I believe as the world changes and the concept of how we do retail shopping expand more and more…read moreinto online purchases, department stores are going to have to figure out a way to survive this new trend. I believe that Dillard's seems to be shoving their head in the sand and hoping that the inevitable will not happen. I applaud companies like Macy's who are becoming very aggressive with pricing and continuous discounting, yet Dillards stands steadfast to not offering big sales. I have always considered Dillards to be on the same level as a Macy's, yet they try to price themselves to be something they are not. They try to believe they are more upscale because they want to be, nit because of the atmosphere, quality of goods or even quality of service. Go check them out. If you find skmething, great.

This is specifically for the Clinique makeup counter. Every once in awhile I decided to splurge on…read moreClinique makeup. I always get in and get out quickly and the staff is very friendly. Except, for today. I went into the store and saw that the one salesperson was helping another customer so I walked around to the lipstick side and begin looking at the colors. I fully expected a salesperson with all smiles to come over, offer to let me try some colors on, make recommendations, and try to sell other product. Instead I got: Salesperson "Uh, did you need something?" Me: "Yeah I was looking for some lipstick" Salesperson "Do you know what you want or are you still looking or....?" *Throws up hands in expasarated gesture* Me: I want this one. And I'd also like to look at some lip glosses. Salesperson: Well lipgloss doesn't go with that lipstick. Me: Ok.....I'll just take the lipstick then. She proceeds to stomp over to the counter and tell me my total. I ask about the price of some other product and she told me, but didn't ask if I wanted it. I briefly considered flouncing off ala Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman yelling about comission, but instead I took my lipstick and left. Will I buy Clinique again? Yes. From this particular salesperson? No. If you're charging higher prices, I should get some iota of customer service.

Quality/Quantity - How does my family eat so much?!?! I thought we were light eaters...? Or is this…read morewhy we (they) are light eaters. Got more snacks... Crackers, candy, fruit, etc. Oh, minimum to zero local beers... Atmosphere - Seems like a well run Target. Well stocked, clean, etc. Open 7 days a week from 8am to 10pm. Plenty of parking. Easy in and out from the freeway. Service - Self service. Price - Another $100... Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1962 (1902 corporation founded), and for being the 8th largest retailer in the US. 2000 - Renamed company to Target Corporation. 2015 - CVS acquires Target's pharmacies.

I like this Target. I think it is one of the best I have done business with. Every time I visit, I…read morecan find someone to help me. They are usually in stock on everything I need. That lets you know they have good workers here too. Some products are sold here that you can't find anywhere else. Their bedding is the most comfortable too. Also, you can find some candy here that you can't find anywhere else. And it is good. One thing I noticed after entering is that it is a clean store and well organized with hardly any outs. That's let's you know that they will have what you need at this store because statistically speaking, it will be in stock because previous mentioned experiences. I can't wait to go back.

This is one of the cleanest and most organized Burlington's that I have visited. It's pretty…read morespacious, so I was able to walk around and not feel crowded at all. They have a great selection of clothing, home decor, and other items that you look to find at this type of department store. The process are affordable and I never seem to have a hard time finding unique items. Plus the quality is good. Honestly, I am more interested in home decor than I am anything else. I must say (maybe because it was Saturday) that the lines were pretty long. However, they were able to get us in and out pretty quickly.

Craphole store and staff. Don't waste your time here unless you enjoy a staff that pretends you're…read moreinvisible, pretends they are deaf, and you like to buy ugly things. When you check out, the cashier may even refuse to take your bag with returns, make you empty it, and then aggressively insult you for the way you do it. The selection is lousy, the items are not the same as advertised either. I have been to many Burlington stores, and this is not only the the worst Burlington I have ever seen, but the worst shopping experience I have ever had. Not exaggerating. Good luck competing in the real world, Burlington. Southaven Burlington is a horrible place to shop.

Wow This place looks…read morelike an abandoned mall from a zombie movie. There's some little food shops near the opening that are still operating. And there's a barber shop inside and the people in the barber shop were really nice. There is a small variety of fast fashion stores inside. My guess is the people local to this area stop and grab what they need and go. But the exterior and the way people are parked in front and the mall at the curb... security (I think they were security) just casually and unprofessionally hanging out. This mall is not somewhere you want to stop unless you're going to a specific store to get a specific thing. You wouldn't want to just stop here to browse at all.

It was built in 1966, and was the first enclosed mall in the Mid-South. It has been kept up…read morereasonably well. Sears and Macy's are the anchors along with over 60 other stores. My favorites spots are Milano's and Macy's The mall has had well publicized incidents of crime but I felt pretty safe upon my recent visit and saw an ample presence of security.

This place has leftover goods from Costco's around the country- so if you want a deal and have the…read moretime to rummage through goods that change from week to week, then you will like this place. They had temperpedic pillows for $16, and kitchen goods and clothing - worth stopping by!

I was leaving Target in Southaven when I saw a "new" overstock/discount house. I love this genre…read moreof store. Like most other stores in this genre, Costless Outlets' products fall into two categories: A) really good deals B) stuff that makes me look at the price tag twice because it is full retail value. Good stuff they had when I went today: The deluxe Crock-Pot with digital timer for less than $30. Ink Cartridges for my printer, 3 for $25. 6 jumbo rolls of TP for $3.50. I take these and other purchases to the register, and ask the cashier, "So how long have you guys been here?" He says 4 years. Really? I had no idea. I've driven past it countless times. Based on the merchandise in stock today, I would assume at least 75% comes from Costco. Don't expect to find anything in particular- Enjoy the unexpected. I'll be back soon.

Deals, Deals, Deals !!…read more If you're in the Memphis area, then you have to check out the Southaven Outlets. This is a Tanger Mall, and although there are lots of deals to be found, you can find additional deals and discounts with the app. After a weekend in Memphis, I went to Southaven to find great deals. I stocked up on Columbia, PUMA, Nike, and Under Armour and even with the USD to CAD exchange rates, I still saved quite a bit of money. There are many stores to choose from, as well as coffee and food options, so that you can recharge and get more shopping done.

Walking into Tanger Outlets near Memphis is like stepping into a shopper's playground--except…read moreinstead of slides and swings, it's racks and deals. The moment I got there, I was hit with that familiar "Do I really need this?" battle in my brain as I eyed everything from Nike sneakers to Kate Spade handbags. The layout is open and bright, making it easy to wander from one store to the next without feeling like a lost tourist on a mall safari. Parking was plenty, so no awkward circling while pretending to look for a spot--always a win. Food options? Let's just say if you go expecting a five-course meal, you might want to pack a snack (or seven). Auntie Anne's Pretzels and Krispy Kreme do their best to keep spirits up, but I found myself dreaming of a food court throne to rest my weary feet and carb-load. By the time I left, my shopping bags were heavier than my willpower, and my wallet was a little lighter (thanks, good sales). Tanger Outlets is basically a retail therapy session disguised as a sunny day out--and honestly, I'd book an appointment again. Five stars for the deals, minus one star for the snack selection (I'm still salty about that).

A pretty cool shopping center with a few hotels surrounding it to guarantee a steady flow of…read morecustomers. There are a good selection of stores and it is convenient not only for locals, but for visitors to Memphis, as it is only about twenty minutes to a half hour outside of Memphis, Tennessee. All in all, I would recommend a visit here.

Outdoor shopping mall about [located in Southaven MS] 20 minutes from downtown Memphis…read more You need it, it's probably here. My favorite stops: Sportman's Warehouse Books -a- Million Dillards Journeys Finish Line HH Gregg J.C. Penny Never super crowded, but of course I never go on the weekends (if I can help it) either.