Opry Mills is a very nice indoor mall, and I had a great time shopping here. They have a Dave and…read moreBusters, Rainforest Café, a movie theatre, an escape room, and a big carousel in the food court area. Opry Mills combines shopping, dining, entertainment, and activities for the whole family. I LOVE that this mall is indoors. I feel like outdoor malls are the trend in the South, and I hate how on a rainy or cold day (yes, it gets cold), you have to brave the elements to go from store to store. Not here. Some of the stores here are outlets, and some are regular mall stores. I saw plenty of sales, and the selection in the stores was generally good. I shopped at the LOFT outlet and found a larger selection than other LOFT outlets I've been in. The Kate Spade outlet also had a good selection, although I didn't buy anything there (I love their products). The food court is excellent with both chain options as well as some spots that seem to be more local to Nashville. I opted for Panda Express, and it was just like every other Panda Express, but sometimes that's what you want in a food order meal. I wish my hometown had a mall like Opry Mills- all of ours are outdoor or have a lot of vacancies. If you're visiting Nashville or staying at the Opryland Hotel, definitely come to the mall for a fun afternoon.

This is one big mall, I think it's one of the biggest malls I've been to. (It's split into 2 mall…read moreavenues.) On top of that, it's busy and economically alive. I didn't see any vacant store fronts or anything needing repair, unlike most malls of today. I was here because my wife & daughter wanted to do some shopping. If you're in Nashville and need to shop, here's your place!

Rivergate Mall, a barely functioning relic of the past…read more What once was the heartbeat of the Rivergate area in Goodlettsville is now a reminder of what once was, but sadly is no more. The mall has certainly seen better days and at this point is just waiting for the impending closure and redevelopment that is due anytime now. In current state, the mall only has 20 active retail stores and two eateries. Majority of the stores are locally owned and branded, however there are still a few nationally recognized stores such as JC Penney, Dillard's, Foot Locker, CITI Trends, Guitar Center and Finish Line. The mall is in rough shape and is honestly a sad place to be at this point. No refresh is coming, but they do keep it fairly clean, even the restrooms were tidy and well stocked. My recent visits, and most over the years, have been to Dillard's or JC Penney. I pop into the shoe stores on occasion, but my trips here are usually very purposeful. Overall, Rivergate mall can still come in clutch when needed. It will be a sad day when it finally says goodbye, but it has done its thing well for the area for close to 60 years now.

Dying almost empty but still have still have character…read more The selection of stores are very limited but still offering a few good things so visor this place before renovations begin so you can see the before and after. Rivergate Mall, located in Goodlettsville, Tennessee, is a super-regional shopping mall that opened in 1971. It features a gross leasable area of 1,129,035 square feet, with approximately 80 stores and restaurants, and a food court. The mall has two anchor stores, Dillard's and JCPenney, and previously housed Macy's and Sears. It is managed by Hendon Properties. Rivergate Mall is currently undergoing a major redevelopment project that will transform it into a dynamic, mixed-use destination featuring retail, restaurants, townhomes, market-rate multifamily housing, independent senior living, and transit-oriented features. The redevelopment includes a significant expansion of the mall's portion within Goodlettsville city limits, from 33% to an estimated 60%-70%. The demolition of the existing mall structure is expected to begin in the late summer of 2025. The project is projected to generate approximately $1.5 million in annual sales tax revenue for Goodlettsville upon completion. Rivergate Mall was built by Retail Planning Corporation and opened on October 6, 1971. It was the largest mall in Tennessee until the opening of Hickory Hollow Mall in 1978. Over the years, the mall has seen changes in ownership and anchor stores, with the closure of Sears in 2019 and Macy's in 2020. The mall's revitalization efforts come amidst a decline in popularity, attributed in part to the rise of online shopping and competition from other retail centers. The pandemic also impacted the mall, with some employees noting that it never fully recovered from pandemic-related changes in hours and operations. The redevelopment project aims to revitalize the Rivergate area and enhance the quality of life for the community. While the transformation promises economic benefits and a modernized environment, it also brings uncertainty for the employees of the remaining stores, as many worry about their future employment prospects.

All in all, this is a great outdoor shopping plaza. It has a good amount of parking, a great…read moreselection of shopping and dining choices, an outdoor area for events and more. I enjoyed my time here. I would definitely recommend a visit here.

The Streets of Indian Lake is your quintessential suburban open-air shopping and entertainment…read moreplaza. Located just off of Vietnam Veterans Parkway, The Streets of Indian Lake features local and chain shopping and restaurants, along with a movie theater, a gym and great outdoor event and entertainment space. Parking is plentiful with spots directly in front of all businesses, plus lots surrounding the perimeter of the plaza. We usually pop in to grab a movie, and on occasion grab some ice cream or possibly dinner. Never a shortage of options for whatever you are after. The space and majority of the outlets are well kept and clean. My only gripe is the exit back out to Indian Lake Boulevard. The intersection before the light always backs up and the turning lane is small and singular, creating a constant backlog of cars that forces most to sit through the light multiple times. Overall, we enjoy The Streets of Indian Lake!

Great sales. Open and spacious building. Well lit. Staff and security friendly. Men inventory is…read moreplentiful, women inventory is non existent. Very limited, no variety. Shoes have better variety online. Markdowns are throughout. Many prices to fit your budget. I was looking for just two black and white shirts so I opted for men selection. It is what it is , back to online shopping for me!

This Nike Factory Store/Outlet is situated inside of Opry Mills and for the most part is a solid…read morestore with loads of clothing and shoes at okay prices, some discounted a fair bit. I have popped in this location to browse, which normally produces something being purchased and on a recent trip, utilized in store return for an online purchase I made. The store is well laid out, packed with clothing on floor and wall racks, alongside shelves of shoes. Clearance section is usually pretty solid for a random pair of sneakers, and some of the prices on the main aisles for shoes are not too bad. Clothing prices are never discounted too deep, better to buy the clothes online or at the a true Nike Outlet store. Service here is hit and miss. There are always a lot of team members on the floor and behind the register, however none of them approach you are seek to assist. It is an odd vibe for the brand, but it is consistent at this location. The store is kept clean and in good condition. Overall, decent Nike store that I have been to many times and I am sure to visit again.

This Ollie's is location on Gallatin Pike in the same complex as Ross and Petsmart, and for the…read moremost part is your standard Ollie's location. As with most Ollie's, this store is chaotic at best. No rhyme or reason behind where items are stocked, what items are stocked and honestly the prices too. Oddly an adventure each time. I usually end up at Ollies out of curiosity much less than necessity. My most recent trip came while waiting for my pup to get groomed nearby, so I wandered around and actually picked up a few things including kitchen utensils and socks. Did I need either? Nope. The store is worn and could use some love conditionally, but it is kept clean. Service is hit and miss. Rarely anyone on the sales floor, so most of my interactions have been at the register. Overall, Ollie's is Ollie's, an I'm happy to swing by when in the area!

Advertisement papers advertise products that are not in store. I went to get the 12 packs of 1 lb…read moreClorox 4 in 1 Shock Plus. Please see photo. Two store didn't have this product or ever remembered getting it in stock. They had a generic but not Clorox an not the 4 in 1. They just wanted someone to look at ad and come in their store so they will buy something. Not me. I walked out with nothing.

Really lovely antique mall. Lots of space to move around and the booths are not cluttered.read more

I was pretty horrified to come across an antisemitic symbol as I walked into the store. The place…read moreis huge and while it would be impossible to see everything brought in the store, I don't feel like there is an excuse to have this displayed at one of the first booths as you walk in. It is prominent and on a shelf of its own. Will be taking a break from my regular visits and hope this is somehow a horrid oversight.

Music City Shopping Center is a nice enough shopping center in Goodlettesville, Tennessee…read more It is decently mainland offers the usual collection of restaurants, a Planet Fitness, a dentist, a walk-in clinic, and more. There is plenty of parking and overall offers a safe feeling environment. All in all, a decent place.

It's that time of year again when empty stores become stores aimed towards Halloween…read more This is a good store and is located in the Music City Shopping Center in Goodlettesville, Tennessee. The staff are great and the store has a nice selection. I would definitely recommend here.

Couldn't find the place. No sign. Would have spent some money if I could have found it. Very poor…read moreway to promote a business. Not impressed. Do better if you wish to sell.

I bought my 14 year old son a bunch of clothes to try on at home because what 24 year old boy will…read morego shopping & try on clothes. Several didn't fit so I went to return them. I never keep my receipt because all stores can pull your information up with your debit card. Not Bargain Hunt!!! What century are we living in?!!! The thing that really made me mad is they wouldn't even do in store credit. I still had the tags on all the clothes. So now I gave all these clothes that don't fit my son & can't do anything with them. Learn from my mistake y'all or don't buy clothes there!

Complete and total crack for the electronic deal addict. I love this place. I got a firewire here…read morethat would've cost me $25+ at Best Buy or Radio Shack for $2. People, I said TWO DOLLARS! Now, of course, you have no guarantee of consistency in stock and you have to dig for stuff, but it's totally worth it. The location is great, right next to Target and a ton of restaurants. It's a perfect little area to knock out your entire gift list for Christmas and beyond.

We had been searching for weeks for an entertainment center. We are from Louisville and my wife…read moregoes into this store finds what we wanted. She calls me and buys it and they were to hold it as my son who lives 30 minutes away was going to drive up with the truck. They were going to hold it for us until he got there because we had already paid for it. My wife goes in to get it when my son gets there and they sold the thing again. How can you sell it twice. They never said anything other than a half hearted sorry. They said they forgot to mark it sold. They refunded her money but did not offer anything for the time and has we wasted. What sucky customer service. She called me upset I called the store to talk to the manager and Ashley never apologized only gave me the 800 number. We are regulars at Homegoods but not sure we will be after this anymore. I would recommend every to stay the hell away based on how we were treated.

IF I COULD GIVE ZERO STARS I WOULD! THEY PRETTY MUCH ACCUSED…read moreUS OF TAKING A TAG OFF ANOTHER PIECE OF FURNITURE TO SAVE $30 ON THE PURCHASE OF A BENCH. AT THIS POINT IM WRITING THIS OUT OF PRINCIPAL. So my wife and I recently moved into a larger house and have been shopping around for different pieces of furniture to fill the house. We have been looking for an entry way bench and today we found the perfect one at this HOMEGOODS store in The Glenbrook Shopping center in Hendersonville TN. We asked one of the clerks about the bench we weren't done shopping but didn't have a way to carry the bench around with us, so the clerk told us she would put it at the front of the store and had us pull the tag to keep with us until we checked out. When we were finally done shopping we started checking out and the Cashier told us that tag didn't belong to that piece of furniture and Had to talk to her manager, after talking to her manager she basically accused us of pulling it from another piece of furniture and that we had to pay the actual price for the furniture. Even though the Clerk that helped us in the first place told them she helped us with it. NEEDLESS TO SAY We will never shop at Any of these stores in the future.