I'll tell you who this store isn't for: Me or the 20-somethings. I'll tell you who this store IS…read morefor: My mom. I don't mean that in a bad way at all. This place is awesome for 40+ women who want to feel sexy and stylin' but are *so* over the body-squeezing, flaw-showing, tight-tight-tight clothes that you so often find when you want sexy and stylin'. My mom was in need of a serious style makeover--stuck in the mom-and-grandma rut of sweatshirts and wearing-out flannel. We took her to Chico's and the staff was absolutely great. They're more than willing to give style guidance without being pushy OR falsely-flattering. My mom now has a quintessential Little Black Dress (at age 62, this is her first). She looks fabulous and beautiful in it. (I'm so proud!) Chico's has fun, flirty and relatively modest (we did find my mom a "church-cleavage" shirt...rawr!) clothing for older women that doesn't veer into matronly. It's more boutique-like, so the selection isn't so overwhelmingly huge that it's impossible to make a decision (this, ehem, might be an issue in our family). We got mom a gift certificate for her birthday, so I guess another shopping trip will be in order soon.

I use to work at Chicos. I walked in this store and looked at everything. No one said hi to me or…read moreeven acknowledged me. I will continue to order online or through the very nice woman in Fargo.

Today after my facial, I thought I would stop into Athleta to take a look at their new fall line…read morethat I had seen in the most recent catalogue. Two stars is being generous. One and a half is for the only male employee in the store that greeted me (and then eventually helped me get a dressing room - see more below). The other half star is for the female employee in the dressing room who asked me how I was doing about ten minutes into my trying-on of several items. After said male employee greeted me, no other sales person asked if I needed help looking for anything, and there were about 6 sales people total. The store was not overly busy - I would say about 10-12 people were shopping (and being helped). Within five minutes, I had found a few pieces I was admiring from the fall look book. Five minutes later, I was still looking. At no point did any person ask, "Would you like to start a fitting room?" even though it was clear I was accumulating items. After fifteen minutes of browsing, I go to the dressing room. There are two employees (female) working the dressing room, so one would assume you would get a room within 2 minutes. Oh, and there wasn't a line. Nope. I stand there, and even peek around the corner to see where were these mysterious employees. I felt like I was in a cartoon where one character tries to look around the tree, but that character darts behind them, and never the two shall meet. After about seven minutes of waiting (I'm still the only one "in line"), the same male employee walked past me and started to go into the restroom. He caught my glance, which truthfully probably radiated a lot of annoyance, and asked if I needed a fitting room. YES. YES, I DID. He finds me one in five seconds. I go in to try my items. Now about the clothes - maybe I'm not the target demographic (after all, this is the sports section of Banana Republic and The Gap), but it seemed like every piece had something a little off about it. Pants were too long (and if you hemmed them, it would lose the shape), crops were too plain (definitely did not feel great enough to pay $80 for them). Jackets looked great on the hangers, not on my petite frame. Ten minutes into my trying on items, I hear one of the elusive female dressing room employees chirp my name - "How's it going in there?" I answer with an "ok" just for her to go away. I end up leaving with nothing. I actually was so annoyed, I forgot I wanted to buy a water belt I had seen, but frankly the customer service sucked. They have a huge stock of merchandise - much more than it seems than the Mall of America location (which by the way, has friendlier employees). I would say that's the only plus. It is in Edina, and I wondered if the fact I wasn't a white middle-aged woman with an expensive purse, sans makeup because of my facial, and dressed in yoga clothes merited me zero recognition as a customer. I've been shopping from Lululemon for years, and even on their worst days, the service is better than this location. The pricing is about the same, but the difference is that the design is much more current, and the fit just goes above and beyond Athleta. I will pay $80 for crops that make me fall in love with the color and fit, but not if they are basic. My suggestion is if you don't look like you're from Edina, go to the MOA location, or shop online. My shipment is coming in a week.

I don't like having alot of credit cards, but I opened an Athleta card here under the sole reason…read morethat I was told I'd get $20 off the next time I used my card. So i tried to use it at this same location 2 weeks later and the manager was extremely rude and said there was nothing she could do for me since the reward wasn't showing up on my account. She was so unhelpful and unkind about it. The other clerks were nice and helpful though. They were uncomfortable with the way the manager was handling the situation. Never returning to this location. The manager doesn't know customer service and I never got my $20 off. I had $160 worth of things so it's not like I was trying to get anything for free. I don't recommend opening an Athleta account. Update: I called Athleta's customer service asking why my reward wasn't showing up. They told me that I would receive the reward in my next 1-2 billing statements. I told her that i already paid my bill online the next day so I wouldn't be receiving a statement. She told me and I quote "oh..then you wouldn't be eligible for the $20 reward." SO what Athleta is telling me is that if you have good credit and don't let the borrowed money sit in your account and build up interest then you don't get the $20 reward. What kind of scam is this?! Done.

i have nothing bad to say about this outlet... maybe the only down side is that they need to stock…read moreon more small sizes. I like their gap fit selection and they have a ton of pants that are from last season. Facts about the location: Its located in the middle section of the outlet. Come during the early morning if youre shopping on the weekend to avoid the crowds. Pretty friendly staff. You can use your banana card and if you don't have it with you, they will look it up.

I used to love this place. I'd frequently get awesome deals nearly every time I came here (they…read moreused to have a rack filled with clothing for $1.97!). Those days are long gone. These days, just like the Gap's regular retail stores, prices are JACKED UP sky-high and then they run a 40% off everything-in-the-store sale. Total joke. Take a look at the "retail" prices on this stuff. It's a damn joke. Sweaters are $50! Dresses are $60! I think the prices of "outlet" stuff is HIGHER than their regular mall stores. And the material is cheap cheap cheap! Cheesecloth tops! Acrylic sweaters that will pill if you look at them the wrong way. That said, I was there this weekend and they had some really cute stuff for fall. I haven't seen cute stuff in this store since 2008. Must...resist! The customer service is fine -- even if the line to checkout looks overwhelming, don't worry - there's always enough registers open that it moves very fast.

My wife and I frequent this location regularly, and we've always had good experiences. To us this…read morefeels like the best laid out location in the Twin Cities area, everything is easy to find compared to other Targets, and is overall just well organized. Just today, I was back here, and they were able to write a happy birthday message on a cake same day, and the bakery staff was very kind about it. I also really appreciate that they will bring out Starbucks drinks withdrive up orders, I think all stores do that now, but wow, has it been a really nice convenience!

Not my "normal target", but stopped based on convenience. This target is very nice on the inside…read morewith a large amount of open registers and self checkout. They had everything I needed. Parking lot has a huge amount of online pickup spots so just park in back of lot and walk.

Ordered online. Discount coupons at checkout took 20% off! Picked up effortlessly. Got help from a…read moreknowledgeable store worker to look for similar items. I agree with others. The store is understaffed.

I've had multiple issues with this location they only will refund your purchases in cash, their…read moreemployees aren't knowledgeable (if you can find one to ask a question to that is) the last time I was there I wanted to exchange a defective product and was informant they can't do an exchange and I had to return it the manager than came and said they can't do exchanges in their system what they would have done before I returned it was just handed me a item but since I hadn't done that they couldn't do anything, I had used a coupon and they refused to match the coupon price to the new item even with the receipt and prior exchange at this point I rather drive further to go anywhere besides here to get my craft supplies.

I havent actually been to this store just placed an order over the phone. Holly and Lissa were…read morereally helpful and accomodating and told me at one point they would call me back. They actually did and they where able to place my order! I had a really good experience here and everyone i spoke to was really nice and respectful. No complaints its ugg boots at a discount you really cant go wrong !!!!