplewood Mall is fine for a casual visit or running errands, but it’s not really a destination mall. It gets the job done if you’re nearby, just don’t expect anything particularly special or exciting.

Overall, the mall is very good, but security needs to be stricter. After the recent shooting, many kids and adults felt scared. The mall management should improve security checks and monitor who is entering the mall to ensure everyone’s safety.

Maplewood Mall has some vacancies, as many do these days, but they also have unique spots that make it well worth a visit. FYE is a great pop culture/gift shop, the Carousel is beautiful and unique, Sustainable Safari is great, they have fun activities such as trampolines and little eclectic vehicles kids can rent and drive around, and they have some great events such as trading card shows, Maplecon, and some other celebrity appearances (such as Kevin from the Office book signing, KJ Osborn from the Vikings, etc). It is a good spot with enough unique things to bring you in!

Enchanted Fantasy: Museum of Film is a scam. Why is it here? The owner claims that the costumes are the actual costumes worn by the actors from movies such as The Chronicles of Narnia, Once Upon a Time, Eragon, and shows like The Series of Unfortunate Events. However, simply looking at these costumes (after paying a hefty $28) proves these are not legit. None of these costumes can even fit human beings. Only their mannequins. All of them are too skinny. Also, some of these costumes are completely wrong. The costume for Edmund from Chronicles of Narnia is the exact same height as Lucy's. The actors are two different heights and always have been. The materials used for each costume are very cheap. One costume that was claimed to be from Avatar the last air bender movie looked like the same material as curtains. I would know because I have made costumes from curtains before in the past. The owner also has deleted reviews from their Facebook account of people being disappointed with the experience. No negative reviews from people I know in the film industry are found. Is this scam going to continue?

This mall has a lot of new stores that have come in. I love to stop and get a massage while I'm here. One time I was on the waitlist and stopped to feed the animals at Sustainable Safari. I have had my eyebrows threaded in this mall, and used to be a frequent customer at Lens Crafters where they carry very fashionable designer frames. The mall has your typical Macy, kohls, and JCPenney. Along with Victoria's Secret, Hollister, and H&M. What makes this mall unique is the merry-go-round and there also is a train that kids can ride around the mall!

I dropped by the only FYE store in the Twin Cities. It was at Maplewood Mall. I came on a frigid day. Hibernating indoors when the windchill is -32°C outside is perfect. Maplewood Mall is surprisingly one of the better malls in the Twin Cities. Although there were a few stores that haven't survived this pandemic, it had a cheerful, hopeful atmosphere with many shoppers and stores open. The most pleasant surprise was seeing a carousel. I was on the second floor and I looked at it with delight. It made me happy to see a number of rides for kids and kids at heart. I absolutely loved shopping at FYE. I spent a long time that this store. I hadn't visited one in years. I parked closer to Kohl's. I like that you don't have to enter the mall to shop there, but I cut through this store from the mall anyway! The major anchor stores at this mall are Kohl's, JC Penney, Macy's, and Barnes & Noble. I wasn't hungry, so I didn't spend a ton of time in the food court. There were roughly eight eateries there, including ViVi Bubble Tea and Tastes of Saigon. This mall has some gems. I stumbled on the African-American Museum and learned so much being there. The man at this museum was so great giving me some background information on the purpose of establishing this museum. Artifacts come into the museum weekly. During this pandemic, malls in Canada feel the need to remove seats and tables. I get it from sanitation and safety perspectives. I also feel for folks who need to rest and can't spend a lot of time walking. It was nice seeing comfy chairs scattered around this mall, with older shoppers taking a load off and relaxing. I didn't walk the entire mall. This pandemic hasn't made me feel comfortable doing a grand tour in any large space. I also did so much damage at FYE that I would have been broke shopping at more stores! I had a lovely shopping experience here. I'd come back to check out Barnes & Noble, get some bubble tea, and more. (30)

I spent a good 5 hours here today. I needed to get out of the house and my 4 year did too. I'll be honest, this has been my least favorite mall to go to over the last 20 years. Today though was honestly the most fun I've ever had in a mall!! What brought us here today in the first place is they were hosting a free kids decorating a paper lantern event. They will get hung up in the mall for...something (I missed those details) . Of course my review for today is based on all the new fun kid things they have (I won't lie, I had a freakin blast too!) A train, those bungee trampoline things for kids, some super fun oversized stuffed animals you can ride and race up and down one hall, the carousel, but most excitingly- the coolest petting zoo I've ever been to in my life!! They actually have a pretty impressive selection for their food court too.

I think it's time for the mall to fall into new ownership. Whatever they choose next for this place should be something that benefits the community and not just a wealthy few.

Visiting from Hawaii! Maplewood Mall is quaint. It reminds me a lot of Windward Mall back home in Kaneohe, Hawaii. It's a small mall with the common stores you'd find at most malls (e.g. Hot Topic, Panda Express, Barnes & Noble, Spencer's, etc.) I love that it isn't overwhelmingly large! I was able to find what I wanted easily and make my way out. This seems like the mall to go to if you don't like crowds. Oh and I must say, the food court here is cute and comfy. Also, they have a cute two story carousel / merry-go-round on the lower level. Parking is great too. Another bonus during this pandemic time: people actually wear face masks here! (O.o) I was so shocked and happy to see this! Great job Maplewood!

I got so scared of when I was at the shoe department someone was trying to take a par of shoes and then they got a a Stan and they threw it in the store and it o most hit me

It's ok, but recently, business is slow so half the mall is out and lots of overgrown bushes and the blacktop is not well kept. Lots of quarter rides for kids and a carousel.

I went to pagoda the jewelry stand & the ladies were very rude, I waited for 15 min before I walked away the ladies were just standing there having a conversation like I wasn't standing there.

One of the cleaning lady at the food court asked me to clean up my mess when I was done eating. It was two pieces of napkins I forgot underneath my table. This happened on Thursday June 16th at 2pm. I took a photo of this woman as proof. This is unbelievable for a worker to go around telling customers to do her job for her. Yes, it'll be nice to pick up after yourself but I honestly forgot the two napkins which I did pick up after she asked out of kindness. Apparently other people have experienced the same encounter from the same woman when I showed them her photo. People have told me that even if it's not their mess, she'll ask and point out for them to clean it up. This is unacceptable and I will expose this so people are aware. Customers shouldn't have to encounter a stranger telling them to do her job for her anywhere. I come to this mall anywhere from 3-4 times a week to enjoy the vendors there and spend time with my toddler but sadly because of this incident, I will take my business elsewhere until something is done about this woman. What do you think, my mind is blown at the fact that this had been going on for some time now and she still works there and is still telling customers to do her job?

Maplewood Mall used to be worth the trip, especially when one of my kids got their whole family rides free on the carousal during your birthday month postcard. They have good kid stores like H&M and Crazy 8 and a Barnes and Noble! Crazy 8 is going down hill in quality and the sales just feel scammy. The people working the kiosks are agressive. It feels like some sort of weird flea market. Nope, dont follow my kids and ask the about their cell phones and call them princesses. Has the carousal always used dollar store feather dusters as their plumes? I feel like they tried to shine this place up about 5 years ago but it didnt work. I expect it to go the way of Brookdale within 5 years.

This used to be my favorite mall growing up but over the years it's started to slow down and a lot of shops have closed since. However there are still the department stores and retailers that is keeping the mall going. I mainly come here for the department stores but I do shop around inside if I find myself needing new clothes, gifts, etc. The food court has a variety of options to pick from. My favorite one is blue print burgers.

What happened to this place?! It's a ghost town now and a lot of the stores I remember being here are nowhere to be found and vacant. The only store worth going to now is the Macy's and it's not even that great of a Macy's. Remember when this mall used to be the place to go? They had a circus pizza, two movie theaters across the parking lot and a decent food court. It's sad but I don't see this place being open much longer.

I LOVE this mall!!! Great for families, lot's of fun activities for the kids. Great shops as well!

Nice mid-sized mall! It has two levels, so it's much bigger than it looks from the outside. It has the stores that you would expect from most malls (Macy's, Sears, JCPenney). It also has a carousel, VR machine, and other entertainment. It's a nice place to spend a couple of hours

I come to this mall frequently because this is the closest mall to me. It has basic stores that I like such as Charlotte Russe, H&M, Cotton On. I was sad to see Forver21 go. Now, I'll have to drive to Rosedale or MOA if I wanted to shop there. However, Maplewood Mall has basics store that will get me by. Food court options are good.. Blueprint Burgers is amazing! Their burgers are insanely delicious! And then there's Panda Express, Subway, Quench, and a few others-- a little bit of everything and different.

You were my outlet for my daily walk over the past summer. You are close to home also. I miss the old days of mall going. And I appreciate that you guys are still open during the pandemic and even me just going for a walk thru the mall gets me up and out . Thank you for all you do.

Maplewood has just about everything that I could want in a mall - shops, restaurants and plenty of parking. While there is a decent range of stores here they seem to be mostly either selling hats, sportswear or jewelry (I should point out that if this is what you are here for then you can't complain!). The mall overall feels a little outdated in terms of its decor, however it is clean and spacious. The food court area has ample seating and is situated a decent distance from the stores so that the whole mall doesn't smell of appetizing food! The central area has a nice carousel for kids and space to sit or grab a coffee. There is also a mini-train ride that goes around the mall. I've only given 3 stars here as I wish there were more stores or at least variety of stores and the fact that its decor feels outdated.

I couldn't find Bath & Body Works so I'm just going to post this up on here. The employees at "Bath and Body Works" are RUDE! I was standing their for about 10 minutes! No one greeted me! No one helped me! The employees are very rude. I would not shop their again! Definitely ordering online next time!

I'm the type of person who would rather not be talked to. I get that the people at the kiosks are paid to sell the products. But if I'm avoiding eye contact ? Leave me alone.

Maplewood Mall has changed a lot since I remember . The last time I was there prior to today was in the early auts. I liked Maplweood mall a lot more wayyy back in the day before it was remodeled to what it is now. Another mall with a carousel. It seems very kid friendly. There is a big jumpy thing right outside of Old Navy with the harness bungee cord thingys. Looked like fun. There is still an Aladdin's castle? Wow- that's pretty 90's. There is a train now. Kind of strange considering it doesn't seem to have that much room to drive around, but if the little kiddos like it. Yay for them. Stores are alright. Pretty much the same selection as other malls.They had the two stores I needed for my expansion of "career cubicle separates". This is an ok mall. Barnes and Noble, Macy's, Sears, JC Penny's and Kohls are the big anchors.

Finally moved pigeons out! wifi is very Bad! Sparrows present inside. (They like food court) Many shopper bring pseudo unqualified in trained, animal assistant! To walk inside Limited life span left here without major revolution! Seems like no inclination to update! I expect this malls life span about 5 years!

JCPenny Never again will I order online from here. Worst experience ever. Two months into now and no resolution. 30-40 minute waits for customer service phone number to be told there is nothing they can do about my lost order, multiple times. No refund available in store or online. No one has authority to cancel my order because it is not received anywhere. It said 4-7 days in my email and like I said, going on two months with no refund or cancel of order. Here's a good one, called the store yesterday and waited on the phone for 20 minutes to be told all items Sam's one we're in store and ready for pickup. Went in today for my forth visit and they said the computer says there is no order so there is no order there....I hope this dinosaur dies soon and let businesses that have real customer service take over. I am phasing out online shopping and try to keep it local. This is just one reason why.

This Sears Store, now held by a holding company (SHLD), has terribly deteriorated in terms of customer service, product price/value and "corporate" policies toward valuing its customers. Today's Sears' shopping experience is nothing like it was in the past...forget quality, forget customers and employees being valued, forget stores being managed by on-site store management. Everything is now being run digitally by the parent holding company, which is simply using the Sears Brand as it dehumanizes and discards former business practices and policies upon which Sears was founded, respected, grew and prospered for 150+ years in the USA. Based on my two recent customer experiences in the tools department at this Maplewood Mall (MN) store over the past two months -- after a long period of absence doing business with their competition -- this Sears customer of 50+ years will never return. It is just a matter of time before the Maplewood Mall store in MN will be shut down by "corporate" -- like so many other Sears stores throughout the USA.. A graph of the SHLD Wall Street stock prices and press releases from 2007 to 2016 show just what has happened to "Sears" and, unfortunately, the entire USA -- thanks to greedy and corrupt politicians at every level touting free one-way trade agreements, globalization, and endless wars paid using Uncle Sam's American Express card. This is another sad -- if not scary -- day and story for the USA, Sears, its current and retired employees. The pure greed and financial madness of Sears executives are explained in this article: http://www.businessinsider.com/sears-obsession-with-wall-street-2016-3 Check it out.

This mall is my life and love it with all my heart it was my Childhood, the only thing is that they have a nail salon in the mall where the guy is super rude and messed up my nails and got angry for no reason at me when I asked to redo the design even when I said I would pay extra but besides that I really love the mall and everything about it.

It's sort of like a rundown Southdale. The outside cement just feels a little bit past it's prime. The leather chair you sit in to rest are worn. Yes it has fancy stores like Teavana but it also has clothing stores "everything is $10 or less." We went to Journez, Journez for kids, Spencer's, Macys, Forever 21,and Auntie Anne's. It also has a Barnes and Noble.

No, it's not Rosedale. But it has Macy's, JC Penney, and Kohl's. Sears has a good mattress and appliance selection, but the rest of the store sucks. I went in there to see their selection of window treatments. Very few, and what they had was a mess. JC Penney, by comparison, has a huge selection and someone dedicated to that department to help you. The mall was remodeled a few years ago, shedding it's "Miami Vice" look for a design that is more contemporary, yet down to earth. The remodel uncovered the celestory lights that had previously been painted over, and the entire mall is now awash in natural light, with some neat fixtures with a cool effect in the center court. I do miss the fountains. But the carousel is good for a spin. The food court is huge, with a giant selection. The area near Kohl's on the lower level is slated to become a giant indoor playground.

Maplewood Mall has been quite dead lately. I stopped in today, and it was as quiet as a church. It used to be worth the trip, but no one seems to care about going here anymore. I've also come across several posts on Facebook that girls were followed while at the Mall, therefore, I assume it can be a contributing factor to it being so dead. Today, I realized that a shit ton of stores is no longer in service. It's sad to see it not so lively, but I believe something needs to change in order to attract more people.

"Helloooo (echo)! Is anybody there? Is this place even open? Well rock on I get the whole place to myself... never mind don't rock on these stores suck!" I used to say to myself "man... this place is long overdue for a makeover", until they finally remodeled, epic fail, now I say to myself "man... this place is long overdue for a bulldozing." This mall does not belong in a state that's known for its malls. It's an utter embarrassment to say the least. With all of the hype around Rosedale and the wonderful things they've been doing there, Maplewood poses no threat as a competitor to them or to any other mall in the state for that matter. Their slogan should be "fuck it I'll just go to Target!"

I grew up shopping at Brookdale Mall, so trust that I know a dank hell hole when I see one. Maplewood is like the love child of Brookdale and Mall of America. It's the kind of love child that grows up to pay back debts slowly and with a variety of payment methods. Maybe it's legitimate, maybe it's gaming you. It's darkly lit and depressing, but it's big and there's a carousel. Why a carousel? I think dark carousels are eerie in the same vein of macabre as a badly painted clown. The brightest space I found was in Hot Topic, which is probably an anti-shoplifting measure more than a subtle decor choice. The most unique stores were a uniform shop (with surprisingly hip nurse shoes in stock ) and a dodgy health supply shop. The arcade was respectable despite the near death of its breed. Macy's clothing selection gives away the assumed demographic, with nothing more high-end than BCBG and mostly urban brands. If you're truly after that fare, you'll find better deals at Marshall's or T.J. Maxx. Full disclosure: I made the drive out to Maplewood so I could buy a tube of MAC's Viva Glam lipstick in Lady Gaga's shade. It's sold out at most MAC counters and online, so I was thrilled to have tracked it down. If by any chance you're looking for it, Maplewood 's MAC counter in Macy's is your best bet.

I really dislike this mall, and yet, we keep coming back here. I suspect that will change given the departure of the Gap, NY&Co and Old Navy. Really, I think the only things that keep us coming back are the H&M and the Kohls. I hate going to the mall and seeing people walking around in their Tweety Bird pajama pants that they likely have been wearing since the night before. I'm not asking for anything fancy, but couldn't you put on some real pants? The food court has no decent options, the stores are rapidly declining in popularity, and though my daughter loves the carousel and the kids play area I think it's time we parted ways.

Meehhhhhhhh. I give you 3 stars instead of 2 stars simply because you did a good job cleaning up the place. The updates made you at least tolerable to wander around, nice lighting and carpet and such. There just isn't much to this mall - but at least they have a Macy's, Kohl's and H&M. If you are looking to spend a day walking around, browsing and enjoying the people watching this mall is not for you. If you are looking to go to a particular store for a particular purchase, then this place is great. One plus, it is typically not terribly crowded, so parking is usually quite easy and there are no crowds/lines to fight with while shopping. Oh, and don't make the mistake of buying a Pretzel Maker pretzel, Auntie Annie's is just downstairs, take the few extra steps for the superior taste.

I haven't been inside Maplewood Mall since 2015 I think. I've been around the area of it but yeah. It's been a good while though so it might've been longer. All I can remember of this mall is that it's not really a mall because it's not like mall of America where it's ppckes almost every day. But from what I can remember of this mall other than that, is that it's not as active as it used to be although I can hardly remember a time when it was. Maybe someone can refresh my memory. All I know is it was built around the 1980s I think or early 90s I forgot, but anyways I stopped coming to this mall before the end of 2015. Almost all the stores have been shut down even though there are some that are still open (for now). But there are some stores are going out of business probably because it's not as busy at the mall especially on a Friday and Saturday anymore. I don't blame them for shutting down(half the stores). But as of let's just say July(unless I had A better memory)2015 I stopped coming here. It's just so bland not worth coming to even though there's a carousel a coffee place and a bookstore. I would rather go to MOA where there are a ton of stores and Floors to explore. I kind of wish that Maplewood mall would just shut down get demolished and maybe build something else in its place.

Totally dig this mall - only thing that is keeping this from a higher rating is the food court - horrible selection. As a parent of 3 kids under 8, this mall fulfills all of our needs and more. It is clean, never overly busy (love this) and has a wide variety of stores! The double carousel absolutely rules. Make sure to get the punch card so your tenth ride is free!

Closest mall to home. I wish they had more stores but the ones they don have are decent. Feels like it's starting to be more and more empty vs 15 years ago when I moved here. I really wish it was like back in the day. Great place to walk tho. And I must say I love Charley's Subs.

I grew up with this mall and have never had any complaints about it. Now after I was gone four years for college, I came back to find that it's looking much classier than it did before! They're getting some good stores in there lately too. I definitely don't mind shopping at the Maplewood Mall!

Not quite the Mall of America, but I like Maplewoord Mall if braving the crowds and parking is just not on the table that day. I'll drive up to Maplewood and visit their H&M and Forever 21. Selection is greater and people are more scarce. It's the perfect formula for getting a good deal on a great find. Downside is that the past few months 694 is under extreme construction. Check the maps, because I've gone on days when the exit for the mall is closed.

I made the mistake of going to this mall a few weeks ago after going to the bookstore. At first I wondered if said mall was even open, then the loud obnoxious swearing of a select few patrons verified other people were there. I though malls had security to keep behavior civil. Next time I will pass.

I live nearby the mall and never had a reason to request the help of security while shopping at the mall thankfully. But I did request the assistance of Mall security when as I do every morning I parked in the mall parking lot and ran for my bus at the park&ride, only to forget that I had locked my car. Thinking that I had not locked my car, which I usually leave packed with my personal items, I called and asked if someone could stop at my car and check to see if it was locked, and expecting it not to be, please lock my car with the auto lock on the door. Well I promptly got a call back and LEE, a mall security officer told me that I had indeed locked my car! I was fretting all the way to work that I had forgotten to lock it! THANK YOU LEE! FOR GOING ABOVE and BEYOND! I sure did appreciate - having my mind at ease! KUDOS to mall security who will help if they can without complaint or hassle! KUDOS! MADE MY DAY!

Being from CA I have certain expectations for my malls. The layout of this place is terrible. We came here to go to JC Penny to use a coupon my friend's parents had given to him. We both had to pee like there was no tomorrow. We left JC Penny in search of a bathroom. 15 minutes later we found one. There was one bathroom in the entire mall. Really? 1. Come on. The mall just felt depressing and gross. I was not a fan. Take me back to Cali!

I found this to be a delightful place to walk around and shop around. This is a good place for my son and me to walk around. They have close to everything that I like to buy and a good amount of shops that interest me. The variety is good. This is especially good for school shopping when that time of the year comes.

Maplewood put some lipstick on but is still dying a slow death and looks like the time when it was build, about 1974. So if you want to know what 1974 was like, go here!

This is my "last resort" mall. It's about 2 miles from my home, and the only reason I enter it is for Barnes & Noble and H&M. Even so, I try to make my visit as brief as possible. This place is so dead and dreary, it's literally depressing. The lack of options in the food court and stores is embarrassing, and it's only a matter of time before Maplewood Mall goes under. I'd rather drive out to Rosedale. Sorry little guy, you've been out-shined.

Do not eat at the knock off chipotle! I tried searching for the name & couldnt find it Please dont eat here or let your kids, i ate at the taco place (the knock off Chipotle) & got seriously sick, the meat and everything else tasted old. The meat from panda express is always under cooked DON'T EAT IT! THIS PLACE NEED THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT CALLED SERIOUSLY! Eat somewhere else before you come. Gross food always a hair or something in your food that's not supposed to be there. THE Kids ARE Is A Hazzard There ARE way too many older kids running over toddlers ppl are so dumb it's obviously for toddlers. They don't wipe down or sa native this area so beware and use at your own risk! !!!! Don't say you wernt warned

I would go there to visit H&M, Forever 2, and Macys and the stores are declining in popularity. It's darkly lit and depressing, but it's big and there's a carousel. brightest space I found was in Hot Topic. You can shop around for BCBG and urban brands at TJ Maxx and Marshalls. There is one bathroom in the entire mall after spending 15 minutes searching for one. The videogame store plays techno. The exterior is outdated. This mall needs some restaurants and some movie theaters. Maplewood Mall has the largest Barnes and Noble I've ever seen.

This mall is somewhat average. I go hear more of an act of convenience than anything. The carousel is nice, but, this place needs some new tenants and/or a makeover.

I'll give the mall a little credit on trying to make itself less of a dump. It's perfect if you know exactly what store you need to go to or what you need to get, But if you're looking for a fun day of shopping then drive a bit further to the mall of America. The only things that really keep the Maplewood Mall going are Forever21, H&M, Macys, and Barns and Noble other than that not much here.

The mall looks great after renovations! There's a Victoria Secrets, H&M, Forever21, Cotton on, Buckle and so much more. Though the crowd is usually geared towards children or teenagers, the mall itself is pretty decent. There wasn't anything bad or disturbing about the mall other than the food court, but even that was okay because there's Panda Express and Villa Pizza! This is a great place to window shop on your side time and a great place to try new food and to shop at some new stores!