Most malls are dying. This one doesn't seem to be with the usual anchors and in between stores and…read morevery few cell phone repair shops. I only noticed one or two storefronts "in transition" and that's unusual these days. Charlottesville Fashion Square is the town shopping mall. Shaped like a large plus sign with the anchors at the main four points. JC Penney, Belk (times two) and Sears. The mall is on one level and is surrounded by parking. Most of the entrances will be through one of those anchor stores and there are three others that are not. There is also a spot in the back for local bus service. Other than being very well populated, the mall is in good condition with good lighting, smooth floors and lots of spots in the middle to sit and wait for your wife to buy her stuff.

As far as malls go, Fashion Square is pretty fair. It seems better already (as far as available…read moreshops) than when I originally moved to Cville three years ago. There are still a few vacant storefronts which always feels a bit sad, but at least one or two of them have signs that something is coming soon. There is a decent selection of restaurants, though I've never eaten at any of them. I do usually prefer an actual food court, to keep the food and eating folks separate from the clothing shops, maybe just because that's what I'm used to, but it feels weird to have all the tables with people eating right outside other kinds of shops. I think Fashion Square just isn't big enough to have a full designated food court area. Otherwise the main mall areas, bathrooms and stores all seem clean and well-kept. I have only visited the mall maybe 3 or 4 times, and usually for one or two specific shops, but it's always a kinda fun blast from the past to wander around a mall for a bit of time.

Charlottesville is a midway point when traveling. I like to explore the area. Target has the usual…read moreinventory. I like the accessories, electronics and household sections. You can clip coupons and earn points with the Target app.

I've been to this location several times with my daughter residing in Charlottesville attending…read moreUVA. I've found everything we have needed and inventory has been good even with college move in. However, most impressive has been the mass presence of staff at checkout. Solid Target

Over the few days I was moving my daughter into UVA I visited the Target store three times…read more The store is located on the edge of town, so a haul from UVA. It's the only Target in town. Thankfully it was a great experience. Friday and Saturday they were very busy, but most shelves had some inventory. Sunday was a more pleasant customer experience with lower crowds. Also the shelves were not ransacked. There was plenty of staff at every turn to ask for assistance. Checkouts were smooth with lots of staff. This has been an issue for a bit with customers being forced to checkouts. I know that I will be back.

This has got to be the worst target within 400 miles. I mean everything is out of stock. The…read morelocation is horrible. The service took and even greater hit now that self check out is gone. Someone has to step in and fix this store. I'd rather drive an extra 20 minutes to the location in Waynesboro it's so bad here.

It is wonderful to have such a good selection of clothing available locally. It is important to me…read moreto try on clothes before purchasing, and I appreciate that Belks is here.

Gone downhill . Time for it to close. All it's good for is returning clothes that don't fit from…read moreonline. I had a tag pop off pants when I removed from package and when I returned them the lady made a snotty comment. You could tell pants were not worn.