Went to grab some weights, they were low on stock but I got a couple that I needed. It wasn't very…read morecrowded so I got in and out pretty easily.

I used them for curbside pick up and first time things went smoothly and the gentleman was so…read morepleasant and polite. 2nd time, I had to call inside because I sat for close to and hour, luckily I was on the phone and it passed the time but once I called they came right out. I would still use them again.

Stole my money.The staff is running a scam.Said they refunded me almost 3 weeks ago and I keep…read moretelling them the card ending in the number on the receipt is not mines.Not sure how many reviews and people I gotta get involved but I will escalate this to a lawsuit in the millions

I haven't been at this Hibbett location in a while, so I decided to visit here. I purchased 2 pairs…read moreof Jordan sneakers for my grandkids. Hibbett always has reasonable prices, and the employees are always helpful and friendly. I'll definitely be back, soon. :-)

If big gaudy logos plastered on clothes are your thing then Sports Elements is for you. Sports…read moreElements is an apparel and sneaker store with urban designs for men and women. They carry mostly designer brands and prices range from inexpensive when on clearance and sale to pricey for the seasons latest trends. My teen aged cousins and nieces would love this place but I'm sure their parents wouldn't. For what its worth the service is good and they do have some rather interesting sneakers. There are eight locations in Atlanta. Sports Element is similar to Athlete's Foot and Foot Locker. For the location nearest you check your local listings.

Malls can more or less fall into two categories. In one category, you have the great malls that…read morehave survived in spite of the retail apocalypse. These malls are located in great areas and are fun places to spend time. You then have malls like Southlake Mall that once thrived because of the fact that the mall was an institution in our society. Today, like most malls, Southlake Mall is struggling. Anchor stores Macy's (fighting but not dead yet) and Sears (closing - go grab the sweet sweet deals before they're gone) continue to exist even though they are the walking dead at this point. Store selection and the food court at this mall can all be collectively summed up with a resounding "meh." There's a carousel in the middle of the food court, and according to the Google machine, that's one of the highlights of this mall. There also is a Spencer's. That place is still surviving, although I wonder how many sales it actually makes. Southlake Mall is what it is. At this point, it definitely wouldn't make sense to try to renovate. If you absolutely must go to a mall and this is the closest one, then I suppose it'll do.

If I could give this restaurant at Southlake Mall in Morrow, GA, called J&J Wok & Grill a negative…read more100 stars, I would. I was extremely disappointed with the way my 82-year-old mother was treated. She politely asked the employee to give her a moment to decide what she wanted to order. Instead of showing a little patience and understanding, the employee responded, "We are busy and have other customers." That response was rude, disrespectful, and completely unnecessary. My mother is an elderly woman and deserved the same patience, courtesy, and respect as every other paying customer. Being busy is never an excuse to make an elderly customer feel rushed or unwelcome. Customer service matters, and so does how you treat people--especially our seniors. Management seriously needs to address how employees speak to and treat customers. I was beyond disappointed and angry with the way my mother was treated.