It has been a while since I have been in a Cato. Actually, 15 years. Well, I went in here on the…read moreway to Office Depot, and it was great. All the clothes and accessories are organized and clean. Even the clearance clothes have all of the same items hung together, and then sorted by size. Clothes and constrtare not greatll, but also ok. Lots of polyester. Fabrics are thick enough to be not-see-through. Maybe not tailored, but they have changing rooms so you can try it on. Something I feel is great, is that everything had prices marked accurately. That sounds like something that would be a given, but it is not. Walmart does not post prices, and wants you to scan each thing with the app (while on store wifi and while logged in so they can spy on you), and store like Five Below just do not post a price and you are supposed to deal with it. Cato had the prices all posted, and when I check out everything was accurate. Including clearance, where they had put the new price on each tag by crossing out the old one and putting the new one on. This store is all about straight talk. Lots of deals to be had. They had cute sweater dresses and coats for winter. And a clearance rack with costume jewelry and sunglasses, and I stocked up to give to kids at birthday parties when my girls (ages 5 and 7) get invites, because putting a statement necklace or sunglasses in a gift bag with the main gift is fun for kids. They also will wrap each thing separately, like in a tissue, so nothing gets damaged. Basically, a clean organized clothes store with all the prices posted accurately and all the clothes sorted by style and size, so it is easy to shop fast and be in and out fast.

Nice selection of regular and plus size fashions. Trendy and traditional clothing. Sore is clean…read moreand employees are helpful.

It'd been well over a decade, perhaps closer to two, since I last stepped foot inside a…read moreBooks-A-Million. I didn't know these stores still existed, but I hadn't thought about it either. The one in my hometown (High Point, North Carolina) closed a long time ago. I remember enjoying my visits there as a kid. This Books-A-Million in Statesboro appears to be alive and well, for the most part. When Three Tree Coffee Roasters closed early, we headed here. There's a cafe inside called Joe Muggs (the Books-A-Million cafe chain). Joe Muggs has indoor and outdoor covered seating and the bookstore has free Wi-Fi. In order to connect to Books-A-Million's Wi-Fi network, you have to log in using a social media account. I logged in using my Twitter account. This is the first public network I've connected to that required a social media account for connection purposes. They must want my data. The Wi-Fi signal at the cafe was good and the speed was sufficient for general web browsing and music streaming. I didn't try to stream any videos, but I did upload some photos and those took a lot longer over Books-A-Million's Wi-Fi than my considerably faster home internet connection. We stayed at the cafe for a few hours in the afternoon. The store saw a steady, but slow, stream of business. A lot of the employees just hung out behind the registers due to a lack of customers. There were a couple books we were interested in getting for my nieces, but sadly, Amazon had them at lower prices with free (Prime) shipping. It's this very reason why I wonder how brick and mortar bookstores like Barnes & Noble and Books-A-Million have survived for as long as they have. Then again, they seemed to thrive in the 90s with business models that allowed customers to spend hours inside their stores reading books and magazines and not having to pay a dime. Wanting to give Books-A-Million our business, we asked the staff if they would price match Amazon. They said they couldn't price match in-store, but we could price match with Books-A-Million online. Why would we spend our time doing that (setting up a Books-A-Million account online and going through the price matching process) when we already had Prime accounts set up through Amazon? With just a few taps on the Amazon app, we'd have the books sitting on our doorstep in a couple days. The store itself was nice. It was well maintained and organized and had an up-to-date and well-stocked inventory of books, toys, games, and gifts. The men's restroom was clean. The staff was polite. While it has some things working against it, overall, I think this Books-A-Million is a fine place to come to to browse, shop, meet, hang out, and/or get some work done. Both the bookstore and cafe have a quiet, relaxed, and comfortable atmosphere. This Books-A-Million is located in the Statesboro Crossing shopping center with other national retail and restaurant chains like Hobby Lobby, Olive Garden, Petco, TJ Maxx, and Ulta Beauty. It's not far from Statesboro Mall and the Walmart Supercenter.

i cant wait to go back !!! This location has so many books…read moreranging in genres. what better bookstore could you visit, this one has it all. the one bad thing about this place is they could have a better sitting area for you to drink your coffee while you read or just chill while your friends are shopping for books. But its a book store Common its nice and there are so many books to choose from. This store dosent really have flaws

Huge selection in many colors , styles and sizes. Prices…read moreare on the more expensive side . Staff was super friendly and helpful.

Had the rudest associate named Briana in there. She was eye balling my mom and if she was trying to…read moresteal or something. My mother was asking her questions on certain products and she was really rude. I asked her several questions upon check out and she was flat out ignoring me. She even tossed back our change. Not sure what her problem was but I brought it to one of the managers attention. If people don't want to be at work they should be sent home. There's no need for the customers to pay for their problems/issues.

Nice store with a wide range of items! Prices are good, especially during sales! The staff is…read morehelpful, but not pushy! No negatives!

If your looking to shop for your kids or your teenage kids wouldn't shop here because they don't…read morehave any good stores only about 5 stores and only 2 restaurants and the new mall security lady is awful and very rude seen her be rude to a customer because her daughter was holding her dog inside of her hand inside of the mall .

I really enjoy going to this mall. Although it is smaller than most, they have lots of great…read moreshopping to be accomplished. They have two major department stores: JC Penney's and Belk's. Then there is another smaller bargain store, Bealls, that I also like as well. I always walk away with lots of good shopping every time I visit.

I love this place I collect porcelain dolls and most of my dolls are from here. most workers know…read morewho I am and one gave me a free doll. I'm only ten but this is my personal favorite store. they have so many different things for a good price. 100% recommend.

Outstanding customer service and a great environment, every time I come in the selection gets…read morebigger and bigger. If there is something you want and it's not in store the staff will do everything in their power to get you what you're looking for at a competitive price. This is the kind of place you walk in to and want to stay and hang out, the selection of used guns makes it feel like a museum... in a good way. From 22long rifles to custom built bench rest tack drivers this place is really cool!

If you are ever in Springfield, GA you need to stop by this gem of a shop. There you will find hand…read morepoured, fragrant, natural soy-coconut candles. They make them right there in their shop so you know they mean it when they say locally made. They have men's candle fragrances and body care products in the Mr. Wright Wicks area, a kids section coming soon and other locally made bath & body products. Such as bath bombs, lotions, soaps, body scrubs, body butters, lip balms all by local vendors Ellen Claire Soapery, Soaps Unlimited & Studier's Honeypot. I almost forgot to mention the supply of special reserve honeys and Elderberry syrup by Studier's Honeypot can be found here as well. If y'all can't stop in they have a website www.WrightWicks.com and they can be found on Facebook at Facebook.com/WrightWicks and Instagram @wrightwickscandleco

Cute little candle shop! The owners are really sweet. Candles smell amazing, I've already placed 2…read moreorders! They offer buy online pickup in store as well. Do yourself a favor and grab the scent "cozy sweater," you won't regret it!!