Well this was the spot to hang out years ago in it's payday. Presently, the theatre, Nearly New…read moreShop, and grocery store are all that really keep it alive. There is a really nice library, a health center as well. Most other businesses have moved on. The place opened in the 60s, and has been home to a skating rink and many other businesses over time. Presently it may change ownership, leaving it's fate up in the air... So my advice is get there while you still can!

This is a blast from the past…read more They have a pay phone, Jazzercize, a library, and the old style of Subway. It's like you walked into the late 80s or 90s. Seriously though, they have a library, a ValuMarket, a second-hand store, and the best movie theatre in the city. There are some restaurants attached to the mall as well (The Backdoor, a halal buffet, the aforementioned Subway, and a Ramen spot). This is also a great place to park.

At check out I was told that I would have 15%off my purchase for signing up for the store…read moremembership. When I did this the offer code did not appear in my email and the cashier refused to honor the 15% off. The cashier saw where the account was set up correctly and only said " hmm that's weird I'm only sure why it's not there" and still did not rectify the situation. When I asked if a manager could over ride the transaction and apply the discount the cashier told me no. This was poor customer service and a waste of my time. This was not a great experience.

If you have time to really get in and dig around, you might find a few bargains. I have an elderly…read moreparent that loves to work crossword puzzles and seek and find pages. Found a few books with large print for under $3 a book. Found a few snacks for a growing college kids and few to stash in my own desk. Only down side, went on a Saturday and they only had one line open. So wait in line was a bit long. But they have lots to look at in the checkout line

stopped here on my way through town. Seemed more flea market than anything. I know these are 'hit…read moreor miss' type stores. Saw a lot of the same type things in many booths. I'm sure there is a lot of turnover and it's just a matter of hitting the store at the right time. i wouldn't go out of my way to visit again.

I would definitely recommend a new cut peddlers mall. The sales people at this location are very…read morekind and we'll go out of their way to help you if you need it. I was trying to buy a leather hat and it didn't have a price tag on it, but the sales associate called the booth owner. He didn't answer so she called someone else that knew the guy that had the booth and they figured out the price was cheaper than the price I was willing to pay for the hat. I go to the peddlers malls as a way to relieve stress and I always enjoy seeing items I haven't seen or can't find. I would highly recommend a new cut peddlers mall.

I know this reference might not make much sense in a couple of years, but I couldn't stop thinking…read moreabout how it applied to my visit to the new Zappos outlet. Imagine: You're walking up and down the aisles, picking up boxes to peruse the contents. There are price tags but with all of the talk of discounts, you ask out loud, "So how much do these shoes really cost?" And then comedian Nate Bargatze strides up to you as George Washington, just like in the now viral SNL sketch. He puts a hand on your shoulder reassuringly. He replies: "Nobody knows." So it was with that confidence that my husband and I strode to the cash register, supremely mystified if we would be asked to pay $50 or $250 for the three pairs of kids shoes and one pair of adult sneakers. (Thankfully, the bill came to closer to $100.) We checked out the new Zappos outlet on its opening weekend, when it was advertised shoppers would get an additional 30% off their purchase. And we found an outlet with a decent number of shoes for adults and kids, plus several racks of clothes as well. I was in a bit of a rush, so we didn't take too long to look, mostly zeroing in on what we were there to find. This outlet was hopping, but everything seemed well organized and clean. The only confusion came from the prices, with signs saying there were even more discounts than the 30% off. I would definitely come back here when I had more time to shop.

It is a good store. It is completely hit or miss. I tried to stop in when I can. I wish they would…read moreupdate their website with hours and sale.

I love shopping at Dollar Tree for inexpensive seasonal decorations and craft supplies. I also find…read morethem to be a good source for stocking stuffers, Halloween and Easter treats as well as small frames.

2 star or 3 star..... I'm really torn between the two. So I went with 3 stars giving the workers…read morethe benefit of the doubt. Or should I say what few workers were there. I only saw 1, and she was at the cash register. Upper management's fault???? Who knows........ As I walked in I noticed the floor was a mess. It looked like it needed a good scrubbing!! Speaking of floor, I had to navigate around all the box's with stock in them. It looked like they just unloaded the truck, put the stock in its spots throughout the store then stopped.......????? From the look of stuff on the shelves throughout the store (cluttered & tossed around) a good rearranging would do wonders. I never did get what I went in there to get and I'm kinda glad i didn't. The line was 10 plus people deep so needless to say I walked out frustrated.

Target is a massive and established retail giant that has quite a few locations here in the…read moreLousiville Kentucky area. This particular one is located in okolona neighborhood adjacent to the rear of the Jefferson mall in its own separate parking lot and building. I've come to this target more times then I care to count over the years. For those unfamiliar with target they are a department store in the same vein as say a wal mart. Except they are a bit more classy with there setups and take a bit more pride in there stores and serving there customer base . Targets have pretty good sales form time to time and my wife and daughters like every red blooded woman in North America appear to love shopping here. I've joked for years that if I was a single guy I wouldn't go to clubs and bars to meet women. Just go to the local target. This target is very well upkept with stock and cleanliness. There workers are usually available and helpful and they process there lines pretty quickly. They have a little food mart area that anytime my wife mentions going to target my pre teen perks up and is like "we getting the target popcorn?" Evidently Thai target marketplace has good popcorn. Overall a pretty nice department store. I do prefer targets over wal mart when it comes to department store shopping aspect. They do a fine job here.

When calling the St Matthews store no one will answer the electronics department or service deskread more

My cousin arranged for the owner to sell furnishings from her late mother's estate under a…read moreconsignment agreement. After the items were picked up, I never received any proceeds. When I followed up, the owner denied any agreement and shifted blame to a third-party renter, which was inaccurate. Other former clients I have just spoken to, including Jane the person he's placing blame, Anitta, and Kerrick, reported similar experiences.

Found a new (to me) place today. Seek and Find sits on Preston Hwy close to the Audubon Park…read moreneighborhood. The business has been around for several years and takes in consignment. I was inspired by the creativity used to repurpose items as shelves for high storage. Doubles the item storage. I wouldn't classify this spot as antiques. Not that older items aren't available, but it's less furniture and more of a decorative mix of home accessories and knick-knacks. There's so much to look at, items were in great shape and reasonably priced. Upstairs and downstairs with hand sanitizer stations. Something for any room in your house. Walk slow, look at every shelf twice and find something fun! We'll be back.

I'm more partial to the larger Home Goods store, but for TJ Maxx this is the best location. It has…read morequite a bit of home decor and this is my reason to visit. I'm not sure I've given the clothing a second glance; however, the aisles are full of shoppers. Some favorites to shop for here: throw blankets, pillows, seasonal garden and home decor, kitchen and bathroom organizers, and holiday decor. I find these items are better priced as compared to the big box stores I visit. Finding an associate within the store is rare but they have plenty of cashiers. Don't let the long lines intimidate you from buying. The parking lot is shared with other businesses. The portion near TJ Maxx is frantic!! Keep your head on a swivel and keep young kids close.

This store has been hit or miss for me Lately - the store…read morehas been a bit of a mess, with slim pickings on quality fashion or home goods. Also seems to be understaffed at the moment.