Great place for friends and families to hangout on the weekends. There are a lot of restaurants and…read moreshops to enjoy good food and drinks. However, they need to improve the parking area or valet parking for more convenient for customers. Highly recommended

This was one of the best outdoor park events I have been to in a long time. The Katy Sip n Stroll…read morewas held in Villagio Town Center and it was the perfect venue. Tents were spread out throughout the village area and there was a great variety of wine, beer, cider, food, and crafts.

I go here every week. Even when I know I don't need too lol . Service is 7/10 some places have…read morebetter service than others but selection of stores are great . The value from where I live is perfect as well

Destination shopping and retail, I was here on a random weekday. I had a great lunch at Bar Louie…read morebut the highlight here was that I was able to fit my Sprinter van into the parking deck near a power outlet. Yes, I plugged into a free Level 1 charger and was able to bring my on-board battery from 10% past 50% before I left today. Awesome. I read the Code of Conduct and didn't see anything that said I couldn't. [Review 850 of 2024 - 605 in Texas - 21880 overall]

This mall used to be very clean and fairly up to date; now it feels fairly old, messy, and…read moregenerally out of date for a shopping experience. The main flagship stores are still there but even the Apple Store is cramped and uncomfortable. You got a Pottery Barn and then a knockoff going out of business clothing store in the same area. The thrill of walking around for fun is very 20 years ago and the mall experience is not quite the same as before.

This mall is pretty, but the layout is odd and the food court is super hot. Also needs anuogeade in…read moreoptions. Really just your basic food court options. Lots of seating. I cannot pick point it, but its just an odd mall and also has a lot of advertisements. I feel like the outside part is better than what you see i side the main building. There are a lot of shops, but nothing that really caught my eye. I wandered around in there for 2 hours. I did go to Miniso and that was pretty cool. I guess overall its just an average mall if you want to kind of shop. It does have a little bit of everything scattered about. I didnt have any bad service, buy I just don't see as things are on the upper end in cost, but then there are some affordable ke stores as well.

It's very messy store, not enough collection. I have gone to other Burlington store, they are…read morebetter than one over here.

I had hopes that this place would change due to the business owner saying they will take my last…read morereview in consideration but I came back today hoping someone would do something and I must say it's getting worst and worst! The line is really long again and the supervisor Brianna was on her phone being extremely slow with customer. On top of that there were 4 workers in the cashier area but only one booth open which was the supervisor Brianna.

What happened? All the stores are either gone or close! Not…read moresure what happened but it's not alive at all was wanting some mall snacks but nothing is open in their food court. Tutti Fruitti is not open either. No boba shops like other malls either

This places is abandoned as of 2024. Nothing but three clearance stores and a small old college…read moreremain, one store didn't even have a name. Most entrances are blocked off for the mall, remaining stores, and even the for the college which can't be used. It was a nice exploration place, but was very sad seeing this mall pretty much abandoned, forgotten, and taking up space. Haven't updated their stores on the map as it says they're still standing and the mall still opened. Not too much of a mall or shopping center if that's what you're looking for.

This company has such a deep well of potential in both their model and execution of their model…read more With a small amount of effort, you can find luxury items at affordable costs, typically while avoiding the "discount store" culture/atmosphere. They have the infrastructure, client base, talented stockers and access of locale to usurp Nordstrom Rack and similar models. Their inability to achieve that level of quality, however, is purely self-inflicted. They are clearly allergic to the concept of quality customer service and err on the side of caution, in treating the customer as poorly as possible, lest someone accidentally become confused and forget that they are shopping at Ross+. Instead of settling for being the Target of discount stores, and at times making a tangible effort to become the Walmart, why not get out of your way and pretend to know the meaning of the term "customer service?" I am including two pictures of the two Jack Spade bags I found at this store, and you will easily be able to understand why Marshall's can't have nice things (the larger of the two was damp and smelled like mold). It's bad enough that you treat your treasures like trash, but your employees are categorically opposed to the idea of a customer ever daring to set foot in their domains again. If you want to be better, you have to do better first.

They carry a lot of women's clothes, make-ups, hair products, and stuff for your home. They also…read morecarry good selections for men's clothes. They open early. The place is very clean and organized. In fact it is the most organized Marshalls I've been to so far (maybe because they just opened). I loved the staff. They were very helpful and accomodating. I'll probably shop here more.