My daughter loves the clothes. It was great to see they are working with Disney now. Bought my wife…read morea present also

The blonde older woman who I think was the manager today was rude and directly lied about the…read moreproduct's quality promise. And made me feel wrong for asking about it. Would not recommend this location.

I was the only customer in the store with 7 employees in the store and yet somehow I had to stand…read morein front of the register for 6 minutes to wait to check out? Thankfully all employees did get to finish their important conversations though

I was eating at the Goddess & Baker across the street when Lululemon popped in the corner of my eye…read moreand I saw the Male Mannequin wearing the sought after belt bag! I immediately told my party that I had to step out for a sec because I needed to make a purchase. I walked in and was graciously greeted by a gentleman wearing a red belt bag. I asked about where I could get one. He pointed me in the right direction and I was pleasantly surprised with the color options. Green was on top of mind for me and the more faded/duller green caught my eye more. It matched the color of the shirt I was wearing on that perfect Monday (post wedding celebrations). Secured this belt bag and while I was waiting in line to checkout, I saw another belt bag option that I needed. A transparent one (for concerts/shows). Immediately picked it up as well. Didn't have to wait at all to get helped out by a cashier. The whole cashier experience was a very unique one for me so far. T, my cashier, did a stellar job and kept her cool when software and hardware problems arose. My email wasn't being accepted for sending the receipt and the security tag on the transparent bag was a little more difficult to remove. It wasn't a quick checkout per say, however, I was very impressed with T's patience and calm demeanor when things hit the fan. I will return to Lulumeon for sure! If not this exact location, another one. And I hope the staff are amazing as T! Thanks for all the help and quality belt bags, @gerosan_adv

I'm more pathetic than athletic, I've been told. Or that used to be the case. Now I'm ready to…read morewrite a letter about how athletic I am. Not just any letter. An Athletter. The hype is all true and they have pretty spectacular workout clothes - extremely sexy and they look good - but the price is just insane and I don't know how people can pay this much... well yeah I know that it's kind of comparable to Victoria Sport and Lululemon, I just think that if they were a little bit cheaper then a lot more people would buy them. If they're ever on great sales, I'm sure Barbie will come in and get some of these. I mean they're really good but, expensive.

I'm an Athleta addict. Their workout clothing is second to none -- their clothes are long lasting,…read morewell made, and live up to their hefty price tags. Yes, I know Athleta is expensive -- as in, the Anthropologie of women's workout clothing -- but their sale section can't be beat. You can find such good deals in the back of their stores and in their sale section online. The ladies working at the Bayshore Mall location are friendly, knowledgeable, and extremely helpful. Heir customer service is spot-on. Plus, they often host workout classes led by yoga instructors and personal trainers, which is fantastic. So, basically -- if you're looking for excellent yoga attire, running clothes, or simply everyday activewear, Athleta is the place to go, and their Bayshore location is where I'd recommend (although I haven't yet been to their new Wauwatosa location, I'm sure it's just as good). [P.S. I know I sound like an advertisement... But I can't help it. I love their clothes!!]

We've been here a number of times over the years…read more While it was exciting and cool at first, it has become busy and tough to walk around/park. I'm also not all that excited about the store and restaurant offerings given the hassle. It does look like they try to use the main space for movies, live streaming games, family nights, etc but we've never tried any of those out. There has been turnover of some stores/restaurants though so always something different to check out. I will say that it's nice to have free parking compared to some other similar mall concepts like this. All in all, good but not great.

Very aesthetically pleasing outdoor shopping plaza with a main square and interesting collection of…read morestores and restaurants. We've visited a handful of times for various events they host and always have a great time. In the summer there are free workout classes and yesterday we visited for the tree lighting that also features a drone show and appearances from Santa and Frozen's Elsa and Anna. My go to spots for shopping here are Madewell, Anthropologie, and Altar'd State. The LL Bean is also huge. Lots of parking options (although be aware it can sometimes get very busy) including a parking garage. Very walkable to everything the Corners has to offer

Mayfair has truly passed the test of time in the city. It keeps evolving with the trends and…read moreaesthetics. Even the food court has hooked up with The Times. Plenty of options for all ages in both shopping and dining options. It is my go to in the area. The evening has Security for under age and they even have wristbands once they are checked of age so they are not bothered again.

As malls go this one is alive! In a day and age where we are seeing the demise of the mall this…read morelocation has managed to stay relevant, up to date, and just busy! Great selection of stores, clean environment, lots of parking, a descent food court, and well just a safe environment. When I was here the place was packed! Good to se that at least one mall is keeping the tradition alive!

I haven't been to this place in over a decade and I'm glad I finally got back here. The food court…read moreis still pretty vibrant compared to some malls back home. There's plenty of retail thriving as well as kiosks. It is clean and plenty of seating when you need a break.

This review is not about the FRM store, it's about the merchandise, and I hope they send it to…read morecorporate. When will BR learn that women 5'2" and under do not want all of the string pulling for shotening sleeves and pants wide enough to hide an elephant are not what we need? I've finally found out why cotton is not being utilized in clothing much now, but the clothing details are all wrong for the petite woman styles. Such a shame, the styles make women in their 60's look older and they are not stylish either. Shift pull over linen dresses with no zippers would be washed and fluffed once then discareded, I suppose that is the plan. Such a shame. The recent linen jacket I bought the sleeves & colllar were so ugly, who would wear that?

I decided to check it out even though I don't usually wear Lululemon. I was curious about the…read moredefine jacket since my sister is a big fan, and they had it for about $70 (regularly $98-$100+). They also had align shorts/capri pants at 2 for $70, or $49-$69 each. For me, it was more of a quick 10-minute window shopping stop, but the store was busy with long lines of people checking out. Overall, there are definitely some good deals if you're looking for Lululemon staples. Most merchandise were made in Vietnam and Cambodia!

While selection wasn't the greatest I've seen, I thought there were more items in this outlet store…read morethan at the regular stores around town... Everything was priced lower than regular, and I felt more in line with my wallet. All sales are final, so make sure they fit before you get them. And they give you reusable bags when checking out!