Tony and I was prisoners in Rock Hill SC due to our car breaking down for basically the entire day…read more While we were here, we decided to kill some time by walking over to the Rock Hill Galleria Mall. The Mall didn't fully open until 11am. But really there isn't much to wait for. Not many things still left here! There is about 10-15 stores, a bath and body works, Hot Topics, Shoe Dept Encore, Belks, several stores can't remember their names, & Kay Jewelers. At least I was able to join some mall walkers to get in some steps.

Paige was immensely helpful with my concerns. She addressed my issues right away.This is a safe…read moreplace to live. I've been here for nearly 7 years now. I am happy here!

Fantastic shopping center. All walkable. A ton of restaurants, bars, a swim school, a yoga studio,…read morespa, salons and so many more locations. Several restaurants back up to the LPL Financial corporate offices and lake. Another section has a courtyard by Marriott. I wish other places in the US create similar developments. Take note!

This is a sprawling shopping strip (more or less a restaurant strip) right off the highway, in Fort…read moreMill...and I thought it's time I dropped a review. Given the proximity to our home, we've been visiting here quite a few times. Aside from loving the easy location, I must mention that the best part of this strip is the lake and sitting areas located behind Spice Asian Kitchen, Napa and Taco Molino. The strip is impressive in size with a variety of restaurants...but honestly, it's not the most beautiful. All very brown, almost industrial...I'd say it's one of the most masculine looking shopping strips. The thing I don't like is how busy it is! By 5:45 pm, parking lots are packed...and the place is just a tad too busting at times...often with many kids. However, it has this near picturesque lake scene (complete with ducks, even a fake waterfall!) in the back that we really enjoy! If only there weren't office buildings behind that lake. :\ We usually get ice cream at Cold Stone Creamery after dining somewhere in this super-busy complex (So many restaurants here!), walk out to the lake, sit on one of their many comfy loungers and enjoy our dessert with a view. Makes for a relaxing time after any meal at this strip!

Definitely becoming more luxurious and catering to luxury stores. Regular everyday stores are being…read morepushed out. Kind of sucks!!!! A seen and be seen mall. Feels like they are looking for 5th Avenue in Charlotte.

Nice mall. Great store variety. Very busy so parking can be hit or miss. Beautiful decor.read more

It was probably not the best idea to go here on Memorial Day, but I did…read more I was gifted a Greg Norman golf shirt that I needed to exchange. I was already in the area so what the heck. The weather was sketchy so I didn't think it would be too crowded but that was a bad call. The parking spaces are WAY too small! Larger SUV's taking two spaces & you can't blame them. I got to the store & made the exchange & got out of there PDQ!

Review for Charlotte Premium Outlets…read more After relocating to Charlotte from the San Francisco Bay Area, I've kept my same philosophy about shopping: retail prices are optional if you're willing to do a little homework. I'm always looking for quality and value without paying unnecessary markups, and this outlet center has been a very reliable place to find both. I needed professional clothing, shoes, and luggage for work, so I made the drive out here--and I found everything I needed in one trip. One of my best purchases was a beautiful piece of luggage from Travelpro at a great price. Many of the stores also offer additional discounts if you sign up for their rewards programs, which can make the savings even better. Stores I frequent most: * Banana Republic * J.Crew * Ann Taylor * LOFT * Saks Off 5th * Old Navy (very large location with great basics) * Le Creuset -- always fun to browse, even if just window shopping If you have the time to look carefully and shop strategically, you can really find high-quality items here at excellent prices. My personal shopping strategy: * I avoid weekends whenever possible * I park near the Saks entrance, especially along the back row where it's easier to remember where you parked * I shop during off-hours for a calmer, more efficient experience Parking overall is plentiful, and the layout is easy to navigate once you learn your preferred entry point. Another thing I appreciate is the atmosphere. In my experience, the staff across stores have been knowledgeable, polite, and helpful. The overall vibe feels practical and approachable--people are there to shop, not to show off. There are also plenty of restaurants and fast-casual options nearby, so it can easily become a full outing. If you're planning a larger shopping trip, using store hold or will-call services can be a smart way to keep your purchases secure while you continue browsing. As someone who pays attention to value and cost of living, I've found shopping in North Carolina--and the Southeast in general--to be refreshingly affordable compared to the West Coast. That difference alone makes places like this especially worthwhile. Bottom line: Easy parking, strong value, and a wide selection of reliable brands. If you shop strategically and avoid peak times, this outlet center can be a very productive and enjoyable place to find quality items at fair prices.

Normally when I go to WalMart, I travel to Newport. But one thing I really enjoy about Chester…read moreWalMart is Bill. He works in the grocery area. He goes above and beyond to greet customers. He says "Hi, how are you?" Then he's still paying attention when you respond. Most people just say a greeting because they're required too. Bill's greetings are genuine! Bill is the one positive in Chester's WalMart.

This store has a few decent employees and some that are very friendly. Not the norm but is now just…read morecommonplace in our new society. I enjoy being able to go into a store and navigate around to find what I need. NOT in this location. I hate going here. Most of the employees are rude, seriously oblivious to anything, and will run you down with huge carts if YOU don't get out of the way. Don't expect an "excuse me" or even eye contact. If you survive this, try the aisle blocking techniques of the local walkers, stalkers, and talkers who DARE you to try to get around them despite any common courtesy you may have initiated. They stand there and stare you down with every bit of hate they can send, and then make you go around the other way to get to the product right behind them. Usually this happens after church on Sunday. We won't even go. We go to KJ's and spend a few extra bucks and get excellent service and friendly people. Some of these places should be shut down, but good people need jobs.

I was here for the Publix today because my wife asked me to stop on the way home and pick up some…read moredeli meats so that we would have lunch this week. The mall isn't too far from I-77 so it was easy enough. The plaza is a simple L shape with medium to higher end shopping available. Starbucks, Original Pancake House, Jos. A. Bank, Loft, a post office, Anthropologie and the Publix. The mall is in good condition. Easy access from Forest Drive through some folks are coming down that road at a heck of a pace. Be careful if you're crossing traffic! [Review 15858 overall - 838 in South Carolina - 1362 of 2021.]

This retail center has a very relaxing and casual atmosphere. Convenient parking. Fantastic store…read moreselection.

Florence doesn't have much to do, so Magnolia Mall is considered an attraction. The mall serves…read moremost of the Pee Dee area, so it gets a lot of foot and car traffic. Malls in general are dying, but on the day I visited- a few days before Christmas- it was packed! The traffic from I-95 helps too- if you are traveling through SC and need shopping, this Florence exit is the place to stop. Travelers staying in hotels also have store options (Belk, Best Buy, Dick's Sporting Goods) to buy whatever they may have forgotten or need. While Target isn't a mall anchor, it is just a short walk across the Belk parking lot. A lot of the typical mall stores I liked here have closed- Victoria's Secret, Express, Aeropostale. A lot of the newer mall stores are not my style but seem to be doing well for the demographics of this area. The Primo Pizza in the food court closed, but it still has Chick-Fil-A, Chinese Food, Charley's, and plenty of other options just down the road. What used to be JC Penney when I was growing up has been replaced with a huge arcade. I didn't go inside, but it's great that the mall has a place for folks to hang out, have fun, and be together, fostering friendships without necessarily buying stuff.

Very nice variety of stores. Ample parking. Great food choices. Definitely recommend for bus trips.read more

This relatively new shopping center is located along SR 160 not far from where it crosses I-485…read more Mostly restaurants including Outback, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Tropical Smoothie, Capriotti's and professional offices. It's in very good condition and there are security lights. As it's new, the landscaping hasn't grown in very much which means that you can see all around. There is a traffic light at the south end on Shopton Road, which is useful if you need to cross Steele Creek Road. [Review 1160 of 2024 - 3651 in North Carolina - 22183 overall]

There are a lot of closed stores here and the exterior of the buildings look like they are not…read morebeing maintained that well. Simon properties usually does a pretty good job at taking care of their stores, but I was very disappointed with this outlet mall.

This outlet is 0 out of 10 especially when you're used to shopping at the larger outlets. It needs…read morea paint job and upkeep. The food court needs to be closed and remolded along with the restrooms. It didn't have a wide variety of store and those stores like NIKE was like a clearance store. Service was good for every store we went to but not worth my time. I left and went to Tanger as they have more items for a greater value.