I have driven by here so many times and it's always packed. I decided I had to stop in. Neat place!…read moreFresh produce, flowers, jams and jellies, t-shirts, the usual traveler souvenir type stuff. We really enjoyed our brief stop.

A 4 star for good tasting ice cream and candy, but rudeness from the staff (1 star), like you are a…read moreburden asking questions. Shouldn't you be excited to get customers? Are you overworked with the two customers that were in there? I may not be seeing the whole picture, so for that you get 3 stars.

Super cute outdoor shopping center that has a European feel to it. I stopped by to visit the…read moreExplore Ridgeland center and was quite surprised by the variety of stores here. On a Wednesday morning, it was not too packed. The Explore Ridgeland had a lot of information about the area, things to do. Very friendly people working who were more than happy to sit and chat. I would recommend this to anyone. There is a bit of everything here. Groceries, clothing, accessories, books. Getting a lot done in one area is convenient.

This area is super cute, I love the European architecture and the gorgeous Italian style fountain…read moreat the main entrance. There are also great hotels & restaurants in the area. There are also plenty of great stores to accompany the beautiful scenery!

I used to work here many years ago when I was in college. Some would say it's on the fancy side of…read moretown, which is funny. I laughed because I was a broke 19-year-old college student living not far from here in a one-bedroom apartment on the reservoir. Would I say it was fancy back then? Yes, in a good kind of way. Back then, just like now, no one made you feel unwelcome. But what I love about this place is the selection of stores. The stores back then and some now were uniquely owned. Therefore, you bought items that you didn't see a zillion people wearing. My favorite store has always been Maison Weiss; it's still here. I remember wanting a 200 dollar belt. I saved my little coins and got it, and added a bracelet. But I also loved and still love the restaurants and the open courtyards. I see they have added Whole Foods, LuluLemon, Free People, a Wine Bar, and some more stores, like Kendra Scott. I can say this place still holds its charm, and probably will forever. I know for me it will always have a place in my heart.

The Highland Village Shopping Center is a cool spot! It's located right off of I-55 and, once…read moreinside, I didn't feel like I was in the greater Jackson area. There's a nice selection of stores, restaurants and a beautiful courtyard with plenty of seating in the center. Parking is plenty as well. Overall, it just seems like a nice area to spend an evening unwinding after work.

checked into the men's department to purchase a sports coat , belt and shirts. was unable to find…read morean associate to help. finally, i found one associate working. i had assisted myself and made my selections. when i attempted to check out there was a line, probably because she was the only associate. i went to the men's fragrance department since there were no customers there and two associates. i asked if they could process my charges. without looking up from checking their phones both the male and female associate told me the other associate was supposed to do that. as i stand here in line with others, they continue on their phones.

I've been shopping at this particular Dillard's for years. No exaggeration, I've been shopping here…read morefor 15 years or more. I've purchased everything from suits, a huge amount of Ralph Lauren and all of my cologne for years. So to go here to replenish my summer and fall cologne scents and to not be acknowledged by the Dillards employee is a slap in the face. I will contact the district manager Jill Nichols about the lack of customer service. Shop at your own risk, this Dillard's location is not what it used to be.