Um...WHOA?! I've…read moreheard about this store from friends before, but thought it was just a fancy menswear store. Well boy, was I wrong. I stopped in a few days before Christmas, and I actually had a few things yet I wanted to get my grandpa, so this worked out great. At the entrance - and throughout the store - I found free hot coffee, tea, refreshments, cookies, and treats. Maybe it's just a holiday thing but I loved the hospitality. The space is HUGE - so much more than clothes! I had no idea. They have: - books and coffee table books - a whole room dedicated to perfume/cologne and scents - a whole area for cocktail-related gifts - home decor, tableware, and interior decor items - kitschy smaller giftables that were organized by theme (work/office, hosting, etc.) - menswear and womenswear - jewelry - candles - and so much more! I genuinely believe you can walk in here and be sure to find something for anyone on your gifting list. The service was incredible: lots of welcomes and greetings, and staff there to help you if you need it. Oh, they even have a room you can reserve while shopping?! FANCY!

I am part of a large, semi-formal wedding in Atlanta. The function is laden with "pomp and…read morecircumstance" that might give me hives. However, a close friend is diving in for his third, and I applaud his happiness. I won't wear a tuxedo, but I needed to have a suit made that would make the bride and the 400 attendees comfortable. The bride already told me not to don a fedora or pink sneakers, although I wanted to. Todd Fliginger at Martin Patrick took me under his wing. Todd is amazingly kind, helpful, and knowledgeable. He sent swatches to Milwaukee before we moved to Minneapolis. Tailors were brought in, especially the master tailor Robert, not only to measure, but also to have me try on different designers' pieces to see what would fit well. I am a difficult fit, with a body more like a penguin than a human. That's what a custom tailor in NYC told me. However, I don't nosh on Krill. Todd and Robert took hours to get a correct fit and guaranteed that I would look good. Todd even saved me several hundred dollars off the original quote. ADDENDUM: My suit arrived, and it looked amazing. A few alterations are required to ensure a perfect fit, but that's it. I had a suit made on Savile Row in London that cost more than three times this suit's price, and it did not fit as well. This store should be on every list of Minneapolis's sightseeing highlights. It is akin to a design museum. Everything at Martin Patrick--furniture and furnishings--is for sale, and they're all amazing! Martin Patrick 3 is down-to-earth sophistication, with a NYC or Parisian vibe. Yet, the staff is Midwest empathetic. It is a Minneapolis treasure, as is Todd. I might not be looking forward to this wedding, but at least I know I will look my best.

The sales team are phenomenal. A great place to get suited up and fitted with good quality…read moreclothing. Can be $$ but worth it. And I always find a good piece of clothing in their sale room.

In shopping around for a suit for my wedding I thought this was a good place to consider…read more Had just been sized and measured at another reputable store not less than 30 minutes earlier so I was surprised when the sales rep came up with a different measurement entirely. Maybe due to cut or brand, so I just went with it. Tried the jacket on and took a look in the mirror - pretty good fit and quality. When the salesman asked if I'd try on the pants, however, I let him know I was more curious about the jacket fit and was just looking for the moment. Never saw him again - he straight abandoned, disappeared and never returned for the jacket or to help look for other styles. I suspect he didn't expect a sale and utterly left without a word. Rude and snooty aren't descriptions I'd normally use in a nice place like Plymouth but the treatment stank of elitism. Great quality and products, not impressed with some of the staff so far.

*Awesome* I dropped…read moreby the Ridgedale location today after visiting family and was thoroughly Impressed. These shoes are built to last! I've worn my favorite pair of J&M wingtips for 3 years, and they truly get better with age. Undoubtedly, J&M comfort surpasses Allen Edmonds. I didn't buy a pair of shoes today, but the staff was able to shine my current pair while I explored their shirts. I must say, their shirts are extremely underrated. If you are looking for a more traditional fit and a fabric that feels amazing- PULL THE TRIGGER!. Their shirts are more casual but made of the finest quality. If you are looking for a more fitted look, just size down! I'll be buying more shirts!

Disappointing you leave parking violations on cars when people try to be responsible and uber home…read moreafter a night out . Reconsider working with your restaurants to get some sort of parking notice that is visible in the vehicle that this patron chose safety and ubered .

On Dec. 8, 2023, I went to the West End Makers & Artisan Market that is sponsored by Muddy Paws…read moreCheesecake owner, Tami Cabrera. She created this market to help artists and artisans, and to collect toy donations (as well as household goods and non-perishable food items for humans and pets) for STEP (the St. Louis Park Emergency Program). It's the annual event's first year in this space, and according to the website, the Market will be going on AT LEAST through December 27, 2023, Tuesday-Sunday from 11:00am-5pm. We parked in the ramp across the street and had no trouble finding this space. It was well lit and clearly identified. The space inside is also well lit, and there's plenty of room to move around in. There's a central counter where you bring the items you wish to purchase to pay for them. For the event that day, a donation to STEP earned you a ticket for a free slice of Muddy Paws Cheesecake. They had on offer about a dozen different flavors that evening, "New York" being one, and it's my absolute favorite, both in texture and flavor. My companion chose a slice of the Salted Caramel, which is equally delicious, but in a different way. For environmental reasons, I was so pleased to see the slices being served in paper board boxes, instead of the previous clear hard-plastic clam shells. There's a large section displaying the clothing pieces designed by St. Paulite, Laura Hlavac. Also available are jewelry made by various artisans, artisan pieces made from things such as snow skis, hockey sticks, hockey pucks, metal piping, golf balls, leather scraps and antique flour sacks, quirky greeting cards, handmade holiday ornaments, soaps, candles, lotions & potions, unique clothing pieces, and hats. In addition, you'll find a large selection of locally-designed puzzles. So many different things to see! And if you find yourself becoming a bit "hangry", buy yourself a slice of Muddy Paws Cheesecake and a bottle of water (or a cup of coffee if they're offering it) and set yourself down for a little while on one of the kids' chairs and relax, and enjoy your slice of delight. Or buy a slice (or an entire cheesecake) on your way out to enjoy later on at home!

I'm glad to see that the number of hip-hop clothing boutiques in the Twin Cities is increasing…read more Before online shopping became popular -with websites like Digital Gravel, Karmaloop, MLTD- getting fresh hip-hop gear required "knowing" somebody. But now "Things Done Changed." (Biggie reference.) Within the last couple years, a handful of new spots have opened up in Minneapolis alone! Phenom is refreshing with its dope two room setup, wooden floors, and tees that hang from an automated and revolving rack above. (Like what drycleaners have.) They also carry a small selection of sneaker classics like Nike Air Maxes, Jordans, and New Balances (the non-Grandpa kind), some interesting caps (both snapback and fitted), and original sweatshirts I've never really seen online. I'm not really a fan of their selection, but I can see how some peeps dig it. Aside from the gear, the customer service could be better. I saw one Nike Air Max and got a staff member to get it in my size. I found that it didn't fit and tried chatting with him a bit. He seemed disinterested in trying to sell me anything and left to talk to the shorty at the front of the store. At other boutiques, the staff usually tries to hustle me. Kinda surprised. Again, I love Phenom's dope space and can appreciate their gear, but the customer service could be better.

Incredible sneaker/streetwear shop. One of the few places in the Midwest to get account such as…read moreBBC/Ice Cream, PLAY, Diamond Supply, and the list goes on. Beautiful ground up conceptual design with their Phenom cloud logo emblazoned across the racks, counters, and their own personal clothing that they manufacture in the back of the shop. So sick! Much love for this shop and always stop in to see their new gear whenever I'm in the area. Pricy for some of these products because of their brands, but it's well worth the pricepoint if you are savvy in the streetwear game and understand what you're actually looking at! o.O

Place is tough to beat when it comes to variety in price and selection for menswear. Staff is super…read morefriendly and eager to assist. You're also provided complimentary drinks while browsing the store. If the main floor doesn't meet your needs don't fret! Just go upstairs and there's an entire room of racks of sale items to check out which include items from previous seasons. Parking is also free behind the building. A piece of information I learned is not all items in store are placed online depending on the contract they have with the brand where brands may not allow them to sell pieces online, so your best bet if you're looking for something in particular would be to pop into the store.

This store is incredible! Their customer service is top notch and the quality of the clothes is…read moregreat. They have a discount warehouse on the third floor which is definitely worth a look. We did some damage for sure. This is a great spot if you are looking for jackets, sweaters, dress tops, and pants. There are multiple brands and all are amazing quality. I like that they have different price points so you can definitely find something that is in your price range somewhere. Will be back!

I loved my experience with the young dashing man that resembles PRINCE. Seriously had just a…read moremarvelous time shopping for my husband with his help. He was able to help my man with what he wanted along with indulging me going thru the store like a lunatic gathering up all the Egyptian cotton shirts in his size. Hubs came in for one little thing but we hooked him up with a lot of great items and even was able to order some of the patterns and have them delivered that were not in store. Jos. A. Bank can be expensive but if you look Mah-velous you feel Mah-velous.

After having previous better--never good--experiences, they have treated us to a REAL bad…read moreexperience. Be forewarned... On 7/19 I received an email "Loyalty" coupon good for $20 off any purchase over $20. I'd earned one before and using it went OK. The sales agents really don't let you shop and look/consider a purchase--they hover and shadow you. Not consumer friendly. So considering the prior use of this coupon and satisfactory transaction, I attempted to use the coupon received on 7/19 with a BAD outcome. Re-routed our travel schedule for Saturday 7/21 to get over to the--for us at the time--inconvenient location to use this coupon since it had limited time to do so. Let's count: re-route to get there; find a third level parking space [the movie theaters were if full swing]; park and walk over to the store; walk inside and suffer the interrogation and hovering, till I found the shirt I wanted. Upon presenting the coupon at check out, I was informed that the coupon was cancelled. "No replacement or reimbursement for my gas just getting here?" No, was the reply. I was told: "If you have questions, call customer (dis) service." I did so from the parking lot, and was told that the coupon was a mistake. No apology, no further info nor recourse. Someone in marketing made a mistake. My wife and I said: Yelpers need to know... (AND someone in their marketing department needs to be fired!) On Tuesday of this week 7/24 I received a replacement coupon (oh this trick again?) in the same amount. This time though the coupon expires mid-week and isn't convenient for most working people to use. BIG DEAL. You should know. We ALL should expect more, but then, honor, fairness and professionalism are all in short supply these days--even here--apparently.

A man of my size it can be difficult to find clothing that fits just so. Upon discovering Top Shelf…read morethat problem was solved.

If you want a real suit buying experience this is it. John is a professional and will fit you to…read morelook great while also teaching you all you need to know to get the right suit for you. I wanted something better than buying a suit off a shelf from some box store and I could not have been happier with Top Shelf in quality, fit, and the overall experience.

I just picked up a CD/AM/FM player with built in speakers in absolutely great shape for a song! The…read moreonly problem was that not many people recognized Inna-Goda-da-Vida, Baby! Great deals, great prices!!

it was alright, the styles that were there weren't for me though. but the service was really nice…read moreand the store was well laid out!

Disappointed. Call me "old school" but greeting me when I walk in the door goes a long way. Hey,…read moreeven an acknowledgment! We walked in the door, to a shop devoid of any other customers, and then were completely ignored by 2 salespeople who were obviously in a personal conversation about something more important than us. I have worked retail for over 10 years and know the importance of professionalism and good customer service and it starts with the basics. Needless to say, our wallets never left our pockets. We marched over to Martin Fitzpatrick and were blown away by not only their product, but the kindness and politeness given to us by their staff

No, I'm not the target demographic for a high-end menwear shop... but I like how mantiques like…read moreBlackBlue and Askov Finlayson and MartinPatrick3 are actually giving guys a place to buy stylish clothes. If my fiance were less of a man-beast (he's too tall for most clothing in general), if I physically brought him here and if I hid all the price tags, I like to think he'd shop here too. (What can I say? My fiance is a classy man who describes his look as "artfully disheveled." We all have our strengths.) In addition the the mostly American-made and Nordic clothing, they have some fun accessories for biking (leather 6-pack holder that I got my fiance for his birthday one year), camping (HOODED WALKING SLEEPING BAG SUIT?!?!) and some great home decor items like a woolen badger face pillow that I want in my house really badly. Also, the Faribault Woolen Mills blankets. Gimme. Dem. Blankets.