I generally like seeing the growth of businesses in the Roseville area & how the mall has changed…read moreover the years. Rosedale has a decent variety of stores, really something for everyone. Instead of a typical food court they have a food hall which has had some turnover over the last few years. There's a more ritzy side of the mall that used to have a ton of restaurants and shops that you could only access from the outside, like a strip mall connected to the mall, on the AMC side. The movie theater is also not connected to the mall but walkable. I love how they decorate during the holiday season (at least in the past). It's a decent mall to shop at if you prefer less crowded vibes.

I had such a fun time attending the New Foods Party at Potluck in Rosedale Center. Rosedale Center…read morehas been updated and it looks so modern and aesthetically pleasing; this is my go to because it has just enough for the whole family; stores in everyone's price range, fun activities for the family (indoor playground, Sandbox, AMC theatre, etc) and of course food. Plus, it's not to crowded or overwhelming. If you haven't been you need to go, you won't be disappointed.

I grew up going to Har Mar when it was busier and livelier. Now it's a ruin of what once was…read more Theres still a couple stores in there like Michael's, Famous foot wear, k&G and a couple others but lots of vacant storefronts, and emptiness. Lights are dim and old school. I feel it could come back to life but will need some good store owners to come and revitalize. It brought nostalgia for sure

In 1980 Har Mar was severely damaged by a tornado. After that massive remodeling turned them into…read morean enclosed mall. Now and in the past decade or more access is mainly by outside entrance. So why even enter the mall? Well, I was told by my Dr., if I want a walking mall in the winter this is the place to go and they were correct. I could walk the speed I wanted without fear of bumping anyone. Please note, the men's room has the door removed. All the remaining stores, and there aren't many, have no access from the mall, so you still have to drive around from one end to the other. The few big name stores seem to be doing fine. This place reminds me of another dead mall that hung on in Green Bay. Port Plaza was a downtown mall, built ugly as sin. If I didn't know better I would have thought it was federal prison in the heart of a nearly dead downtown. Anyway, in it's last gasp there was a Aunt Annie's Cookie store open and a kids play area. I bought what was a lukewarm coffee and dried Oatmeal Raisin and tried to talk to the severely depressed single employee. I think she said something like, "get me out of here". I said this should be closed soon, she responded sharply, "...I mean this city"! The eye store at Har Mar, Cub, Barnes & Nobel and a few others seem to be doing well. What could they do with the rest. Rebuild to a smaller service mall, lease the empty fronts to a flea market, a food shelf. Will I walk here again? Probably not there were some other walkers but some of the loiterers were sketchy and it's just too depressing to see this mall anymore.

Fun vibes for a food hall in Rosedale. Enjoyed all the options for Mexican, Chinese, Italian,…read moretacos, etc! Settled on lightly fried shrimp sandwich to share. Quick and satisfying lunch.

I never even knew this was even in Roseville. We were really browsing and I also just wanted to…read morelook at kitchen tables. They have some gorgeous bedroom sets and huge tables for a formal dining room. Nothing was bought today but they have some really unique and modern items at a very deep discounted price.

It's located right next to REI (if you're familiar with that location) with shared parking (not…read moremuch). Upon entering I was greeted by an employee who shared her name and asked what brought me in. After telling her, instead of showing me around, asking a million questions, or telling me everything about the store, she just referred me to areas I needed and allowed me to browse in peace. The space was spacious. I gather inventory changes, but when I went there were mostly couches. However, there were also tables, some patio items, rugs, chairs, storage (shelves, bookcases), and a few other items types. I didn't see a lot in terms of decor (throws, pillows, vases, etc). Unfortunately, none of the sofas were my style. Most of their items had a modern and retro look. And far bigger than my space could acommadate (sensibly). Although it's the outlet prices were still pretty high. I was looking for miid-level so even if I liked a sofa, at $3k plus it wouldn't have worked. Thankfully there were other furniture stores in the area so it's not like I traveled out there for nothing.

Kohl's is not a bad place to go if you are in need of inexpensive clothing. I find their shoes to…read morebe overpriced most of the time (but not always!). This location specifically seems to have a lot of trouble with staffing. I've always had a lot of trouble finding help when I need it, although the cash registers are usually staffed pretty well. Expect to wait in line for a few minutes, but that's not terrible. The location is very nice and has a shared parking lot with many other stores in this complex. The parking lot has a poorly designed entrance (unfortunately, right near Kohl's) and can be dangerous. I have almost been hit there several times by people who weren't paying attention to what they were doing, or the uniqueness of the driving space. In recent years, this location of Kohl's has been very clean and organized. I am glad to see that they have gotten better with upkeep of the store and the merchandise! (2+ years ago it was quite disorganized and not kept up well.) Keep up the good work, and I will gladly keep coming in!

I went in to return an item through UPS. Then I got a $10 coupon if I spent $25 or more. When…read moretrying to use the coupon, I was $.52 short of $25. No matter what I picked up whether it was clearance near the cashier aisle Claire's any of their stuff it wouldn't take it for the $.52. This is bogus you give a people should be able to use it and not fucking run around for 1520 minutes to find out that your coupon still isn't any good? I was very pissed off.

I love these cool Japanese import stores. They have a good variety of snacks, candy, soda,…read morecollectible toys/figures, keychains, blind boxes, skincare products, stuffed animals, stationery and more. I was greeted when I walked in. The store was super organized and spaced out, I loved that. They have a few claw machines. There's an ATM and token machine right next to the claws. Prices were fairly reasonable. Hopefully they are able to maintain despite tariff talks. I love that the prices of items are visibly labeled. This store is located on the first floor of the mall right next to Dicks Sporting Goods.

A hidden spot tucked away that is easy to miss if you're not looking for it, but one that you…read moreabsolutely shouldn't miss out on. If you're into the current blind box crazy, this place has ones from other brands besides pop mart. Some examples are Nommi, Nanci, baby three, etc. all the ones I've gotten do not seem like replicas, so they're a trustworthy place to get authentics. While you're here I would recommend checking out the wall of Asian beauty skincare along with shower products like &honey, naive, and anua.

Been awhile since I have done any shopping I had a wedding to go to and was looking for something…read moreto wear not a dress. Wow I cannot believe how expensive clothes have gotten. The sales people were somewhat helpful but I am a difficult shopper because I actually don't like to shop and I am not very girly. Location is out of my way and now I have something to return.

Customer service is awesome! Free gift wrapping with different paper patterns to chooseread more

They moved Marshall's over by where Hobby Lobby used to be (by total wine). It's well stocked &…read moredecently organized. Lots of clothes and accessories. Usually go to Marshall's with no plan or list more so to just browse what they have as it's pretty random finds.

Another departure from Har Mar. I haven't been to a Marshalls in many years or is it decades…read more This store is bigger and brighter, I mean bright as I wore my darkest shades and had no problem seeing tiny price tags. Not shopping for myself as I was helping another look for shoes. A sloppy assortment of not to well made shoes and sandals. The problem is lack of a bench to try shoes on. Awkwardly standing in the aisle trying to get shoes on and beware of others trying to get through and do the same sampling. Shoe departments and even shoe stores could use a measuring device. Only Boomers and Xs probably remember those. I know the companies will say people only steal them. But they could be fastened to the floor or secured with a binder better. Yes, yes, this is discount you get whats there and no extras except exceptional lighting.

Something worth checking out. They have different booths throughout the store in a basement. In…read moreaddition in the neighborhood there are around three other antique stores. Enjoyed my time!

Don't let the exterior of this marvelous antique shop fool you. The Mall of St. Paul is huge inside…read moreand I was looking at so many interesting things in the shop for hours! There are two levels of treasures to explore and a very friendly staff to assist. Parking was easily available on the street nearby. If you are looking for a goldmine of an antique shop, be sure to check out Mall of St. Paul!