I like this kohl's location. It's free standing (not a mall). It's clean, close and not crowded…read more They have better quality and different brands than Walmart or Meijer so paying more but for better quality. Love getting Kohls cash!

Your employees are great. You don't have enough of them. Today is the 3rd time in just a couple…read moremonths that I have laid my purchases down somewhere and left because there was one person at the register and a long line of customers, and either there is an issue with the register or the cashier has to walk away to find someone or something they need. It's inefficient. I understand it's challenging to find great employees but you're going to have a hard time finding customers if we are waiting in line for 10+ minutes on a Sunday mid morning when things should be relatively smooth. I don't know if it's management or just poor overall business model but it's not good.

I would give it zero Stars if it would let me Walmart has literally the worst customer service ever…read moreI purchased lights I have I had a Walmart Plus Membership I was supposed to have free pickup return which then they screwed me out of and refused to pick up the lights I'm handicap disabled and they insisted I had to take it back to the store to return it not to the third seller to the store to return it I had someone take them back and now they tell me I have to get my money back from the third seller not Walmart I bought them from Walmart I returned them to Walmart and now they're telling me I have to get my money back from a third seller again ripping people off I canceled my membership which was on a trial basis and I canceled it 4 days before my trial bases was up and they turned around and charged my charge card anyway $98 for the garage door membership someone should literally take these people to court they need to be held accountable for their actions and how they treat people they just think we're nothing I will never ever shop there and I hope you don't either

I am a previous Mystery shopper for the Walmart superstore's audits. I have had the worst…read moreexperience with the coordinators of your shops. I had a problem with one of my answers I assume to give in the pre-survey. I did the pre-survey the day that I was assigned the shop and I had a mistake. Rather than allowing me if you to make the mistake right they just dropped and canceled the shop. I do not feel that is very professional at all. I feel like if you're going to have a company represent you and obtained shoppers for your company they should be professional just like you are. I would appreciate a change in the coordinators that you have currently. You should be more amenable to changes and helping your shoppers, do their job to the best of their ability. I would then resign with you as a shopper.

I don't like to shop but love shopping at Von Maur. The staff is professional and super helpful and…read morefriendly. They gift wrap beautifully and will send packages for no charge. The merchandise is high end, name brand. They carry men's, women's and children's clothing and shoes and a small section of seasonal household decor. Yesterday, I bought several gifts. The store was decorated with a pianist playing Christmas music. I found exactly what wanted and an associate carefully took the information for wrapping and sending. I saw several other things I wanted, including Christmas outfits for my granddaughters. I left without buying, but later in the day decided my girls needed those outfits. I called the store and Deidreana found the outfits and put them on hold until I got back over there. The outfits were even on sale. Returns/exchanges are easy. They put gift receipts in each package. The store is always immaculate and has lovely restrooms. There is plenty of parking around the store, although parking fills during the holiday shopping season. I recommend and will probably go back this week myself.

I've watched over the years the steady decline of diverse inventory of department stores. This…read morestore is no different. I maybe go in Von Maur once a season, and it is even more noticeable at least to me, when you visit a store in longer intervals. They do have excellent eye-catching merch displays and still focused on upscale dressing and seemed like every section had a sales associate to help and areas were upkept. They are targeting heavily toward the older higher income demographics. It is especially telling when you listen to their choice of piano music in them. I would think a salesclerk would go a bit bonkers hearing taped renditions over and over of sickeningly sweet instrumental earworm inducing oldies all day long. I'm surprised this mall chain has lasted, as it hasn't really changed with the times. As times get ever more difficult with less to spend in this way, it will be interesting to see how this chain reacts.

This Macy's is located in Greenwood Park Mall. My husband and I like shopping at Macy's because…read morethey have everything from casual to dress wear to outdoors stuff. We frequent Macy's a lot when needing to get clothes for occasions. They have multiple entrances, so parking usually isn't an issue here. The mall can get really busy during holidays, so it may be harder to find parking during these times. The entrance by the ladies/junior section has a women's restroom conveniently located by the fitting room. I have used this restroom often, and it's usually clean. Macy's sale racks are worth checking out. I found a cute sweater dress marked down for $22 that was on last act that I purchased. Original price was $80. I love a good sale. Fitting rooms are available in many of the departments, so that's never an issue. Most of the workers are helpful. This location also has a whole area for Macy's Backstage which is more clearance/marked down items. I found a pair of boots that were my size for $5, but unfortunately they were too tight so I decided not to purchase.

I find Macy's to be a somewhat confusing layout and harder to find certain products. The Mens…read moredepartment is upstairs unlike other department stores. The downstairs is divided up behind interior walls and the signage above the wide arch doorways directs you to the various sub departments. Walking into the store, one cannot help but smell all the pleasurable fragrances in their vast perfume areas. The store is bright, inviting and absolutely sparkles. Eventually I found the men's department up the escalator on the second floor. I was also looking for the "boys" department or young men's area but never found a specific area with those smaller sizes for teen boys. The sizing on pajamas has grown out of portion for a normal size person. Think of the swimming trunks for men these days. Some of them go down to your calves. I wear a large size in clothing. The small size of pajamas is like wearing a tent. The pants were a foot too long and the cuff of the long sleeves of the shirt went six inches past my wrist. This is why I was looking for young men sizes but they probably don't wear the matching pajamas style anymore. The did have a sale on the pajamas I did find. They were really marked down compared to other department stores. But not enough to offset the alterations costs for me.

This is a very busy Target location, but I have recently discovered that they have free curbside…read morepickup with no minimum order. It is very easy to order groceries or other merchandise online for curbside pickup. Usually I receive an email in less than an hour stating that my order is ready. There are more than 20 parking spaces reserved for pickup. Employees bring your order out quickly as soon as you park and check in on the app or email. I appreciate that there is no minimum order, as I often need just a few items. Other stores require $35 or more for free pickup. I do enjoy shopping inside occasionally when I have the time. But the curbside pickup is a very nice feature that I take of advantage of frequently. It is great that it is an actual grocery store too, that always has all the items I need. And the Target store brand items are really good too. I like some of their store brand groceries better than the name brands. My favorite hummus is Good and Gather, the store brand.

For my past birthdays, I clip a 5% Target coupon off my entire purchase. I spend hours looking…read morethrough this Super Target. One amazing find is clean mini vanilla ice cream sanwiches which taste like artificial ice cream. It is now on my wish/watch list. I hope other flavors will be available.

1/20/26 In the area…read moreand after having dinner decided to walk to the mall.. Crazy cold but needed to get our steps in. Enjoyed seeing a few familiar retailers.. Glad they are conveniently located from the hotel too.

It might seem strange to do an update review without actually changing my rating, however, a…read morecombination of today's visit and it having been over five years since my last review both lead me to revisiting this review. While I've always had a strange affection for Castleton Square, the truth is these closed-air malls are dying out in favor of mixed usage malls and open-air concepts. Fashion Mall is still around, of course, and Greenwood Park is still here even if it has done at least a modest renovation toward open-air. Washington Square? It might as well be dead. Lafayette Square? The same. Hamilton Town Center is pretty rocking, however, it largely is an open-air concept. Fashion Mall is great for luxury items and a food court vastly superior to Castleton. Both malls have movie theaters - while I love Landmark, I actually give the nod to AMC Castleton here. Castleton is still a Simon mall. It continues to have major spots vacant including the front of the mall spot recently vacated by Forever 21. This is an older mall that still has sporadic issues with violence, a fairly strong IMPD presence, and a woeful lack of major draw retailers. JC Penney is still here despite rumors of bankruptcy, though the store itself is so dirty you'll likely need a tetanus shot when you leave. Von Maur is fine. You've got Macy's with a Starbucks in it, though Cath Coffee is local and has a kiosk in the mall (the old Starbucks). The food court still has a Chick-fil-A, a Luca Pizza, and a handful of others. McAlister's still has a spot with an exterior entrance. It looks like a Mexican joint has taken the old Johnny Rocket's spot that has seen several other restaurants quickly fail. I'd recommend coming in from East 82nd Street as streets are smoother. East 86th Street is getting some attention (finally), but you'll still likely need an alignment from driving it (if you go to Costco or Saraga you know this). Parking is typically abysmal here. People argue over ADA spots (Seriously, I was yelled at today for moving too slowly to vacate one). There's a tension in the mall that seems palpable and I actually felt a sense of relief when I left. My favorite spots? The movie theater, of course. I do still like the McAlister's. I'm a fan of Earthbound Trading Company off the food court. I like FYE, Yankee Candle, and Spencer Gifts. There's a Native American goods shop that's pretty cool, as well. Four Seasons Florist is a nice spot and Grade A Tattoos has a place here. Boss Battle Games has a $15 entry and you can play all day. Lego still has a great and popular spot here. There's an exterior sign indicating Hobby Lobby is joining the mall soon - I think around the long vacant Sears spot. Accessibility is pretty decent here. Main doors are automatic. Accessible/ADA parking is plentiful (though frequently misused and nearly never enforced). The main accessible restrooms are near the food court. I'd still like to see this mall get a more practical retailer - Hobby Lobby may fill that need soon. I noticed today that there's almost an international marketplace vibe starting to happen here with a more diverse clientele and a few more indie shops noticed. Ultimately, I didn't really enjoy shopping here like I have in the past. I didn't hate it, but I didn't leave thinking "I can't wait to go back." Instead, I noticed the tension and I really felt like I'd much rather go to free-standing or open-air spots than be immersed in this tense, uncomfortable shopping experience. I'd probably go 2.5 if I could. I can't. 2 feels a little low and considering there's still some great shopping to be had here I'll stick with a 3-star rating with a slight disclaimer that Castleton Square sure seems like it's headed downhill.

What a fantastic adventure I had today. I love Boba tea. So, it was not a surprise I would find…read moremyself visiting Ann's Boba Tea. I had difficulty debating which tea I wanted to try and ordered two. Fortunately, the first one was sooooo delicious that I drank it up fast and felt delighted and refreshed. Needless to say, I did not get a picture of the pineapple goodness that had strawberry popping bobas, but I know that combination is . With my second tea, I asked the owner to get creative. She created a honeydew with green apple masterpiece . If you're in the mood for some refreshing Boba teas, definitely head to Plaza Urbana in the extended food court to try some delicious Ann's Boba Tea. Black-owned/woman-owned

If you have not tried the businesses at Plaza Urbana-I encourage you to stop by. We stopped by…read morethree restaurants today and I will definitely be back!! 1. Cup de sac was our main stop. It's a vegan restaurant that is absolutely great. The owner and chef greets you with a smile and is ready to go over any question you have. We ordered the cooked nacho stack and the gargantuan burger meal and a small smoothie. 2. Ms Marsha's bakery was our next stop. Again greeted with a friendly smile and some deliciousness. She's got sweet potato pie-cookies-brownies parfaits-cupcakes-cheesecake; every treat you can imagine. But be warned-her cheesecakes sell out fast, so beat the rush. She also offers vegan treats as well. 3. Carnitas el tarasco was great as well. Their agua fresca were so fresh. They have different flavors so something to look forward to next time. There's boutique shops, a hair salón, I believe a nail salon and more spaces to be filled. Definitely worth a visit to the Eastside of Indy

I can't see how this store is still open. It's the neighborhood that's bringing it down. I would…read morehate to be the manager of this store because there's only so much you can do. There is product all over the floor like someone just went through mad and started knocking stuff down. It's like a tornado went through this store. They may even need to have a sign that saying children under the age of 21 should need an adult. The restrooms were horrible and my wife said she decided to hold it until she got home which is the first time I heard her say that and she's missing her gallbladder. We'll just take the drive and go to the one in Fishers.

I went to the music section to the kpop albums. And some of the packaging was open and the…read moreinclusions that come in the album was missing there was like a few open and 2 were fully out of packaging. And when I opened my enhypen album everything was missing so the poster the photocards etc. And on the target app for this store it showed things were in stock when it definitely was not. And it was very disappointing.