Re-doing my first review, now that I have more time…read more OMG, I love Cordani shoes. As in absolutely adore. I'm not sure how I heard about the brand, but I am thrilled I did. The shoes are cute, comfortable, Italian-made, and high-quality. I must have at least 7 or 8 pairs now. The retail outlet is next to their offices, and opened limited hours on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Prices at the outlet are extremely reasonable for such great shoes. Cordani has huge warehouse sales twice a year (June and December),which are super popular. You can usually meet at least one of the owners then, and they are both super friendly. However, if you unfortunately cannot visit Massachusetts, you can buy Cordani at Zappos, Nordstrom, or various shoe boutiques. I'm a Cordani fan for life.

From the owner: The same style and comfort our shoes are known for at bargain basement prices…read more We carry past seasons' merchandise, items with slight defects, discontinued styles and samples.

My birthday was coming up in 7 days, and I stopped by a DSW. I found a pair of shoes and tried to…read moreuse my birthday reward, but I was told it was not noted in the system. I called DSW and was told it would be in my email the next day. When I checked the next day, it was not in my email, so I called them again. This time, I was told it was in the system and that the deduction would take place at checkout. Yes, you are correct; I was given no Birthday reward. Not only are they not giving out the rewards anymore, but they are also lying to customers about the rewards. Donna Carnevale

Got a pair of heels for upcoming interviews. I was able to find a viable pair through their…read morewebsite. Instead of paying for the shipping, I opted to pick up in store. As there was no line upon arriving, I was serviced right away. Already planning to try them on before I left, the cashier suggested to test them out as well. Would not mind making another purchase through them.

Very professional, very clean, and outstanding service. I appreciate the work that Prestige…read moreprovides customers in their experience.

Great clothes shoes has everything thing u need has things for summer autumn winter spring and has…read morework accessories and awesome fashion clothes

This is a great market area located in Lynnfield. Once you get by the challenge of finding a…read moreparking spot, everything else is gravy. All kinds of stores and restaurants. Some of the top winners for me first of all is the Apple Store. You also have Trader Joe's and Legals.. the yard house is also great. And you have kings for entertainment. I haven't even got started there so many stores. It's a little challenging in the winter with the snow, but it's still a great place to come always has a great atmosphere going on. Anyway good luck with the parking where you're purchasing food to take home and cook or hitting one of the restaurants for drinks. There's a great tequila place that I like in the marketplace. I'm sure you can fulfill any clothing, shoes, hair, dye, restaurant, entertainment, etc., etc. check it out great place.

I can't say enough how poorly this shopping area was designed. We can start with the parking. You…read moredrive into a gauntlet of narrow rotary's, winding roads, angled parking, crosswalks galore, U turns, intersections coming out of nowhere and pedestrians having to cross across all of this to get from store to store, side to side. Aside from the common sense parking lots behind the buildings the whole traffic flow design is congested and treacherous! Perhaps little bridges to walk over the Storrow Drive of the North Shore would be a better thought out plan then having to walk in front of distracted drivers trying to find a place to park and/or the establishment they want to dine at! Also, the handicap parking is a joke. I tried taking my handicap mother to a restaurant, The parking space was still too far for her to walk from to the restaurant, we couldn't even pull up to a door to drop her off as there is nowhere to pull safely to the side to do this. So we had to eat someplace else. Besides that who thought an open air mall in one of the coldest places in the country was a good idea? I remember back in the 60's and 70's when they were enclosing malls, i.e. The North Shore Mall, it's a more pleasurable experience to be in a climate controlled environment when it's below freezing many months of the year. Once you get past the chaos of the driving and finding a parking space. You need to play "find the store I want to go to" unlike a mall where you walk straight down the center and the stores are all line up, there is buildings hiding behind other buildings. It's like a scavage hunt trying to find where you want to go, and it's not enjoyable when it's snowing, raining, icy or just too dang hot or cold! There is no rhyme or reason to any of this design. Also, for the most part, the stores are filled with pretentious bored housewives who many of them NOT ALL but mostly are too stuck up to help you.

I went into the store and there was barely any shoes out. Whole shelf's completely empty. I found…read moreabout two pairs I liked but they had none in my size (size 8 women's) I could only find two shoes in the whole store that were my size and they were not my style. They only had really small sizes. Keep in mind I went in the middle of March so it wasn't like it was during a busy season. Just seemed picked over and lifeless. However, the staff was friendly. Prices were in the expensive side but still fair.

Every experience in this store has been a good one. Lots of coupons in the app, nice and helpful…read morestaff, decent selection of shoes, free shipping to home when a size isn't in stock in the store but is available in the warehouse. Spent an entire day visiting shoe stores to find nothing the kids liked when I should have just come here first since they immediately found something they liked.

Wonderful items and customer service! The staff was helpful and friendly and I would definitely…read morecome back again.

They have had a wide, well -stocked skin care/makeup section, which included very good brands…read more Unfortunately, they have minimize the makeup/skin care products. They carry to the point that it is not worth making a trip there just for that which I used to do.

nike lynnfield has extremely rude staff, i came to pick up an online order two days after christmas…read moreand was harassed for at least 7 minutes to pick up a single pair of sneakers because they wanted to see my ID. i told him the name i always use for orders to protect my privacy, is what i use for online orders. i was on the phone the whole time on my airpods, so my friend heard the way i was treated, which was unacceptable, and i wouldn't have had the same experience if he was there. he tried to play it off at the end, and i get that businesses need to protect themselves, but customers also have a right to protect themselves from all the data that businesses, like nike, sell to third parties. when i first came in, the staff at the door seemed like he couldn't be bothered to help whatsoever and sent me to the back of the store. i will never return to this nike store and am unlikely to support nike in the future at all. i didn't catch the staffs name because he made me so uncomfortable, but he's very tall and big. i'm a short woman and i really didn't appreciate being talked down to (literally & patronizing) like that.

Called ahead to order sneakers. Came down from NH later that day and had no problems with nothing…read morebut smiles. Micheal is a great employee, very helpful and kind! We'll be back!!

Daughter loves this store as do I so we went in. I just love the smell of this store!! I've…read morepurchased the scent for the home and body given I love it so much. This location is beautiful. Located in an outdoor shopping plaza with plenty of parking available. The store is huge with available fitting rooms in the back. Clothing is pricey so be prepared but I feel like it's good quality.

From the owner: Altar'd State is a rapidly growing women's fashion brand with more than 120 boutiques across the…read moreUS. We offer a distinctive shopping experience with the latest fashion finds, the most sought-after accessories; plus, charming home decor and gifts. Seeking to inspire through action, the company supports a mission of standing out for good in the world.

Nice big store, good stock. Very helpful staff, no attitudes given even after handing over 7 pairs…read morefor sizes. Ladies were knowledgeable and helpful. Store wasn't crazy loud or messy. Overall best finishline I've been to. Fyi, it's no longer by the food court, it's down closer to Macys now.

consistently has a larger stock than other shoe stores within the north-shore mall. good assortment…read moreof sneakers/tennis shoes. staff are friendly & not helicopter-like if you're clearly just browsing.

We found the perfect shoes to go with my dress! They had a big selection from simple to over the…read moretop and everything in between. A good selection of thick and thin heels and casual shoes (sneakers and sandals) and fancy shoes. The staff was friendly! Price was very affordable!

Not a whole lot of options for men's shoes, but that was my intention. I was looking for Asics, and…read moreI found them. I didn't want a million brands of sneakers, with a million styles. Just simple and limited options. I tried on some shoes, I was in and out in 25 minutes. I just needed shoes for work. What I will say was lovely was finding wide sneakers. I was today-years old finding out I was a size 9 wide. I had gotten sneakers as large as 10.5 because that's all that fit my odd-shaped camel feet lol (especially Converse Chuck's). Growing up I didn't think anything of getting shoes with an inch of space for my toes. My mom always bought shoes that I would grow into so they would last longer, and I continued to shop this way as an adult. I am embarrassed to say this was probably the first pair of proper-fitting shoe's I've ever bought. Well, okay, two pairs. I wanted one pair for work (I work in healthcare and I step in all manner of bodily fluids and gross sh*t all the time, I just avoid getting anything splashed on my kicks at all cost) and one for walks. Anyways a thing that bugs me is being asked to sign up for the loyalty program. I'm tired of being asked that, I buy sneakers once a year (if that), and I just want to buy stuff without being asked for my phone number and email address. No one cares about loyalty programs anymore. Otherwise, open area with plenty of space, a lot of brands available, and geared more towards options for women.