An oasis of quality merchandise in a mostly abandoned, but well-kept mall. Except for an area of…read morepeeling ceiling plaster, the store was in good condition and clean. There was a good selection of clothes befitting its small town location. Most of the items were well arranged and organized. And amazingly there were three--yes three--helpful and readily available salesmen in the men's department. Most department stores now it seems like there is one person for the entire floor.

This Dillards is really nice and the staff is very friendly and the clothing was a good price. I…read morehighly recommend this place. The place has many varieties of clothes for men and women and kids. The prices were nice and my mom got some shirts in here for a good price as They were on sale. The place is in a good location. I like dillards.

Nice discount department store. You may not find exactly what you're looking for but still come…read moreaway with something you didn't realize you had to have. Deeply discounted prices especially where clothing is concerned, so there may just a couple of each item. If you like it and see your size, grab it. I was impressed with the number of visible staff who were helpful. There was only one checkout open but it was a slow time. However when my cashier got involved with getting me a new store card, she spoke into her headset for backup so other customers wouldn't have to wait long. The relief arrived quickly. Nice clean store and good service.

Received dirty looks from all of the employees. Didn't do anything but shop. When I needed help…read moregetting into the perfume cabinet, no one assisted me. Bad service. Bad employees.

This is a fun little store in Richmond. It's like going on a trasure hunt. It is a consignment…read morestore so most things have been used. It's mainly women's clothing, shoes, jewelry, purses, etc. Jill, the owner, is very nice & does such a nice job displaying things. They have a bargain basement type room on the first floor & then the store is up a few steps from the bagel shop which also shares the building. It's well organized, there are two dressing rooms and it is very clean. You never know what you'll find!

From the owner: Only upscale items that are popular brands. We like to help women get great outfits, purses,…read moreshoes, and jewelry for great prices.

FINALLY! I have…read morebeen waiting for Richmond to get a cute boutique, and the day is finally here. Luxe Lizzies is a fabulous little store located along the downtown strip in Richmond. I fell in love right when I walked through the door. Beautiful and stylish clothes/accessories were neatly hung across the walls. I was in awe looking at all of the high quality tops and trendy jewelry. They even sell shoes, handbags, hats, etc. Luxe Lizzies has new shipments that arrive weekly to keep their merchandise stocked with the trendiest styles. And the best part: It is SO affordable! Nothing is overpriced, and you are paying for good quality! No worries if you can't make a trip to Richmond soon. They sell their clothes online, too! They are able to ship to any doorstep across the world. Can't wait to do more shopping here soon!

From the owner: Unique curated selection of high quality, beautiful boutique clothing, accessories, and gifts. read more

When is Elder-Beerman not like Elder-Beerman? When it's like Bon-Ton…read more Seriously, though, I'm not sure what happened here. I've shopped (and worked from 1978-1980 at) Elder-Beerman and I've shopped at The Bon-Ton (I lived in Philadelphia for 8 years) and this store is like neither. I've tried to shop at the store and even with a $10 off coupon and $10 items on which I could use it, I didn't get anything. That's crazy, right? It's as though the merchandise they have is often not good enough to give away. Those who remember Beerman's in Dayton would tell you how cheap the store was--not how inexpensive it was. The Home Store (Elder's), was upscale. They combined to create a good brand with some budget stores, including the one in the basement of the Courthouse Plaza store. Somewhere along the line, Federated Dept. Stores (Rike's, Shillitos, Lazarus, Burdines, Macy's), decided to push harder. Elder-Beerman bought Mabley & Carew in Cincinnati. This helped their reach but didn't help their sales. When I visited in 2005, they'd been consumed by The Bon-Ton, a slightly discount retailer out of York, Pennsylvania. What I've seen recently is that the name is changing to Carsons for whatever reason. In any case, the store is odd now. Sure, the cosmetics are in the same place. They still have many clothes in stock, but most of the ancillary departments seem minimized. Everything is still rather expensive, more than I'd expect from The Bon-Ton and I haven't seen much to interest me. I have to admit that I bought a Sharp Blu-Ray player just after Christmas 2010, which was about half the retail price and I bought a pair of Cuisinart shears/scissors (Sheartoku) in 2008. That's it. However, if I go into a Macy's store, I can find half a dozen things rather quickly. I hope Elder-Beerman/The Bon-Ton get their act together.

I used to come here quite a bit when I was a kid to get school clothes, back when there was a…read morerestaurant and a hair salon inside. These days, I'm shocked that it's still open. There's hardly a car in the parking lot, and the customer service is next to horrible. You can never find anyone at a cash register. The last times I've been in there, I've left without buying a thing. Once because I didn't have time to try to hunt down an elusive Elder-Beerman employee, and the other time because I came in for a pair of tights and all they had were a few pairs of pantyhose and some sweater leggings. The Estee Lauder counter did do a nice job on my makeup for my wedding, although like most makeup counters, they were kind of pushy about selling products that I didn't need or want.