Kohls has so many pretty things. The Christmas displays are gorgeous. I needed to make a quick…read morereturn and it was seamless. I shared my order number and my returns were quickly processed. Plenty of parking and staff helpful.

You're here for the Amazon returns, and you know it…read more This Kohl's is generally nice. It's typically a quiet store with easy enough parking outfront and the only real issue is there's a very rude woman that works at the customer service counter in returns and loves to yell at people. Stand in the wrong place, she yells at you. Real great experience when most people are coming to return stuff. This Kohls is very much representative of your average Kohls experience. It's a massive store that seems staffed by only three people. You can return your amazon packages with ease and get some Kohls bucks back in the process that you'll never use.

Multiple designer brands on a budget ! Selections (Dresses, jeans & Handbags) were plentiful in…read morewomen & women.

Did my Christmas shopping here on the Saturday before Christmas, and surprising, the place was very…read moreneat and organized! There were plenty of workers to assist and check people out at the register! I had a pleasant last-minute shopping experience! They had lots of things in stock, and I got a bunch of things from here. Plenty of options and great deals!

Absolutely horrible customer service at Walmart. The staff was rude, unhelpful, and acted like…read moreassisting customers was an inconvenience. I waited far too long for help, and when I finally got someone's attention, they were dismissive and provided no real solution. It's frustrating to spend your hard-earned money somewhere that clearly doesn't value its customers. A little kindness and professionalism go a long way -- and unfortunately, neither was shown during this visit. Very disappointing experience.

This is the Walmart at New Hope Commons, the shopping center just off 15-501 (Durham-Chapel Hill…read moreBlvd), near I-40 exit 270, in Durham. I came to this Walmart because I learned over the past year that Walmart is the only retailer that carries Suave Men 2-in-1 Shampoo and Conditioner in large 40-ounce bottles with pumps. Amazon and Target do not carry the 40-ounce bottles, at least that I could find. I got my first 40-ounce bottle with pump at the South Main Walmart in High Point. It lasted me about a year, living part-time in North Carolina. I got my second bottle here. There are two kinds of 2-in-1, Ocean Charge and Alpine Fresh. My first bottle was Ocean Charge and my second bottle was Alpine Fresh. $4.98 for 40 ounces. What a great value. Also, I noticed Unilever (Suave parent company) changed the 40-ounce bottle design from wide to cylindrical from 2020 to 2021. I've used the 28-ounce bottles for years at my home in Georgia. My shower/tub setup there is different, so I prefer the 28-ounce bottles with snap-shut lids there. This was just my second trip to a Walmart since the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown of March 2020. I forgot how low Walmart's prices are. They're scary cheap. Walmart must squeeze every penny out of its suppliers. That said, the selection and quality of product at Walmart is generally not as good as brick-and-mortar competitors such as Target and Harris Teeter (for groceries). For example, this Walmart only had one flavor of Silk Almond Creamer (Caramel) while Harris Teeter typically offers three flavors (Sweet & Creamy and Vanilla in addition to Caramel). We picked up a bottle of the Silk Almond Creamer, Caramel flavor (32 ounces) for $3.98. This is about $1 cheaper than Harris Teeter, but I prefer the Sweet & Creamy flavor which Walmart did not carry. More examples of Walmart's low prices: We picked up a couple bags of Marketside (Walmart's house brand) salad for $2.68 each, an 8-pack of Diet Coke in 12-ounce plastic bottles (same size as cans) for $4.44, a Screamin' Sicilian Holy Pepperoni frozen pizza for $5.98, and a succulent potted plant for $5.00. We visited this Walmart around 4:30 PM on a Saturday. I was bracing myself for a zoo, but customer volume was surprisingly relatively light. It was a fairly relaxed, calm shopping experience. We ran into one of our old neighbors near the fridge with the creamers. We had to wait behind only one person, who wasn't buying much stuff, at checkout. The cashier was efficient and polite. Even the old couple behind us was outgoingly friendly. Did we just happen to luck out at the time of our visit? I did think it was interesting how this Walmart is located directly across from and shares the same storefront parking lot as a Best Buy. I had no issues finding a parking space nearby. I don't think Best Buy is as popular as it used to be.

Talk about a hot mess, almost all the racks are super disorganized and honestly the options they…read morehave are kind of minimal for certain things. I was looking for a yoga mat. I had two options. I also was looking for some work sandals, and honestly, they didn't have too many options either. The racks are an absolute mess to try to sort through. Overall, for the price of the store and having to navigate through the mess, it's a pain. The grocery area is much better organized than any other area of the store.

This target location smells so strong of fragrances my asthma got triggered walking in the…read moreentrance. I shop at lots of stores and have no problems. Not sure what's going on with this target, but stear clear if you get asthma or get migraines from fragrances.

Great store with many quality brands to choose from in all the departments. I enjoy shopping there…read more I love Nordstrom stores in general. Too bad this mall gets a bad rep for security issues.

bring back the turkey sandwich and get rid of the new shit…read more it was the best sandwich and somrone had the bright idea to remove it??? what. is. wrong. with. you. i know many agree with me. bring it back.

We've been here a few times and have occasionally purchased random items like Himalayan salt and a…read morebig water bottle for my wife. On this visit, I was looking for an insulated thermos and some cereal bowls. We didn't find any bowl we liked but I did end up buying a branded insulated water bottle that was reasonably priced. Just like a lot of these types of stores, you never know what they'll have in store so you just have to visit and browse.

Although I didn't find what I was looking for, the staff were friendly and very helpful. William,…read morethe security guard, even showed me where their other locations were so I could see if they had what I was looking for.

This discount Nordstrom Rack store is very close to the mall which has a Nordstrom. Love the value…read moreyou can find at Nordstrom Rack. I enjoy browsing the shoe, handbags, sunglasses and clothing items. This store generally has a bigger selection of designer sunglasses than some other Rack stores.

After hearing my wife talk about the store, I was very excited to go shopping. It was a huge…read moreletdown! The prices were still very expensive, and the selection was haphazard. It's like an overpriced TJ Maxx.

Meadowmont Village is the place my wife and I have visited the most during our time in Chapel Hill…read more(2020-2024), mainly because of the Harris Teeter here, but also because of the property's restaurants and other businesses. This is a nice mixed-use development on the east side of Chapel Hill, close to the Durham border. It's just a short drive down highway 54 from I-40 exit 273 and it's not far from 15-501 either. Meadowmont Village sets itself apart from competition in the area by simply being nicer with a cleaner and more elevated atmosphere. The architectural design, layout, and landscaping make it a quaint, relaxing place to walk around. The tenant mix is a good combination of chain and local. This isn't a bigger, destination-type development like Fenton in Cary. Instead, it's smaller and quieter, and that's part of the appeal. It's never felt crowded or uncomfortable all the times I've been here. It's easy to get in and out and there always seems to be just the right amount of people, even when it's busy (e.g., active patios at Brixx, Bluebird, and Kahlovera). There's a pond and trails nearby and overall, the entire neighborhood is well-kept. When we first moved to the area, my wife and I frequented the Harris Teeter up 54 at Hope Valley Commons in Durham. We then switched to the Harris Teeter at Meadowmont Village because it's more secluded and has a calmer, more peaceful environment (inside and out). While I think the Harris Teeter at Hope Valley Commons is a little bigger with a slightly wider variety of inventory, that difference hasn't been big enough for us to switch back to the Hope Valley Commons Harris Teeter as our primary Harris Teeter. Below is a list of businesses at Meadowmont Village that we've been to so far. I've left Yelp reviews for most of them. Restaurants and Cafes * Bluebird - French bistro, one of our favorite restaurants in Chapel Hill. https://www.yelp.com/biz/bluebird-chapel-hill * Brixx Wood Fired Pizza + Craft Bar https://www.yelp.com/biz/brixx-wood-fired-pizza-craft-bar-chapel-hill * Fusion Fish - sushi restaurant, now closed (replaced by Lime & Lemon). https://www.yelp.com/biz/fusion-fish-chapel-hill-2 * Kahlovera Mexican Bar & Grill - great for tacos and margaritas (replaced Chronic Tacos). https://www.yelp.com/biz/kahlovera-mexican-bar-and-grill-chapel-hill-3 * Lime & Lemon Indian Grill & Bar - one of our favorite Indian restaurants in the Triangle and the restaurant we go to the most at Meadowmont Village. https://www.yelp.com/biz/lime-and-lemon-indian-grill-and-bar-chapel-hill * Meet Fresh - yummy Taiwanese desserts, the first and so far only Meet Fresh in the entire state. https://www.yelp.com/biz/meet-fresh-chapel-hill * Quickly - bubble tea and Taiwanese snacks. https://www.yelp.com/biz/quickly-chapel-hill-chapel-hill * Starbucks https://www.yelp.com/biz/starbucks-chapel-hill-4 Other * ABC Store - I got my groomsmen bottles of Jack Daniels from this store, part of the Orange County ABC Store network. https://www.yelp.com/biz/abc-store-chapel-hill-3 * Bell Meadowmont - my wife and I toured the apartments and considered living here. https://www.yelp.com/biz/bell-meadowmont-apartments-chapel-hill * Harris Teeter https://www.yelp.com/biz/harris-teeter-chapel-hill-5 * Meadowmont Dentistry https://www.yelp.com/biz/meadowmont-dentistry-chapel-hill * Monkee's of Chapel Hill - my wife bought a sundress here. https://www.yelp.com/biz/monkees-of-chapel-hill-chapel-hill * The UPS Store - I've swung by this location several times to ship things. https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-ups-store-chapel-hill Not far from Meadowmont Village is the Rizzo Center. It contains a conference center and hotel and is home to the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School's Executive Development programs and the historic DuBose Home: https://www.yelp.com/biz/rizzo-center-chapel-hill

If you got laid last night and the person who got on top of you was not particularly good in bed,…read morethen that was a Mediocremount, and you should go to Mediocremount Village instead. But if that doesn't apply to you then this fancy shopping area will work out fine. They're trying to be European and stuff, and it's cute. Reminds me of some of the fancier parts of Northern Virginia or Maryland, but it's not cheap here. It's a cute brand-new shiny shopping center with some boba tea and some desserts and some food and a lot of high-end shops. They tried to make it like a little shopping Village and while it does seem fake it and contrived, it also is a really nice place to hang out and get some stuff - and it's peaceful and safe and quiet and reminds me of Virginia in some ways.

A little farther away from us than other shopping centers but the Kohl's and the Bed, Bath and…read moreBeyond are the nearest to us. Kohl's is definitely one of our preferred stores for clothing. There is also a wine store, pet store, shoe store, etc. but too bad they closed down the Kroger. There are also a few dining options like Panera, a Mexican restaurant, Asian restaurant, etc. There is usually plenty of parking and the center is easily accessible via 15-501 or Southwest Durham Parkway (which oddly enough is nowhere near Southwest Durham).

When I lived at Lenox at Patterson Place apartments, I couldn't help but feel a little like an…read moreurban-chic city gal, walking my miniature dog from my studio flat through the "backyard" and onto the sidewalks of this shopping center. We were especially fans of the uber-convenient Petsmart and the patios at Coldstone Creamery and Panera -- where I could grab some grub and sit outside with Rex and people-watch. As you may have already surmised, this is a haven of chains (DSW, Bed Bath and Beyond, Kohls, AC Moore, Home Depot, among others), with a handful of local joints (the nail salon and the Mediterranean deli for instance).

We travelled from out of state just to check out this Target. Well, not just to check it out, but…read morewe are from out of state and we went to this Target when everyone and their grandmother was shopping for move-in weekend at UNC. Honestly, I was expecting a mess. In reality, even with tons of people shopping, the store was kept very clean and tidy. Stock was pretty good even on high demand items, such as towels, mops, toiletries, etc., and they had sales and specials galore on the basic necessities for students. Plenty of staff helping at the checkout stands as well as in the sections, such as electronics, to answer questions and help find things. Again, even with the crowds, the staff was polite, kind, and very professional. While I won't be visiting here very much since it's across the country for me, I know my student will come here knowing we had a positive shopping experience on one of the craziest shopping days in the area.

I had a great experience. This is a Super Target and the layout is awesome. Maria was super helpful…read morein the clothing section and the store is huge!