Gordmans

Someone told me how awesome this store was so I went to check it out. Not at all impressed. The clothes they sell are like Kmart quality. Yeah they are cheap but they probably have to be replaced after a few washes. The rest of the store reminded me of pier one but lower quality. Some of the art work was ok but I don’t get why anyone thinks this store is great. It’s just meh at best. Yeah I said meh.

Here you can find different products for the decorations for home and the commercial establishments. I like their products. For my restaurant interior decoration I bought most of the items here only. Nice place. :)

Ashley R. was awesome. Fist time at this place and it was great. My wife had Bree bacon burger & I had Mac n cheese– both were fantastic. Very friendly group of professionals, try this new place and you will like it.

Gordmans is a strange department store experience. I hate the logo and the colors to start with the dark purple with black lettering is dark and dingy looking. The store also has dark and messy feel to it. The clothes run along the line of cheap fabrics — probably sewn in some sweat shop by children. The prices are not that good for how tacky this place seems to me. The have a lot of trinket type items with lots of selections in color and theme in the home décor department. So if you wake up one day and decide that you want to redo a room with nothing but owls you can probably get it all under this one roof— I have been once and don’t see a return visit in my future.

It’s a massive store filled with everything you never knew you needed!
About half the store is clothing– I generally ignore this section as it would take days to wade through it all, but once in a while something catches my eye. I’ve bought a couple of tops there, a dress, and a pair of Silver Jeans for $ 34! They also have good prices on sports-​related apparel, Vikings sweatshirts, Twins tank tops, etc.
What I go for is the home décor area! They have a TON of stuff– like 3 full aisles dedicated to stuff to hang on your walls, another 2 full aisles each of photo frames, lamps, knick-​knacks, pet stuff, small furniture, pillows/​carpets and they have a large seasonal area that turns over pretty quickly. The prices are very reasonable, and they always have some coupon for 20% off an item, or 10% off your order.
I love the home décor– if you are selective and make multiple trips you can really find a lot of fun stuff that doesn’t look cheap or tacky, like most of the stuff at Marshalls.

I’ll for sure be back. It reminds me of a Steve and Barry’s, Tj Maxx or Marshalls. I was in a hurry so I didn’t have the proper time to devote to looking at everything. But i did manage to score a cute green clutch and a pair of Union Bay shades for $ 4 -$ 6, I can’t remember what I paid, but I was okay with the price!

Wow. There is a lot of stuff under one roof. Another store that must have just recently opened in Woodbury.
I have never been to one before, J had been to one in Missouri.
Not what I expected.
This place is a Marshalls meets Valu City meets a few other stores all rolled into one, with a lot of cheap stuff. It is quite packed with clothes, jewelry, shoes, toys, home accents, food, cookware, cheesy celebrity fragrances, hideous brands etc.
I did end up finding some cute inexpensive silver jewelry.
It’s a place to go and spend a lazy afternoon walking around looking at all the stuff crammed into the aisles and laugh at all the interesting useless gadgets; a keychain alcohol breathalyzer, snowball thrower because throwing a regular snow ball is too much effort.
Worth a gander and a few laughs.
Really cheap.