I had the best experience today at TJMAXX Evy S was just the sweetest woman at the register and was…read moreso kind! She's the best!

I had a very disappointing experience at this TJ Maxx location. I came in to return an item I had…read morejust purchased the night before- a brand new piece of clothing with the tag still on it. The employees refused to take it back, saying it had "a hair on it" and even told me to wash it and bring it again. The response was completely unprofessional. The item was clearly new, and it's unreasonable to ask a customer to "wash" something just to return it- especially when it was bought less than 24 hours ago. This was completely unprofessional and unreasonable. The employees who are working there are very unprofessional. Plus, that cashier, the younger lady, was arguing with me. I think they are just one family clan and their relatives who are working over there. I hope management trains staff to treat customers fairly unless one of them is a store manager. Overall, I love shopping at TJ Maxx. That store just has the bad employees.

This was my first time at this Nordstrom Rack's location, and I was able to find 2 outfits for…read moremyself, and quite a few for 2 of my grandkids. I spent a little over $650, and I was definitely pleased. Even though it wasn't that many items for 2T girls, I was able to get many for my 4T grandson. The store is well organized, employees are friendly, and many items to choose from. I'll definitely be back, soon. :-)

Well, I dunno. I'm not as enthused as I was over a year ago…read more Red-tagged clearance racks are apparently further reduced on designated days only. What I considered great deals before, become mediocre deals without that extra 25% off. Regular stock is priced less than retail, but more than what I see in TJs and Marshalls. There is also less of it. I bought a Nina Leonard polka dot dress for $25; their original price was $50 (but I suspect it never sold for that.) Dresses by the same manufacturer are at Kohl's for about what I paid. Deal or no deal?! I'll give Nordstrom Rack another look, but my expectations won't be high.

I've come here many times to shop, eat and go to the AMC Theaters. I actually am surprised at the…read morevariety of stores here. However, I'm also saddened at many of the closed off storefronts due to businesses leaving. Lots of parking is available all around the mall. A food court with spacious areas with lots of tables allows customers to find a place to eat without too much crowding, and there is a carousel nearby. It's easy to navigate this mall, and I like it because it has a nice layout that has only two levels that makes it easier for most people to remember where they are and not think, "Where am I" or "Where did I park my car?" North Point Mall was opened in 1993, and renovated in 2003. Since then, most of the mall has been maintained well.

Decent mall, several large anchor stores and the usual other retailers you expect to find.read more

I'm so glad this shopping strip has cleaned up a lot in the past few years. As a teen we use to hit…read morethe Chick Fil A https://goo.gl/maps/NP6iGbVQNoFvNNLo8 here but for years there wasn't really anything else. There was the movie theater but that theater played "D" movies that even if it were free you were still rather watch a re-run of The OC...I think part of the problem is the stupid median that they built. It just cramps your style! The shops for years in here would come and go but in the past couple of years I notice that the store have been staying around. So here is a run down of some of them now... 1. Big Lots https://goo.gl/maps/6EKvMJuMNR4ks4iZA 2. Tuesday Morning https://goo.gl/maps/gxTcjZTwyE672Pq96 3. Dollar Tree https://goo.gl/maps/P4RQSoyUCeAgk7LW8 4. Whirly Ball https://goo.gl/maps/TEMeS9tv8AnXUw778 5. War Games Laser Tag https://goo.gl/maps/kGNw7bv5WacR7e478 6. Shoe Gallery https://goo.gl/maps/kK2mB8yfBqezxiFr7 7. Fostering Hope Bargain Resell https://goo.gl/maps/oTWvZGo1P4hzzFFY9 8. Computer Museum of America https://goo.gl/maps/dwyxP2toq8oxZT7f6 9. Area 51-mini golf https://goo.gl/maps/MeWCfnVGKNxk5Aet5 10. Floor and Decor https://goo.gl/maps/ReYZExwBCdfvyr5b9

Great service Personable staff…read moreNice petite selections Reasonable prices No interest on credit card

What a surprise! I…read moredecided to just cruise around a Von Maur to see a beautiful building with Uber class clothing & things (but clearly not in a price range I consider "responsible.") Boy, was I wrong! Their quality was at least as high as I expected... Top notch, even Uber Class! But, to my great surprise, the prices were competitive with discount houses!!! I should have been shopping here for years! The quality was so spectacular, and sale prices lower than the cheapest discount stores, that I could not resist buying my wife (not with me) a Spectacular sequined jacket and pants outfit for almost giveaway prices (on sale)! If I told you the jacket cost $16 on discount, would you believe me? Well, check me out. They have massive discounts of top quality clothing at set times each week. I just, by chance, got lucky it was one of those days... Oh, and the store interior was as beautiful as the outside. Simply Uber Class! At hard to believe DISCOUNTS! Enjoy!

My wife returned $269.35 to this location and received a gift card with no expiration date. I…read morechecked the card balance online and it shows $0!!! No one has used it. I am not the only person who has had this problem: https://www.reddit.com/r/MacysStores/comments/1b7szmo/gift_card_issues/ None of the customers in that thread show that Macy's had made any restitution to their customers. The card number gets printed on the receipt and is only protected by a 4 digit CID that could easily be brute force cracked (only 10,000 combinations). Sometimes there are only 2 digits for the PIN. One person had $3500 stolen from them. Macy's needs to talk to corporate and put a stop to this. This is ridiculous.

STAY AWAY from Macys furniture and extended warranty. They will take your money but refuse to fix…read morethe problem. Will be taking them to court.

Typical Walmart location . A super center . We were on the way to Georgia tech for buying some dorm…read moreessentials , and this location was on the way . Nice location . Right next to the highway . Lots of other restaurants near too. Helps shop many things in same location. They had a McDonalds inside . Kids like it but there were very less people to help ! Walmart is huge . Lots of good stuff . College and sports jerseys were good . Not many on sale though. Bought some food / fruit and other basic items . Priced good . Billing could be better . Liked it overall, like all other Walmart showrooms . Parking was a big and lots of spots . We got one close to the entry . Good shop overall. 4 stars .

Experience at Walmart (970 Mansell Rd)…read more My visit to the Walmart on 970 Mansell Rd left me completely drained and disappointed. What should have been a straightforward tire return turned into one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had. When I first walked into the automotive side, I spoke with Roderick, the automotive manager. The very first thing he told me was that he could not return the tires. Instead of offering any solutions or basic courtesy, he simply dismissed me. He didn't even mention something as simple and obvious as using a buggy to transport the four heavy tires--something that should have been his first thought when seeing a woman clearly struggling. Because I wasn't given proper direction, I carried all four tires around the building to the customer service side at the front of the store. There, I was met by Anna, who repeatedly told me to take the tires back to automotive. She never once consulted a manager, and so I wasted time and energy moving the tires again, only to be rejected once more by Roderick. When Anna briefly came to automotive herself, Roderick acknowledged her, but still did not resolve the situation. Once she left, he told me he could no longer help. This left me bouncing back and forth between automotive and customer service, carrying heavy tires with no one taking responsibility. Back at customer service, Anna still refused to involve a manager. The only time the staff showed any urgency was when I asked Jeff, the front lead, to escalate to a store manager. Eventually, Robert, another store manager, came over and immediately worked with me. However, it was only once Robert was present that Anna suddenly rushed back with my receipt--something she could have provided from the beginning. Throughout this experience, I realized the core issue isn't just individual employees, but the store's culture under the head manager, Carlos. The staff do not collaborate, they lack accountability, and they don't show the most basic values of customer service. Their actions (and inactions) reflect a management problem at the top, which explains why no one beneath him takes initiative to help. Key Issues 1. Roderick (Automotive Manager): Dismissive, unhelpful, and did not offer obvious assistance (like suggesting a buggy for the tires). 2. Anna (Customer Service): Repeatedly redirected me without consulting a manager, delayed resolution until forced. 3. Jeff (Front Lead): The only one who escalated properly when asked. 4. Robert (Store Manager): Helpful once involved, but only appeared after my insistence. 5. Carlos (Head Store Manager): The reason the store culture lacks collaboration and true customer service values. Impact on Me Personally The lack of care and assistance forced me to carry heavy tires back and forth across the store multiple times. The experience drained me so much that by the time I got home, I was completely exhausted and collapsed from the physical and emotional stress. No customer should ever feel this way after shopping at Walmart. Overall Impression This experience showed me that at this Walmart location, restocking items is prioritized over helping customers. The team avoided responsibility, refused to work together, and left me with the burden of solving everything myself. I left feeling disrespected, ignored, and physically worn out.