Twin Cities Premium Outlets

This is such a great outlet mall! I love that it's mostly an outdoor mall. It has a lovely variety of shops, a cute albeit a bit small food court and a nice little play area for children. They also have plenty of seating, ample parking and it is near two bus stops that go to and from a large variety of areas. I highly recommend this outlet mall! These pictures are from some of the shops and restaurants at the outlet mall (China Wok, Bonjour Crepes, and Banana Republic).

Twin Cities premium outlet is one of many of my client’s favorite places to shop South of the river. It's an interesting concept because it's an outdoor mall where every single business has its own entrance. During the summer it's bustling with activity because there's a lot of kiosk vendors that are not there in the winter. It's only about 20 minutes from downtown Minneapolis or Saint Paul and only 10 minutes from the Mall of America and the Minneapolis Saint Paul airport. The stores are all very clean and well-kept with premier brands and bargain prices on some of your favorite manufacturers like Adidas, Nike, Michael Kors, Polo, Saks 5th Ave. Crocs, and Tommy Hilfiger to name a few. Like most of these outlet malls, its clothing, shoes and accessories. They also have a few food vendors, clean bathrooms and a lot of parking. You can even get there by bus, so they give you lots of options. One of the big advantages is the location. So many of these malls that have been popping up in many cities are considerably farther out. If you want to visit the Albertville mall, that's a good 45-minute drive from Eagan. The mall attracts people from all over the metro area because of the convenience. It's the biggest and best outlet mall in the Twin Cities metro area. My clients seem to really like shopping there because they always find great deals on different items and they like it because it's quicker to get in and out of than if you go to the Mall of America which requires a lot more walking not only from the parking into the mall itself but it's so huge that it's overwhelming at times period whereas the Twin Cities premium outlet has a about 100 or more stores and it's a very specific clothing type of outlet mall. It's located in the city of Eagan which is a transitional suburb. Meaning a lot of people move in and out of Eagan because of its proximity to large companies in the Minneapolis Saint Paul metro area as well as being close to the airport and Mall of America. The school district is high rated and it's almost its own city with how many restaurants, shopping, parks, hospitals and everything else the city has to offer. You don't have to go far to find everything that you need. If you're thinking about selling your home or buying a home and moving to Eagan, please reach out and I'll be happy to answer any real estate questions that you have

A Return Visit Worthy of the Force Returned once again, I have — and still, value flows here like the currents of destiny. Just Cozy wrapped me in comfort with gift-ready warmth, and a few new outfits joined my haul like Padawans reporting for training. Most stores were offering 40–70% off, a wiser path than facing full-price empires at the mall or department stores. Not the largest outlet in the galaxy, true — but strong in quality it is. Anchor names like Nike Factory Store, Columbia Factory Store, Under Armour, Coach, and Polo Ralph Lauren give this center its power. Enough variety to outfit a whole crew, whether preparing for winter, the gym, or daily missions. A word of wisdom: this is an open-air, strip-style layout — dress for the elements you must. Easy to navigate, abundant parking, and deals that tempt even the strongest Jedi to open their credits pouch. 💬 Seek bargains and comfort? Here, the Force rewards the journey.

Great selection of clothing stores with solid deals. The circular layout is perfect for hitting every shop efficiently. Parking was easy, but I wish there were more non-clothing stores and better snack options.

Great outlet with fine shopping and a few Christmas reindeer’s. Not too crowded but not idle either.

Visited Premium Outlets in Eagan and had mixed feelings. The shops themselves were great, and the outdoor walkways were cleared of snow and actively being maintained, which was appreciated. However, the parking lots were full of slush, puddles, and ice, making the walk in messy. The overhangs around several stores were also leaking dirty water, which ended up on my clothing — definitely not appreciated. I understand it’s an open-air shopping area, but it could be managed better, especially compared to other open-air centers I frequent

I like that this mall is very close to the Mall of America, so if you’re from out of town, you’ll have more shopping options. If you want to avoid the crowds, try coming during the weekdays; it’s usually much less busy. This outlet mall has a variety of stores, and I also like that they’ve expanded the food court, so there are more dining options now. The other outlet is too far from where I live, so I usually come here when I feel like shopping but want to avoid the crowds at the Mall of America.

An excellent shopping mall. When you can't find a specific clothing or specific item, you could find it here. The outdoors space is always clean. It rare to see trash on the ground. There are trashbags near every food store and basically every other building. The food places are great. The bathrooms are good but not the cleanest but then again, not surprised since it's super busy during the weekend. Parking is easy to find as there are 2 parking spots. Overall, a great shopping mall. Deals are good but definitely come when there are sales, that's when you will find good deals.

I liked this mall because it's smaller than MOA and was easy to choose which stores to go to in with my one of family members. Outside is nice and air fresh for us to walk around.

I've visited Twin Cities Premium Outlets in Eagan a few times now and it's nice having an outlet mall in this part of the city. There's always a place to park and the selection of stores to choose from is great! The stores are very easy to navigate and get to from the highway. Note, some of the stores are priced lower than others -- Not all stores are outlet stores. Overall, most stores have a good selection, lower prices than you'd find at a traditional mall, and they keep it clean.

We usually go to the Albertville Outlets but decided to give the Eagan Twin Cities Premium Outlet a try. It was a Saturday and we thought parking would be difficult but with people coming and going it was not terrible at all. I guess I thought it was bigger since Albertville has two areas. It's easily walkable. We stopped by Adidas, Crocs, Under Armor, Claire's, Guess and Shantie's Plaza. All store were clean and most organized well. It was busy when we went into the Adidas and Under Armor and things were definitely out of there place. The Crocs store had holiday shoes which I've never seen before and really cute! And Claire's, a dream store for many little girls - spent way too much in. The Shantie's Plaza had beautiful Desi clothes for men and women that I'll be back to purchase at some point. They have a couple of places to eat although we didn't try any out. There was a Boba place next to Claire's that we may check out next time we go.

Always a great stop for back to school shopping! The outlet mall has long been one of my favorite end of summer stops with my family. On sunny days this mall offers outside food vendors with some fast casual restaurants open regardless of the weather. La Michoacana is one of our go-to stops within for a great popsicle or scoop of ice cream. Within the mall as a whole there is a large variety of very popular retailers including American Eagle, Aerie, Black/White Market, and more. While a lot of the stock options in the stores don't offer much savings, if you know how to shop the deals and compare to their online listings, there are some huge savings to be found on select items. Especially the sale/clearance racks in most of the stores offer a huge amount of variety on recently out of season clothes with no defects or problems besides the amount of time they've been on the shelf. Staff as a whole seems to be friendly and willing to help. Especially Saks off 5th had one of the kindest and most considerate cashiers we've had recently, my family couldn't stop talking about how much of a difference a nice interaction makes in your day. All in all, a great place to spend a day rain or shine despite it's outdoor walkways - just make sure to bring an umbrella in inclement weather because a lot of the routes between stores don't offer a lot of covering!

Typical outlet mall with the stores you would expect. Large parking garage as well as a few small parking lots.

Right off the highway extremely easy to get to. Parking is simple. There are 3 options... by Saks OFF 5th, on the opposite side by Nike and a two+ level ramp along the whole southern side. I like to park in the middle lot just in case it's time to leave and I am on the other side of the property. It's also nice to have coverage over the car in the extreme temperatures. I like looping all four corners to make sure I cover everything. I've been shopping here since they opened and I still don't have the layout down but I'm getting close. Is all outdoors but typically the walk ways are kept clean and outdoor heaters have been present. Even when it's only 25° and I dress appropriately, I still feel comfortable. A sale hunters dream! I treat each outlet store individually. J Crew Factory Store specifically makes items for their outlet store. The quality isn't the exact same but sometimes I am looking for the look not the quality. Some like Janie & Jack sell last year's seasonal merch. It is the same quality just a year late. Most stores have a constant running discount on most to all. There are a couple of stores sprinkled in like Francesca's that are not an outlet to rebut likes to give a deal. There are restrooms in the hallways between the stores. I don't think a single store provides one. They are usually well taken care of.

It was my 3rd or 4th time to these outlets. This time sans the kiddo! Wooooo hoooo! Otherwise I've only been able to go to the same 3 stores and the kiddo is done for the day. Finally got to explore some other stores like Kate spade, Cole haan, polo, banana republic, Vera Bradley, etc. I don't know if this is a post pandemic thing but the options out there just stink. Clothes especially. Maybe it's everywhere but that's my opinion. This time I didn't get to go to under Armour which is a go to store where i always get something. Kate spade had some lovely options but momma wasn't allowed to get another pocketbook (that's purse for you non east coasters). Well I'll cross my fingers on my next outing here.

Recently moved here (like last week) and needed to do some shopping. Unfortunately this place is out dated and the staff was rude. I'll just stick to Amazon prime ‍

Im not a big shopper, but T his is a great up to date outlet with lots of great stores. I've been here many times and have never left disappointed. A huge variety of stores and shops, with outlet discounts make TCPO a great "in town" destination whether you are shopping for that one thing, or if you have a huge list. Parking is easy, snack shops and amenities like benches to sit and clean public rest rooms make this mall a great place to spend your shopping time. Give it a shot!

Smaller compared to other outlets that I have been to. I went around 6 pm on a weeknight and it was dead. At only a couple of stores (Merrell, Maurice, and lucky) was I even approached by an associate. It could have been shoveled better.

When I lived in Rochester, the closest outlet mall was in Medford, which was west of Rochester and would take roughly 45 minutes. I passed by it recently. I am glad it is still alive and kicking. In the Twin Cities back then, the lone outlet mall was in Albertville, which is northwest of Minneapolis. I'd pass by it often en route to Fargo, Grand Forks, and ultimately, Winnipeg. Recently, I learned that there's a new outlet in the Twin Cities. Well, it's new to me! It's located in Eagan, just south of Mall of America. On New Year's Day, I decided to drop by. It looks new. I was looking for the closest parking spot to the Gap Factory Store. To my surprise, I found covered parking. It's Minnesota and it snows. It was perfect. I parked and walked across the street to start shopping. Like most premium outlets, this one has partly covered areas. You are still somewhat outdoors, braving the elements if you are not physically in a store. The variety of stores was nice. Let's start with food. From jerky to Auntie Anne's, you can get your snacking game on. There are also vending machines by the washrooms where you can get cookies, candy bars, and more. There's also Market Hall, which is the food court with six different fast food eateries. I spent probably a good four hours here. I walked the whole place. If I walk an entire outlet mall, it's a sign that I like being there. Normally, I will pick and choose the stores that I want to go into, and I will call it good. It wasn't the case here. I first hit the Gap store. The deals were amazing. I then visited Converse and got a great pair of suede sneakers for under $20. I saved quite a bit at both stores. I realized at 3 pm that I hadn't had lunch. I grabbed some mini pretzel dogs from Auntie Anne's, along with a Diet Pepsi, which satisfied my hunger pangs. I also happen to love anything from Auntie Anne's. I enjoyed stopping by Fossil, Hot Topic, Hanes, and more. Staff at all stores were nice and friendly. Washrooms are clean. Signs are clearly posted. I like that there are indoor pathways between the food court and the washrooms, so you don't have to freeze to death to get from one place to the other when it's winter. It's a nice outlet mall. It's likely one of the nicer ones that I have been to over the years. I had a positive first experience. I look forward to exercising my wallet here again soon. (21)

Good exercise. Never have enough time to walk the who mall. Many good store and good price.

I mean, honestly, I think it's a fine outlet mall but there isn't too much parking which is annoying to me. I also feel like there is no food options, or like fun restaurants which the mall needs. I like to stop shopping to get a beverage every once in a while. It's overall, just okay, which is why I give it a 1 star.

This Outlet center is centrally located just south of the Mall of America off of Cedar Ave/ Hwy 77. This is a newer mall but all stores are individual. This is an outdoor strip mall. The stores are all enclosed but the walking areas between the stores is mostly open. For that reason, you should be aware of the weather. You can find deals but not everything is a deal. I do appreciate this mall it is easy in and out with many great stores like Under Armour, Nike, Puma, Old Navy, Perfumania, Oakley and the list goes on.

I love this mall... i'm sad it has taken me so long to get out here. I saw a story on the news that showed African Americans being harassed out there, so I refused to go. However, it's been some years now since they have opened and I haven't heard anything from friends that shop there that have continued to sour my outlook on the Outlet Mall. Ambiance: Bright and spacious, with variety of stores and ample parking Service: I can't attest to the service provided at every store at the outlet mall, but the stores I have ventured to have provided me great service. It's basically a mall with no ceiling or an outdoor mall... as you leave one store to go to the next, once you walk out of one store you are now outdoors. It's a nice concept, even for MN and our cold winters.

If there are two premium outlets that are boon to the Twin Cities, it's the one in Albertville and then this at Eagan. The outlet looks like the Universal Studios from outside with beautiful looking buildings peaking here and there. There are several premium stores in this location starting from Adidas, Under Armor, Calvin Klein, Basics and a lot more. A lot of stores offers some great membership deals and make sure you sign up after checking at the store. Some shops though they are at the outlet would still burn your pockets a bit. We are regulars to the Lindt chocolates shop that's a heaven to the chocolate lovers. They have heaps of toffees piled up in the middle of the store on different flavors and they always greet you with one of those as free samples as you enter. Make sure you buy the 100 pieces pack which you can handpick. You get $5 discount when you accumulate 100 points. This outlet has a neat layout and directories with maps erected at each juncture to help customers locate the shops and traverse through seamlessly.

Typical outlet mall in every way. Maybe I've been to too many "Premium Outlets", but in every city, they all look the same. The usual suspects are here (Nike, Adidas, Gap, Express, Coach etc.). There are a few typical mall food options. Nothing was all that appetizing to me. In general nothing great, but if you're in the area and don't feel up to dealing with the Mall of America (this is about five minutes down the road), then this is an option. I don't know that an outdoor mall was the best idea for a place that has some pretty brutal winters, but it wasn't very busy when I went and it was easy to find parking.

My personal favorite of the area outlets! Comparatively, while most outlet malls have a strip mall layout, this one is set up as an open air shopping center. What that means to me as a consumer, is that I can park once and shop til I drop! No need to dodge traffic and hop parking lots down the seemingly never-ending row(s). The food court, yes, there is one, is conveniently located in doors, close to the information desk. Of course, with the open air design, came the open sky design... unfortunately, it's less successful given this is Minnesota and the skies aren't always kind. This leaves you walking on the sidewalks, under the awning to get hit by opening doors. Something to be aware of when trying to stay dry. I find some amazing deals, particularly at Eddie Bauer, Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger- where it's not uncommon to leave with 6 or more items for the price of 1!

I have never been here, usually just bypassing this place to go to the Mall of America but I was quite surprised by the layout, design, and offering of shops located at this outlet center. I had in my mind that it would be similar to the outlet center found in Albertville but this one is way,way nicer. The design is great for an outdoor mall in Minnesota, it is partially covered, giving you a 1/2 and 1/2 inside/outside design. Lots of large name brand stores to visit such as Fossil, Express, Old Navy, Bath and Body Works, etc. I came here to just get my Fossil watch fixed but was surprised by how many other stores were around. Parking is a breeze and I did find some good deals at the Fossil store. I will definately be back when I am need of some shopping. A nice change of scenery from just going to the Mall of America.

Decent outlet center, since it's a chain, feels very much like the ones at home. Like the layout, as it's easy to get to one place to the other. Visited some stores, and all had good customer service and really good deals of course!

Anyone else remember cedarvale shopping center before it was torn down to make room for new development including this outlet mall? Cedarvale was a struggle bus back in the day w/ many vacant stores, but they did have a kickboxing gym that I loved & frequented. I was excited to have an outlet center close by to my folks. I've never lived w/in a 60 mile radius of an outlet mall so it was always a special treat whenever we did go to one. I really only come to this outlet mall for a few stores (asics, under armor, Nike--call me sporty spice). The other stores you can find at almost all outlet malls. The facilities are clean, there's covered parking & somehow during the middle of a blizzard, you can always find some tough Minnesotans out at this mall shopping.

I love these outlets as they are close to the city and have great parking. I usually find better deals at the Albertville outlets but they are further away and there is so.much.walking. involved there. I love the selection here and they keep it really clean.

As a millennial, doing things in person is not my default. I spent weeks with 12 tabs open, googling every iteration of "perfect travel shoes for women summer Italy" as though google was going to answer back with a single link, like god. "LEAH. THESE ARE THE SHOES FOR THINE SMALL FEET." Well god didn't talk so I finally just remembered that I used to buy shoes after trying.them.on so I got into my car and drove to these IRL Stores, where I tried on IRL Shoes. Remarkable discoveries ensued, like: the Cole Haan oxfords that looked completely comfy online felt like cardboard Barbie shoes in real life! Old school Pumas are too heavy for travel! And Adidas makes shoes that are light as a feather and feel better than Allbirds, for a third of the price! Plus they were having a sale! Plus I got to ask real people my questions, instead of chatting with some rando "Hello I'm brAnDon hoW caN I hElp?" If I had just gone here first, I wouldn't have wasted hours of precious Minnesota summertime pleading with Google's algorithm to read my mind and reading hundreds of shoe reviews from strangers who all said super deep and philosophical things like "Comfy! Great shoes!". Quit fuckin around on the internet and go get what you need here!

Outstanding mall! Great variety of shops and terrific deals. The flow of shops works well. The only minus is the food court so bring your own food. Typical crappy food court food. I loved the awning along the way. Great mall. Can't wait to go back!

Twin Cities Outlets been open for a couple years now. I come here a bit too much. The best thing about these outlets is the location. Most outlets are located in the outskirts of major cities, but this one is located in Eagan. It's rather close to the cities in my opinion. The store selection could be better, but hey! Can't complain too much, given the location. It has most of my favorite store: Banana republic, GAP, Nike, Express, J. Crew etc... It's just missing North Face and a few others, but it's ok. The food court is a quite lacking. They have subway and china max and Chicken Now. Chicken Now is decent, albeit I never tried this location. Auntie Anne's is nice, but can get quite busy. They also have a Starbucks. I would say, overall, it's kind of limiting. Pricing is okay. You have to know when to shop for deals. Some places have student discounts, so be sure to ask for that!

I finally made it to the T.C.P.O. and rejoice I don't have to drive to Albertville for neat stuff at discounted prices. Nicely laid out mall partially covered and not just one big L-Shaped mass but in rows like a small town's downtown I suppose. I appreciated the easy to read color coded navigation map boards scattered throughout. I only saw two empty spaces which still had their names listed so must be some recent closures. On a weekday morning there seemed to be more autos in the lots than actual shoppers but it's difficult to judge because of the size of the mall. Parking was easy to access and plentiful

My wife 1st visit This outlet is eclectic many stores to choose from with plenty of parking.

I'm not sure I completely understand the trend, in Minnesota's climate, of creating this style of "mall," - where you have to go outside to walk to each store, but the look and feel of this outlet mall is quite nice. There are a few places to eat, near the center of the outlets. You'll find all your favorite outlets - Nike, Coach, Gap, Banana Republic, Lindt's Chocolates, Old Navy, and many, many more stores carrying sunglasses, perfume, baseball caps, leather goods, shoes, and a lot of clothing. This is a great place for shoppers to go for an afternoon. Unfortunately, being larger-framed, I can never find my sizes at these stores. That's my major disappointment with them.

I feel like this outlet has a pretty good selection of stores that can appeal to a variety of audiences. Yes, it does have polo, j crew, Ralph Lauren, etc. for the "a bit more expensive" clothing stores, but it also has Nike and under armor for athletic wear and also something like American eagle which can be a bit more affordable. This place also gets busy. I've been there a few times now, and I've waited for as long as 15 minutes to find a spot. There is indoor parking, but also outside parking if you didn't want to wait for a spot. Another great thing about the outlets, is the indoor food cart. There's a smoothie shop there that has no Yelp page and I wish it did! It's amazing, and I'll post a photo of it here in this review. Real fruit makes a great smoothie, and I would come back to the outlets just for this place.

Smaller than some other outlet malls I've been to but it was nice. Typical outlet mall stores. I went on a weekday so it wasn't too crowded. Definitely didn't have any issues social distancing. I would return if I ever visit MN again.

Good place to shop. Tons of brand stores. They also have haca a few shops in the middle that serve, lemonade, icecream, and more.

Close to home with many shopping options! I pretty much only go for Aerie and Hot Topic. The Hot Topical always has BOGO deals and I have no other reason to shop at any other HT location. (I can always find a gift that I'm looking for and something for myself...) Aerie is connected to the American Eagle so it's pretty small but they have some good sales. Undies are never really on clearance so don't go expecting to get them super cheap. I got a swim bottom for $15 and I wear it all the time. I'm obsessed and I can't wait to get more when they have other swim sales. Overall the location is great. Super easy to get to and the set up seems good as well. If it's raining there is plenty of coverage.

My 5 star review is for Jay at Banana Republic! He was VERY helpful, friendly and overall AWESOME! You made my day Jay :):):! Thank you for your excellent service

TIPS: -Check in on yelp to receive a free coupon booklet. -It's an outdoor mall so bring a jacket! -Many of the stores offer a student discount! So bring your student ID! -Only a 10 min drive from Mall of America! Overall, I love this outlet mall! The location is great (only 20 minutes from the cities). They offer a great variety of stores and really discounted prices (Jcrew, Ann Taylor, Old Navy, Nike.. etc). There is tons of garage parking which is convenient.

I love this outlet mall especially when there are sales! I start at Under Armour, then Jockey, Correll, Lindt Chocolate. I like Mode Clothing and Accessories which must be a victim to high rent as it's closing 12/31/15. I like the Cosmetics Store where you can get deals on Clinique cosmetics. I also like the Coach Outlet store which handed out 50% coupons yesterday. Parking is plentiful and the layout is a horseshoe oval where you walk outside. Its covered for the most part. I am so glad there is a mall like this in the South Metro. I do like the Albertville Mall too but it is so expansive that you have to park twice. Now if they could bring in an UGG store or Harry and David.

So today I went into the line of Pacsun. I was rudely told I have to wear a mask. I have a medical condition where I can't wear a mask. I get that it is cooperates policy and I completely respect that. But I was yelled at and berated and belittled by the "door bouncer". She yelled at me and told me I had other options. She was extremely rude, and showed no costumer service. I really love this store but the costumer service is awful.

The Samsonite store featured deeply discounted artificially high prices on lower-end Samsonite products. For instance, a "better" 25" bag is arbitrarily priced at $300 then discounted 50% to $150 while a similar or better Samsonite product can be bought elsewhere for about $100. That and the disinterested staff made for a disappointing experience. The Levis store does not carry pant sizes with a waist bigger than 40. The Crocs store had a good clearance sale.

Great outlet mall with an excellent selection of name brand fashion stores - we are talking all the way up to Armani! It is a covered yet outdoor mall, so if you are visiting in the wintertime, you WILL want to bring a jacket. There is a centrally located food court, AMPLE parking and it isn't far to get to your favorite store. All in all, this is a very pleasurable shopping experience in a clean venue.

Fair prices, came on labor day so there where good discount. Open outlet so nice weather defently add some points :)

Danger Will Robinson---Danger---i have discovered outlet shopping less than 35 miles from my front door. I breezed in here twice to do some quick power shopping and got er' done! I was able to pick up some quality gifts for family at fabulous prices. I also will go back if I need to add some clothes to my work wardrobe as Van Heusen is awesome for conservative clothing that fits woman of many shapes and sizes nicely . I can appreciate that they put the like-minded stores in little pods---so if you need gifts for your athlete Puma, Nike, and Under Armour are all in one little square. The children's stores like Carter's, Gymboree, Osh-Kosh and Janie and Jack are all located within steps of each other. I always love GAP and scored some adorable baby gap outfits for an affordable deal for my precious grandson. If you are looking for a gift for the person that likes to cook and entertain check out Kitchen Collection---they had some nice chicken fryer skillets with lids for 19.99 and I think those silicone leaf shaped bowl covers are a clever idea. Some of the shop owner's told me that in the winter the brick is actually heated and they will have some of those portable heaters outside too to keep us alive if the adrenaline of shopping and getting good deals is not enough to keep you going. They also mentioned that if you want to sign up for the VIP club or be in the know about special sales and coupons to go to the SIMON website and sign up for this. I like that this place is compact and I did see a cocktail bar right across the parking lot so seems like it would be a great ladies day adventure destination--BE Aware I did see some asshole cops circling around the place just looking for distracted drivers so don't let them get you and take away some of your shopping dollars on a senseless ticket.

My husband usually avoids malls like the plague, but he decided to come with. We came by default since we received the wrong size shoe online from Oshkosh Bgosh and this was the closest location for us. I like how most of the like stores are by each other. Kids: Oshkosh Carter's Children's Place Gymboree Plenty of parking. Family restrooms which come in handy for us stroller pushers. Good variety of stores. Nice sized mall, but the prices don't seem that outlet at all. Reminds me of all our sister and brother outdoor mall templates with Top 40 music piped through the Muzak.

I bought a very unique embroidered shirt here. I love this place! All their pieces are very aesthetic and unique; no two clorhings are alike! Came here today to buy a shirt as birthday present for my bestfriend!

This place is so close to my house and I have never been here before. That's how much I like shopping. I only go shopping "at a Mall" when there is no good option in Amazon :) Anyway, I decided to check this place out with my kids. One of my dissatisfaction with mall's is parking spot. To my surprise, this place had a "H" shaped design, where you are never too far from a store from the parking lot. Very cool, Albertville, take note. There are a lot of designer stores here and they are all well staffed and well stocked. Every store I walked in, the employee said "Welcome to ..... " that was great. Because of the architecture of the mall, it wasn't too crowded. We browsed through few stores and then we went to the food court to have something to eat. I was little disappointed with the choices. And that is where it lost a star. Anyway, you should check this place out. Prices are great and worth a look.

Visited for my first time on Monday with friends. Two had toddlers with strollers and two of us did not. All agreed it was beautiful architecturally. Good sales most stores but the disappointing part was that none we visited were equipped for the disabled. Our stroller encumbered friends had to rely on us because no doors were equipped with disability openings. In this day and age, how could design architects be so exclusive, I don't care how upscale they think they are??!!

I am so disappointed with the customer service at Guess Outlet in Minnesota. I have bought a pair of boots yesterday, and after trying them at home noticed they were tight, came back today to return them. The cashier, who is the store manger as well, Rachel, was rude and did not agree to accept the boots, because she claimed animal hair had touched them. I have a dog in my house, therefore it makes sense a hair could have touched the boots - I simply brushed off the hair next to the cashier's eyes, and explained I haven't worn the boots outside the house - I simply tried them on, felt that they are too tight, and took them off and got back today after I got them yesterday afternoon . The cashier responded that I can leave the store and not try to come back because she is the only person I can talk to and threatened me that if I will be come back everyone will recognize me - she had taken a picture of the boots to show all of Guess employees. Her behavior was absolutely rude, I have never been treated in such a loutish way. This is NOT well customer service, and Guess should be ashamed to have Rachel as part of their team. I will never by there again, neither will my friends.

I don't come here too often, but I'm always grateful it's there when I need it. Super easy to get to, tons of parking, Starbucks on site. (Plus it's really close to Puffy Cream Donuts!!) The assortment of stores usually gets me what I need, and there are even a few food options in the pseudo-food court if you're really going for a full day of shopping. If you sign up for emails and stop by the service desk, they give you a little pamphlet with additional coupons. Pro tip: a lot of stores offer other discounts as well - AAA, AARP, student discounts, etc.

First of all, its very easy accessible place since its very close to MN 13. Parking is a little bit problem ( Might be because its just opened). Lot of factory outlet shops including PUMA, Adidas, Reebok, Armani Exchange, Coach, Banana Republic, Express, Fossil etc. Restaurants and coffee shops like Star Bucks are also included. But some brands like The North Face is not there. (I hope they will open it soon, at least around the time during winter). I don't think this center will be a great competitor for MOA since people prefer to stick with enclosed malls during winter especially in a place like MN. Because of the grand opening celebration, there were good deals which I took advantage of. If they bring up such deals again, definitely I will go down there for some purchases.

I really wish this outlet had a better selection of stores. Don't get me wrong, there are a handful of real winners, but a lot of duds. I would recommend going during the week (evenings are great) to avoid the insane amount of crowds the a nice weather weekend brings. I would also recommend skipping out on the food court ... there is nothing good to choose from and only about four options in the first place.

This outlet isn't the hugest, but it's got all the core stores. You've got mostly clothes, but you've also got accessories, chocolates, kitchenware. The deals here aren't any different from other outlets and are actually a little more like retail during their sales/clearance times. But you always have that added bonus of no sales tax in MN! Everyone who works here are super friendly, just good people, who seem happy to be at their jobs. Some of the highlight stores that I always notice: - Gap, Banana Republic (Old Navy is there too) - didn't think there were THAT many deals to be found - Express Outlet (first one I've ever seen - the prices here are reasonable, nothing fantastic) - Off Saks - Cole Haan - limited selection of items - Calvin Klein - the deals weren't that great, but they aren't that great at any outlet - Loft Outlet - found some good things here for work - Ann Taylor Outlet - good things for work - White House/Black Market - okay deals - Lindor - chocolate sold by the pound for the most part, they have some flawed chocolates sold for cheaper, but not great deals - Goldtoe socks! Even without the major outlet discounts, you can find deals here. And the outdoor ambience is great. I don't know how it'll be in the winter (which is basically starting tomorrow 10/3/14) but during the summer and fall, this outlet is an amazing place to shop and relax. It looks like they're building up the area around the outlets, which would really help make it feel like a destination. Imagine getting a massage after a day of shopping! There is an Asian massage parlor nearby but... I'm wary.