97° out and you think that the person who delivered my groceries could at least ring the doorbell…read moreto let me know they were delivered. Never had this problem before when Justin delivers.

This store NEVER has employees where you actually need them. Every time I go here I'm met with…read moreworkers that accuse and ones that run the other way when a customer needs something. The keys the employees are supposed to have for locked items (electronics) are somehow never on any of the workers or they worker took them on break with them‍

Disclaimer: I don't like malls…read more That said, River Hills Mall is pretty good. It's all on one level, so it feels a bit sprawling, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. No heights or vertigo or people throwing stuff (or other people) from balconies is a plus in my strange book. The carousel was a bit disappointing, smaller than I had imagined. Nonetheless, cool that there's a merry go round in a mall, even if I am a little too heavy to ride it. (120 pound weight limit.) Ok, a lot too heavy, gosh! It's fairly stylish and nice to wander around and get some steps in. Maybe you'll find something to buy or eat or a movie to watch. The highlight of our day at the mall, besides walking around to take a break from driving, was ending up the sporting goods store, Scheels, and buying a whole bunch of fudge there. The irony was not lost on me.

We were all very surprised at how much we enjoyed this mall. There's a working carousel, strong…read moreselection of stores, and a food court that goes beyond the generic fast food options (though it has those too). It's better than a lot of the Twin Cities malls in cleanliness, selection, and overall shopping experience.

Gypsy K is my absolute favorite place to shop. If you are looking for stylish and classic pieces…read morefor your wardrobe, that don't break the bank, this place is for you! I have found some of my favorite dresses and purses and tops here! Highly recommend this consignment and boutique for finding those Time Capsule wardrobe items. And its also a great place to pick up a gift for a teacher, coworker or friend in your life.highly recommend!

Love the staff, they are great and always helpful with finding something cute to wear!read more

Horrible. Have been sitting at the pickup for 30+ minutes waiting for my groceries. Do not…read morerecommend picking up groceries from here. Never again.

They embarrassed me and my mother for about 40 minutes, accusing us of stealing and shouting…read moremultiple things at us and had 4 employees, including team lead, AP, self checkout and coach manager. Like how embarrassing and rude can you be. This is why Walmart has so many winning lawsuits against them for things like this, because the associates there think they're a goddess and everyone but them are criminals. You know how many times I've seen your employees steal from the company and yall do nothing about it? Absolutely ridiculous. I rate you a zero but it makes me click at least 1 star.

Rudest employees I have ever encountered in my life! Will NEVER shop at another Dollar General ever…read moreagain! I suggest Dollar Store. Employees are always friendly and willing to offer cheery assistance there, not to mention you have the same merchandise selection for much less cash... There are maybe 20 items in Dollar General for a buck. The majority of stock is way too overpriced for a so-called discount chain. Horrible store!!

Very rude cashier. They don't let you use a restroom. Not clean with merchandise on floor aisles. I…read morewill not go back to this business!

I love this super store! I'm not from Iowa nor am I used to going to a super store, but I am a fan…read moreof this Walmart! Friendly smiles upon entry, plenty of carts, bathrooms near entry, clearly marked sections with big blue signs with white lettering. The grocery section has a fresh produce section as large as a regular grocery store and everything I bought was fresh. There is also a large frozen food section with an entire side of an aisle dedicated to ice cream/desserts. Only in the Midwest! The center of the store is dedicated to men's and women's clothes. I found some awesome PJs here as well as intimates for low prices. Walmart does a good job at buying and setting low prices. I found some awesome buys like men's PJ pants, women's undies, and baseball caps all at low prices under 10! The best department/experience was the Electronics. The floor manager came over and talked to me about the TVs I was looking at and helped me by explaining the difference in everyone I was looking at. Each cashier I experienced was super friendly and truly interested in knowing about my shopping experience. A+ to this store! I feel that it must be managed well to have a crew of helpful employees. Plenty of parking too!

Went in on my search for drinks. I finally just bought something else. we bought some groceries for…read morethe weekend. Staff was pleasant and effecient.

I was recently at this location, ever since they renovated it the entire store is discombobulated…read more They relocated departments to other areas, and completely split up like kind products away from each other so you have to search aroud. They also moved the carts and scooters from away from the front entrances so you have to do a bit of walking, and for us disabled it's even more difficult and seems like half their scooters are no longer available.

It's a Super Target, meaning it's a has a grocery store inside too…read more I am only reviewing the grocery section of Target. It's big and spacious. It looked pretty clean and it was fairly organized. I think the only thing missing was a floral department. Where ever I go....I'm always on a search for organic food. People say it doesn't matter, but I can taste the difference, plus I feel better eating it. Eating organic food in the Midwest is NOT cheap however. You really have to hunt for a good bargain. Target is the winner for best prices and overall choices different organic/natural items. Nope, it's not a Whole foods or New Seasons, but I think I will survive. Most of the organic/natural items are scattered throughout the general grocery area. It's kinda like a scavenger hunt. Maybe they should consider having a certain section just for natural/ organic products? The frozen section gets a A+ for doing a great job organizing their organic/natural foods. Gluten free, meat free, dairy free, organic and so much more. It has a better selection than HyVee does and cheaper. For example, the meatless products like Quorn are only $3.99 at Target and at HyVee they are $5.59. Sure, only a $1.50 more, but it all adds up. One thing HyVee has that Target doesn't.... is the Organic PRODUCE section. It's really small. There are not a lot of choices to get Organic food in the Midwest, but at least you won't starve if you shop around a bit.

In the 1900s, there were 5 ballrooms on West Lake Okoboji: Manhattan Beach, Roof Gardens, The Inn,…read moreThe Casino and The Central Emporium, then known as the Central Pavilion. The Central Emporium is the only one that remains a part of today's Iowa Great Lakes. It was originally built in 1901 and by the 1960s, the building sat empty until it was purchased in 1967 and used as boat storage. In 1971, the building was remodeled and began leasing out space for stores. During that first year, there were only 3-5 businesses including The Diver's Den, the Outrigger and a jewelry store. I started hanging out at the Central Emporium about that time in the early 1970s. It's gone through ownership changes since then and many shops have also come and gone. The Building itself has also been stabilized from falling into the Lake and at during my visit this summer, the old Girl looks pretty good on the inside as well. There's still the expected collection of tourist based shops, but the Central Emporium also includes a couple nice dining and drinking establishments (with great views), a branch of Hill Avenue Books, and even a few shops (e.g., Life on the Lake) that I enjoy. You can also get here by foot or by boat. I could see how a developer would think of this property as a good condo or other resort opportunity. And I do wonder how the Central Emporium makes money within the confines of a summer vacation season. But as long as this historic Iowa building still stands, I'll be there whenever I'm in town.

Always a fun and nostalgic place to visit. I've been coming to Okoboji since the 1980's, and The…read moreEmporium hasn't changed a lot. You can still grab a bite to eat, buy a bag of candy, or load up on all those Okoboji sweatshirts to wear during the upcoming winter. Plus, if you show up just after the summer season has ended, you'll get everything at a great discount.