The staff is so nice always helpful and honestly gives you breathing room instead of breathing down…read moreyour neck- which is always so uncomfortable when people are like that. Like back up damn can I shop and I'll ask you something if I have to lol It's well organized, clean and a good vibe. Always happy to stop in and see what we can find. And we always find something!!! So they always have sales/deals and pretty good options available for everyone. So much to choose from so there isn't a reason to ever leave completely empty handed!! Nice seasonal selections always too.

Charlotte Russe is a woman's and young teens girls fashion and clothing store that has had a few…read morelocations pop up inside of the malls in the city of Louisville. Thai particular location is in the mall Saint Mathews. My older and teenage daughters absolutely Charlotte Russe. They think the clothes are cute and trendy and enjoy shopping. As a father and primary bankroll of my daughters wardrobe I appreciate the franchise as well. They are super cheap compared to similar competitors. Most items run around $10 or less so my girls can rack up without bankrupting me. This location I've only been to a handful of times but it seems well Maintenance and the workers here seem more enthusiastic than the other locations I've been to of Charlotte Russe. But of course it's always gonna be hit and miss when the workers are younger mall employees. Overall nice shop with great pricing and cute clothes. It's really popular with my daughters and her friends and holds a high approval rating with my bank account spendings.

Sweet staff members willing to help you find your size! A long line moves fast. Frequent sales…read more Great atmosphere and my kind of style clothing.

The store is everything that you expect - nothing more, nothing less. Their clothes are cute and…read morecomfortable. The regular price for items is a bit steep in my opinion, but they wear for a long time. What makes this store stand out from others like it (Hollister, Aeropostale) is that their brand name/logo is not stamped across everything that they sell. That in particular is something that I appreciate, and makes this store suitable for a wider demographic of both younger and older buyers.

My wife takes me shopping and we go to places all the time. This one she wanted to go to Xpress…read morewomen's clothes and dresses and things. I walked around took a few pictures and she enjoyed it it was nice liquor store on the inside and they did have a wide variety of items

Great customer service!…read more Let's preface this by saying I tried on a good 7 pairs of jeans, all of which were handed to me by one of 2 awesome associates. They were incredibly helpful and positive, even with the fairly large crowd at the time. I'd just like to contrast that with the uppity, snooty attitude of a Banana Republic I just went to, which in fact is what reminded me to write this review today.

Banana Republic, the grown up version of Gap and Old Navy, is located at the Paddock Shops. It's a…read moregreat place to shop for what I refer to as the "step up" - the casual outfit that isn't frumpy and doesn't scream that you tried too hard, or the business casual look that stands out from the basics and still lets them know you're the girl boss. The quality of Banana Republic is top notch too. My friends and I all have stories of the clothes we had from here that lasted several years. The store is split evenly between men and women. Beyond clothing they offer shoes, jewelry, fragrance and several other accessories (socks, belts). The back of the store typically holds a healthy amount of clearance items at all times. If you're looking for a gift but nervous at picking out the piece, grab a gift card.

I LOVE the clothes at Banana Republic! But they are sooooo expensive!…read moreSo yesterday I was please to check out a store-wide sale. There was a beautiful dress on super clearance that I almost bought...but I am currently *trying* to save money. But it was well made, lined, and had pockets! Not to mention crazy flattering. The staff was very friendly and helpful and not at all pushy. I've been here before, and I can see myself coming back.

Dry Goods is fairly new to the St. Matthews mall and I've stopped in a couple of times. Their…read moreselection of clothes is pretty nice, but most of their stuff is over priced, in my opinion. It's the exact same styles that you could find cheaper at other stores in the mall and the quality doesn't seem to be worth $50 for a shirt. Their clearance section is really nice though. They had some markdowns that ranged from $10-20 with some cute stuff. Their dressing rooms are really nice and spacious too, with a large stool inside. It's not a place I would regularly stop in, but I wouldn't mind coming in if someone else wanted to.

I just moved to Louisville. I walked through this store around Christmas time.. was excited to shop…read morehere. I just left the store.. I was the only customer in the store. All of the sales associates stood at the register chatting amongst themselves. I was never acknowledged until I checked out. Very poor customer service.

Madewell has always been a store I passed in the Oxmoor mall, not because I didn't like it but…read morebecause I knew nothing about it. I decided to come in and try it out on my most recent visit, and I have come to like it. The clothing definitely seems to be more geared around 20-30 year olds, and has a trendy/hipster feel to it. The clothing looks like it is good quality and comes with a moderate price tag. While primarily clothes, they also have a big wall of shoes in the back and even a little section for gifts. I could definitely see myself visiting this place more often.

Madewell is unlike any major retail store I've visited, and that's a nice thing! It strikes the…read moreright chord of whimsy, cozy, and quality with a variety of well-made jeans, roomy tops, and trinket-like accessories. It has strong undertones of J. Crew, and after my first visit to the place, I looked up the Madewell company to learn more. Sure enough, it is owned by the same parent company, but differentiates itself with a more muted color palette, edgier silhouettes, and a more relaxed feel overall. If these sister stores were real-life sisters, J. Crew would be the color-coordinated, perfectly-put-together preppy sister, while Madewell would be subtler, more eclectic, and with a dry sense of humor. The store itself was a treat to visit. Visually, it's clean and uncluttered, with cream-colored walls and abundant bright lighting. The fresh smell of the unfinished pine floors was one of the first things I noticed when I walked through the threshold, and it was a welcoming invitation to check out more of what the place had to offer. And -- intentional or not -- employees are easy to find but not up in your face as you browse. I used to work in retail so I understand how it's important to greet your guests in the store. As a shopper, though, I often like to meander and discover on my own, but with someone available to answer any questions. I left with a pair of jeans that fit me well, and whose dark wash works with most of the clothes in my closet. They've broken in well over the past few weeks and haven't faded despite going through the laundry. So, check out Madewell, and you may find that it's one of your own new favorite places to visit in the 'ville!

This store is closing and based on my visit today it really isn't a shock. The powers that be here…read moredecided it would be great for business to place the worlds grumpiest elderly woman in charge of roaming the store and enforcing the most mundane and pointless of rules. For example, as my family was checking out (they were the only ones in line) someone approached. Thankfully old grumpy lady was there to rudely point out where the line started. We are all so relieved when she moved the man 3 feet over from where he was standing. As I sat and waited on my daughters to try on clothes, I was told I couldn't sit there. Why? I'll never know. I can't imagine anyone enjoying their shopping experience with this nasty heifer grazing the store.

I love Saks Off 5th, well at least I did in Cincy. The Cincy one had a good pick of designer…read moreoptions from time to time. Designers like Valentino, Oscar de la Renta, Rossi, and etc.). However, the one in Cincy will be going out of business in January. On the way home to AL I stopped by this location thinking they would have a good choosing of designer shoes, and boy was I majorly disappointed. They didn't have one major designer shoe at all. I was completely shocked by this considering Cincy had more options. I assumed most Saks Off 5th were the same. I know they don't carry the same styles or exact same shoes, but I at least thought they would carry the same amount of designer options. However, this location I feel may be a bigger store and was more organized. The choices were slim and nothing to report home about. It reminded me of a Nordstrom except with not as many good choices as Nordstrom. This location was not what I expected, and they did not have the options that I expected them to have.

Beautiful store. Beautiful spring selections, with a vast…read morearray of Derby hats. Expensive hats, but beautifully festive with vibrant colors. No one acknowledged me, might have been to plain Jane making me invisible and we all no how that plays out for sales.

It's been years since my last visit! But I enjoyed my trip back for small biz Saturday. We were…read morewarmly greeted by the ladies there and told about the sale. This shop is strictly for ladies and it's full of clothing, jewelry, accessories and shoes. They also sell candles and the store smelled delicious. Prices range but seem reasonable, and each piece for sale was quite stylish. Several materials were so soft and I wanted to touch all the clothing. I feel confident if you purchase something from Apricot Lane you'll receive compliments.