MartinPatrick 3

Came in looking simply for a plain baseball cap. The gentleman at the front desk greeted me warmly, offered a refreshment, and happily guided me through the store to exactly the right spot. The rest of the staff were similarly warm. Such an interesting, wish I had more than 10 minutes to shop. I'll be back!

Bought a custom made sport coat and suit here in the summer. Came in today with an emergency coffee stain prior to a big event. Todd was super helpful trying to find the perfect replacement shirt. None worked given my extra length, so he took my stained shirt into the back and had it cleaned within a few minutes, for free. Excellent customer service!!!

Lots and lots of luxurious clothes. Reminds me of Harvey Nichols in London. Very expensive but highly luxurious clothing. I will buy a suit from here in the future. Zero sales tax on anything purchased here in Minneapolis.

It’s one of those magical shops that you fly to Paris or New York to visit. Gorgeous selections at many price points, very good and knowledgeable staff. Also - and this sort of thing normally doesn’t move me- but the owners of the store do so much for the local community it’s remarkable.

While staying in Minneapolis for the weekend for a concert, I searched for "best men's clothing stores in Minneapolis" so we could get my husband some new clothes. Martin Patrick 3 was one of the top picks. It was close to our hotel so we checked it out. 2 hours later, he had a new wardrobe and I can't wait to go back for their women's clothing and other fun selections. Great service and amazing ambiance. I no longer miss Barney's of New York as Martin Patrick 3 surpassed that experience.

I was in Minneapolis this past week and visiting this Men’s Clothing Store and all I can say is HOLY **** !! This is one of the nicest if not the nicest mens store and now women’s in the country I may say. They have anything you need. I felt like I was in the Mall Of America! Amazing selection of home goods as well. This is a must check out store.The Staff is well equipped it and eager to help you trust me you want to stop in just for the experience!!

Definitely a gem! A great men’s shop with all types of clothing and accessories. From bags and watches to T-shirts and heavy winter jackets. Prices from $ to $$$$.

THE most impossibly cool store for men and women. So much to see in the store as they are a design house first and foremost. I could have spent hours in there. High end fashion and amazing accessories and gifts. 5+ stars.

This store is beautiful. I had never been there and thought it was exclusively a men's store. Boy was I mistaken. The service was exceptional with the staff offering drinks immediately upon arrival. My companion was on the hunt for a garment bag and the one he found was perfect. Although pricy I feel the quality was high. Will definitely go back.

This is one of the only stores I have been to that you feel transported to somewhere else- and it's fabulous. I can't afford 90% of the items in the store but that doesn't stop me from seeing what they have, sampling the vast selection of body care/designer fragrance/home care items. I have purchased unique gifts here as well. The staff are beyond amazing- I have gone in my workout clothes as my gym is around the corner and they still treat me like a worthy human being.

Totally cool store especially for men. It's like walking into a real life Kings Men boutique(as in the movie). I personally could not afford most of what's in here but I feel chic just walking around here. It's also a Lot Bigger than you think with a lot of interesting knocks and crannies. Sorry didn't take any pics it would've been uncool.

Witnessed an alleged "senior designer" from Martin Patrick 3 on a job site for a month. Authoritative over zealous human being who lacked boundaries and professional acumen. The designer verbally committed NUMEROUS times to owning "everything visual" on the job site regardless of what company had the work order. House Managers in place we're being told by this domineering designer that: -Soaps, including shampoo -Junk drawer placement & items inside -Clothing & toiletry put aways -Floral arrangements -Spice drawers that include salt & pepper ALL fell under their action items as they were "visual" and it was the "creative" design hire in charge! During the final preparations to get the home ready the house management company purchased groceries and the completed kitchen DID NOT have a pantry to put anything away !! 4O million dollar house and NO PANTRY! Martin Patrick designer way over stepped her boundaries. It is a fact that the designer verbally attacked the cleaning company and ran them off site in tears. The same day this designer had a verbal sparring match with the General Contractor onsite. The day the owners were to take possession of their new home the designer left heaps of trash piles & packaging and cardboard. Outdoor patio furniture covers heaped up in a pile and left for the House Manager to cleanup. This designer left vases, flower stems and floral shrapnel in a pile in the garage. Unwrapped furniture & returns stacked up. Most every item MP3 designer verbally committed to owning int the weeks prior were left incompleted. MP3 designer put the blame on the House Management firm for incomplete projects they initially took ownership of. At one point the designer fabricated a complete lie and told the owner of the home in a phone conversation that the "House Manager" was taking video of the interiors. When the House Manager confronted MP3 designer and reported the incident MP3 designer recanted the accusation. "It was all a big miscommunication" the designer alleged. Possibly she should of been designing a pantry? She spent days searching TJ Mazz and Marshall's for accent decor pieces ?? I thought MP3 had these items? Why hire a designer who procures items from TJ Max? Wonder what kind of mark up was added to those items. This unprofessional dictator was rude to the staff and vendors and is disrespectful and aggressive with the help. Think before you EVER get involved with MP3 from Minneapolis Minnesota. Horrible experience. A total joke!

Martin Patrick 3 is truly a unique store, it is wonderfully curated and appointed and the layout affords plenty of exploration. It is a shame then that the service for such a wonderful store is subpar. Traveling from Chicago, I look forward to shopping at Martin because of the experience of discovery -- which absolutely demands attentive and caring staff. Upon arrival I was greeted vaguely by someone at the front desk who couldn't bother to look up from his paperwork to properly address my party. I wandered around for 20 minutes, passing several staff members, before I was asked if I needed any help. For a store of this stature I consider this a failure. Two staff members were folding clothes and clearly saw me walk by and they didn't even greet me. This same staff however greeted a different customer who walked by shortly after me. I have received more welcoming service at a gas station. When my husband and I finally did get greeted and given a room to try on clothes, it wasn't until after we decided on a few purchases were we asked if we needed water. The demeanor of the sales associate completely changed. I wonder if this is now customary of the sales staff to be so selective of who gets help and when, and only if someone has decided on a purchase. Which is truly unfortunate because my first experience of Martin was wonderful and all of the staff were welcoming and attentive. I question why my experience today was so appalling. As a person of color I couldn't help but feel as though this could have been a factor in why I was so blatantly ignored. This store offers so much and is a joy to walk through, but I feel guilty spending thousands of dollars where I am not welcome. Do better or you will lose this customer.

Great high quality merchandise in a low key setting. Dylan was very helpful in helping me find a cool, Italian suit fr a retirement party. I can highly recommend this business. Dave

I was told about this store while shopping around the surrounding area and it was a great one to go visit! I love the atmosphere with all of the interior pieces mixed throughout the clothing. Fun to go and just look around even. A lot of high end men's wear as well as lavish home decor. Was helped by Dustin and was even offered beverages while shopping. I ended up getting a couple cigars as gifts which were nicely boxed at purchase as well as a candle. They also have a sale section for men's clothing on the far side which is more my speed. One of my favorite parts was the wide selection of niche fragrances, I always enjoy trying those out. Would recommend stopping by!

Fantastic men's selection. Every time I'm in town a stop at this place is a must. I always find something unique here. I wish there were more places like this.

This place is expansive. I'm amazed at how many options they have for clothes and home goods. I could easily spend an hour in here just walking around and looking at stuff. The price tags are hefty, but the assortment is impressive.

I travel to Minneapolis from Omaha to buy suits, sport coats, and clothes from Jeff Springer. He is quite simply exceptional. His goal is not to sell you something, but to educate you so that you get some thing that fits your style. He's so honest and will even tell you when you shouldn't buy something. Without question, you will leave Martin Patrick with a very quality product and look great. You will get compliments from your coworkers as the best dressed person in your office. Quality and fit matter. If you don't get dressed by Jeff, you're missing out on a wonderful life experience. Cheers, Glen Weaver.

This place is an experience. Martin Patrick can be a bit intimidating due to its grandeur, but it's worth it. This review is only for the denim section of this huge boutique-department store-style mens mostly shop with a barber shop and more... My fashionisto friend gave my boyfriend a list of current "it" denim and where to find them. Turns out you can get most of them here at Martin Patrick. It is a good thing that the staff here are very attentive because it is necessary as this place is not easy to navigate and the store in its totality is a monstrosity. Even with the denim section being decidedly smallish, comparatively, a guide is still required unless you are freakishly up on your denim varieties. Before getting started we were offered a beverage: coffee? Sam was our guide for today's denim safari. He asked what sort of fit and constitution my boyfriend was looking for and quickly got to work, pulling out several pair for trying. The fitting room was rather sartorial with a 3-way mirror and a fitting platform where you can be measured for tailoring (which is offered free of charge). Sam stayed within an ears reach to check on fit, offer suggestions and/or opinions and change out sizes. He also educated us on the difference brands and cuts and how they would wear over time. Check out was very easy, and we were offered cold bottles of water. Over all a great experience. We will be returning

Great store and selection. Nick M provided the best customer service one could provide. Also lots of steals in the sale section (back corner)

Fabulous store - filled to the brim with tempting, stylish merchandise! So thrilled to have inspiring, fun shopping back in Mpls. My budget is probably at the low end of their target market, but still items within reach - $5 sassy greeting cards. Staff is friendly, but doesn't hover. MP3 - keep it coming!

This place is awesome. It reminds me of the old Dayton's and the similar departments. You can find anything here from the spectacular to the fabulous to the humorous. This is high style and quality merchandise at it's best. There is no other like it in the country.

If Roger Sterling was real, alive, and living in Minneapolis, I'd like to think he would shop here. They have a great selection of all types of things in a very cool layout. If you're a man (or shopping for a man) with any interest in #menswear, I highly suggest checking this place out to find something a little different, a little quirky. They just totally renovated the place and it looks awesome.They carry some really awesome nationally known brands (Jack Spade- check out their dopp kits, JW Hulme- a local brand, Naked and Famous for selvedge denim) as well as some random, smaller brands. I had been looking for a braided brown leather belt for the longest time and finally found one here, that was perfect. The watch selection is amazing and a lot of them are really reasonably priced. They also seem to have a great selection of things to gift- books, bar sets, etc. MartinPatrick3 has sales seasonally, so be sure to follow them on Facebook, Twitter and/or Instagram (I'm partial to their Instagram, because they post cool shots of new things they're carrying).

After brunching across the way, J wanted to stop in and look at the furniture store which led us to Martin Patrick 3. "Essentials for Mankind"... Indeed. This will be our new go to place for our hard to buy for "NYC boys" gifts. The store is laid out so nice and art directed with class and style. Both of the gentleman working there were very helpful, friendly and made us aware of the sale going on. Informative in a non overly intrusive way. There was a really great pair of frames that I wish J had picked up. Might have to swing by to pick those up. We were both thoroughly impressed with the selection and the store overall.

We bought a set of American Leather chair & ottoman via MP3 and the "supposedly" premium quality furniture arrived with defects/quailty issues. While the manufacturer neither stood behind their quality nor offered any solution, Sam Fehrenbach (MP3's sales associate) went above and beyond to make things right. So kuddos to Sam for his excellent customer service!!

This place is absurd. It's deceptively as large as an airplane hangar and you'll actually probably get lost wandering around inside it. I appreciate the staff's honesty in steering me away from a jacked I kind of wanted because it didn't fit well (while not just trying to steer me toward something more expensive).

Spent Saturday on a shopping tour for Husband. It was a beautiful day, so I didn't mind popping into small stores around the city--especially since his attention span in stores is short and he manages to pepper coffee and snack breaks throughout his "errands". This is wholly unlike my mother who is of the ilk that no consumption should take place until after "the job is done". Martin Patrick 3 was on "our list". We'd never been, and Husband has dreams of having a separate living quarters that resemble an old world gentleman's club and barber shop, so this place was perfect. We saw many accessories he'd love to own from bags to valets to hats. The store was warm in a "hunt club" kind of way and I especially liked the bar/checkout area. This is a great place to pickup a gift for your guy, or a good way to get your guy to become excited about shopping in general. We will be back.

This place was the last place I expected to find in Minneapolis. This haberdashery goes on, and on, and on, and just when you expect it to end, on. They seem to carry every and everything between Rod & Gunn, Bonobos, to Etro and Montcler. Filling in the gaps with hype driven one off Adidas, NB, Reigning Champs and more. I forgot a pair of trunks and a belt while visiting and this store made it feel like my trip did not miss a beat. Now...debating about those Aldens...

Martin Patrick 3 makes me wish I were a boy. This oasis of menswear and accessories is where fashionable men get their jollies and where unfashionable men learn how to be fashionable. No matter how hard you look in this North Loop man-tique, you will not be able to find anything that isn't super-cool. The designer duds? The Marc Jacobs satchels (or man-purses, whatever you wanna call them)? The high-end shaving products? The cocktail and cigar supplies? The fancy pens and business card holders? The dapper bowties and vintage cuff links? I die. The other day, I bought a serious leather belt for my boyfriend that is most definitely too cool for him and too expensive for me. It was made in Portland and it looks like it will age much more gracefully than his other belts that are falling apart at the seams. It was $85 and I have no regrets about it. -- If you do have regrets about anything, make sure you take your purchase back within 15 days!

Will start by saying, what a great concept in men's life style shopping. Everything you can need or want under one roof. That being said, when it comes to customer service it's non existent. We were visiting for the holidays. So we made plans to go shop. Not the first or even second time shopping at MP3. After walking in and selections a few things, it must have taken a few minutes to find someone to assist us finding sizes or a fitting room. Once we did, never seen so much attitude from an individual who I'm sure works in commission. So I decided he didn't need my money. As for the hubby he found a few items he could live without. As he found someone to ring him up, yet again disappointment. The item that was clearly on a table with 40% off sign was not on sale(that color). Sad to say he still purchased the item, why?! As we return to Minn so I will make sure to find other places to shop. Now a days retail needs to still remember that loyal customers make them successful.

I live in LA, and the shopping at MartinPatrick3 and BlackBlue in St. Paul is a head-up on the menswear we have out there. Someone said "have been shopping here for years without buyer's remorse," and that's exactly how I feel. Great quality, super knowledgeable and friendly staff who never push product. Check them out, these guys are the best.

Wow I had never been to this store before but heard a lot about it. I came out to a event that they were having for the Scout Guide launch party. Wow! It seriously was one of the best events I've ever gone to in Minneapolis. Everyone was so friendly and the store was set up's so nicely. They had so many fun and unique things at the party. Which included a cotton candy machine, photo booth, drink station and more. I felt like I was transplanted to a swanky party in NYC. They also gave alway tons of free books. The store was beautiful and has so much eye candy. I will definitely be back

If I ever get the itch to shop, I always find myself here. The diverse and trendy clothing they have is unparalleled to any men's boutique in Minneapolis, and the little luxurious gifts and home decor is expansive and breathtaking. Hoss, one of the managers, is my favorite to work with. Talk about above and beyond! Aside from knowing my personal tastes and styles, he also makes the most beautiful bracelets! I and many on my friends have them! I wish there were more places like this for men here, but that would take away from the beauty of this place. Love it here!

When you walk into this store it's like no other store in the world. Ultimate selection of anything Your heart desires. Whether it's the finest furniture or the cleanest fragrances around, they can accommodate you here. Also not to mention the finest men's suits and clothes, ties, hats, socks.! Name it and they got it. It's like a Fred Segal meets barneys, but with there own twist.I am always treated very well here, they have a superior staff that appreciates your business. Definitely would recommend Martin Patrick3 to anyone out there that has a true appreciation for the sense of style.

As a gal, I'm a sucker for a well appointed men's shop, they get all the best accessories. And Martin Patrick 3 has it all, impeccably curated and displayed stylishly. Simply the best retailing I saw during my time in Mps. Racks of classic shirts and stacks of hats are displayed next to manly but sexy smelling candles. Cases of timeless cuff links, wallets and ties polish it off. They also offer tailored bags, martini shakers and other bar accessories. An amusing collection of books and other Heffner-esque home accessories are fun to browse. To top it all off, the staff is super knowledgable, friendly, charming, well-dressed and very helpful. Ladies: A great place to snag your man an upscale gift (or a fragrance for yourself... I picked out "Fat Electrician" for myself with its hints of smoky whiskey, wood and dirt) Gents: put yourself in the more-than-capable hands of the MP3 staff and get yourself spiffed up.

This is the penultimate place that makes you wish you didn't have student loans. I've lived in New York City & spent significant amounts of time in Nashville, Chicago, Los Angeles & DC, yet have *never* found a store as well curated as MP3. Located in a gorgeous building on the North Loop, this truly is a one stop shop. Everything inside is gorgeous, unique, and admittedly, upscale (with prices to prove it). However, they have a big room for clearance and I for an incredible pair of designer boots that were already on sale for an extra 40% off! I then, of course, had to buy a candle, some masculine scented hand cream, stationary & cuff links as a gift. Come prepared to spend a few hours browsing everything they have to offer... and maybe go to an ATM & only take cash in the store so you stick to a budget. It's an easy place to get lost in, suddenly your "window shopping" has turned into an all day, $1000 affair. The customer service is top notch. The free beer is an added touch. The selection of products are well-curated and brilliantly displayed. Who knew the best men's boutique in the world was in Minnesota??

Oblivious sales woman in the watch department. Also very limited watch selection for women.

Good selection and layout. The sales people can be pretty pushy which can get pretty annoying. But I've been in commission sales so I understand that pressure. Overall if you need a lot of help finding sizes and different options this will work for you. If you prefer to browse and just look for yourself, stick to shopping online.

The staff is outstanding. I popped in just at closing recently and managed to lose my phone while I was losing myself in the beautifully curated store. All the staff worked with me to find it (after hours!) and again before opening the next day. It was finally located and returned. A big thank you to Todd, Dylan and the other staff members. I look forward to returning and finding the perfect gift for the men in my life.

I was in town for a long weekend, visiting close family friends who live in Edina, and they recommended I check out MartinPatrick3 while in town. As someone who lives in NYC, I was initially very impressed with the store itself as well as the level of service provided by the staff. Over the course of two days, I purchased a couple of items as well as made a large purchase on my first blazer. I felt cared for and waited on by patient staff, who helped guide me in this significant purchase! I was initially excited to support a small, local mens boutique as opposed to shopping at a big department store. The blazer I had purchased needed a few alterations done, and I was told by my sales associate that all in all, the alterations would take a few days and I would be receiving my blazer late the following week, or first thing the week afterwards. I felt this was a reasonable timeline, and I left feeling excited about my purchase. My experience with MartinPatrick3 post-purchase could not have been more different than my purchase in-store. After two weeks, and no communication from the store, I followed up with my sales associate, who communicated that there had been a delay and the blazer had not shipped yet. I was told it would be shipped out the following Monday and I would be receiving it by Thursday at the latest. That Thursday, nearly three weeks from the date of purchase, it had not arrived. Again, because there had been zero communication from the store, I followed up to inquire about where exactly my blazer was, as well as to express my disappointment and frustration with how long it had taken, and the lack of communication from their end. I spoke to a manager, Hoss, who offered a thinly-veiled apology, explaining that despite having been given a different timeline, they "had done their best" and there was nothing else they would be able to do. When I inquired about what else they may be able to offer since the mistake was on their end, I was expressly told "I don't see how that would help repair the relationship." All in all, his arrogant attitude communicated to me that I was a second-tier customer, and they had no desire to repair the relationship. My conversation with the store manager left a worse taste in my mouth than the jacket arriving weeks late. Frankly, it was not the kind of experience I expected when shopping with a local high-end menswear boutique. I followed up with my sales associate and expressed my frustration and disappointment, and asked me to pass along the contact information for the owner, as I felt the need to communicate how I had been treated. At the time of this publishing, it has been nearly a week and I still have not received any sort of follow-up from MP3. At the very least, I had expected to receive an email or phone call from higher management, but the lack thereof only solidifies what I had been feeling all along: that I was not an important customer and my concerns were unimportant. It is a real shame, as I loved the store and the products being sold there, but after being treated by higher-level management this way, I will make it a point to avoid supporting their business in the future.

Great place with amazing service and friendly staff that is always knowledgeable with their shop. The selection of clothing and accessories are amazing and seem to be more exclusive than the average clothing store. It has just about all styles covered and at a reasonable price.

I needed a 1930s themed outfit, walked in, and Nick took great care of me. Multiple options and price points and he listened to my needs. Great service, and the pieces aren't so specific that I can't weave them into my daily wear! Thanks Nick!

Okay. If you have oodles of money to spend, you might think this is a great place to shop. I went with a Groupon for a haircut at Marty's Mens Shop. I arrived about 5 minutes before my appointment time (after having to ask a salesperson for directions to the barber shop) and was told the stylist was running about 10 minutes behind. I browsed for a while in various areas near my destination and found the store cramped and crammed with merchandise. During that 15 or so minutes, only one salesperson asked if I needed any assistance. Many areas have aisles wide enough for only one person to pass, so if someone is already there, you have to find a different path to your destination. The haircut experience was generally very good. I showed my stylist a photo on my phone of the style I wanted, and he was quick to tell me he understood what kind of haircut I wanted (which was very different from the hairstyle I walked in with). I got a hot towel on my neck prior to a neck shave with a straight razor, and talcum powder lightly applied afterward. The hot towel before and the talcum after were very nice touches. I don't often go for a $50 haircut, so I got service that was in line with what I purchased, even if it was with a Groupon. I give the haircut 4 stars, but the overall experience in the store brought it down to 2 stars. Since I can't rate the salon separately from the rest of the store, the salon suffers.

Disgustingly overpriced. A decent experience that is swiftly diminished by the time you swipe your card. Sales team can be a little buttery, hopefully someone takes this concept and runs with it the correct way. Until then, never again.

This store is unbelievable! I could browse here for hours. I don't care if that shaving kit is $200 & meant for a man's beard, I will use it to shave my legs because it's THAT cool! Everything in here makes me "ooh" and "aah" and wish I had more men in my life to buy stuff for. Prices are both reasonable & unreasonable (for me, anyways). Ryan bought fairly inexpensive cuff links here for our wedding, but also found an amazing carry on that was over $800. Although it was considered, it was not justifiable! Stop in if you are in the neighborhood! Everyone is so friendly & although you may leave empty-handed, you definitely will NOT want to!

I went to the store to look at the sale items and Brunello Cucinelli items. I have never been in such a pretentious store in my life! Not one person greeted me or bother to make eye contact . I'll go spend my money at Hubert White before I give this store another thought.

One of the best Men's boutique in the midwest, and certainly the best in Minnesota. Gracious,friendly and knowledgable staff combined with amazing selection of stylish apparel and accessories, makes this the most desirable one-stop-shop for men. Thank you, Todd, for taking time today take my measurements for an attire that's not even being made at MP3. You are a gem for that.

A few weeks ago, I was in the market for a suit and ran into Robert at MP3. Got to talking about my style, careers aspirations, and hobbies. Robert fitted me with an excellent custom-order suit that I am loving more and more everyday. Get compliments on this puppy every time I wear it!

Let me start by saying that even though this is a MEN'S store, I always end up leaving with something for myself...and something that I don't *really* need at that! - A paperweight with a monocle-clad dog on it? Yep. - A gunmetal picture frame? Yep. - A manly-scented room candle? I NEED that. For unique, high-quality gifts for the gent in your life--or your shameless self--this is the place to go. They have everything from clothing, to office supplies, to housewares to refined toiletries, and more. Did I almost forget to mention that they'll pour you a bourbon while you shop? The best.

If there was a men clothing shop in Hogwarts I imagine it would be like MartinPatrick. It's a magical shop with something for everyone at a variety of price points. The store itself is gorgeous, the staff friendly and not at all overbearing. I could spend hours just looking around.

I heard a lot about Martin Patrick 3 regarding it's recent re-location so eventually I decided I couldn't take it anymore and decided to try it out for myself. From the moment I walked in I was taken back by not only the friendly staff but the amazing masculine but stylish decor. Note I had never been in Martin Patrick 3 before (even at it's previous location) so this was an entirely new experience for me. They have a small assortment of actual men's clothing but the high-end accessories more than compensate. Everything from bow ties (my personal favorite) to cufflinks to wallets to coffee table books and beyond makes up this space. One of my personal pet peeves of shopping is being torturously greeted by the annoyed sales associate or being completely ignored all together but not here. The staff was friendly and helpful and answered all my questions with ease. This place absolutely gets my stamp of approval as I know I will be stopping back again and again. Now if only I had an endless supply of money to complete my growing bow-tie collection....maybe someday.

A comprehensive men's store in a way that recalls old-fashioned department stores but with significantly narrower (and better!) aims for each shopper. I've never been in a men's clothing store like this. The store aims to provide clothes for every stage and need of a man's life. One side of the store starts with streetwear and as you make your way across the store you'll find custom made suits and shirts. In between are shirts, sport coats and athletic wear for every day wear. Each section only has a few brands, chosen with some obvious thought. In a way, it's a Trader Joe's to a department store's full line grocery store. (Though only in terms of food, not price.)

What's not to love about this place? Definitely Minnesota's hippest store, hands down. I love how the displays are designed and laid out. They are artful and creative. I love the music they play, very modern and groovin. (Lol). Many of the brands they carry are European and unique designers you don't see anyplace else. Really great clothes, shoes, and accessories. They have a beautiful display of home furnishings and interior design services. The possibilities are endless with the many beautiful interior design options they offer. I also love their body care and fragrances. Very beautiful and unique lines. They carry a large variety of Aesop, which is my favorite skin and body care line. If you haven't tried Aesop, I highly recommend it. They also carry a unique offering of fragrance; many of the scents are unisex, which is great that there is something for everyone. The sales personnel are all extremely friendly and helpful, no attitudes here! Everyone that I introduce to this store are completely blown away.

well, they moved around the block to a larger space, and started serving booze to those who are shopping. But I won't tell anybody that I go here on lunch to "shop". They have way more stuff now - cards, booze, shirts, booze, shoes, booze, grooming stuff and booze. Not the cheap stuff here either. Had a dram of Woodford Reserve while "shopping". When I was done, he asked if I needed a refill. I was like - You think I work in an ad agency in 1963?

I love MartinPatrick3. There is literally something for everyone at MP3. You don't need to break the bank to look good (and to feel good.) I met Robert Elder 3 years ago. He has helped me every step of the way in building a wardrobe for the office and for play. He has been a great counselor in helping me define my style. He is honest when something works and when it does work. He is creative in finding solutions -- especially when you find something from the rack that you love but the rack doesn't love you. All in all, MartinPatrick3 is my home away from home; and Robert makes the experience a total joy.

After taking a nice hot shower, I believe I washed the layer of pretentious film off me. My friend and I showed up there and about 45 minutes into our visit someone finally greeted us. Over priced stuff where you can get the same quality in other places. Waste of time. Would not go back.

My favorite boutique in Minneapolis (and they don't even sell dresses or lipstick! Can you believe it?) I absolutely love this curated store and could spend hours looking at everything from trousers to sofas and from tie clips to leather bags, stopping in between to smell soaps and snack on chocolate covered peanuts. The people who run Martin Patrick 3 really know how to make customers feel special. My husband has bought a few really nice suits and pairs of shoes here and they always roll out the red carpet, serving him Johnny Walker as they make chalk prints on the trousers. Seriously. We always leave feeling like a way poorer version of JayZ and Beyonce. It's the first place I go to get him any gift: belts, pocket squares, books, bar tools, shoe laces, high-end grooming supplies. I wish that the Martin Patrick 3 people could just art direct our entire lives.