This shopping center is very up-and-coming!…read more With new stores coming in, almost weekly, this center will once again be a booming place to shop in the very near future. Staples like MCL, Stein Mart, Teresa's School of Dance, Weight Watchers, and Royal Mandarin, which have been around for a while, are responsible for getting folks in the door, but new stores like the Meadow's Cafe, Antiques at Meadows, Ace Blind & Drapery, The Classic Man, Darrell's Diamonds, Repeat Boutique, and the Farmer's Market are welcomed additions that keep folks entertained and coming back to the mall. 2018 saw a lot of changes for the Meadow's Mall - new ownership and new tenants - and I'm very excited to see what else is next for this Terre Haute gem!

The Meadows has new shops, a pub, restaurants, and if course my all time favorite place, Steinmart…read more I also LOVE Antiques at The Meadows!

Haute City Mall is a shadow of its former self, having lost major anchors like Sears, Roots,…read moreElder-Beerman and now TGI Friday's. The mall feels mostly empty, with only a JC Penney, two jewelry stores and the Vendor Village offering any real shopping. While attractions like pinball, putt-putt and the Sandbox are fun, the mall lacks variety and stores that will last year-round. On the upside, the nearby Meadows Mall has seen growth with small businesses like an Ace Hardware and an antique store. I give Haute City Mall three stars... Sandbox is fun and it's nice to have putt putt locally, though some arcade games aren't working and the axe-throwing is pretty cool.

It is nice to see that some in the area have not given up on this mall. It remains a great place to…read moreshop, eat and get your cardio workout. All this in a great location.

I bought a Dyson vacuum here last year for my camper. It was September…read more It stopped charging, so I took the charger down and brought it in. Was informed at the CS desk that they don't take items back after 180 days anymore. I told the lady that that wasn't the policy when I bought it. She then said it was a Covid thing. I kid you not!!! I looked at her and said "what the hell does Covid have to do with my vacuum not charging?" She looked at me with that deer in the headlights look and ask if I wanted to talk to the manager. That conversation didn't go anywhere. I'm done with Kohl's. You just lost my family as costumers. I sure they don't care, but they should. How many national stores are going under? Changing policies and poor CS will get you every time.

Kohl's is truly hit or miss. I found a beautiful blouse here, which I bought and love, but other…read morethings like pants or shirts we tried on were of lesser quality. Lastly, I could not, for the life of me, find ONE salesperson the entire time (40 minutes) I was there to help me find what I was looking for (undergarments). I searched and searched. Do they only have cashiers? We were there mid-day on a Monday.

love Walmart delivery......ALways. because I Live Out in The Country......... TY Walmart South…read moreTerre Haute...INDIANA

Great store, great people and a great spot to spend the night while camping. The parking lot is…read morewell lit and in most areas pretty safe. We truly enjoy staying at Walmart. We can shop for all of our grocery and other needs. It's a great place to buy DEF for our RV.

We ordered 600 fresh baked muffins for our Mother's Day at our church. I called the order in two…read moreweeks ahead of time I had to order ready for me boxed up and ready to go very easy checkout at the register. Staff was very helpful to bring all three cards to my jeep and loaded up. Ethan was amazing and stuck with me till we got the very last muffin inside the Jeep squeezing boxes making boxes fit. It was tedious. Pet did a great job.

I am on social security and must watch my money carefully. I have been a Sam's customer for years…read moreand have always paid my annual membership at the register when prompted. Today Sam's took $60.00 from my account with no type of notice. I had to drive across town to cancel the membership and get the $60.00 back or I would not have made it through the end of this month. BEWARE! I never agreed to such an arrangement.

My fav secondhand shop in Indiana! It's conveniently located in the Meadows Shopping Center off…read more25th St. between Ohio and Poplar St. I've taken a number of items here for resale and the owner is delightful, she also pays quite fairly. Most recently my Mom and I dropped by on a Sunday afternoon to do a little shopping. The employee Julia was so kind and even stayed after the shop closed to allow us to browse a bit more! She showed us a table of designer denim that one customer consigned including many pairs of Joe's jeans, Paige and other big name brands...at excellent prices! She also explained that they had a selection of very gently used formal gowns in the back. There is a nice assortment of jewelry and household decorative items for sale, as well. Something for everyone! I found a nice cardigan sweater for $18 that looked brand new, as well as some local honey and salsa. Love the RB!!

Great Find! Got 3 work dresses for $45 - they have a huge range of sizes, some children's clothing,…read morehousewares, and accessories. Honestly I went here because they were one of the few places open past 5pm on a Saturday and was not disappointed.

Tj Maxx is one of my favorite places to shop. Great deals on name brand items. I find something…read morealmost every time I visit. This particular store is always well stocked in every department. The makeup section isn't messy like it is at some locations!

This review is way overdue, so my apologies for tardiness…read more Mark your calendar and start the clock. If you want to dive into this bake shop, you have 6 hours on Friday's to stop in and indulge in your bread fix. The Harvest Bakery retail store is open from 9am-3pm on Fridays....only Friday. The ladies of this bakery are super sweet. While I am standing there at 9:20am of course on a Friday, a flurry of regulars come in and grab English muffins and cookies and are talking bread. I am thinking "am I too late?....are all the English muffins gone?...are they that special?" After speaking with Marta and Amelia who are working there, I come to discover that this is a family business. Harvest Bakery opened in 2008. They sell primarily to restaurants and markets in the area (this is basically what keeps them busy on the other six days of the week I suppose). The bakery itself is basically a simple storefront. It looks like an old school kitchen in the front and a commercial kitchen in the back. The ambiance is Hautian charming, but also says "buy your baked goods and leave." This is the kind of off the beaten path spots I enjoy discovering. Loaves of bread (whole wheat, white, seed), loaves of swirl bread (cinnamon raisin, mocha chip, bacon cheddar), bagels (plain, asiago, blueberry), quiche, cookies (peanut butter, chocolate chippers, thumbprint) and did I mention the sourdough. They make their own sourdough (multigrain, rye, gold N white). They have a big chalkboard showing all the goods posted in the inside of the store when you walk in. I am advised that the cinnamon roles have not yet properly risen, so of course I wait an hour and return. Worth the wait.... I walked out after the nicest conversation with Marta and Amelia with all sorts of baked goods to share with my parents. The sourdough, cinnamon rolls, cinnamon raisin bread and English muffins I am still remembering so well all these weeks later (but absolutely all items were delicious and I mean that). Those English muffins are ridiculously delicious....a bit insane and unexpected. Thick, fuffy and they toast up just perfect at home in my toaster. It certainly seems like those patrons that walked in when I arrived picking up English muffins are on to something. I am advised that you can call and order ahead of time (if they are only open one day a week, you want to make sure that they don't sell out of those English muffins, right?) Everything was also so reasonably priced. What a delight to discover Harvest Bakery. I hope to be back when visiting my folks in Terre Haute. Maybe I should make sure to always be in town to include a Friday. If they were open to the public for more than 6 hours on one day in a week, my review would have been a 5. But make no mistake, a Yelp worthy establishment to visit.

If I could give Harvest six stars, I would. We were passing through town, and we'd searched for…read morebakeries to stop at. We got there about ten minutes before it was supposed to close. The owner was absolutely charming. The raspberry cinnamon roll my wife bought was made with raspberries picked in the owner's back yard. We also got some great asiago rolls. We will never pass through Terre Haute without checking to see if Harvest is open, and anyone reading this should do the same.