Belk is one of the nicest stores around for men's clothing. They have a large department with a…read morewide variety. Everything from casual to professional. All at reasonable prices. The women's department is not as nice as the men's, because it seems very disorganized. Too much merchandise for the area - hard to maneuver. Overall, I do like going there.

They really need to relook on how they manage fine jewelry. Twice (and just now) I have walked out…read morebecause it takes too long and too much chatting to get service. I was ready to purchase but with only two people in front of me there was way too talking with everyone. Either get more people or call someone over to help. You just lost my business and now going to another jewelry store to spend my money.

I'm not a huge JCPenney fan, I mostly shop at their locations because they have a petites section…read morewith business casual clothes for work. I stopped by Friday to replace some worn work clothing and was really surprised by this location! They have a much larger, and better, selection than the one in Denton... hell, better than all the other locations I've been to. This store is also immaculate! It was practically sparkling in there and the sales floor was clean and organized. Most of these locations are a disaster area, but the only area I saw that was a little messy was the dressing rooms (clothes hadn't been cleared out yet). This one is also very large, I wandered through the women's clothing, shoes and accessories and as far as I could tell that was less than a third of the store. I was there about an hour, which is a lot more than I ever want to spend in one of these locations, but due to the size and calmer, more pleasant atmosphere, it wasn't much of a sacrifice. The thing I loved the most was the petites section, it was 2/3 larger than at other stores and in that section, they had plenty of all the sizes! Do you know how rare that is for us short girls? I spent a lot of time going through their different business casual work pants and noticed they had lots of colors and sizes in both their curvy fit (that's my jam!) and modern fit but not a ton of classic fit (maybe that's the most popular?). I saw at least 3 of each size on each rack I perused through. They had a decent selection of button up business casual shirts as well and I saw a ton of dressy clothing too. They also have my size in Clarks shoes which is nice because a lot of locations only carry 7 and up. That wasn't what I was there to get, but I filed that information away for later and saw a ton of purses and scarves I may want to check out on a future visit. I was so impressed that I was leaving with what I needed, instead of settling for 1 or 2 items close to what I needed. I'm definitely going to bring my husband, next time we're in the area, to see their long and tall selection! The only thing I found annoying, though understandable, is that the tags and sales signs didn't match. After 20 minutes of wandering around I realized I had no idea what I was holding since I knew the tags on the product weren't right. Realistically, with their sales, there are too many items to individually mark down tags, and signs per rack are easier to execute. However, if you are grabbing more than a couple of items, you'll have no idea if you are about to go over your budget. The very nice girl at the cashier patiently price checked things for me and I ended up leaving with 3 sets of work clothes and a few casual tops. She was so friendly and gave great service. You get 20% off for having a store card so that was 2 extra shirts right there! Staffing seemed small. I wasn't looking for someone for help, I prefer to be left alone and make my own decisions when shopping because I don't find it a super pleasant experience. I only noticed people at the cashiers and in the dressing rooms, but I was only in a particular section of the store. I noticed this location had a salon, but I'm not sure where it was located, perhaps on the other side of the main entrance. After this first visit, I'm definitely interested in checking out more of the store. This particular JCPenney has a fan forming in me with their generous selection and great prices. I would recommend checking out this location in Flower Mound, as opposed to a mall location in any of the surrounding cities.

I went to JC Penny in Flower Mound Tx, to return 2 pair of Levi's that smelled like mildew. I…read morewashed one pair to see if the smell would go away, but it didn't. The manager, Cynthia Westbrook told me she would not return the pair that I washed because she could not put them back on the sales floor. I told her she needed to damage them out because they stink! She refused to smell them and said no. I repeated again, they stink and no one needs to purchase them, they are damaged. Finally, she said she will return them this time but never again! I told her, don't worry because I will never purchase anything in this store ever again, especially since the jeans I bought stunk so bad. I was so disappointed and embarrassed.

Target December 7, 2025…read more (5/5) Visited Target and had an excellent experience. The store was clean, well-organized, and easy to move through. Everything was well-stocked, and the layout made shopping simple and stress-free. Staff were friendly and attentive, making the trip even more enjoyable. Checkout was efficient, and the overall atmosphere of the store was welcoming and positive. A great shopping experience from start to finish. They have a great selection of items at a fantastic value.

Clean store. No service...i did self-checkout because there was only one lane open…read more Typical Target selection - nice card selection. I went in looking for a water sprinkler, but they do not carry these. I did get a dog treat for my pups. It's less expensive here than at the pet supply stores...good value for a quick stop.

Wholly Moses, this place has grown since the last time i've been here. They have a lot of stores…read moreand restaurants that weren't here back then. There's so many shops here, so i'm not gonna start naming them or we would be here for a while. And to think all i came over here for was to go to the Capital One Bank. I may have to come back over and investigate what stores, restaurants, and shops are here now versus back in the day.

From the owner: The Shops at Highland Village offers shopping, dining, and entertainment in a beautiful outdoor…read moresetting in the heart of Highland Village, TX. Located at the intersection of 2499 and 407, The Shops is in a highly visible and dominant location. The Shops is only 11.8 miles from DFW International Airport, and only 6.4 miles from Interstate 35E.

A spectacularly stocked TJ Maxx and home goods combo here…read more Way better than north Irving, this might be my new TJ destination!! Neat and tidy too!

Not really sure what's up with certain people in 2024 but I'm here to call out them out every time…read moreI'm made to feel as if "I Don't F...N BELONG!" So I stopped here after an appointment just wanted to see if I could find something to where for my Birthday celebration this weekend. As I'm looking at some items near the fitting room. I continuously hear this young female speak very sweetly to all the other ladies entering (Spanish, White, anyone but my race). I walk towards the her um just waiting till she turned around and noticed me. Of course I was also in turn waiting for her to give me a warm Hello there, How are you? I should've known she wouldn't show me that much hospitality. She never really looked at but asked, Do you want to try something own? I politely took a breath and said, Hello, How are you? She looked with embarrassed. Then she spoke, counted the pieces I had in my hand, gave me a number and I went in the open fitting area. As I was trying on my pieces, I'm listing at her bubbly "Hello, How are you, Did everything work out for you etc? I thought it was very funny honestly. I'll never look to spend my coins in an area where folk still act as if they're the ONLY race that should be able to shop or dine in establishments.

This shopping center is huge, it takes up the entire corner of Dixon and Long Prairie…read more There's a huge array of shopping from sporting goods and a Hobby Lobby to a JCPenney, an Ulta and more. There are more restaurants here than in your average shopping center. I haven't eaten at them all, but I am impressed with the variety. You got everything from Panda Express and Which Which to sushi and a Red Robin. That's a lot more variety than what's offered in a typical center. The location itself is convenient for running errands as on the other side of Dixon is the Target shopping center with more stores and restaurants. It's definitely possible to run all your errands in one intersection and I think that's a draw for a lot of people. I've been here a few times and still have only been to a handful of the many, many options here. The parking lot is large and the spaces are a normal size. However, there is so much traffic that it's pretty common for people to dart from other aisles and it can be a little on the dangerous side. The upside is that because the lot is so huge, it's never been completely full so you can usually see these problem drivers coming in time to react. This area is always, always busy so I can't really suggest a better or worse time of day. It still looks new though, Flower Mound does a great job of keeping up the area. It's worth checking out and you can make a day out of it if you're committed enough, lol. :)

I asked the salesperson in the sephora inside kohl's about a lip gloss color. They opened my lip…read moregloss and applied it to the back of their hand. This was unsanitary and ruined my lip gloss. When I complained to the manager I was told sorry and to move on. I can't believe how horribly I was treated. I won't go back to my favorite store again.

We love our neighborhood Kohl's. It is in a convenient location with amble parking. The store is…read moreeasy to navigate. If they do not have what you want in stock, the "ship to store" option makes for easy pickup.

I thought employees of Walmart that work behind the counter with returns and purchases need to wear…read moretheir cameras?? I was at this Walmart making a purchase of an Apple Gift Card and unfortunately the card had no money on it when I went to use it to buy music. $300 down the drain. These cards are useless any more. Nothing is safe. Everything is fraud. And me I am out $300 on an Apple Gift Card!! The employee who helped me with this transaction got a little snippy with me questioning who I was buying the card for.

When I was at register 22 today at 1:30 I asked the cashier if she could break one of my 20s into…read moretens and she made this very snarky. We don't do that anymore. When a manager brought the money over and I asked her about it she was not very pleasant and would not offer to help me out. The store has majorly gone downhill with people that are now working there.

One of my top spots for when my children are invited to a birthday and we need a cool unique gift…read morethat works on a budget. A little confused by other review of empty shelves. id guess they were changing out a holiday/seasonal area. as thats the only place ive ever seen empty periodically when holidays change. Fun place to find unique funny or off the wall T-shirts for 5 bucks a piece. Something for everyone. They have unique candy upfront too.

Since I frequent the JCPenney next door, I was aware that this location was here. However, I only…read morediscovered the weekend before my visit that Five Below was a discount store and not a kids clothing store, lol. Since we were in the shopping center running errands, we decided to stop by and get a couple of things we had been considering for stuff around the house. Upon walking in, the layout was pretty similar. To your left was party supplies, then greeting card, then technology items with games in the back corner. On the right is a majority of your fitness items, clothing and the back right corner is home decor and organization cubes. However, this location seemed quite a bit messier than the shiny location I had visited in Denton a week prior. Their seasonal display was completely empty, just a strange empty spot in the midst of all the clutter. Since we had visited on the same day of the week and roughly at the same time (Saturday at lunch time) as we had the other location, I'm taking a guess that this location is short staffed. I only saw one employee and she was working the register, which is 2 less than what I had seen in Denton. The employee was very friendly and quite cheerful for working by herself. I have no complaints on the service we received at all. I just hope they get her some help, because there were a lot of customers in the store at the time. As a store, this is still a neat concept. I'm always complaining to my husband about dollar stores that shouldn't be allowed to have the word 'dollar' in their name because most of the store is way more than that, lol. This on the other hand, lives up to its name with everything truly being $5 or less. I really like that this is the only discount chain, that I am aware of, that has fitness items. Yoga mats, balance boards, hand weights and many of the apparel and accessories that go with it. That's neat and it's a cheap way to try out a new activity without dropping a lot of cash in case you hate it. They even have skateboards there! Both times I've gone into a location, I've badly wanted to buy the squares to build your own fitness floor. I have no idea why, I wouldn't use it, but I want it, lol. I see this chain as a healthy mix of a place to get last minute items you forgot about (phone chargers, birthday cards, Tupperware, games to keep the kids busy) and a place that gives you ideas on things you didn't realize you needed (lots of storage options, home decor, nifty gadgets like lights for dark corners, a variety of travel accessories). In the ranks of the chain, this location is A-OK and it's worth checking out!