Love this store! It has so many good things I could easily spend $500 here! I stay away because I…read morelike to load up on their chocolates but I am not allowed Sweets.. Anyway I will probably go again!

Because they're located right next-door to HomeGoods we decided to stop in and see if they had…read moreanything new. We were a little disappointed as they appeared to be in the middle of a floor reset because there were a lot of empty shelves and a lot of things in the aisles. We didn't end up finding anything that we felt we had to bring home with us. But we've also found this location tends to be a hit or miss for us.

Ohhhh I hit the jackpot at this location . The home decor is…read moreamazing and I love that they have so many Z gallerie, PB, RH and west elm dupes for a fraction of the price. The holiday decor is so good I could've bought the entire store easily. The set up is so organized in this location I didn't even want to unfold the towels I loved lol. The employees were so absolutely wonderful and so nice and engaging we chatted for awhile. This location is wayyyyy better than the winter park and winter garden stores.

We were out and about and decided to stop in. They have a variety of products to choose from. We…read moreended up finding some coffee and a few things for the kitchen while we were there. Overall, there was definitely a lot of product and it was a little overwhelming.

A nostalgic haiku for a shameless first to review…read more Old time candy shop Vintage posters and vinyl Attached to mini-golf Who would have thought a Hawaiian themed mini golf course would be situated along with a retro shop filled with a blast from the past in simpler times when everyone could agree on what was cool and nothing was "fire" or "lit". I'm super impressed they even carried the reincarnated version of my favorite discontinued Hershey candy bar "Bar None". Not quite the same as the original, but I suppose nostalgia ain't what it used to be.

Always something unique and fun to find here! A must-stop when we visit the area. Great staff too.read more

What a gem! This cute little boutique is full of amazing and unique finds--I had no idea it was…read morehere! From the moment I walked in, I was impressed with the thoughtful curation and cozy vibe. I love that it's Black-owned, which makes supporting this business even more meaningful. I'll definitely be back to explore more of their cool offerings. Highly recommend checking it out if you're in the area!

I feel like Orlando was in need of a little shop like this. If you are looking for a gift this is a…read moregreat place to come! So many cute girly things- Cards, accessories, home decor, etc. So much fun to walk around and shop, and the cashier was super friendly too.

Sad to give this Marshalls/Homegoods a 1 star considering they have great buyers and products in…read morestore. Customer service was horrible. Went to try on 4 dresses - wasnt greeted. Counted them in front of the team member then literally had to hang them on a rack for her to then count again, hand me a number and not speak. Exact same situation happened at check-out. Cashier didn't greet me or speak, then handed me the application to fill out a Marshall's credit card. When I declined she continued going on about her business and didn't speak.

Home Goods and Marshalls are always fun to browse, but I cannot stand the checkout process. It…read moreseems that no matter what time of the day or week you go, you will always be standing in a mile-long line to check out. It's also annoying because sometimes you go and there are no carts to use, so you end up carrying your purchases. The employees feel like they hate working here for the most part, which is unfortunate.

Up to 75% off on select out of season items. Coupons are always easily accessible. There wasn't a…read morelack of associates to offer aid either.

I had a wonderful experience at Hobby Lobby that turned into an unexpected life lesson for my…read moredaughter. My daughter and I visit often, but this time she went in first to pick up yarn for a project she's working on. I joined her about five minutes later, and of course, she had already gathered as many mini balls of yarn as she could & luckily, they were 30% off! After shopping, we headed to the checkout, and my daughter, who's 15 and learning how to manage her own money, wanted to pay for her items herself. Her total was around $120, but she accidentally handed the cashier $220. Without hesitation, the cashier kindly returned the extra $100, and my daughter hadn't even realized she overpaid. I was so impressed by the cashier's honesty and how calmly they handled the situation. It turned a simple shopping trip into a real-world lesson about responsibility, awareness, and integrity. I'm deeply grateful to that cashier for being so thoughtful and honest... it really made an impact. Thank you, Hobby Lobby, for hiring such amazing people.

So this is a new store I believe, across from the cosmetics company store. It is also right next to…read morethe guess and the true religion jeans store. The store reminds me of Miniso off of Sand Lake, as well as the Gatcha store out of the Florida mall. It doesn't have any games like gotcha, but they do have a mystery boxes for you to buy and each mystery box with a toy inside is $13-$15. They also have a wide selection of keychains, two cute little fasces, to these really neat bento boxes for lunch as well as handbags. The lady at the counter was really nice she mentioned to me that they just opened a little while ago. If you haven't been here and you're looking for something anime related or just something out right cute I highly recommend the store.

Dd's is one of those discount department stores, kinda like Ross, except that this one in…read moreparticular is much more organized and pleasant to shop in than that Ross in this same strip mall. I guess you can always find something you didn't know you need it if you look hard enough. They have an amazon locker inside, that you can only access it during business hours

If you've been to one dd's, you've been to them all. This one's no different. More than a thrift…read morestore, less than a Ross. That sums it up. Every once in a while you can find some really good stuff here. I like the T-shirt selection here. They have good home furnishings and decorations too. A Five Below store will be opening up next door this week. Coupled with Ross, TJ Maxx, and Dollar Tree, that's gonna make this plaza a bargain hunter's dream.