Chipley Village shopping center is located at the intersection of US Hwy 27 and GA Hwy 354,…read moreadjacent to Callaway Gardens, in Pine Mountain, Georgia, and is home to the best assortment of shopping and dining in Pine Mountain. The shops at Chipley Village include: The Corner Shop - A convenience store offering a wide selection of items including food, soft drinks, beer and wine, candy, lottery, cigars, fishing supplies, ice cream, souvenirs, coffee and frozen drinks, tobacco, health and personal care items, and much more. Town & Country Fashions - Founded in the early 1980's, Town & Country Fashions is one of the longest established retail shops in Pine Mountain carrying a variety of apparel, accessories, shoes, gift items,home decor, and more. Town & Country carries such brands as Not Your Daughters Jeans, Vera Bradley, Brighton, Merrell, Crocs, New Balance, and many more. KFC - America's favorite Fried Chicken and sides, also free wifi. Subway - Great Sandwiches and more, located inside the Corner Shop. Aspens Mountain Grill - Great casual dining inside or on the covered deck. Burgers, Steaks, Sandwiches, Beer and Wine, great atmosphere. The Styling Loft - A full service Paul Mitchell Focus Salon that welcomes walk-ins. Hugs and Kisses - Offering a wide selection of children's clothing, accsesories, and toys, as well as casual clothing for men and women, with brands including Melissa and Doug and many more. World Finance - A finance company offering loans and other financial services. LuBell's Ice Cream Parlor - Serving Blue Bell ice cream and a variety of sandwiches and other food items. Patricia's Pearls - Artist Patricia Varnon offers her own jewelry creations along with other jewelry, accessories, bags, scarves, gifts, and more. Wholesale Flooring of West Georgia - Showroom for Tile, Carpet and Hardwood flooring. New installations and remodeling. Spears Insurance Services - Agent Cory Spears offers products from multiple insurers to meet your needs.

Ashley Park is Newnan's shopping, dining and entertainment hub, and has become what is most known…read moreabout ole Exit 47 off I-85. Ashley Park was a game changer for Newnan, as someone who grew up down the road, once the first part of AP came in, things never stopped evolving or changing, and that continues to today with the continued expansion down the bypass. Ashley Park offers a wide variety of shopping, dining, entertainment, self-care, hotels and a solid selection of things to do at any given point for any occasion. Parking is ample with large overflow lots lining the back of the complex, along with some large lots in front of some of the major retailers, and of course the movie theater. Overall, Ashley Park is a great complex in the heart of Newnan.

Nice little outlet to walk and shop. Several eateries to choose from. I'd like to check out the…read moreboutiques.

It was extremely convenient to be in the area of The Landing. This place offers a lot in one place…read moresuch as restaurants, froyo, sporting goods, boutiques, and various other services.

I absolutely love The Landings! From Thai and Vietnamese food, to a juice bar, to clothing and…read moreeverything in between, it is one of the classiest and most convenient shopping centers in Columbus. The offerings are great and it's nice to be able to get a variety of goods in a centralized location. Hooray for The Landings!

This shopping destination has every major brand department store you can think of.Also a very wide…read moreselection of restaurants too.If shopping is your thing then this is the place.Also not far from the Georgia line and lottery tickets for The Working Man Review.

The Oxford Exchange is a shopping center located right off I-20 in Oxford, Alabama, which is about…read morehalfway between Birmingham and Atlanta. Sam's Club is right next door, and across the street you can find a Publix and Panera Bread. I'm giving four stars because this is as good as it gets, considering the area. Your only other choice for shopping in the Oxford/Anniston area is the Quintard Mall. While they offer different stores, the Quintard Mall is a lot older and run down, which makes shopping at the Exchange the better option if you have to choose. There are several stores here, including Target, Best Buy, TJMaxx, Kohl's, Old Navy, Bed Bath & Beyond, Petsmart, Rackroom Shoes, Kirkland's, Dick's Sporting Goods, Hobby Lobby, Lane Bryant, Ross, Dressbarn, Merle Norman, and a few more. If you're hungry, you can go to Olive Garden, Longhorn Steakhouse, Golden Corral, Mexico Lindo, or Arby's. There's also a 49 degrees (frozen yogurt) and a Dunkin' Donuts.

We were at the Lane Bryant Store being silly ! We bought some items because the workers here were…read morevery helpful & had a sense of fashion They had a good selection of clothes - it was Winter mixed with Summer which I loved ! Because I wasn't forced to only buy winter clothes !

Love this outdoor mall! Lots of stores spanning a pretty big distance so it will be a lot of…read morewalking or you'll have to drive to some stores. I came on a Friday and there were plenty of spots but it was during the work day. Old Navy, Charlotte Russe, Marshalls, Dillards, Bath & Body Works, New York & Company, and many more.

THIS REVIEW IS SOLELY PERTAINING TO BOSTONIAN CLARK STORE…read more When I entered the store, I was greeted by the associate at the checkout desk and began looking for the item I came for. I found the last pair of boots in this size i was looking for but they were in terrible condition--scuffed and beat up to the point that they looked like a return. I asked if there were any others in the back. The associate checked and confirmed this was the only pair. She kindly offered to use a product to clean one boot, which improved its appearance. I thanked her and asked if she could do the same for the other boot. At that point, what I assume was the store manager turned around and said, "Ma'am, it's just a demonstration. We sell the product, and we're only supposed to do one boot." I explained that I wasn't asking for a discount or a freebie--I simply wanted to purchase boots that looked new. Her response? "We sell the product, and we're only supposed to do one shoe." I was stunned. I told her she was missing the point: the boots looked worn, and I was asking for a quick cleanup so they looked like a new item. She refused. I walked out, deciding not to spend my money with people who clearly didn't want the sale. Later, because my brother really wanted those boots and time was short, I went back to buy them. Ironically, when I returned, the boots had been cleaned up and looked much better both pairs --exactly what I had asked for earlier. So, the store lost the sale initially because the manager refused to provide basic customer service. I cannot understand why it was such a big deal to clean both boots for a paying customer. I wasn't asking for a discount or special treatment--just a product that looked new. Instead, I was met with attitude and inflexibility. This experience was disrespectful and showed a complete disregard for customer satisfaction. The only reason I completed the purchase was because it was the only store with that size and style, and my brother insisted. Otherwise, I would have gladly driven an hour to another location or ordered online. Moving forward, I will never shop at that store again. This store needs serious training--especially the manager--to understand that the goal is to maximize sales and treat customers with respect, not to flex authority at the expense of service.

This was our first time at this particular Tanger mall location. It's nice there are signs coming…read moreoff the highway to get you there quickly. It's right off the highway which is nice. We parked at one end of the strip and walked the whole place and circled back by going down the line of shops across the way. It's not really pedestrian friendly but doable. There is a little bit of everything there. The whole complex was clean. The restroom was clean and included toilet covers which is nice. It also had this huge rocking chair perhaps for nursing mothers? Or just anyone to rest a minute. The stores were all clean and the staff everywhere were so welcoming. Saying hello when we came in and thanks for coming when we left. It was crazy how many people worked at the Coach store. There is a little bit of everything including two children's stores and a few athletic places. It's a great place to shop For shoes especially sneakers. We will definitely be back.

This mall has been around since I was little. I came to visit and stopped by here and the stores…read moreare still few and struggling. A bunch of locals come here still. Malls always bring in the younger crowd, too, as a hang out. I took 3 of my 4 kids with me and ended up at the "new" arcade. The A/C was bust so it was hot. My kids overlooked it but for me, it was tough to play when you are sweating. Any mall with a theater is a nice addition.

Quintard Mall is the only indoor shopping mall in the area. I usually prefer going to the Oxford…read moreExchange (an outdoor shopping center/strip mall about 10 minutes away or less) over shopping here, but this mall does offer some things the Exchange doesn't. The big departments stores here are JCPenney, Sears, Dillards, and Goody's. There's also American Eagle, Aeropostale, Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works, Hallmark, Rue 21, Payless, Spencer's, Avon, Icing, Claire's, etc. Campus Spirit sells a lot of Alabama & Auburn items if you're into that. You can get a haircut at Mastercuts or Regis. Regis is more expensive and busier, but there's a reason for that. Moon Day Spa offers eyebrow threading & waxing for $10. You can also catch a movie at Amstar Cinemas, which is the only movie theater in the area. The food court doesn't offer a lot to choose from. Sbarros shut down recently. There's still a Chick-fil-A, Great American Cookies, Max Orient, and American Deli. I usually eat at American Deli, which has decent gyros & a really yummy peach punch.

Mercer Village is a cluster of shops, apartments, and restaurants that sits on the border of the…read moreMercer University campus. There is a Barnes & Nobles campus bookstore, Jittery Joes coffee shop, a Mexican restaurant, Francar's Wings, and a pizza place to name a few of the offerings. There is not always a lot of parking depending on what time you are here. There are 2 small parking lots and some street parking nearby. Since it is right next to campus, there are usually lots of Mercerians (Mercer students for those of you not lucky enough to be a Mercer Bear) that frequent the local businesses. Close to Tatnall Square Park if you're looking to take a stroll after your visit.

Its a small mall but its clean. From the front entrance I only saw one place to eat and it was…read morecalled Hong Kong express. There's a sports store and TJ Maxx connected to the Mall too. Not much to say but its a mall.

Not many stores to choose from. The outside is very of putting but the inside is well kept. One…read morefood option in the mall but their food looked fresh.