Paciugo Gelato & Caffe

The Mall of America is an awesome place for people of all ages! There are literally miles of store front space with nearly every store you can think of, plus there's an aquarium, theme park, lego land, and movie theater just to name a few of of the places. So, if you in the Twin Cities area on vacation, or you already live here it's a have to stop in and check out all the cool stuff kinda place.

I used to love this place. The people were awesome this time as usual. However, my burger was missing the bacon, the food was cold and the chardonnay was kept on the counter instead of chilled. They were terribly under-staffed. I'm not sure what happened since the last time I was here but it's not good. I hope they get it figured out, really like this place when it's run right.

Huge mall for you to shop til' your heart's content. They decorate the mall beautifully from top to bottom during the holidays, which makes for great pictures. The mall isn't far from the airport (a few blue line stops away from Terminal 1/2) which you can find the trains at the lower level of the mall. It's a great place to stall for time in the case you're waiting for a flight. They also practice social distancing very well in majority stores.

It was awesome to finally visit. Visited Saturday January 10th 2021. All the stores most were opened. You can get food but you couldn't consume drinks or food on the property. There are no attractions opened heard they're supposed to start opening things tomorrow. A lot of great gifts there and would love to revisit to enjoy all they have to offer. You need more than two and a half hours to walk the whole mall I noticed

Plenty to see here. Shop til you drop (or run out of money). The food court is great and has some decent food. The indoor amusement park is worth a try. Be careful going during holidays, there are lots of people and they even sit on the floor to eat. Some places you’ll get deals but for the most part everything is marked up. It’s just a big mall.

The Mall seems to be doing brisk business on the weekends at least, which is when I'm usually there, but it still doesn't seem as busy as I have seen it in years past. As far as I can tell, all the stores are open, however, some are restricting the number of people in the store at a time. Masks are required everywhere (except while eating). Most dining options are open, but some are still closed. They have reopened some public seating in the food courts, and some of the restaurants have dine-in seating available. I recommend getting reservations though of you want to dine-in. The public restrooms are open.