They have a decent selection. But too much Salt Life. Way too much. Staff (cashiers) is nice,…read morebut no one around to help you on the floor. They used to have good sales, but no longer. Now it's not a bargain anymore. This will hurt them.

Better quality clothing than I the outlets. I am new to this store and am used to Yonkers and…read moreMacys for the few clothing items I need. I am truly impressed with the top, fitness wear, and tech tshirts I purchased. I am coming back ..with a friend. I haven't daughter out the formal dresses for holidays yet. Hopefully ...

I rarely leave negative reviews, but my experience at TJ Maxx in The Villages today was extremely…read moredisappointing. Around 12:40 PM, I found a dress in the clearance section with a red clearance tag clearly marked at $10. I spent time shopping, selected several dresses, and went to the fitting room to try them on. After deciding to purchase three dresses, including the clearance dress, I headed to checkout. The cashier scanned the first two dresses without any issue. When she scanned the clearance dress, she immediately removed the red tag and informed me that the dress was actually $29.99 because the clearance tag had supposedly been placed on the item by mistake. Since I had found the dress in the clearance section and with a red clearance tag attached, I politely asked to speak with a manager. Unfortunately, the manager simply told me that $29.99 was the correct price and that nothing could be done. What bothered me was not the additional $19.99. Had the dress been marked at $29.99 from the beginning, I would have made my purchasing decision based on that price. The problem was being told at checkout that the clearly displayed clearance price of $10 would not be honored. Customers should be able to trust the prices and tags displayed by a store. If a pricing or tagging mistake was made, it was not made by the customer. What disappointed me most was the lack of empathy and any effort to find a reasonable solution. Instead, I left feeling frustrated, misled, and undervalued as a customer. I left the store without the dress and with a much different impression of TJ Maxx than I had when I walked in. I hope management reviews how situations like this are handled in the future, because customer trust is built on transparency and fairness.

Nice selection of items but I did post more than what I would have expected to pay for a bucket hatread more

It's fine as Targets go. Good selection of products. My biggest gripe is with the check outs. They…read moreusually have 2-4 self check outs (my preferred method) and 1 or 2 lanes open. The issue is when they only have 1 check out open and maybe 2 or 3 self check outs. They now limit the self check outs to 10 items or less. If anyone has an issue on the self check out, they have to wait for the sole full check out person to be available to help them. It's a bad model to have the self check outs managed by the regular check out person. It leads to long wait times and a stressed out looking clerk. Plus if they have to help at self check out, then their line is at a stand still and vice versa. I like Target as a store, but the way they've been handling check out this past year has A LOT of room for improvement.

If you're in the Belleview/Summerfield area then you get the pleasure of deciding which Target you…read morewant to visit because you're probably smack in the middle of the Ocala location and Lady Lake location. I will say, if you're looking at kids clothes, toys, young women's and men's clothes then Lady Lake is the better option. The demographic in Lady Lake being 55+ means they aren't buying these products that are probably sold out in Ocala. The store is also clean and organized every time I shop here. I prefer visiting the Lady Lake location, getting an iced chai at Starbucks and getting some steps in while shopping is always a treat.

I love Stein Mart. I got hooked on them when I was visiting in AZ many years ago. When I heard a…read moreStein Mart was coming to the Villages, FL area I got so excited. I visit our Stein Mart quite often. I've ordered online quite a few times, also. Those online sales are not to be believed.....until you actually order! Just when you think your order can't possibly get any cheaper, the price is reduced even more. Yaaassss! I love it. Stein Mart rules in The Villages.

Went to Target today . Not because I wanted to but because I had to …read more. Just a few things needed. Short timeline. This store is ALWAYS a ghost town when I'm here. It's bad. It's quiet as a library . Very few people always ... Is this store dying ? ? ?

Stopped by today. It officially opened on Sunday, but had a soft opening a few days before. The…read morestore is beautiful! It's larger than the Lady Lake Target, but it's not a Super Target. I like this one much better and it's closer to home. You can see your face in those shiny floors! Here's a few highlights: 1) Regular and Self check out lanes 2) CVS pharmacy in store 3) Starbucks in store 4) As you enter, there is a spirits shop to the right before you enter the main store (I didn't get a chance to look around) 5) Large food/grocery area 6) Large in store wine and drink selection (a full aisle plus a cold section) 7) Tons of seasonal decor and Halloween stuff already out 8) The aisles are wide and bright - signage is very clear - easy to find what you're looking for 9) Sizeable amount of clothing options 10) Plenty of pet options - toys, food, litter, etc. 11) Also a tech/electronics section with TVs, Gaming systems, etc. The staff was really friendly and answered my questions about how this Target was different from the other one near by. They were enthusiastic about all the features of the store and how nice it is. This is definitely our new go to Target. Also, if you want to save 5% whenever you shop there, get a Target Credit Card.

There are 3 town squares in The Villages …read more. They are: 1). Spanish Springs Town Square 2). Lake Sumter Landing Market Square 3). Brownwood Paddock Square Spanish Springs was the first one, hence the oldest. We are talking 40 years now .... Pretty long time Spanish Springs has been around and you can sense how old it is by its dated architecture and landscaping. Thus ... it is my least favorite. Brownwood is my favorite square because I like the way they planned it and built it. Plus it has some pretty cool shops. I also like the fact that it's close to The Brownwood Hotel... which ... if you need a decent hotel room .., Brownwood Hotel would be it ( it's also close to the hospital ). But Lake Sumter Landing has a special place in my heart because it seems to have the most fun live events and music concerts ... there is a lively social scene not only around the square but inside the square where restaurants and cafes line the interior road of this square. You know..... I've seen plenty of 75 year olds with more energy than a 35 year old around here ... so watch out .. ;-

Lots of nice shops, restaurants and of course, free entertainment every night. The lake is man made…read morebut I'm willing to just forget that and enjoy the view

Walking through Spanish Springs was a little nostalgic for me. This was the very first town square…read morebuilt in The Villages back in 1994, and my mother has lived in this area for about that long. Seeing one of the original gathering places getting such a major makeover feels like watching a piece of local history begin a whole new chapter. Even with construction underway, you can still feel the charm and character that made Spanish Springs such an important part of The Villages for more than 30 years. After three decades, I honestly think this renovation is much needed. The square is getting refreshed with beautiful new landscaping, updated gathering spaces, improved lighting, and renovated storefronts while still preserving the Spanish-style architecture that gives it so much personality. New additions include J.Jill, Coffee for the Soul, Barons Creek Vineyards, Blondie's Bar, and the new Genesis Health Club. Longtime favorites like Kilwins, Bella Vita Italian Steakhouse, Coastal del Mar Seafood Grill, Panera Bread, Flippers Pizzeria, Amerikanós Grille, and Ay! Jalisco continue to make this a place where you can easily spend an afternoon or evening. I can't wait to come back once everything is complete. Spanish Springs has always been the heart of the original Villages community, and I think this revitalization is exactly what it needed. It's refreshing to see such an iconic place being thoughtfully updated instead of losing the character that made people fall in love with it in the first place. I have a feeling it's going to become one of the most beautiful town squares in The Villages once again.

This little square has unique buildings with Spanish decor. It's a great place to have a morning…read morewalk with your coffee. There's a fountain, shops, restaurants, entertainment and even a Farmer's Market. I always bring guests here when they come to visit. It's also just a golf cart ride away from my house.

I like Tommy Bahama clothing. Well made and I like the beach look. I enjoy shopping at the…read moreoutlet. I try and budget, but usually spend more than I wanted to. I have never had to return an item. The manager and staff are so friendly at the store in the Villages. I highly recommend shopping at Tommy Bahama stores and outlet.

I go to this outlet frequently and enjoy shopping for the same store quality at outlet prices. The…read morestore is kept up very well, neatly organize easy to find what you're looking for. Inventory turns over quickly which makes it even better, more selections than the normal stores