Malls like Four Seasons will always give me the warm and fuzzies of nostalgia. With the rise of…read moreonline shopping, many are no longer mall goer's, Gen Alpha are practically aliens at the mall. Gone are the days when we used to kill time in Food Courts and browsing the aisles at Sam Goody and Tower of Records. We visited this mall while attending a basketball tournament. The team decided since we had a 3 hour window between our next game, we should stroll the mall, get our steps in. As loving teen parents, we agreed. This mall is very well kept. They offer a mix old and new stores. Hollister, American Eagle, Dillards, Victoria's Secret, PacSun. An oldie but goodie, JC Penney. A major issue for me during this visit, was the air conditioning. It's over 80 degrees in Greensboro, get the HVAC tech please. Aside from that, we had a lovely shopping experience.

The Four Seasons Town Centre is a mall in Greensboro, NC. It is near the Greensboro Coliseum and…read moreKoury Convention Center. There is plenty of parking at the mall. Four Seasons Town Centre is three stories with a lot of stores. The mall felt open with the three stories, and you could see the stores above. There were elevators and escalators to reach the other floors. The skulights allowed natural light inside. The mall was busier than I expected for a weekday. Dillards and JCPenney are the main anchors, and there are smaller stores like American Eagle and Bath and Body Works. I didn't see many empty storefronts, but I just stayed on the first level. I didn't want to walk too much with my knee.

Customer Service Rep., Levi is exceptional. He greet everyone with a smile & hello & welcome…read moreoffer to help. My 1st encounter with him was an exceptional experience. Because of Levi I went back to the store 2 days last week. I'm a 77 year old black female who raised a Very successful male that Levi reminds me of. You have a jewel. Treat him good. Ppr​

Had some time while in Greensboro, so I visited their Hamrick's location. As compared to some…read moreother locations, the store seems more spacious and organized. If you have never been to a Hamrick's, the main feature is economy pricing on clothing. They have a large ladies department, with a fairly good sized men's department as well. There are also departments for home decor, kitchen, and "as seen on tv" gadgets. I found a few things, such as men's undershirts that were at a good discount. Check out employees were prompt, polite, and professional. Another nice feature is a seating area for tired shoppers (or husbands that got dragged into the store!)

Target is priced a little higher than I like, compared to other places, but like finding cool stuff…read morehere from time to time. Saw some cute little Easter tumblers for kids and found Olipop in a four pack of mini cans. Wish they had more flavors but I like the lemon lime. I also like that they have Starbucks, which I discovered does not take tips. This is rather refreshing to me, TBH, because EVERYBODY has an "ask for a tip" point of sale these days, even on to go orders and I feel obligated to tip for the smallest of things, which I always end up doing. Anyway, the coffee shop also has two little tables and four chairs which I enjoyed while waiting for my car to be serviced nearby.

First time. The store was kept pretty tidy and organized. However during college move in week is…read morechaotic. But this is no surprise to anyone that's moved a college kid into a dorm. The most frustrating aspect is customer service which lacks at most Targets. They are more concerned with stocking shelves than answering questions. Also the lack of service is evidenced by the self checkouts which are 90% it seems. I will be honest, I don't like them. Bottomline I like Targets wide selections, goods and prices. They have a few areas that annoys me, but they are better than the alternative.

Sometimes called "Discount Dillards" or "Dillards Clearance" or a few more disparaging names.. one…read morething is for certain, it doesn't feel like regular Dillards. It has the feel of TJ Maxx or Marshall. That can be nice sometimes, but I personally wouldn't drive to it again. It does have a really large collection, especially of shirts and pants. I did find that the type of "look" seemed to target a different demographic, so I had trouble finding clothes that I liked. When I looked at the tags, most of the clothing was made in China though, so I'm not sure how long it will last. There were a couple of sections with actual Dillards brands, and they were nicer (in my opinion), but then the prices were more like going to the Mall, so I don't really have a need to drive there. If I lived in High Point, I'd probably visit from time to time, but it's not worth the visit from Winston.

Great store. Only thing left inside the abandoned from 2017 High Point's Oak Hollow Mall. A LOT…read morecheaper than a regular Dillard's, you can find some really good things in here and have a great selection of stuff to choose from in this store. VERY FAST SERVICE! Highly recommend, will come back!

My self checkout cashier was so helpful and friendly! The tee shirts have a great price and variety!read more

Went to the 5 below in friendly center, Greensboro. Worst…read morecustomer service I have ever experienced. 1 worker around, she was on the phone, couldn't tell me if they had something, couldn't tell me where to find anything, would not help me because she wanted to walk around the store talking to her friend on the phone. The store needed restocked there was entire empty shelves. When she rang me out multiple things rang up a different price than marked and she would say "then don't get it". Rude. At one point another worker came out from the back. Said if I could not find it in the store then they don't have it and to get it on line. I will not be going back

There was a time when Macy's, Nordstrom, Saks, etc. were about on par with each other. That time…read morehas passed. Clothing is always strewn everywhere, shelves are disorganized, and the words "neat and tidy" have no connection to this retailer. Imagine shelves of stacked shirts; someone pulls one out from the bottom, opens it up, and then shoves it back on top of the stack wadded up. No,w repeat that with the next one on the bottom, etc., and that is pretty much how the shelves are. The racks are the same, with stuff on the floors, hanging over the top of the racks, hanging by one end of a hanger, etc. Even the jewelry and watches in cases are not neat or aligned. Finding an employee here is like panning for gold in the Pacific Ocean, which is probably why nobody is around to clean things up. Finding a cashier is even more challenging than that. And when you do find an open cashier, expect silly lines. On this visit, there was a place with 3 cash registers but only 1 cashier and 9 people in line in front of us. Macy's is trying to emulate WalMart and doing a fine job. The only reason we stayed in line was that our granddaughter ate a bite of a lollipop so we needed to pay for it. We have stopped going to Macy's; this was the last time we went to one. Pretty much the only thing you find there now is store brands and clutter. You are better off going to Nordstrom, Saks, Neiman Marcus, or smaller stores like Black Market, White House, Ann Taylor, Talbot's, etc. Two stars and sadness at what this brand has become.

A big Macys online shopper. Brought a pair of shoes from the website. Opened the box and Literally…read moregot one shoe. Went back to the store and at first it was an apology, and ended with store credit. Had no option for my money back. Wasn't about the money, but customer respect. Don't blame any of the sales associates, but WOW. Never had anything like this happen before with online shop through a brand like MACYS.

This is one of the most frustrating places to shop in the triad. Every time I go in here there is a…read morelong list of issues. 1) There are many areas throughout the store that are a complete mess making it almost impossible to find anything. 2) 95% of the registers are closed and the staff is so minimal that you cannot get help with anything. 3) Almost all of the price check machines are out of order, so you can't figure out how much something is. I go in every once in a while looking for something and leave wondering why I put myself through that again. We dont have many options like this in our area, so I'm sure I'll go back in again. However, never make that mistake when you are in a time crunch. Even store pick ups from online purchases will take forever.

The service was awful. The associate put her index finger in the air at me to wait. I was the only…read moreone at the register. The selection was good but, they need to treat their customers better.

Be very careful. I ordered an expensive coffee table from this company. I was notified that it had…read moreshipped , yet item never arrived. I contacted overstock and was told that they were unable to reach the carrier. Since then they have not responded to ant attempt to resolve this. They have my money and refuse to even speak with me. I have called and emailed them many times. Very bad customer service, once they have your money!