Honestly, organized chaos here. I think there is 2-3 floors worth of merchandise. It honestly gave…read moreoff vibes of a Burlington. From the moment I walked in I personally was a little overwhelmed. The name Nordstrom leads me to expect a certain vibe, this did not hit that. The shoe area is a good size, but tiny aisles. It was pretty organized. There is some areas to sit, but not enough. There were people sitting on the floor. There were many racks throughout. There is lots of departments like kids, mens, womens, shoes, bags, suitcases and much more. There is a lot to sift through. The pricing was in my opinion a little high. I can find items one sale, cheaper especially with a coupon. I am sure I made a face at some of the pricing like, "Um really. You want that much for that?" The staff were ok. I had one who tried to help, but he was new so he was unsure on the answer. I ended up not staying too long. I was just there for shoes, and walked out empty handed.

My son was in search of black shoes/boots for work. There…read moreis a large selection of Everything!!! He found black leather Chelsea Boots for $49.99 & Black slip in Adidas for $54.97. The final total cost was $84.96. Yes, $84.96 for boots & Sneakers. It's not what you make, but what you keep. The store representative was kind at check out and answered questions regarding return policy of non-clearance items.

Never coming back…read more From the moment you walk in, their security halts you, if too many people come in at the same time. Not because they're crowded, but to better navigate people coming in to make sure you don't steal. I REFUSE to be treated like a criminal because they have problems with their shrinkage. The store barely had anything worth buying, and I won't return

Ross at 424 Oregon Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19148, are low key profiling brown people. I've…read moreexperienced it several times but ignored it due to the fact that the store has items in stock that I like purchasing. I am a regular customer but their security can't seem to tell the difference or don't care. They like shadowing me every time I shop there. Also from my observation they don't seem to do that to the white folks who shop there. I believe the managers are complicit as well. The sad part about this is that the managers and security are African Americans. They should know better.

Great service for the fitting room and at checkout. Nice…read moreselection of items on sale: business attire, casual, going out, luggage, candles. I even peeked in the men's section for my son and found hard collar dress shirts $29.99. I have some nice black wide leg pants for $34.99. Looking to get another pair in a different color.

They steal and the customer service is terrible if you return something they think they are slick…read morecanceling the charge then you can't call the number I'll be stopping in again

I love Target, and the Chestnut Street Philadelphia location is a prime example of how a major…read moreretail brand can adapt to city living without losing what makes it great. I grew up visiting Target in the suburbs, so discovering this location in Philadelphia immediately felt familiar. It maintains the brand's accessibility and comfort while smartly adapting to city life. The store is consistently clean, bright, organized, and well-stocked. The staff is friendly and helpful, the grocery selection is genuinely fresh, and the overall experience feels thoughtful and efficient. What Target does especially well is discernment. The product mix feels curated rather than crowded, with a smart balance of affordability, quality, and style across groceries, home goods, essentials, and private-label products. Their app also stands out, particularly the real-time inventory tools that make pickup and delivery seamless. More broadly, Target is one of the few major retailers that has preserved the strengths of brick-and-mortar shopping while still evolving for modern life. I suspect part of that comes from the company's Minnesota roots and the strong Scandinavian influence embedded in the culture there. You can feel it in the stores: clean layouts, restrained design, thoughtful presentation, efficiency paired with warmth, and an emphasis on functionality without sacrificing quality. It stands apart from most big-box retail in America. The Chestnut Street location embodies that philosophy perfectly. Similar to what brands like Barnes & Noble and Bloomingdale's have done with their urban stores, Target has adapted away from oversized suburban formats in certain city environments without sacrificing the core experience. The nearby location by the Barnes Foundation is excellent as well. It's larger than the Chestnut Street store but not a sprawling mega store, making it especially well-suited for city living while still offering a broader inventory and the convenience of free parking. Both locations feel like thoughtful adaptations of the traditional suburban retail model rather than watered-down versions. As parents, we've also been consistently impressed by Target's private-label products. Their diapers, formula, yogurt pouches, peanut butter, dairy products, pasta, and other everyday essentials have all been of excellent quality at prices meaningfully lower than those of many national brands. Target's Philadelphia stores demonstrate how thoughtful, adaptable retail can succeed in urban environments while preserving the core values that built customer loyalty in the first place. Highly recommended!

Inreally hope that some day in tye future, that these stores would carry prepared sandwiches and…read moreother types of food wherr people can take the food out and consume it without preparing it at home. There are complete aisles of bread and cereals, and even fruit, but nothing that I can purchase and eat it right now. Everything else about this store is awesome, and the prices here are very low. Thry do have cold beverages but I couldn't find any of those Starbucks cold brewed coffee. I saw plenty of pet food, clothes, and paper products, but thry had nothing that I nreded right now. I pretty much left without getting a thing.

I really enjoy coming to this Five Below. It's a much closer location for me than the Columbus Blvd…read morelocation, so it makes quick trips super easy! The store is always clean and well stocked. There is an assortment of everything to choose from these days. Prices are going up on some items, but that's to be expected. Still great value. The employees and security are also super friendly. I did prefer the self-checkout method though. I stopped in for a few more Boba kits and was super happy to see them fully stocked. Great experience!

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This is a great place, they have a nicer clientele, although they sell a lot of the same stores as…read moreGallery and other malls, but there are more high-end items here, I like to walk around here and at the same time look for new purchases

This indoor shopping center is a naturally-lit space that's perfectly acceptable for browsing and…read moreescaping the summer heat. It's less busy than when it first opened, still mainly filled with chain stores. I come here for the food court, which serves in a pinch. Have a car? They've got a parking garage. 3.5 stars

I checked out the mall downtown before seeing a show at City Winery. We had parked in one of the…read morenearby decks surrounding the mall, so we cut through Fashion District on our way to the venue. It's huge. There's even a skyway that connects two building structures that make-up the mall. You have you're mall standards inside like H&M, but also an Apple store. Despite being an urban mall, it's pretty spacious and - in the winter - good place to duck inside for a break from the cold weather.

This is large multi level indoor mall split into 2 main sections connected by a pass bridge on the…read moreupper floor, can also be accessed from outside through cross street. There are a massive selections of shops and brand inside the mall, most are the common necessity stores. They have deals going on this holiday season, highly recommended, what a great place to relax and shop without the cold. Staff from most of the shops we have encountered were friendly. So are people in the mall. Convenient location and easy parking.

Stop by last night for an event the store hosted, and it was refreshing to see how this venerable…read morestore has revamped itself for the ladies! I had not passed by since before the pandemic so it's definitely been a while for me, but I was pleasantly surprised to see the array of upscale offerings here in Center City. It was mostly accessories that would appeal to me, since unlike Saks Fifth Avenue, they do not have a plus size section aka anything north of a size 10 in clothing. But their handbags and their shoes were as beautiful as they come. If you're looking for anything from Victoria Beckham, I think this might be the one place in Philadelphia to find her dresses. But the store gets props for featuring a handmade cashmere and mohair sweater line that was simply dazzling! I was inspired enough that I will return!

TLDR: Fantastic help from Lindsay, but disappointed with the rest of the sales associates…read more I visited recently to purchase a coat and was surprised how difficult it was to get assistance. Several associates passed by without acknowledging me or offering help. Thankfully, Lindsay stepped in and turned the experience around. She was personable, attentive, and genuinely helpful. She took the time to pull different options, make thoughtful suggestions, and never made me feel rushed or pressured. Her patience and professionalism are exactly what you hope for when visiting a store like this. She's the reason I stayed, and the reason I'll consider coming back. If you visit, I highly recommend seeking out Lindsay--you'll be in great hands. I just hope the rest of the team steps up to the level of service she provided.

Competitive prices, good selection, extremely rude and lazy employees. The self-checkout lanes a…read morejoke due to the 15-item limit, which is strictly adhered to; if you have 16, the staff will force you to go to the inconvenient cashier lanes even if you offer to put one item back. The cashier lanes move extremely slowly and are highly unsanitary for several reasons.

I stopped shopping at Walmart online because they be trying charge people 6.99 for not spending…read moreover 35 bucks how you try to force people to spend more than what they dont have. Its the big corporations that be tryna charge peoole stupid fees if they dont spend a certain amount lol. I order all my stuff feom Amazon now your throwing away money just because they punish u for not spending more. Lol what a joke