Discover Mills

First time visiting Sugarloaf Mills and all I can say is -- wow. This place is massive. I haven't…read morebeen to a mall this large or lively in quite some time. From the moment I walked in, it felt like there was something for everyone -- clothing stores, specialty shops, attractions, and more food options than I could count. What really stood out to me was the variety. Whether you're into fashion, sneakers, home décor, pop culture collectibles, or just window shopping, this mall has it all. Even after nearly two hours of walking, I'm pretty sure I only covered about half of it. There's just so much to explore that it's impossible to take it all in during one visit. The food court was another pleasant surprise. It's clean, spacious, and full of options -- from quick bites to hearty meals. Everything looked fresh, smelled amazing, and there was plenty of seating even during busy hours. Parking was easy, the atmosphere felt safe, and the place was well-maintained overall. Between the sheer size, the variety of stores, and the energy of the space, Sugarloaf Mills really delivers that "mall experience" that's become rare these days. I'm already planning a return trip so I can take my time and see everything in its entirety. The place definitely did not disappoint.

One of the best Santas we have had the pleasure of seeing with our kids. If you are looking for…read moregreat holiday photos, this is the place to go.

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Tokyo Kuma

3.8(43 reviews)

4.1 mi

A cool place to visit especially if you love snacks. Very spacious. Did not eat at the food court…read more I was only focus on the gift shop aspect. A great selection of products which include snacks, beverages, toys, necessities and even bags. If you're ever in Duluth, check out out!!

We popped in, on a quiet day to check things out…read more I will start by saying that this food court includes bakeries and various eateries, with TK across from them. Timing tables our centered between the eateries and the shops, and are not cramped. TK is stocked with stuffed animals to snacks, sweets, skin care, refrigerated & frozen items, including the viral peach ice cream treats. We even tried some seaweed chips - definite pass on those. Lol! But otherwise, we were quite happy with our visit.

Cheesecake

Opening day

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Pudding was delicious

Santa Fe Mall

2.8(10 reviews)

3.7 mi

Nice mall with a flea market feel. No regular or commercial/chain stores here…read more This mall serves the Hispanic community with different stores and a small food court. Some stores appeared closed and some were open. From the stores I did go into, I was greeted instantly. The space is a good size with stores of different things to buy. Ample parking available as well.

Sad to see this place with so many empty spots, but appreciate their tenacity! So happy to see a…read moreLatino market and this place appeals to the family community but they are in need of some renovations and a larger variety of stores

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Nike Factory Store - Lawrenceville

4.3(15 reviews)

0.1 mi

My son is dead set on making me a Nike Girl.... So we order from the Nike online, but the store is…read morealways great with additional 30 percent off, they always have a lot of Merch in stock, friendly associates and things are normally organized. I would suggest coming during the week, the weekends are sometime extreme and hectic as this outlet is packed out during those days. Yes, I would definitely recommend this store.

One of my favorite stores at the mall. Always great service. Super selection, and value.read more

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Pica Pica Atlanta

3.3(9 reviews)

0.0 mi

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This store is mainly for the anime, funko, manga, hello kitty and other Japanese pop culture folks…read more Some of the characters they carry includes Sailor Moon Line Totoro brown bear, yellow duck and white rabbit from Line Friends Japanese stationary Hello Kitty Tuxedo Sam Funko Japanese candies and treats Japanese anime character posters As far as bootleg or unlicensed product is concerned...I would say it is possible but just remember you get what you are pay for...genuine Japanese imported goods usually cost quite a bit so if it's cheap then well you know it's probably no genuine. I have tons of bootleg Hello kitty stuff just because it's cute and most of my sumikko gurashi are probably bootleg but who cares...they're cute and my cat will probably pee on it soon anyway...

The asian male cashier was very nice to my brothers and I. They wandered off without me and when I…read morechecked the store (there was a lot of plushies and toys so I figured they'd be there) the cashier was helping them find a toy. He was very patient with me and overall seemed like a decent person. He bagged each of their toys for them and looked genuinely happy to help them find something they like. I left with a "Have a good one!". Will probably come here again if he's still there. P.S. The things there are a bit pricey though, so if you're not the richest like me I wouldn't recommend coming here

Left side of the store containing the plushie display (dec. 2021)

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Front of store

T J Maxx

2.2(13 reviews)

3.7 mi

I like this location and have been here more than once looking for specific things. I like that…read morethere are other stores around that also have unique, specialty items, so you could make a day of browsing this shopping center and eating out. I like coming around Halloween and Christmas, though it is crazy to do so and parking is pretty bad for TJ Maxx if you are trying to get close to the store. However, I have been lucky to find close stalls both times I've come. I found a new mug which I needed, hand soap on clearance, a new sugar free coffee syrup on sale, and priced some other items that I might get next time for my bathroom and for journaling. I love TJ Maxx and Ross type stores, even though the variety and selection can be overwhelming at times. I just want to pick everything up and smell all the soaps and candles, etc. These are never the most organized kind of stores, but this particular store is better than some I've been in. The customers and workers were nice here. Lines were long as to be expected with the holidays but definitely not unbearable. I'll continue to come back for essentials and fun finds alike.

If you have a mobility impairment or use a wheelchair, avoid this store…read more The merchandise is on the floor, the toilet in the handicap stall is falling off the wall, the handrail in the stall is off the wall. The prices aren't good, they have damaged purses selling at $150, they should be clearanced but are not. They don't put clearance in one area, they are scattered throughout the area they belong in. Except the housewares, office kitchen supplies which area. They've put all those clearance goods in one area where they are piled upon each other damaging each other and falling across the floor. Employees seem to exist only at the registers. (I feel bad for them.)

Found myself a new mug, since my old one broke

I love trying new coffee syrups. This one was good.

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Holes on the wall of the women's bathroom. I hope these holes do not share the men's bathroom wall.

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