Whether it's for a wife, mother, grandma or best friend, St. Louis Outlet Mall in Hazelwood, the region’s premier shopping and entertainment destination, offers Top Ten Gift Ideas for Mom.
The company also closed four other locations: three in Florida and one in Missouri the same day the restaurant, located at St. Louis Outlet Mall, closed.
If you love eating at Bob Evans, you'll have to head one exit east or west on I-270, because the restaurant has closed shop in the City of Hazelwood. The building is boarded up over at St. Louis Outlet Mall and Margaret Standing, Director, Corporate Communications for Bob Evans Farms spoke with Hazelwood Patch about the decision to close the comfort food location. "The restaurant was closed due to low volume," she said. "Of course, this was a very difficult decision, but as a public company, we have an obligation to our shareholders to improve our results each year." Remember you can like Hazelwood Patch on Facebook. Don't forget to visit Twitter: @HazelwoodPatch, or signup for the Hazelwood Patch newsletter here. Standing said employees …
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Both businesses have at least three instances of serving alcohol to minors in a 12-month period.
Two Hazelwood businesses lost their liquor licenses on Tuesday because employees have served alcohol to minors on at least three occasions within a 12-month period. The Phillips 66 Convenience Store, located at 6901 Howdershell Road, and Tony Roma's, located at St. Louis Outlet Mall, will no longer be allowed to serve alcohol. The Hazelwood Police Department conducts the undercover visits and has a procedure in place where it checks all licensed businesses on a regular basis to ensure compliance. Tony Roma's license is conditionally revoked; however, Phillips 66 has a permanent revocation. Hazelwood City Council approved the decisions at its meeting last week. Prior to that, Hazelwood's Liquor Committee solidified the recommendations after…
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9:17 am on Sunday, March 17, 2013
It would appear that a little favoritism is being played in the case of Tony Roma's it would seem to me that any violation of this kind a suspension of one year of longer should be placed in effect in stead of giving the establishment a break in situations like this. Revoke thier license just like you would for anyone else one year or longer. Tony Roma's is probably getting special treatment … more ›
Ross Dress for Less Opens Saturday at St. Louis Outlet Mall
It was announced last year and now the highly anticipated store is opening at St. Louis Outlet Mall. Ross Dress fo Less will be the first anchor to open at St. Louis Outlet Mall since Plan Nine Skatepark in 2009. The store will add between 40 and 50 full and part time jobs in the City of Hazelwood, according to Julia Bishop-Cross, a spokesperson for the mall. There will be a grand opening celebration Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m., which will include musical performances from Hazelwood School District elementary school bands and high school show choirs, as well as a ribbon cutting. Ross will be located in the 30,000 sq. foot. location Circuit City once occupied. The new store will give away $1,000 in Ross Dress for Less gift cards. From …
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Boeing is suspending operations during Thursday’s second shift for some employees. St. Louis Outlet Mall will reopen at 10 a.m. Friday. Find out about all North County closures.
The thundersnow (as some meteorologist are calling it) has it the City of Hazelwood and St. Louis Outlet Mall and The Boeing Co., are responding as the see appropriately. St. Louis Outlet Mall, called it quits for the day a 1:30 p.m. That closure affected more than 160 stores and restaurants, but Cabela's is remaining open today. Mall management said the facility will reopen for regular business hours on Friday at 10 a.m. Remember you can like Hazelwood Patch on Facebook at www.facebook.com/HazelwoodPatch. Don't forget to visit Twitter: twitter.com/HazelwoodPatch, or signup for the Hazelwood Patch newsletter here. The Boeing Co. is also shutting down early today, at least for part of the day. It is suspending operations during Thursday’s …
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11:07 am on Friday, February 22, 2013
I feel bad for the Cabela's employees that had to stay. That really sucks. more ›
These days any observance is used as an excuse to host a sale, and a for people to shop. Here are a few deals in the Hazelwood area this President's Day.
Monday is a holiday intended to celebrate George Washington and Abraham Lincoln's birthday. Still, President's Day is meant to celebrate all of our past and present heads of state. Tell us, who is the greatest commanders-in-chief? While you think about that take a look at some local deals: Carter's: Buy one get one free in store and online. American Eagle Outfitters: 25% Off + Free Shipping w/ code 21393551 Gymboree: Up to 70% off Old Navy, Gap and Banana Republic: 15-20 percent off with your credit card. The online code is ONPDAY. Missouri Mercantile: It's not really a President's Day sale but rather a store closing, but the St. Louis Outlet Mall will have 25 percent off all merchandise until February 28. Hancock Fabric: Get 15 percent …
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The retailer's lease is up at St. Louis Outlet Mall at the end of February. St. Charles will be its new home.
There is nothing like buying local, supporting the local economy and local businesses. Sadly, one Hazelwood business that is as local as local gets will be closing its doors at the end of February. Bill Olwig, Missouri Mercantile's owner made the tough decision to close after a lot of deliberation, he said. "It's been a rough last couple of years at the mall," Olwig said. "I thought it was the economy but since it looks like things have gotten better with the economy, I'm not seeing an improvement with sales." Missouri Mercantile's location at St. Louis Outlet Mall in the City of Hazelwood doesn't make the best fit for a store as such, Olwig said. A few locations in differing cities have been tested with most striking out. Before the …
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7:50 pm on Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Take the negativety and stereotypes somewhere else Bob! more ›
Let us know how your experience went at the mall formerly known as St. Louis Mills.
If you take customer service seriously, you know what a difference it can make in your experiences with local businesses. That's why it's so important to share those experiences with the community--both good and bad. Whether you've had an excellent customer service experience or one that left you less than satisfied, we want to hear from you--and so do your neighbors. Here's your chance to let your fellow Hazelwood residents know how you feel about the businesses around town. Each week, we’re giving a readers the opportunity to rate a business or public place in the City of Hazelwood, and to tell others what they’ve experienced. It’s very simple. Just click on the link provided of the business name or public location, and rate it from …
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If you own or manage a business in Hazelwood, you can claim your listing in the Hazelwood Patch directory for free. Thanks to recent listing claimers.
Here at Hazelwood Patch, we're proud to acknowledge our neighbors in the business community. And that's why we're giving a big shout-out to some businesses that claimed their listings on Patch here recently. We'd like to thank: St. Louis Center for Aesthetic & Restorative Dentistry, Allstate Insurance - Samuel H. Lee, Lady Bugs, Hazelwood KinderCare, Special Dispatch, St. Louis Outlet Mall, Metro Shooting Supplies and Prudential Select Properties - Stella Hughes, for claiming their listings. Remember you can like Hazelwood Patch on Facebook at www.facebook.com/HazelwoodPatch. Don't forget to visit Twitter: twitter.com/HazelwoodPatch, or signup for the Hazelwood Patch newsletter here. Claiming your listing on Patch shows readers you're …
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The amendment to the mall’s Parental Escort Policy will be effective Friday.
St. Louis Outlet Mall, formerly St. Louis Mills, has amended it Parental Escort Policy it says to "capitalize on the success of the program." Starting Jan. 25, beginning at 3 p.m. instead of 6 p.m. on weekend nights, children 16 years of age and younger who are visiting the mall must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who is 21 years of age or older. “The Parental Escort Policy has been a great success since we introduced it in 2006, so much so that our customers, tenants and community members have urged us to extend the hours and build on that success,” said St. Louis Outlet Mall’s general manager, David Reed. “We want to be pro-active in keeping our mall a family-oriented, quality shopping environment.” Customers should be prepared …
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10:52 am on Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Teens can be a bit unruly when they feel free and it can interfere with other people's shopping experiences, so I totally get making the parents be responsible and present with their kids. The mall isn't a daycare. more ›
Mary Singleton
10:33 pm on Monday, May 6, 2013
We like TaMichael also. He still works at Longhorn next door. more ›