Fun little department store, tidier & better organized than most in this genre (Marshall's, Ross,…read moreTJ Maxx, etc). The staff are much more friendly and engaged, at least on my 1st visit here, than is typical in such places. This seasonal & end-cap displays are set up with a good eye for detail. With help from the cheerful young lady at the front, I was able to find what I stopped in for (puppy training pads for my bunny's cage) with no trouble at all, and paid half the price the pet supply store next-door chargers for the same product. So many different businesses have occupied this exact address, here's wishing burkes good luck and staying power.

Love TJMaxx! Always great deals! The lines may seem long but they go fast. I always find great…read moredeals.

Seriously pretty great precautions…read more The store had spots to wait to check out so that you are socially distanced. There is someone outside to regulate the number of people inside. Checkout seemed long but it went fairly quick. They had a lot of the registers opened and they legit SPRAYED down each register before the next person came which was really nice.

Adorable shop that will transport you back to the 60's and 70's era. It was a little reminiscent…read moreof Woolworths. The staff are super friendly and we had fun browsing their huge selection of items.

Jaxons is a wonderful place to shop. There is always something to see and buy. A step back in time…read more Shop local. Y'all!

Before I begin let me start off by saying that this review is based solely upon my personal…read moreexperiences and my personal experiences alone, so without further delay let's begin!. My wife and I decided to visit a store located in the mall and just parked in the parking lot and walked through Dillards towards one of the mall entrances... I have been here on a number of occasions recently but have not checked in, I almost forgot this time too but remembered on the way out the mall..I was only able to take one picture looking out at the mall entrance from inside Dillards department store!. I would and will return when I'm in the neighborhood again!.,

It's a mall and like most other malls it's hanging on by a thread, or seems like it to me…read more They have signs near some entrances that brag about how they open early for walkers, but I have tried several entrances and have never found one open. I usually go to one of the anchor stores (usually only one does it) that will open its mall doors. It's generally clean and quiet until the stores open on the weekends. I have never seen any problems with the young people and have seen the occasional security guards (Paul Blart). I've never felt threatened ever so it's a good place for walking and shopping.

The store sucks, but they're the meat man is very very sweet and good at his job the workers are…read morerude, sept him

We walk into Walmart excited to purchase a grill we go over and pick the grill we wanted a 300…read moredollar one. We ask a teammate for assistance he said he didn't know so we asked for a manager he called on one. Mary comes along, No way should she ever be considered for management material all the grills were sold out I offered to buy the floor model. She raised her voice to me and said I can't sell the floor model till the end of the season. I'm the assistant manager and I'm not doing it!!!! I asked her what's up with the sign they posted ? CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED? She said it doesn't matter I'm not selling it to you! Who says something like this to customers? Sorry you lost me as a customer! Guess Walmart doesn't need customers otherwise they'd invest in some training for these poor customer service reps Btw we went next door to Lowe's where we were greeted with open arms their team was knowledgeable helped us find exactly what we needed

I had no idea this place existed till mom dragged me in. You couldn't tell from the door but the…read moreplace was full! All the stuff they had was name brand. They had sketchers sneakers, name brand power tools, boat shoes of all different colors and sizes and a WHOLE room just for purses. Mom bought one and I bought some early Christmas presents. 15$ for the purses! Mike is the owner and operator and he is just as sweet as pie! I will be back for boots when it gets a little colder. Come see it, it's worth it. The stuff is ALL at discount yet brand spanking new.

Since the MacArthur Center is closing this month, and I wanted to take a moment to reflect on what…read morethis place has meant over the years. It wasn't just a mall, it was a backdrop for so many memories. I still remember when it had Rainforest Café and Johnny Rockets, those were absolute staples of any visit. There was even a Sanrio store at one point, that had planko, which felt like a little slice of joy every time I walked in. It really was the mall of my time growing up. Some of my favorite memories include visiting Santa during the holidays, catching movies with friends and family, and just spending afternoons wandering around when going to the mall was a real treat, not just an errand. Not to mention using the photobooth before "selfies" were a thing. They even had a bounce house and play area which was so much fun as a child. It's definitely bittersweet seeing it close. While it's not quite what it once was, it still holds so many good memories for so many people. A solid four stars for everything it was at its peak and for the nostalgia it leaves behind. An end of an era, but one worth remembering.

Three days before MacArthur Center closes for good, I brought my kids to the mall to spend an…read moreafternoon making a few last memories. They were happily riding the escalator, and I was taking a simple video of them on my phone. To my surprise, a security guard stopped me and told me that videotaping was not permitted. At first I didn't even realize she was speaking to me because she was mumbling from a distance. When I continued recording my children, she approached again and more firmly told me that no videotaping was allowed. What made the experience so frustrating is that the mall is literally days away from closing. The building was largely empty, my children were simply riding the escalator, and I was recording family memories--not conducting a commercial photo shoot or disrupting anyone. Meanwhile, there have been photographers and members of the media documenting the mall's final days. The whole interaction felt unnecessary and unwelcoming. Instead of leaving with fond memories of one last visit to MacArthur Center, I left feeling scolded for recording my own children in an almost-empty mall that will no longer exist in a matter of days. Consumer habits may have changed over the years, but experiences like this certainly don't encourage people to return. It was a disappointing way to end what should have been a nostalgic final visit.