I was in the Madison store today looking for a baby gate when I heard an employee using foul and…read morehateful language when speaking about a certain political party. Mind you I was a good 100 feet away and he/she was obviously making a statement loud enough for everyone near him/her to hear. How unprofessional can you get! I really don't care what gender you identify with so there is no need to broadcast your intolerance to store patrons. I won't be coming back.

Best target in town. Way better then Jones Valleyread more

Jason in customer service was absolutely wonderful! I ordered several dresses online while trying…read moreto find the perfect one for a summer wedding. Because I'm sensitive to fragrances and can develop migraines from exposure, spending extended time shopping in stores with perfume counters can be challenging. Jason was incredibly understanding, patient, and attentive. He made the return process easy and treated me with genuine kindness. I even offered to help put the dresses back on hangers, and he simply smiled and said, "No problem, it gives me something to do." That small moment really showed his positive attitude and willingness to help. Thank you, Jason, for making my experience at Belk such a pleasant one. Excellent customer service like this deserves to be recognized!

Wanted to give a shout out to Tina at the MAC counter. I brought my mom in to get a foundation…read morematch and Tina was amazing! She was kind, patient and knowledgeable. We had fun talking with her and now my mom has someone she can go back to.

Bridge Street Town Centre is an outdoor shopping location in Huntsville. If you like being outside,…read morethis is the place for you. There is a place where in the summer children run in and out of the water playing nicely together while adults have a seat. There are many different types of retail stores here. Thru the years there have been several stores that opened and closed. The largest and nicest Belk is here. There is a movie theater, Apple Store, lots of restaurants and more. If you enjoy outdoor shopping, please stop by.

Wow, Bridge Street Town Centre opened in 2007?!?! Who knew! In two weeks it will have been opened…read more16 years! I remember the excitement around its opening and how fresh and uber swanky everything about BSTC felt! Tableside freshly made guacamole? Check! Fancy movie theater with leather seats and a push button wine machine? Check! Gondolas in a sizeable canal and lake? Check! Private, members only dining club? Check! Upscale feeling med-salon with everything from massages, mani/pedis/excellent salon artists and Botox? Check! Fancy high-end lodging where Goldie Hawn and her husband had a top floor suite in which to stay to support their son who was playing ice hockey at UAH? Check! Ashton Kutcher-backed restaurant? Check! Sushi on a sizeable comfy outdoor patio replete with heaters? Check! Choo-choo train that trollied around the complex, full of young one's honking its horn? Check! Sidewalk entertainers? Check! Splash pads for children? Check! Cuban inspired lounge/cigar bar? Check! Bowling Alley? Check! Fancy fondue place to celebrate a special event? Check! Beautiful outdoor decor at Christmas? Check! Local [non franchise] pizza joint with a lovely patio overlooking the lake? Check! Delicious, locally-owned [non franchise] southern American cuisine w/ a great HH? Check! Of the list of items with "Check!" only 6 remain. BSTC seemed to have it all! Huntsville was really moving up in the world! I've been here too many times to count. It is great that the parking was expanded with Phase 3 in 2013 to the detriment of the 10-acre lake that was filled in to accommodate the new parking garage and Belk department store. The parking was sorely needed! This is not my go to shopping center. It is my go-to happy hour destination and moderate dining at Connor's [my last remaining favorite BS restaurant]. To me, it is overrun with franchises, as nearly all of Huntsville is! And, being outdoor, it's subject to the weather! Bring a small umbrella if in doubt, you'll thank me later! Also, know there is underground parking on the south end and 2-3 story parking at Belk close to Connors. Do visit BSTC, it's nice that they have a Ferris wheel, and I believe some type of boats available on the far east side, and it's dog friendly in the shopping common area where you'll see plenty of folks with their 4-legged family member.

Decent mall with two anchor stores, Belk's and Dillard's. A bit small, but it fits the size of…read moreHuntsville. The food court is definitely lacking, there could be a better selection and I will say that I found it odd (though a forecast of the future of malls) that one store front was a Subaru dealership with a few different kinds of car models. All in all an enjoyable shopping experience and I did leave behind a few dollars in some items that I didn't even know that I needed. One store that I was hoping would be there was Macy's, but alas not. But still come on by and check the place out. I am sure you will walk out with an item or two you didn't know that you couldn't live without.

It's a mediocre mall, no special boutiques or stores. Alterd States has great sales in the back of…read morethe store. Dillards is pricey but check out their clearance center in Pine Bluff.

More cashiers .. better security Stop letting homeless beg…read morefor money in parking lots and store .. It's scary .. I don't feel safe there

I use my own reusable bags to shop because I don't need anymore plastic bags in my house. Some of…read morethe checkers refuse to bag my groceries when I have them. It is no harder than using plastic bags but they are so lazy.

I love this store, I used to love it way more however. One of the problems I'm having with clothing…read morestores is that the plus size section seems to keep shrinking. Statistics say in 2022 there are 170.08 million female women with 41.1% being considered obese in 2021. The plus size clothing is almost half of what Americans are looking for and there are a lot of articles on that subject matter. Yes I know we should lose weight, however I went in this store to try and find some nice workout clothes since Ross is a reasonably adorable place to shop and the plus size athletic wear was almost obsolete, in fact it's so small it's mixed in with the Plus size clothing. Smaller sizes has its own workout clothing area and it's nice everyday clothing section. Not right at all!

I like making a Ross run because it's a bargain hunter's paradise and for a variety items from pet…read morebeds, to eyeshadow, to Christmas décor and nearly everything in between! I especially like to pop in for Church items for such worthy organizations as First Stop, that provides needed items for the homeless (boxer shorts, socks, scarves, winter gloves, etc.) And for the Angel tree/Senior tree gifts at Christmas time! For clothing, you may not be able to get the current year's latest and greatest styles, but everything is new and at a substantial discount. Their selection of women's shoes is smaller than say, TJ Maxx, as is their purse selection. I typically don't find much in terms of clothing here, and their selection is, again, smaller than TJ Maxx. Still a go to store for pillows, throws, socks, wrapping paper, gift bags and the like. If you haven't tried a Ross store, do it - you'll save enough money to not feel guilty splurging on a nice dinner out!

Easy to shop for many household items. I desire to go once a month. Products are good and well…read moreknown. Not always off brands. Excellent quality books for children.

Bottom Line: It's an OUTLET store! Don't expect much and you won't be disappointed. Store…read morecleanliness and organization varies from day to day. Most of the time employees are friendly and willing to help. However it's always an adventure. I've found more stuff in that store that I did not realize that I needed than you can imagine. Pull the stick out of your rear end, and enjoy the ride. Embrace the adventure.

These stores have been around since the 80s, starting with the original store in Guntersville. Mike…read moreJones and his Father, Ray started Mike's Merchandise as an offshoot of their family machine shop business with most of the items they sell coming from inventory reduction auctions. The machine shop and retail store shared a Guntersville space until it became a little awkward when Sak's lingerie, women's dresses, and footwear (2$-3$ each) shared the same space with greasy tools and machines. Eventually, they opened the first retail store in Guntersville and now (and have for a good while) have stores in Huntsville, Decatur, Montgomery, Muscle Shoals, and Auburn. Yeah, there is a lot of stuff in a MM!! Books, yearbooks and bestsellers, sports fan related items (think Blue Jays themed socks), nuts, bolts, uniforms, stationery, school supplies, sports equipment, picture frames, Bubba Gump glasses, barrettes, office desks, grills, nuts, bolts, tools, flashlights, live orchids - you get it. It's a bargain hunter's paradise if you don't have ADHD and can focus on getting only what you are looking for. Interestingly enough, they don't always know what is in some of the boxes they bid on at auction and once ended up with F-16 fighter jet parts that required Pentagon permission to sell. (They sold nearly all the parts, too!) Like their website says, after visiting the Guntersville and Huntsville stores, I did find myself saying, as many MM shoppers do, "I'll bet that would come in handy, if I just knew what it was for." :)

Tissue a "man's" type of discount store. Visited it a few years back and saw it had lots of…read morehardware type of items.. electrical, ropes, nails, screws, etc. Everything was neatly displayed and arranged. I would go back if given the chance.