Good deals on the clearance racks. No, it isn't staffed well, but hardly anywhere is now days…read more This is the best local place to also find a variety of dress clothes, men's dress shirts and slacks. Check out their app, it has coupons on it. Watching sales here is worth it.

Went to Belk this Sunday morning. The door had a sign on it that it will open 11 am for holiday…read moreshopping hours! People were upset and left as I did. I can't sit in parking lot for an hour waiting. My husband had previously checked the store hours onlin before I left so I expected them to be true and open. All of us shoppers expected the store to be open their usual hours so why didn't they make an adjustment online stating this was not going to be the case today?

Really nice mall, for this size town.read more

They call it a mall but this place doesn't have enough stores for me to consider it a mall. They…read morehave JCPenny, Childrens Place, Zales, Hibbets, Booksamillion, Clairs, Cate, Bath&Body works, Payless, regis salon, a nail place, two or three stores more and only two places to eat. The only place I eat at is the American deli which is this so called malls saving grace. They have good wings but a limited seating area. It is better to drive another 1-1h30 to a much nicer bigger mall.

Employees not helpful. Giving wrong price info. Store in…read morejunked. Bras are messed up. Furniture area is a mess. My membership card is the highest. This is the worst store I've ever been in in the US.

Great deals, clothing, household items, purses, and more! Dressing rooms are available…read more Cosmetics, Hair items, children's toys, electronics, jewelry, luggage, and most anything you are looking for! A great place to find gifts.

Deep South Pout recently relocated from downtown into the shopping center next to the mall. I hate…read moreto see yet another business leave downtown, but it is closer to me now, so that's good. They have the best selection of trendy boutique clothing in Columbus. My experience shopping in stores like this is that the clothing is trendy and inexpensively made. I think that's fine, as long as you don't plan on wearing anything from here for the next 10 years. It won't be in style then, anyway. Many of the items here can be found in similar boutiques in college towns or online. I have a friend who owns an online boutique who frequently buys clothing from "the best seller list". I guess this "list" is something shared by boutique owners, and apparently DSP shops from the same list. I often see the same things for sale at her online store and at DSP at comparable prices. The new location is nice. It looks empty to me. Not sure if that's because they downsized their collection or because the new location is larger. In any case, I like shopping here. Cute clothes and accessories. Nice sales people. Thumbs up.

This is certainly not the best BX I've visited, but it is appropriate for the size of the base here…read moreat CAFB. My main complaint has to do with a spotty selection of basic items. If you need something right away and live on base...say, typing paper or a birthday card or plastic utensils...you might want to just go straight to the Dollar General off base. Unfortunately, I have run into the problem of the BX sometimes having these types of problems, sometimes not. Rather than risk wasting the time stopping into the BX, I spend an extra 10 minutes driving to and from the DG and call it a day. However, the very VERY basic items, like...well, booze and "other" OTC medicines (ha) they are sure to have. Nice selection (though varying in availability) of garden supplies, basic exercising equipment, electronics, etc. Some of my favorite items are their selection of Michael Kors clothing and Bath and Body Works. These items are sold at a great markdown from other retail stores. I have gotten some great deals there when K-cups and makeup go on sale. You can buy stamps, magazines, and seasonal items. The workers are nice. Not a bad shop at all.

Not the biggest that for sure not the friendliest that for sure. Not the cleanest. Not fastest to…read morecheck out. But it's all that's there.

Oh, friends. How to describe Dirt Cheap? To simply label it a discount & salvage store would be…read moredoing it an injustice; it is a phenomenon you just kind of have to experience for yourself. It's crazy. And fun. And maybe a little overwhelming. The first thing you need to know is that you gotta be willing to dig. I have heard rumors that the stores in Louisville and West Point are cleaner and better organized, but the Starkville store looks like Target clearance exploded... shopping here is a challenge; if you are unwilling to maneuver your cart over all the crap in the aisle you won't find the good stuff. They take overstock and salvage from a whole bunch of places, but especially from Target. Their stock changes from day to day, but they almost always have good deals on home improvement sort of stuff: lighting, bathroom vanities, patio furniture, picture frames, tiles, etc. Some of my favorite finds to come home with me: a nice solid wooden patio table for $30, and a latte maker for $40. One word of warning: make sure to test your stuff before leaving the store! There's a table with electrical outlets at the back. Sometimes, it's a great deal.... sometimes, it's clearance for a reason.

Are you in the mood for a treasure hunt? Do you have a couple hours to kill? Then this is the…read moreplace for you. There's just no telling what you will find in Dirt Cheap - clothes, make-up, electronics, appliances, linens, shoes, glassware, and so on. But you have to be willing to search. Things are sort of organized. Clothing is on racks, but not really organized by size. The shelves in the back often look like a target threw up on them...just jumbled piles of all sorts of miscellaneous household items. Make sure you test any appliances or electronics. And trying on clothing is also a good idea. I've encountered mis-labled t-shirts several times. It's not the fanciest place in town, but you can find some really good deals and who doesn't love a treasure hunt?