Rack room shoes is a new store part of the promenade mall in Indian Land…read more I bought two pair of shoes. Buy one pair, get a second 50 percent off. Not a bad deal! I found the manager to be very helpful as well as the staff. It's great to have a shoe store so close by. Shoes for the whole family. Prices average for the quality of shoes in my opinion.

BOGO 50% off clean and neat store-great selection for the whole family-but the 5 star is for the…read moreservice and associates that work there-in particular Nancy who was above and beyond wonderful to listen and realize what we were looking for just came in and she ran to the back to pull out fresh new western boots still part of sale-win win for us as everyone found 2 pairs of shoes and all left happy! Thanks Rack room for hiring awesome associates like Nancy! Hold on to her & Keep moving her up! We will be back! :)

This sports store has everything for sports lovers for children as well as adults such as shoes,…read moregloves, hats, jackets, socks, clothing, plus other miscellaneous sport and travel items. Name brands quality here, a bit pricey. Staff very friendly and accomodating. A good store for sports lovers for this area.!

one of the workers is very hot and i want his number someone lmk if he has a girlfriendread more

The Vintage Room in waxhaw is a great place to shop for all your vintage Michael Jordan T-shirts,…read moreshoes toys, trading cards, ninja, Turtles, he-man, toys, and lots of other things. First day here we bought a pair of Michael Jordan shoes, red and black. Got an awesome deal at $160. Second day here bought a Spaun action figure for my grandson for 25 which wasn't bad. If you're in waxhaw, you need to stop in this vintage store. They have all your childhood memories here. And the owner provides great customer service.

We loved our experience stuff super nice had a long and interesting talk with the owner while we…read morepicked up some NBA collectibles had a great time shopping will definitely will be back

For some reason I couldn't find the size 10 sneaker I was looking for after visiting Finish Line…read moreand Foot Locker this holiday season. Someone suggested Rack Room, so my nephew and I headed over. Affordable prices! They had lots of Nikes in a size 10 so I let him select the pair he liked most. The cashier mentioned their donation box, which I loved. He happily donated his old shoes and we were on our way. Great selection and service.

I've noticed that all rack room shoes I've been to have terrible customer service! I've purposely…read moregone to different locations to try and avoid the horrible employees at the previous locations with no avail. I'm noticing a trend and this location was unfortunately no better. I am a simple person. I quietly walk in, do my shopping, normally never ask questions unless I need help finding something, buy my items and quietly leave. I've never left a review, but this was the straw that broke the camels back. My mother and I, along with my 2 year old daughter, came to the location about a week ago, intending to buy a few pairs of shoes between the two of us. We did our shopping, my daughter was well behaved and stayed right with us, not touching or pulling shoes out of places. We picked out a couple pairs of shoes and went to pay. While my mother paid for her shoes, I waited behind her to ring up my order. My daughter needed entertained after having been in there for over 30 minutes, so I let her try on a pair of adult shoes since they were close to the register. I put them on and within 10 seconds, a 50 something, red headed man came barreling at us yelling "DON'T LET HER DO THAT! SHE IS GOING TO GET HER DIRTY FEET MARKS IN THEM AND THEN I CAN'T RESELL THEM! TAKE THEM OFF IMMEDIATELY!" Um, excuse me? I don't care what's going through your head as an employee or manger of a store, but that is NOT how you handle a situation. Yelling at a customer who just spent $200 in your store is NOT going to help you in any way and in fact, just created a very angry customer who is now leaving you a bad review. Unfortunately, I've had many bad experiences with rack room shoes that I will no longer do business here. And I am now telling my friends and family to avoid you as well.

It's been a while since I've been and I do enjoy coming here but the prices are a 50/50 that you…read moreget a good deal. To give an idea a crochet plush that was about 8 inches was $8 (for a used toy that seems steep) Meanwhile I was going to get a long sleeve shirt but after seeing it was $12 because of a brand I put it right back. The ladies who work there are nice and greeted us and chatted. There is a changing room which I'm glad for but they don't have too much in terms of furniture. It's mostly clothes, and some household items. They have kids toys, books, and costume jewelry, shoes and bags.

It makes me sad to report that I must reduce my rating of this thrift boutique. While there is…read moremuch inventory to browse, the pricing of their donated items is not what I would classify as thrifting. There is a kind of thrill in thrifting to discover unique items at truly reasonable prices. This boutique is quickly diminishing that thrill.

Everyone working here was so nice and polite! Made my morning! Were there to greet me and help me…read moreout:)

Great store very organized and clean. The checkout is fast too. The men's department and shoes…read moreneeds work

Store name now called Burlington but used to be called Burlington Coat Factory. Basically a…read moredepartment store featuring women's, men's and children's clothing plus accessories, mens and womans shoes, cosmetics, baby stuff, home goods and decor etc. Prices are reasonable, selection is quite adequate for a new store opening. Fitting rooms and restrooms signs easily found. I bought 2 beautiful dresses, and a great pair of shoes. My dresses were priced around $25 and the shoes about $15. The quality was good. However I also saw top name brands like Calvin Klein which were pricier and better quality. I have always liked the Burlington stores and glad it opened in Indian Land, SC.

This location is a beautifully brand new store in Indian Land. We didn't have many choices to shop…read moreuntil now. From ladies apparel, men's, shoes, home decor and even baby. Store is laid out very nicely, making it easy to shop. Employees are wonderful and seem to really enjoy working here. Kudos to you, Burlington. Christmas shopping made easy!!

Always love coming to TJ Maxx. You never know what you're gonna find. They have good quality name…read morebrands at an affordable, cheaper price to fit your budget. Employees here are welcoming and very helpful and patient with my indecisiveness, lol. Christmas items are now 50% off so your getting an even better discount and deal.

Price is a reasonable and I always seem to find something for someone. It's a great place to buy…read moregifts especially! The only thing is they do not carry children's shoes. But other than that, you'll find a wide variety of Pet items, home merge clothes, beauty, bags, etc..

This Ross is very nice. Things seem to be organized. I enjoy my shopping experience at this Ross…read morelocation.

So glad to see this store come to Indian Land. Clothing for…read morewomen, men, children as well as accessories such as shoes, handbags, scarves, lingerie etc. However women's clothing/ accessories is usually the biggest section in the store Here you will find housewares, pet items, gift items and so on. Name brands and great prices is why people shop here. The store is large and easy to get around.

#4 Drew's Customer Service Experience at Lowe's Waxhaw (continued)…read more So, I called customer service. Actually, I called customer service three times. When I dialed the first time, I had gotten the number off of Google for the Lowe's in Waxhaw, NC. I thought I had called the store when they answered. But I was wrong, it was Lowe's corporate customer service. The first woman was very nice. I explained at great length my issue with the communication of the delivery process through FedEx, and the fact that it had been dropped at my door, and then lastly the results or lack thereof any communication after my call on Sunday providing me NO answers of how the stove that was to be brought inside my house (Remember Lisa was the store manager was the one driving for a solution out of the Waxhaw, NC location where I bought the Appliances). She wanted to look up and see if there were any notes regarding the stove in the system. The nice woman from Customer Service said that there weren't any general notes. She asked if she could put me on hold while she researched a little deeper. When she returned, she said there was nothing anywhere to support my concerns. This information instantaneously made my anxiety go through the roof. Trying to salvage or get something out of this effort on my part led me to ask to be connected to the Waxhaw appliance team. I was confident that after I spoke with a manager or staff member at the Waxhaw location, my troubles would be calmed. The woman on the line said yes, she would transfer me. Following that answer from the customer service agent, I was transferred. I was clearly on hold by recognizing the marketing loop of information about Lowe's offerings. Next, I spent the next 40 minutes on hold. Frustrated and time running out before the next delivery of appliances was to arrive, I gave up and hung up. I attempted again to pull the direct store number from Google to avoid corporate and to call directly to the Waxhaw, NC store. But as I found out, the number I got from the Google page was again giving me corporate, and there seems to be no direct numbers. The second woman was very nice. Again, I shared my journey that led to this call. I tried to save her time and told her she would find anything in the general notes or in any deep dive. That said, she communicated that she was going to follow standard practice on these types of calls. She did the same routine. When she finally came back on the call, she explained that her deep dive didn't provide any information either. She did say she was going to give me the direct number for the store in Waxhaw, NC. She did give me a direct number to call. Well, not surprisingly so, that number didn't belong to Lowe's Waxhaw, NC. Here I was again, provided misinformation on something as simple as a phone number and a phone transfer. This goes beyond being about just me. This is about a system that is failing the customer. Leaving customers like us with guilt after being gaslighted over and over again. This wasn't a one-and-done situation. This all took place over 11 days, not just one member, but more like 10 or 11 team members from management, appliances, and customer service. So I called customer service the third time. During this time, the drivers had arrived. So one hour wasted on the phone, and now the biggest headache hit. The customer service woman was again very nice. I asked her not to research any history but to put me through to the Waxhaw appliance department right away. While we were debating whether there were any notes, I learned from the drivers that they were not going to bring in the stove that was delivered on Sunday. Even more alarming and so disappointing was when they informed me that they were going to leave everything they were delivering on the pallets. Meaning nothing would be put together, and no appliance would be brought in directly to the kitchen. I did giggle to myself for a brief second. I was recalling part of my conversation with Doug regarding delivery. I asked Doug about my existing Refridgerator and dishwasher, and about putting them in the garage for storage. I stated I wanted to keep them both. But I knew, as I shared with Doug, that I was not going to be able to move them myself or with the help of my wife.

Let me start off by saying that I'll always prefer Lowe's to their competitors just on general…read moreprinciple. With that being said, I completely understand all the bad reviews that are left for this location because I do see the apathy from employees towards their job and the customers. I've been frequenting this Lowe's for many years and I've experienced the lack of training, understanding of products, products being consistently out of stock. Another major issue this store has is that it doesn't stock all the same products you'd find at other Lowe's stores. Since this Lowe's is close to my house, I go here first but then 30% of the time I have to leave and go to another store that has the product in stock. The management of this store is inconsistent and doesn't always apply corporate policy equally to the customers. Management I believe is another reason that employees have apathy towards everything here. They probably are burnt out and not getting the proper training or guidance they need. I only recommend this Lowe's if you know exactly what you need and if you don't have questions about how to do a specific project. Otherwise, it's best to go to other locations like Indian Land or Providence Rd.