For the mayfair road location....I love this place. How can you go wrong with 99 cent earrings and…read more$6 yoga pants? The downside is most of the pants end up being 0-7 and they seem to run small. I also wish they had shopping baskets. Oh well. The stuff probably won't last a lot of washings but they r trendy and fun to add to ur wardrobe.

I stopped in today, and it definitely wasn't what I was expected. I had always imagined that it was…read morepretty much a knockoff "Rainbow" but, instead, it's a knockoff forever 21. It's a one stop shop for all of your neon bandeau's, rainbow colored jump suits, and six inch jelly heels. The selection is less varied than Forever 21, so you're getting less hipster stuff, and more coked-out scene kid couture. However, the shoe and accessories section is really where it's at. $8 gladiator sandals? E.L.F. stuff that Target doesn't sell? Super cute aviator sunglasses for $3? Yes Please!

Great store inside Mayfair Mall just next to the entrance of Nordstrom. Great customer service…read moresince the store is on the smaller side and I'm willing to spend more money than compared to the big pricey stores like Nordstrom.

What a beautiful shop! Originally from Nashville, Altar'd State is a trendy, Christian women's…read moreapparel and gift store. The company is focused on giving back to missions and nonprofits, and the staff are exceptional. The prices are on the medium/higher side, but everything is trendy and beautiful.

Poor service, you're lucky if anyone will even talk to you in there. It has changed a lot in the…read morelast couple years, they have new people working and it is not the same. Furthermore, the product is just so different. Altar'd used to have it's own distinct style and brand identity, but it has become a shell of what it once was. They went from bohemian, distinct product, to whatever is currently trending on TikTok that can be found for a quarter of the price on SHEIN.

Cool store with tshirts, sweatshirts, socks, magnets stickers coozies and so many brew related…read moreMIlwaukee staples and clothing Everything. With MIlwaukee or beer brewery items. Everything is cool and doesn't look like it's a marketing gimmick. Must see this place and it's in side the 3rd at market which is a cool place

Brew City Apparel is a beacon of shining light in an otherwise sad and somewhat abandoned mall. I…read morealways make a stop while visiting Milwaukee and usually purchase a shirt or other souvenir for myself to take home. Tourists or locals can find something here whether for themselves or to give as a gift. They always have clearance racks and discounted items (I've often found a cute sweatshirt or tank for under $20). Everything from hilarious t-shirts ("That's what cheese said', "Official brat inspector") to logo pint glasses, colorful socks, team hats, etc. They have another location in the public market but this one is larger and has more inventory. Definitely check it out for all things Milwaukee.

J.Crew Mercantile is one of my go to stores when I'm looking for some new clothes for myself and my…read morelittle guy. They recently started carrying more petite sizes which I appreciate that I can try the items in the store and purchase right away vs ordering online. The kids clothes are so cute and it's nice they have different patterns than just trucks and dinosaurs for boys like other stores. Finally, I have always had great service pretty much every time I've gone in. They are friendly and helpful but not overly obnoxious. The only downfall is they've gotten kind of pricey recently but usually have some sort of sale going on.

I found this place by accident i've been out to the area before. But this is the first time i…read moredecided to stop in and look around they had pretty good deals when i ended up in there. And the price were okay for the items, I ended up getting a few tops and the staff was friendly and helpful. Parking on a busy day can be a pain had to drive around a few times to get a spot. And i still ended up parking not that close

First time checking out this store…read more Some items still seemed priced quite high so it's definitely a give and take but found some really great deals. Without spoilers I was able to get my brother some nice unique fishing gear themed items for his upcoming birthday all 30-50% off normal list price. Great selection of dog items, toys, lots of outdoor gear for dogs right now including vests. Oh course lots of good snacks! They also have Keens for $50 which is a great price and don't knock them till you try them! I love my Keens for paddle boarding, whenever I go to Sandy settings for hiking/walking type purposes since I can easily rinse away the sand. Cashier was really nice and commented on the snacks we ordered asking if we had tried the flavor before noting it was her favorite and then mentioned other good options.

Took my first trip to Sierra, they've really been playing the commercials lately so I was expecting…read morea lot of stock for outdoorsy things. The selection was okay, but it just depends what you're looking for. Keep in mind they are part of T.J. Maxx, Marshall's, etc. so you may find something you love but there aren't a lot of color or size options. If you find something you like, get it right away because it may not be there the next day. They have a nice selection of clothes, that's the majority of the store. You will be able to find plenty of activewear like yoga pieces. The shoe selection was pretty good too, men's less options. There's a dog section with treats, beds, bowls, things like that. Another corner of the store has smaller sections for camping, fishing, hiking, general exercise stuff like weights. I didn't see in stock kayaks like the commercial shows. There's a small section with more natural types of body care items and snacks. The selection online is better and can be shipped to the store for free which is nice. I'd stop by again if I was in the area.

I do like this H&M overall and I think some of the issues are more with the products than the store…read moreitself. They keep it pretty clean and there are a variety of different types of clothes. I feel like lately we've had more luck in the men's department than women's. One of my main gripes is that all of their clothes seem to be designed for someone who is at least 5'8. As someone who is shorter, I can't wear any of their maxi dresses or skirts. A few garments I also had to put down because they just looked cheaply made, which I know is probably the case but they have some really thin fabric. Again, the store itself is great but the selection is difficult for my size at 5'1.

I always love H&M, my go to place for seasonal shopping and they have cute kids clothes. For their…read morehome section this store doesn't have any, I usually buy them from their website but you can go to this store if you want to return some item. I love they have a recycle program you can donate your old clothes to get coupons win-win.

I don't have kids but I do have a new niece. BTW, she is the cutest. Ever. EVER…read more Carter's is in the new Mayfair Collection (the same mall that Nordstrom Rack is in) and has been open about 6 months or so. The merchandise is generally good quality and is fairly priced. We happened to hit one of their sales today and wow - super score! Everything was 30-50% off and the sales included winter items too. You know I picked out a pile of the cutest stuff for my niece including a fuzzy pink sleeper with a hood (and ears! So cute!). Staff here was uniformly nice and helpful. If you have kids, they're worth checking out especially if you can take advantage of one of their sales.