I initially came to the Valley View Mall to hang out and walk to a Vietnamese restaurant that was…read morenearby. Ultimately, I didn't walk there and ended up staying put. The Valley View Mall is a nice little commercial area that can entertain many individuals and families in the Roanoke area. I arrived here on a Friday morning in March 2026. The mall itself was one large building with 2 stories of stores, restaurants, and a small food court, which wasn't open when I was there. I arrived around 10am but it was semi deserted and nothing was really open at the time. Hardly anyone walking the mall on a Friday morning until it was closer to 11am. I walked around the mall to check things out and finally found restroom facilities that were open. 90% of the mall was non restaurant merchants, which is typical of these types of shopping centers. It is one of 5 major malls in Roanoke. I was happy to see two of them during my stay, including this one. The Valley View mall was large enough to walk around for about 15 minutes to get from one end to another. The mall itself was nice and the ambiance was pretty good. I don't know if there was any WiFi connectivity or that the air conditioning was on at the time. I did see the mall janitorial staff making their rounds that morning. Probably the only activity that morning besides me walking inside the mall that March 2026 morning. Outside the Valley View Mall had a handful of various restaurants including Panda Express. I ended up eating brunch over there during my time there. It was quite quick and convenient instead of walking to the aforementioned Vietnamese restaurant a mile away. Also in walking distance is the Regal Valley View Grande theaters, where it was a nice place to kill time and watch the latest movie title. The Valley View Mall is a nice place to spend time when you are on vacation, even if it was for a couple of hours passing through. The overall experience here at The Valley View Mall was quintessentially a quiet place to where you can shop and dine in Roanoke. This mall is one of a handful of shopping venues in the city. The mall itself has a wide but limited variety of retailers that offer a lot of options for your daily needs. It's too bad that the theater is not inside the mall where you could walk but needed to drive there, but other than that, there are convenient options for restaurants and food options within walking distance. There are not many seating areas here, so best bet would be to come prepared. Sitting in your car or maybe lean against the wall while you wait for your meal being prepared are a couple of ways to avoid sitting on the concrete floor if you can help it. The mall itself is very clean and maintained daily by the mall maintenance staff. Still, it was a cozy place to hang out in when you are not wanting to really go anywhere and you don't have a rental car. It's a place where you can enjoy yourself and not be too bored, unless you're not the shopping type. There's something to do here for anyone and everyone, residents and tourists alike. Recommended if you are looking for something to do while passing through Roanoke or have nothing to do on your day off of work. It really is a nice place to chill. Too bad about the theater being a far walk. At least it's walkable and have parking lots available. The Valley View Mall is located near the Roanoke - Blacksburg regional airport. It's actually 1.3 miles if you wanted to walk from the terminal out towards the mall. It's physically located at 4802 Valley View Boulevard NE. As far as parking goes, you have a lot of parking spaces here for y'all to park and enjoy the mall. As for me though, I took the local bus from Grandin Village to the mall, which took 2 buses with a stop at the 3rd street bus terminal. I got lucky enough to where when the 1st bus arrived and I got off, my connector bus pulled in 2 minutes later, so I didn't have to wait too long. Many bus routes seem to network to and from this 3rd Street Bus station terminal, so if you were to fly into Roanoke airport and want to come to the Valley View Mall, your 3 choices would be to walk 1.2 miles, uber, or take the bus all the way down to 3rd street and bus it north to the Valley View Mall. There's no bus that will connect you from the airport to the mall directly. For the most part though, the Mall is a good place with plenty things to do, but not before 10am in the morning. Roanoke tends to be a sleepy town before noon. Best thing to do is plan accordingly and come here when you can. It's a nice place to chill and grab your lunch and dinner here as well as do some shopping. 4.0 stars for the overall experience. Support local! B

I wasn't in any rush to get home and thought why not get some retail therapy in before I did so. I…read morehadn't been to a mall for a while and it's always fun to explore one that isn't familiar to you. Pulling in I was excited to see there was an Old Navy, so I knew there would be at least one place to stop. As I was parking, and I may be making this up in my head, but I saw a guy walking out with and Express bag...it had been a minute since I was in one of those (spoiler alert, Express was going out of business). Made my way inside and was impressed by the size of the space. Even though malls are trending downwards, this one was holding onto tenants better than some malls I have been in. Yes, there were stores closing up shop, the aforementioned Express, but there were stores thriving in here, Old Navy. I did a lap around both floors, stopping in both that I mentioned. I do have to admit, since Express is closed and writing a review for it is null and void at this point, but I got some pretty good deals, up to 70% off. Oh, the nostalgia that came flooding back to me from my college days. I see this place holding on and changing like most malls are doing right about now. I just checked the website for this place and they do have some stores that have or are moving in. I did not venture to the outdoor portion of this mall as I saw no need to.

I paid over $6,000 for what was supposed to be a brand new Bad Boy zero turn mower from Tractor…read moreSupply -- what I got was an absolute disgrace. The mower arrived with 21.8 hours already on it, a ripped seat, grass caked under the deck, and corrosion under the transfer case. This machine was clearly used and abused, not remotely "new." I didn't even let the delivery driver unload it -- that's how obvious the damage was. I immediately contacted Tractor Supply's call center and the store where it was shipped from. And guess what? Nobody cared. No apology. No fix. No ownership. Just complete indifference from both ends. Instead of enjoying my Memorial Day weekend, I spent it dealing with this nightmare -- chasing down a return and a refund for something that never should've been sent out in the first place. Here's the bottom line: Tractor Supply sold me a used mower at brand new full price and didn't offer to make it right when I pointed out the issues. That's bad business; plain and simple. I'll never spend another dollar at this company -- and I strongly suggest you don't either.

I rarely leave reviews, but my recent experience at Tractor Supply was frustrating enough that I…read morefeel compelled to share it. From the moment I walked in, it was clear that customer service was not a priority. I approached an employee for help locating a product, and not only did they seem disinterested, but they also gave me incorrect information and walked away without offering to follow up. I eventually found the item myself -- and it wasn't even close to where I was told to look. At checkout, the cashier was rude and acted like I was inconveniencing them just by being there. No greeting, no eye contact, no basic courtesy. When I asked a simple question about a promotion listed on the shelf, I was met with a sigh and a dismissive "I don't know," with no effort to find someone who did know. I expect better from a company that prides itself on being helpful to rural communities and hardworking customers. If this is the level of service Tractor Supply considers acceptable, I'll take my business elsewhere -- to a place where being respectful and helpful still matters.

Purchased a well-made, quality loveseat at a great price. This shop is on my list for redecorating…read more~ both for vintage and current items. Highly recommend the shop and the employees.

The owner is very patient and knowledgeable, and this place is absolutely brimming with treasures…read more(including antiques, designer items, furniture, tools, and more). You could easily spend hours here, just looking at everything...but somehow it doesn't feel like chaos or hoarding? More like a treasure hunt, taking the time to really look at the rows of items. And the prices are great! It's a consignment store, not a thrift store, so things are in working condition, clean, and undamaged. Plus, the location couldn't be more convenient- it's on Orange, next to the Roanoke Antique Mall, right by a bunch of fast food options. I highly recommend it!

This is a fun, cute little shop where, as the name implies, everything you see is $5 or less. At…read morefirst glance it's mostly things that seem to appeal most to girls, but there were actually quite a few things I found interesting and tempting enough to buy ($1 pencil pouch anyone?). The music is...mostly teen-y dance/pop, and there's a whole corner of things for school kids, like backpacks (yes, $5 or below!), pens, rulers, and more. The shop is basically devided into 8 small sections: Candy, Party, Tech, Crafts, Sports, Room, Style, and Now. The "Candy" section is interesting if only because they have a decent selection of Japanese snacks. The ladies at checkout were peppy and friendly, and I have a feeling I'll be back...for that pencil pouch for school!

I was very impressed with the selection. The staff was friendly also. The layout is awesome and had…read moreno problems finding anything I was interested in. I was, however, put off that this company is trying to collect email addresses at checkout. I understand the reasoning from a business perspective, but when they ask "Can I get your email address?", I couldn't help but to think "Why don't you just come out and say that your company would like to send regular ads to my inbox?". Back to a positive note, the store was nice and clean also. I didn't see any public restrooms though. They do have bottled drinks and snacks.

There so unhappy all the time, well except that one guy. The fuel center is shit, and the self…read morecheckout always has 5 employees glaring at you with an unfriendly stern face. Also, theres that one kid that is always super stoned. Dude stop smoking so much weed during work.

Horrible I got locked out my account and still getting charged for the benefits for someone else to…read moreuse and steal my money

The day I went, all I saw was clothing that was marked 30% off. Hardly worth the drive to look…read morearound. They had free cookies & cider for customers which was nice. Thought about buying a $99 belt that I thought was 75% off, only to find out that the 75% off sign applied to a shelf with only two stocking hats. The discounted price on the belt was still $70-$75. Prices too high for an outlet.

The selection is horrible. No brand name shoes but one, Michael Kors. Everything else was a Macy's…read morebrand I guess? Macy's has really gone downhill for me. This location has for sure anyhow. It was difficult to find the checkout. No employees seemed to be in many of the departments I visited. They used to be like the top quality of a Nordstrom or Dillard's. Not any more! Dissapointing!

I avoid Macy's line the plague. Always a mess and so hard I find staff to check out or ask a…read morequestion. I'm the first to say that it's not the staff's fault - they are under staffed for the size of the store. In my opinion Federated Department Stores (Macys parent company) has ruined retail.