Went to the Dogwood Belk for the first time, prepared to spend some $$$. I am leaving the store…read morefrustrated and without buying anything. Can't find anyone to help me. Very long line at the only customer service station I saw manned. No signage identifying departments. I won't be back.

It's too hot to shop in there. I walked in prepared to spend several hundred in cash. I left within…read more10 minutes. I'm not shopping in the heat. Been saying "they're working on the air" for months now!

Go anywhere else but here. The people working at the Walmart in Philadelphia, MS are rude, I don't…read morethink they know what they are doing, and I wonder if any are actually certified to do any type of tire service/auto care work. There are some garges in town, go to them first, D&W and Hardy are two I seen and when I am in this area again and need service I will pick one of them. I guess you get what you get when you want to save a little money. Very sad! ​

Average Walmart. Only thing sucks is they have had the same workers working here for so many years…read morethat they don't really know much about the area they work in, it's like the other Walmart's were people here only care about is gossiping and waiting around until it's time to get off work

Dogwood Festival is an outdoor shopping "mall" that you'll find on both the north and south sides…read moreof Lakeland Drive in Flowood. It's a very nice area that is kept clean and well-maintained. Parking can very often be a pain, especially on the weekends and, of course, during the Holidays; then again, what mall doesn't have that problem?! The other downside is you have to walk outside while going from store to store. It gets really hot in Mississippi during the summer, so walking around outside while shopping isn't ideal. On the north side of Lakeland Drive you'll find several of your larger stores like Best Buy, PetSmart, Target, and Stein Mart. On the south side you'll find Belk in the center of all the smaller shops such as American Eagle, Victoria's Secret, Lane Bryant, Bath & Body Works, etc. You'll pretty much find all the shops here you'd expect to find at any indoor mall. There are also many restaurants (including fast food places) on both sides. Some examples are Logans, Cheddars, El Potrillo, Backyard Burger, Chick-fil-A, McDonald's, Dickey's BBQ, and many others. I'd like to add on a more personal note that it's very interesting to see how Dogwood and Flowood really "exploded." I grew up in Pearl and I remember when there was nothing here but trees. My junior year of high school I drove from Pearl to Northwest Rankin HS every day and I'd have to drive Lakeland back and forth. There was just nothing there. Even when I moved to Florida in the 90s, there was still nothing there. Imagine my surprise when I returned to MS to visit one day and all this had popped up. I had my mouth hanging open going, "Wowwwwww!" Pretty cool! Anyway... enough of my reminiscing. This is a really nice place to shop, and if you've never been here, you're going to find so very much more than what I was able to mention.

A lot of different shopping opportunities. I really like the assorted stores one can shop at. The…read moreopen concept is brilliant and gives a nice look to the whole shopping experience. Definitely worth the trip to see it.

All of you bitching about what this mall doesn't have, why don't you open up a business in it and…read moretry making it better rather than complaining. All I see is that you want this or that from it but you have no plan or way to help improve it. You gripe that you want a TJ Maxx, Best Buy, Target, Stienmart, etc but why would they come here if they don't see you supporting what's there. I'm just tired of the whiny people who want McComb to have more yet don't support what's here.

I'm going with the nicest thing this place has to offer is the scenery of folks similar to that of…read morea Walmart in Jasper County Mississippi. Second to that, they've got a Bromas and an Ashely furniture. You can get yo hair African braided then hit up the factory outlet for 2005's hottest styles. Once you get done with all that shopping and styling, you can step on down to the buffalo express and tear your own asshole up with some spicy buffalo wangs. So all in all, pretty much your every day small town USA city mall. Haven't heard of any shootings in this one, so there is one positive I know of. You may think I'm hating, but all I've Described above is my kind of thing. 2/5 Edgewood, keep it up!

Used to have so many great stores. Now it hardly has any :(. Billy's has great food, The Rocky…read moreMountain Chocolate Factory has great treats. A few stores left.

I'll never darken any doorstep at this mall again!…read more I watched a movie at the theater inside, which I'll also be reviewing. Upon leaving the movie at roughly 9pm, we found the mall doors LOCKED! A staff member of the theater let us out a door from the theater. This meant that we had to walk around the entire outside of the mall to get to our vehicle! The saving grace was, it was a warm clear night. Had it been raining, it would have been awful. Shame on this mall for making patrons walk outside at night, instead of employing a security guard to escort folks through after mall hours. At least post signs so that unsuspecting out-of-town visitors are aware of the circumstances!

Well just a now ghost mall in meridian ms that's been hit hard by this new age of online shopping…read moreiPhones & less people coming to malls anymore simple as that & people can't complain bout nothing left inside cause it's just the new age & small town simple as that but classic places like Belk Dillards still open shoe places as well classic reeds & Kay jewelers still open plus a nice movie theater a nail salon as well here plus a nice popular American deli & Chinese food place here as well are the glory years of this mall probably gone away RIP yes but some good stores still here inside

My childhood mall, a lot of great memories here. Sad to see a ton of my favorite stores move out…read moredue to lack of business. Beautiful place with its neon accents and palm trees. Wish better days for it.

Make shorter:I had the worst experience at the Walmart Lube Center in Flowood. I made a 4:30 PM…read moreappointment to get my oil changed and have a back tire put on before heading out of town. I arrived at 4:25 PM for my appointment and was told they were completely out of oil and that I would need to go inside and purchase my own oil and filter. I went in and bought the oil but had difficulty finding the correct filter, so I asked for assistance. After purchasing the items, the technician looked at the oil I selected and questioned my choice, saying, "You bought this oil?" I explained that it was all I could afford since I wasn't prepared to purchase my own supplies and still pay for labor. He continued to criticize my decision. I responded that if they had the proper supplies in stock as they should have, I wouldn't have had to buy that particular brand. An hour later, I received a text saying they had just started working on my vehicle. My trip was three hours away, and it was already getting late. After 7:00 PM, they finally told me the vehicle was ready. When I went outside to check the tires, I noticed the tire with the nail was still on the back driver's side where I specifically said it needed to be replaced. I then walked around the vehicle and realized they had removed the brand-new tire I had just purchased a month ago and replaced it with the tire I brought in. I was furious. I asked them where my new tire was because it had not been placed where I requested. At that point, I was met with extreme disrespect from the lube technicians, who clearly seemed ready to go home. I had been there for hours after working a full day myself and was exhausted and trying to get on the road. Thankfully, two supervisors, Shun and Ms. Jennifer, were very kind and stepped in to help. They instructed the technicians to locate my tire and place it correctly. About 10-15 minutes later, I realized my daughter had my keys. I asked the supervisors if the tire was being changed in the parking lot, and they explained it had to be done in the bay. They asked if the technicians had gotten the keys from me, and I told them no, I had just realized my daughter had them. Eventually, they corrected the tire placement. However, the technician then told me, "Your trunk is open." I responded that it looked closed. He said it was reading as open on the dashboard. I asked who had closed it because it is operated by a button and is supposed to close automatically. He said he didn't know. When I went outside, my trunk was indeed open and would not close. None of the buttons were working. I had to call my husband to the store to Google how to manually close it. By this time, it was after 8:00 PM. My husband and I were again met with disrespect from the technicians. One of them was still arguing, saying this was "crazy" and that I didn't need to be upset. I told him that if it were his vehicle, he would absolutely be upset. He then became rude toward my husband and daughter. To make matters even worse, I later noticed that someone had gone through my center armrest and personal papers. I had left my documents flipped face down, and when I returned to my vehicle, they were turned face up and out of order. I have no idea what anyone would have been searching for, and that is extremely unsettling. It is completely unacceptable to go through a customer's personal belongings. This is beyond ridiculous -- you should be able to trust people to simply do the job they were assigned without invading your privacy. I had to get Shun and Ms. Jennifer involved again. Although the supervisors apologized, the technicians continued speaking recklessly in front of them. There was no sympathy or accountability from the technicians, even though their mistakes significantly delayed and disrupted our trip. Because of the delays, we arrived at our hotel just 15 minutes before 1:00 AM. The hotel had almost canceled our reservation and would not allow a late checkout. My family missed the plans we had scheduled for that evening, and our entire trip was negatively affected. This was by far the worst customer service experience I have ever had, and I will never use the Walmart Lube Center in Flowood again.

I made my way to the back where associates are only allowed, to get some help in the electronics…read moredept. Found a bunch of them chilling in the back. Lord. When you have you to ask for help 3x, that's a problem. And then have the audacity to have any sort of attitude, smh. It's really sad though. Signs of low self esteem... playing "victim mode." There are a handful of decent employees. But the rest. Be well.

Probably my favorite store at the moment.. the decor section is literally my favorite. We've lost a…read morelot of stores that are in the "modest" price range. There are several boutiques in the area, but most of them are above average retail. TJ Maxx is usually great when it comes to prices. The store can be a little cluttered and disheveled at times and it is rather hard to find a staff member to help you, but overall it is a text book example a big chain department store.

This is Laurel's mall. Belk and Penney's are the anchor stores. There is a 4 screen movie theater,…read moreChick Fil A, Mexican restaurant and seafood restaurant there along with various specialty stores and a Cowboy Maloney's appliance store. Your best overall shopping store is Belk as far as selection goes. While it is a small mall Laurel is better off with it than without it.