Fayette Mall is maybe the best mall in Kentucky - amazing selection, including top brands, large…read moredepartment stores, and local food and stores as well. I spend WAY too much here, but it is such a reminiscent experience for a millenial who grew up in malls!

This is the only mall we have in Lexington or the surrounding area. I live in Mount Sterling and…read moreit takes me about an hour to get to this mall. It's a little irritating that Starbucks is no longer in the mall, there is an old-school coffee, but when you're craving your tried and true drink you can no longer pick it up while shopping. They need more directories on where the stores are, I went last weekend and I could not find the store I was looking for. Overall, we have some good store choices, but I'd like to see Starbucks come back,

I love Dillard's - they have great selection at this location and tend to do markdowns fairly…read morequickly. I hunt the sales racks and the sales associates are still attentive and helpful! I love a good deal and Dillard's has that, great service, and selection!

Happy holidays from Dillard's , all year price $128 , Christmas price $138 , enjoy shoppingread more

I remember when Lexington Green was actually a mall... but despite now being a "small" mall, the…read morestore selection is primo! I love Tunies (local boutique), Joseph Beth (bookstore), and Total Wine. Logan's of Louisville is another great local boutqiue specializing in upscale mens selections, but you can catch a great sale if you're lucky! Great venue for oustanding customer service all around.

I pretty much want to say exactly what Heather P. said in her review for this place…read more Lexington Green Mall is located near Fayette Mall (incredibly close, actually), and is filled with higher-end stores that you won't find in Fayette. Stores like Anthropologie, lululemon athletica, White House | Black Market, francesca's, etc. It's small, though, so the store selection isn't extensive. There's also two restaurants -- the Brontë Bistro in the bookstore, and Palmers, which, from my wanderings, looked like it was also kind of connected to the lower level of the bookstore. On another note, the scenery is kind of lovely here. There's a pond with ducks in the back of the shopping center that provides a calming retreat from shopping. Palmers' patio is next to the pond, as well. The front of the mall is also very pleasing, with many places to sit and eat/read/chat/write/whatever. Not a bad outdoor mall, but I'll probably only return just for Whole Foods and Joseph Beth Bookstore (which is amazing, by the way).

Hearing center has posted hours of 9AM-5PM Tuesday-Saturday. on Friday 09/21/25 no one was there…read more Went to Member Services, they did not know where the tech was. Said he basically shows up when he wants to??? He is an independent contractor. Waited until 10:30. Very poor business practices. I am a plus member for many years. Will go elsewhere for my hearing needs. Someone needs to be in charge of this service. Also was there on Thursday for same thing, tech had 1 customer but stated it would be 1 1/2 hours before he could get to me??? Probably wanted to go home early is my guess.

This store's layout is quite different than the Indianapolis Sam's stores but I was able to find…read moreeverything eventually. I was surprised to see that their food service was open. The Indy stores still have closed food service. A couple of Halloween items were already out on display. We found a round folding chair with soft velvety material for $40. And a Members Mark shredder with the attached trash can for $60. I thought these were pretty good deals. I usually go to Sam's once a month for supplies that end up lasting me for several months. Sam's still does a pretty good job keeping everything in stock during these scarcity of times. The roofs over the shopping basket returns are the first I've seen.

I'm a single + 1 (dog) household so my grocery shopping trips aren't excessive, but I've found I…read moresecure the most savings of any grocery venue by choosing Meijer. I saved nearly 25% on my most recent trip by shopping regular everyday staples and specials! The long overdue recent renovation to the Lexington/Hamburg store improves the overall shopping experience with bright and wide open aisles and improved facilities. I hope the maintenance and cleanliness continue with this recent upgrade.

I love this store. I can always find what I want. They always have a good sale. Everybody there is…read morealways friendly and it's clean.

I haven't been to this location in awhile because I normally stay away from the mall area…read more I went in specifically looking for a certain brand of peanut butter which I found and some other items I wasn't necessarily looking for but ended up in my shopping cart anyway. The store was well organized with the exception of the clearance area which to be honest is like that no matter where you go. The employees are friendly and helpful whether it be this location or the campus location (which is closest to our house). There was definitely a good selection of produce and it looked fresh. Every lane I went down was either stocked or being restocked in a couple of areas. There's ample parking and I could have parked closer to the entrance but chose not to. I'd rather let someone who needs to be closer to the entrance of the store have a spot to park in. I went through self check out and didn't have to wait in line.

Great staff at this Target, and it was staffed well for a busy Sunday. I wish this Target were laid…read moreout a little differently - and it could use a face lift. I also think Target could offer a wider selection of home items - like Middletown in Louisville.

I LOVE this TJ Maxx; best service and always an incredible selection of clothes. Best in the state…read more- Ralph Lauren, Lilly Pulitzer, and other designers my teens love. Not my favorite home selection, but the clothes are the best in the state!

I came in to do a return, the young lady that was helping was clearly new, as I stop there maybe 2…read moretimes a week. I wanted to return the items I purchased and get something else. The team lead help the young lady to return my money. I had one item, I didn't have the receipt and was given in-store credit (ok, cool), but after using the credit voucher, I owed an additional $1.06. So I gave the you lady a TWENTY and 06 cents. She in return did not give me my $19.00. I advised he and she seemed very lost that she owed this to me. So, DANIEL, I assume was the manager came up and when I tell you this man was beyond RUDE is an under statement. He was very mouthy and just acting as if I was trying to scam them. I even told him to pull her drawer and count it. He said NO, and basically threw the $19 in my hand. It truly bothers me that ALL them managers at the Nicholasville Rd store is like this, especially the lady during the day and Ms. Sudie is horrible as well. It saddens me to know we only have 1 TJ Maxx in Lexington, it's beginning to look like driving to Frankfort or Winchester is going to be the new norm. At least they are friendly.

We've seen a steady decline even before the pandemic at Gabe's, formerly known as Gabriel Brothers…read more They used to have slightly misprinted clothing items, clothing samples, overages, and apparel from previous seasons. It was a cheaper version of TJ Maxx/Marshalls and Ross Dress for Less. Now, the majority of the merchandise is Amazon returns. I've even seen knockoff items. We used to have fun shopping at Gabe's. We'd find college and university apparel. Seriously, look through my old photos that I previously shared. Now, nothing, Gabe's, why change what worked? Why does it feel like Goodwill is more organized? Each visit worsens, and few shoppers or cars are in the lot. Finally, I've noticed the same response from Gabe's repeatedly with reviews on Yelp and another site. The bottom line is that "sharing our reviews to improve our shopping experience in the future" isn't worth a grain of salt if you don't fix the problem.

I stood in line for 40 minutes waiting to check out. Most of the stuff in the store doesn't have…read moreprices on it. Frustrating as heck. They have some cool stuff, but no one knows how much it is.

Put it like this; rummage sales, Goodwill, and Salvation Army stores look more organized. I see…read moresecurity tags pulled and ripped off products (i.e., shirts, coats, etc.), clothes tossed around and on the floor, only to be hung back up with dust and dirt on them. I saw someone's old dirty hat hanging up along with the new caps during this visit. They made a switcheroo, which explains the plastic security tag on the floor. Honestly, I couldn't imagine working at a store where the people won't pick up after themselves and the amount of shoplifting. At this point, I'll let the photos speak for this location.

Nice store. Visiting Frankfort, KY and stopped in. Didn't have room in luggage for much so they had…read morewhat I needed. The store seemed to be well stocked and the staff was nice. Every time you pass a Toss, you just gotta go in. I just wish they had one in Michigan.

Notwithstanding the name, they don't appear to actually have anything in stock. Of the three items…read morewe were interested in, one would be available in 4-6 weeks, one would be available in 8-10!weeks and one was indefinite because they would need enough orders for a truckload.

I recently purchased two sofas from this store, expecting brand-new, high-quality furniture…read more Unfortunately, one of the sofas was delivered with a clear discoloration defect. When I raised the issue, I requested a reasonable solution--either a partial discount or store credit. Instead of addressing the problem professionally, the delivery team offered a bottle of cleaner to "fix" the issue themselves. I declined, as I paid for a new sofa, not something that requires cleaning upon arrival. What followed was even more disappointing. I asked to speak with a manager, and the delivery driver contacted someone named Jacob, who was identified as the store manager. The driver clearly informed Jacob that he was on speaker and that I, the customer, could hear the conversation. Despite that, Jacob responded in an extremely unprofessional manner--raising his voice, refusing to speak with me, and stating that I was "wasting his time." This level of disrespect toward a paying customer is completely unacceptable, especially from someone in a managerial position. This experience reflects poorly not only on customer service, but also on the company's accountability and quality control. Selling defective items is one issue--but refusing to resolve it respectfully and professionally is far worse. I strongly urge the company to address both their product quality standards and the behavior of their management team. Customers deserve to be treated with basic respect, especially when legitimate concerns are raised.