This place is an absolute dump. Lights were out in the jewelry. department. The bras were a…read morecluttered mass. The only cosmetics brands they sell is Estee Lauder and Clinique.

I won't push my luck going back. Never saw a salesperson other than in the front, and he urged me…read moreonward (as in go away, pleez). I found they had quite a collection of Levis; it took a huge effort to find my size and style but I was rewarded by finding a pair at quite a discount. $40, yeah! I feel like I earned it due to the long time I spent digging thru the piles.

Lovely and well decorated outdoor shopping canter which boasts a bunch of higher end retail and…read morelots of eating. I'm impressed. Japanese, burritos, subs, Italian, Jason's Deli, froyo and more. Lots of parking and lots of retail therapy to be had here. I like this plaza. I'll definitely be back! [Review 10812 overall, 580 of 2019.]

This area is an addition, right behind the Greenbrier Market Center. They have more restaurants,…read moreretail spaces, spa/salon, & housing. I still remember when nothing was there. Greenbrier is growing!!! I can't wait to see what it turns out to be in the near future!

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.

I don't think I have frequented a Family Dollar store as much in my life as I have in the past…read moreyear. I have two within miles from me and both serve there purpose so well. They pretty much have everything in here! Toiletries, clothes for the whole family, grocery items, items for your home, shoes... I mean... Every time I go in here I leave out with what I was looking for and additional items. This store makes me want to walk up and down every aisle several times just to make sure I seen all they have to offer. Busy... not that much. People do come and go often, but it seems either it's busy at once or not at all. From the two handful of times I have shopped here, I have never had to wait in line any longer than a few minutes. I love it here!! This store is located in a shopping center that's pretty much ran it's course. I wasn't in the area when it was fully operating, but I can imagine it had its days. Right now alongside Family Dollar - you can visit: Metro T Mobile, ABC Store, some kinda rent to town place, Check Cashing... to name a few. A few others may be near, but I recall definitely seeing these spots listed above. Don't count out Family Dollar if you have one in your area!! Have fun and enjoy life :)

hands down the worst ghetto and rudest store I been in . the only reason I go is for Mrs Tammy the…read morenicest sweetest woman you can meet she truly is out of place there. never open on time store always a mess yes won't be shopping there moving forward

Well, placed a $200 pick up order…read more The blueberries had so much mold that they were clearly not eatable and likely dangerous for human consumption. Everything else was fine, they issued a refund. What moron employee would ever consider treating a customer so terribly? Where is management? If you want to hire morons, at least supervise them. Reduce the amount of recreational drug usage while at work I put 1 star: yelp posts 4 stars: something is not right

1st take a cart from the parking lot. The employees have not noticed that none are inside for hours…read more2nd. Use the self checkout, you know more than the clerk. They will be slow and make errors. This is a ghetto store. You will have a bad experience.

Chesapeake Square Mall is going through a demolition phase of the old anchor stores like Macy's,…read more JCPenney, and Sears. The rumor is the newly reclaimed space will be filled by modern stores like Dicks Sporting and Goods, Home Goods, etc. with a more open space between the stores atmosphere. The locals are looking forward to it. Hampton Roads Mall are modernizing for a more modern shopping experience. Yay, glad Chesapeake Square Mall is getting a new look and more desirable stores and shops.

This used to be a really great mall. It's in a perfect location as well. I hate to see that it's…read moreclosing and I wish they would have done more to keep it open.