The Mall of Abilene is certainly better than anything in my little hometown…read more When I stopped here primarily for an Ulta order pickup on 11/21/2022, the place was easy enough to find. Plus Ulta basically had their own separate entrance for even quicker pickup. The one restroom area I saw on the directory was clear on the other side. Seems like for such a seemingly expansive mall that another set should be developed on this end. Then when I got to the women's restrooms there was an awkward line because of the tight area. There were 3 - maybe 4 - stalls. That's not enough for this mall! Lol. Then they had only the dryers you dip your hands into for drying--no paper towels which would not normally bother me but it was grungy like the rest of the facilities. Leaving the parking lot to enter the Interstate 25 west was also a bit of a hassle, but thanks to friendly folks, I got out quicker than the right-turners in front of me. Not classiest mall in Texas, but it had some good shops. Find a list of their stores here: https://www.mallofabilene.com

Meh. I am not sure what a small town mall is supposed to be like. I am used to larger malls. So I…read morewill be fair. There's not a lot to do, honestly. I will say all the employees at the stores we did visit were friendly enough. The coffee shop inside Books-a-Million was very good. I suppose I will post a seperate review for just them. The play area is for toddlers and not small children and they do beat the crap out of eachother there so beware... That's about all I've got. Nothing really spectacular. If you're just wanting to get out of the hotel/house for a bit I suppose it would do the trick.

T.J.Maxx has been a frequent source of favorite purchases recently, as well as the past few years…read more A few days ago I scored the only T-Fal non-stick 10" non-stick skillet for $12.99 (Cook's Illustrated Favorite ). LOVE IT. I had no idea they carry a great selection of Made in America dog treats at better prices than Petsmart. My sister got some great deals on planter pots for her patio; great colors, designs, and prices. Off-season socks were marked down to $1. On a low shelf, Dr Bronner's castile soaps in great scents were available (popular for homemade laundry detergent ). Like Ross and Marshall's, it's a close-out store. It's clean, well-lit, spacious, great selection of medium and high end products. When you find something you like, get it, as it's not likely to be there the next day.

I went shopping last Sunday, May 24, after lunch when I was in line ready to pay. One of the…read moremanagers of the store was yelling at a customer saying discriminatory comments and very offensive words in front of the cashiers and other customers I look at her badge of the rude lady it seems that her name is Yovana I think it was disrespectful and unprofessional to me and all the customers and to other workers who were at that time. That's why I won't think I be back sooner at this store and I hope that all the people who witnessed that horrible moment expressed their experience. I love that store but for people like this lady people stop going to those places and prefer to buy online. It is sad that there is still such strong discrimination and rudeness at this days especially that it was one woman to another woman.

Super small selection. Quite sparse. Was disappointed and not worth my time. Walked in and out…read morewithin a minute - and looked at everything in that time.

I love love love this shop. Urban Outfitters can suck it. This place is smaller, but has some of…read morethe same brands, including the fantastic soy candles. They are less expensive and the customer service is spot on! I have been looking for a gray t-shirt that I can wear with leggings. FOUND IT! And it was only $40. I bought a similar shirt at UO for $62 two years ago. They don't have a ton of stuff, but it's the cutest stuff in Abilene. And they always have something purple. We were looking for a game-day dress for my daughter and BOOM--only place in Abilene where we found one. Who'd a thunk?! I go here every time I'm in town. Great jewelry, sunglasses, candles, cards, shoes, boots and clothes. Go here before you head to the mall.

This is a typical Ross, but the employees were very nice and cordial and was able to get what I…read moreneeded and get out in a quick amount of time. It was a good experience.

#261-2016: Not at…read moreall my style as far as outfits go, I do believe Ross is the type of store to go to when you need to purchase temporary outfits. Say you gained a large amount of weight due to medication-related bloating, you are most likely not feel like overspending for clothes you hopefully will need for a few months. Well, Ross is the place to go... cheap at regular prices, a bargain on sale. However, do not expect fancy or frivolous to be available.... I may still have a few t-shirts and a pair of cargo pants I purchased here hidden in the very back of my closet. Bottom line... If you wanna dress for less, this place is for you... If you wanna look cool... go elsewhere

You have to really dig to find the treasures in this place. It may not seem like it at first glance…read morebut move some stuff around and take unlabeled items that you don't know the contents of to the open box table and open to see what's inside and you might be surprised at what is in it.

The ladies that work here are awesome and always very helpful. Deep Dive Deals is not for everyone…read more They save you money buying bulk pallets of merchandise from Amazon, put them on the floor in bins and pass the savings to their customer. I don't mind the hassle and actually find it fun to go on a D3 treasure hunt! If you are looking for something specific then this might not be the best place but if you don't mind searching and finding cool stuff at great prices then I highly recommend Deep Dive Deals. It's like going to a professional flea market, you never know what you will find. I have purchased many valuable, nice things for just $9. Make sure to check what day you are going to see the price for that day. You won't find much on Wednesday's as that's $1 day and everything has been picked over. I suggest first time shoppers go on Friday to get the best selection.

Products, all good. Service, good. Employees, good. Everything else is amazing and good. I would…read morehighly recommend people going to Five below to look for something to do! You'll thank me

Welcome to Abilene!! This is a more fun and cool Family Dollar. The items are designed for impulse…read morebuys and more driven toward fun than for every day needs. Beach Balls, Candy, T-shirt's, Toys, Keychains etc. The line was fast for a grand opening and they did a good job of moving people around.

I recently had to do some shopping for Christmas for my mom and sister. I was so fortunate to find…read morea sales representative named Cindy Boyd. She was the most professional person that I haveThe pleasure of working with in Abilene. She was very helpful in finding the right sizes in exactly the best buys in the store, and additionally she was such a great host by even offer me a bottled water while I waited. I feel like I said a fancy shop in Highland Park in Dallas. She was the best and I will always go back to her whenever I need any assistance

Christina thank you so much for your help. You were very kind and gave superb service. I can't wait…read moreto shop for next season with you

Staff everywhere not helping in anywhere other then to ask dumb questions while you are trying to…read moreshop. Get to check out and no staff to be find. The one thing staff is need for checking someone out of the store and that task is not part of their job just stopping multiple times through the store. Hey guess what I need help with cashing out! Guess what we don't do ‍ I will go back to online shopping any place but target. Not trying anymore with this place

I had an extremely disappointing and unacceptable experience with (the manager) Ethan at Target. He…read moresold me a car seat that turned out to be SALVAGE -- completely unsafe for use, especially for a baby. This is not just careless, it's dangerous. Car seats are a serious matter, and selling one that is damaged or previously involved in an accident is putting lives at risk. Ethan either didn't check the product properly or worse, knew and still went through with the sale. Either way, it shows a shocking lack of responsibility and professionalism. I expected better from Target and its employees. This needs to be addressed immediately before someone gets seriously hurt. If you're shopping for baby products, especially something as critical as a car seat, I suggest you go elsewhere -- or at the very least, do NOT deal with Ethan.