If Home Goods is my happy place, then Marshalls is my second happy place. It's always fun to look…read morearound and I always find something that must come home with me. We were in the area having lunch, so of course I had to stop in. My son was with me and he bought me a beautiful blue planter with daisies on it for my birthday! They had some pretty women's clothes and lots of Easter decorations. The sweetest girl checked us out. I bought an adorable ceramic bunny with a pink bow. She said she loves bunnies too! We had a wonderful time looking for treasures. I'm sure we'll be back soon to visit my second happy place!

I enjoy coming to this Marshalls. It's close to home, has random odds and ends for low prices, and…read moreI have found so great brand names for a fraction of the original cost. The merchandise selection is quite good here but because the place sees heavy consumer traffic, if you see it and want it, buy it. I've gone a day to think about a purchase, came back and it was gone. I was left with nothing but regrets. Women's shoe selection seems to be pretty good here. I've purchased a couple work shoes, sandals and leisure footwear over the years. The clearance shelf is not as abundantly stocked as other Marshalls but again, it's mostly because this location is fairly popular. They also have plenty of salon brand hair product and you might even find some on clearance for even more savings! Okay, now I just sound like a bad ad but seriously, give this location a try. Service has always been wonderful. Employees are generally friendly and quick with the checkout. So save time and money by shopping here!

So much random stuff! There's some namebrand overstock, and…read morethen a bunch of offbrand products. They have food, dog toys, toiletries, bedding, rugs, flooring, mattresses, craft supplies, toys, books, holiday decor, car supplies, just to name a few. It can get overwhelming cause there's so many products. I picked up some Betsy Johnson readers for a good price. And I've also picked up cricket supplies. Employees are always friendly.

Ollie's is a liquidation store that has some of everything. They have pet supplies, household…read moreitems, books, toys, car supplies, and more. Prices are lower than or comparable to major retailers. I've been to this location a couple of times but today, the store was picked over and very unorganized. I had a hard time looking for anything. They do have a lot of stock that needs to be put away as it was sitting on pallets towards the back of the store, so you couldn't access the shelves with product they were sitting in front of. I'm not sure If they are short staffed, but I'll have to come back at a later date to see if I'm able to find anything worth buying.

Nordstrom's around the country, and the Rack outlets have always seemed a bastion of looking well…read moredressed. I have found the Rack stores locally to be more in line with clothes for a labor gang or a shift at the auto salvage yard. Very disappointing...

Pretty interesting you can't return new unworn pjs washed and showing damaged from The Rack…read moreManchester, MO store removing the sensor. You've been warned. Just wear the clothes and take your chances. I guess the $15 loss will impact the bottom line more than losing a loyal shopper. Not even store credit offered.

Visiting family in St. Louis, we decided to browse this mall bc I had never been…read more It's an impressive collection of high-end shopping with some newer and "trendier" stores like Alo Yoga, Vuori, Warby Parker, etc. while having staples like Tiffany and Co., Sak's Fifrth Ave., Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and more. I was pleasantly surprised by Restoration Hardware on the second floor and we were told it must be pretty new bc it wasn't there before. I enjoyed walking around and window shopping. There is a lot of money in this mall and some of the stores were very pretentious (Louis Vuitton, here's looking at you!), but it's a fun browse and if you are looking for one of these stores in particular, you're in luck bc they're all housed here under one huge shopping mall. Rarer and rarer these days... Mall was well-kept and clean. The bathrooms needed some TLC but, it was mostly a clean and spacious mall.

Nice mall. Some stuff has closed since I have been over a decade ago. Lots of nice stores and a…read moreLandmark theater. Canyon Cafe was good for food and there are fancier places I haven't been. There was a coffee shop that was good not sure if it still there. Sachs Fifth Avenue went that Sarah Palin infamously splurged campaign money at for her debate wardrobe.

I stopped into Kohl's yesterday on a whim to see what kind of dresses they had in stock. I'm…read morecurrently on the hunt for a royal blue dress (which is harder to find than you'd think), and sometimes I get lucky at Kohl's. While I didn't find the dress I was looking for this time, I still ended up leaving with a few things. I picked up some cute decorations for St. Patrick's Day and Easter, which I'm excited to put out, and also found a small clearance section with Valentine's Day décor that was marked down, so I grabbed a few of those items too. While walking around, I tried on a few boots, sandals, and heels just for fun. There were definitely a couple pairs I liked, but I already own way too many shoes and talked myself out of buying more. This location had a pretty small Fiestaware selection, but I still checked to see if there was anything I needed. We also browsed the graphic tees, which are always fun to look through. Before checking out, I stopped by Sephora and grabbed a few clearance items, then headed to self‑checkout. Honestly, I was so happy to see they have self‑checkout now. I used to dread going through the regular cashier line because of the constant credit card push. I know they have to ask, but being asked over and over, especially when you're buying one or two items, is just annoying. No, I do not want to open a credit card for this purchase. So yeah, self‑checkout was a very welcome sight. I couldn't believe how many people were still waiting in line for the cashiers, but that just meant I was able to get in and out quickly. I do think Kohl's is like a smaller version of a mall since they do have a ton of different brands and lots of options for just about anything you might need.

Went in looking for a swim suite as I am going on a vacation soon. The swim suite selection was…read morevery slim pickings. It was hard to locate and I had to ask a sales associate where they were located. All of the Juniors, women's, and plus size swim suits are mixed together, so you have to sift through them to see if they have your size. Outside of the swim suits, the store was very well stocked in every department. They had a pretty decent sale going on, and a lot of clearance/marked down items. Staff were friendly and helpful. They have a separate counter for Amazon returns. Store was clean and organized. Plenty of parking outside.

Needed to pick up a few items while out of town and had my choice between Target, or Walmart in the…read moresame strip. Pretty sure I've never seen that The store was quiet in its last hour before closing. Found a nice variety of Neutrogena sun block and few other items. The store was clean and organized in the areas I shopped. Self check was easy and an employee helped us on an item with a $5 rebate. We self scanned the card. That was a first. She was so sweet. Solid visit and would return if in the area again.

Never wanted to leave a place more. Employees kept almost running me over their carts and just…read morebeing in the way. No excuse me or anything and one even rolled their eyes. Everyone in the parking lot is also trying to run me over. Couldn't walk anywhere without people just being in the way. About 10 kids unattended running around. Didn't know it was everyones first day on earth today. Boxes crowded all the walking isles however the two things I came for they were out of! Love Target but definitely not this one. Shouldn't people be at work it's 2pm on a Tuesday? Never been compelled to leave a review until now.

Dillard's is actually a pretty cool place to shop (guy pov) I got my beddings from here (absolutely…read moreloved the products, and how easy the workers made it for me to chose). Today I got a few bottles of cologne and the lady was super nice, helpful, and really engaging. I almost want to come work here it's so cool

I came here to exchange some clothes and browsed around the store. Staff friendly. Plenty of sales…read moreon boys clothes, lingerie, and shoes. Very cute Coach Purses . Pretty pricey but they are pretty in color and design. Shoe sales on sandals mainly. Store well lit and clear of clutter. 3 levels of clothes, home decor, luggage, shoes, jewelry, fragrance. This is definitely a good location to check out and shop name brand items .

A decent mall, a decent size but it has seen better days…read more With so many stores moving toward online business or being unable to compete with online ordering, there's not as mall culture here. You'll have more boutique and locally owned businesses, or the big Dillards, Sephora. They are building a Dick's Sporting Goods here and a ramen place! And I think this is the only place that has Cheesecake Factory, Savage by Fenty, and Lush. So, it's not bad! We've come here often enough that it's better than the malls closest to us and the outlet, imho. There's plenty of parking, but because of the construction, you'll want to park in certain areas.

Saint Louis Galleria gets sadder and sadder each time I shop. When I come, I am always shocked with…read morestores that have opened and closed. The variety of stores seem to be getting lower and poorer. The Galleria use to advertise, "Where the Best Stores put their Best Stores". Now when I stroll the mall, I'm lucky if I see a familiar branded store. I basically only come for two stores now. I shop the Apple Store, which I am surprised is still located in the mall. I would have expected them to depart to a strip center somewhere else in the metro area. The other store I frequent is Tommy Bahama, but I don't shop there as often as I use, too. I can now just go on line and have it shipped to my home. My most recent visit, I could see the wear and tear of the Galleria and a desperate need for repairs and maintenance. As long as Apple remains a tenant, I'll keep coming back.