I love shopping here still and always will, but unfortunately my nice day was ruined by a wan who…read more"works" here. I've never seen her around here and have no clue who she works for. This women was very rude and ugly, not just her physical presence but her attitude towards customers. My friend and I came out to lunch for a nice day and took pictures which no one told us we couldn't. She was very rude and extremely unprofessional to me and my friend, saying very crazy things to us when we never said anything to her back. When we asked her what was wrong, she cowardly ran and continued to say very rude thing. Sad that a nice place like this has to have toxic unprofessional behavior from those who represent. She had short black hair and carries a permanent frown.

Not a lot of selection, parking is expensive. Vibes are good, though…read more I am a major Anthropologie fan so I come here a lot. Always stop in J. Crew too. The coffee shop here is nice. Needs more shops! Once every space is full it will be more worthwhile.

I feel sad when I go to walk around, more businesses need to be opened up there, there are only a…read morefew stores open, dont let this be another mall that falls to closing up, close half of it off and put apartments there or something, Im glad there will be a BJ's opening up where the old Sears use to be

This is a strange mall. It competes with the other [better] Chattanooga mall, Hamilton Place. There…read moreis just not a lot happening here. Burlington, Old Navy, Ulta, and Belk are hardly enough anchor stores to keep you interested. The feel of the Burlington store inside seems cheap and discount store-ish, but maybe that's just me. There is a fairly large play area for the kids but no food court. Also added recently is a 'Carmike's' 14-screen movie theater, which is probably the biggest draw for others, but doesn't interest me. The real thing of interest at this mall are the many restaurants located outside the mall, and along the perimeter. You'll find: - Arby's - Chick-fil-A - Chili's - Panda Express - Panera Bread - Outback - Aubrey's - Old Chicago Pizza But even with those mostly fast food chain restaurants, I just don't see the value of going back.

So many vendors and lots of different things. I was amazed at how big the place was inside. I…read morethink she said they have over 100 different booths. Clean, friendly staff and easy to get around. I will def go back!

lovely store with so many options for anyone looking for that special something. Antitques and…read morehandcrafted items abound! You can spend ten minutes or two hours there is plenty to see. Be ready to fill a shopping cart!

This place is SO rad!…read more Visiting my hometown this month, I am hearing about and discovering so many new cool independent businesses. The Electric Crocodile is THE best vintage store though - from clothing to games to decor to collectibles to keepsakes. This store is like a choose your own adventure through fabulousness. Mom and I stopped in last weekend, experiencing a fun, friendly staff and seeing so many deals on stylish clothes, potential home decor from past iconic eras, and just fun stuff. Some of what I saw - Garbage Pail Kids cards, Star Wars figurines, gems, 60's & 70's & 80's clothing pieces in great condition, and unique candlesticks and art. And an energetic cat is the unofficial store keeper. Can't wait to go back for a few hours soon to decide on what to purchase first!

"WOW -- WHAT a DIFFERENCE! CrocBuster Video!"…read more *FYI: I'm always on the lookout for stores in the CHA-area that sell "old-school" physical media, as I run a film series at a local arts center that relies on it for projection. I found CrocBuster purely through a fluke -- I asked Google for "dvd / video stores" near me (not expecting much of anything), but I was so pleasantly surprised -- This isn't a STORE, it's an EXPERIENCE! -- a virtual MAZE from one cool "fan-niche cubby hole" to another -- original Star Wars toys, all types of "retro kid stuff" that will bring back many a happy memory, as well as both new & used vinyl LPs, TONS of collectable VHS (Disney clamshells, etc.) and all kinds of tchotchkes and gewgaws you didn't even know existed. (The video online really doesn't do it justice -- you just have to experience it.) I had some old DVDs & VHS tapes in my car that I was hoping to unload (again, not expecting much), only to be so pleasantly surprised. The manager, Paul, turned my two boxes around in a hurry while I shopped. (Both Paul and his wife Michelle and all of the staff were very, very welcoming and helpful in a most genuine way. Michelle gave me a tour of their massive store.) I ended up using my $60 of credit (and then some!) ** Oh, prices are very reasonable, btw. Will definitely be back in the near future. Can't recommend enough -- check it out! *** p,s,: If you have a LARGE amount to trade, call ahead or contact them on Facebook to arrange a good time to bring it by. -- thx!

This place was awesome! The selection of baked goodies was out of this world. Definitely worth the…read moreside trip to visit this bakery store.

There not cheap like they used to be . It's mostly regular priced little Debbie but they do have a…read morecouple of spots that are discounted

Lovely shop off the beaten track- but we'll worth stopping and shopping! Wide variety of treasures…read moreto be found. Paintings, baked treats, candles, antiques, clothing and more. Highly recommend that you stop on by. Staff is very friendly and helpful.

Great little local shop. Super friendly, multiple vendor spots inside the old bank. Well worth the…read morestop.

This antique store is so beautiful. I love shopping here. So glad this is in fort O!!read more