My wife and I have been here a few times and she loves the place, staff are friendly and it has…read morepretty much everything she needs!

I was thrilled to get a chance to check out a Nordstrom Rack. I've never been, but I had heard…read moregreat things. The store reminded me of an upscale TJ Max/Marshalls. The prices were on the higher end and well above what I typically pay for retail items. But overall, it was an enjoyable shopping experience. All the store displays were neat and visually appealing. The products they sold were trendy and high quality--tons of designer brands. The employees were friendly and helped when needed. The only complaint was the price point, but other than that, and it was a nice store to shop at.

Macy's at Columbia mall off Two Notch Rd is still operating despite the most of other stores…read moreclosed. This department store is very large inside and bustling unlike the mall it resides within. There is a Toys R Us operating within Macy's which is great to see. Two level store luggage, home goods down, clothing up. There are two entry's into interior of mall as is two levels throughout. Large selection for clothing, perfume, not very large for purses, shoes. The only store keeping this mall alive, still going strong.

Macys is a great place to shop. In store and online!! Great selection of everything you need and…read moreprices for every budget! Happy shopping!

A historic mall located in the heart of downtown Columbia, South Carolina, featuring an array of…read morelocal art studios, shops, hair salons, and offices. Im a member and volunteer of Historic Columbia, go to their website for all the deets. Ive done a good review of Historic Columbia. They perserve the history of Columbia SC amongst other things in the city. Being a member has allowed me to attend behind the scenes of new projects and keep up with the new preservations of the city. The event " Columbia Down Under" was well planned and open only to members. We met up at the restored Arcade Mall in the DT area in the city. Parking can be a task since DT has become more popular with all the happenings in town. Once we met up inside the Arcade Mall we were gven tickets for light snack food and two beverage ticket. There history slides on a projector explaining the past life under ground. We were given the low down of the evening from the guide, then we went downstairs for the beginning of the tour. They had 3 groups, thankfully I was in the first to go under ground. The steps were a little steep, not to bad though. If you have any respiratory issues I would advice taking a mask with you. Its unfinished in its original state, untouched. For now they have no plans on restoring the "Under Ground". I actually learned quite a bit during this tour. The guide works for Historic Columbia and was very knowledgeable, he welcomed any questions for all us history buffs. This was my first visit to The Arcade but not my last, the buildings architecture is absolutely gorgeous. Plenty of shops and spaces to add a business. Its worth a visit if your DT Columbia!

I shop at Hamrick's for polo shirts and walk shorts! They generally have a pretty large selection…read morebut unfortunately a lot of people have found out them !

This is a store that I barely shop in, so I figured I would explore a little. The store was well…read morelit and organized.Nothing was tossed on the floor like some store I have visited. They had really great deals, which is always a plus! That motivates me to shop even more:) Now I have to say their store has very narrow aisles which can make shopping a little difficult.Overall, it seems like the store is okay. The customer service was great, and the store was clean. Not sure if it is a place that I would continue to shop, but the store does have great selections. The prices are not bad, seem to have discounts and sales to help toward overspending for those who are on a budget.

Don't bother, this is not an outlet mall to get excited about…read more will write more tomorrow, I had just done up a whole review on this, but then I fell asleep at my desk and hit the wrong darned button and it disappeared. In the meantime, shop elsewhere. I'm amazed any of these places are still in business, the place looks like a ghost town. Ok, so here is the deal on this place..... Santee is kind of an oasis in I-95 area of SC. There are some decent places for dining, and some cheap places to spend the night. What caught my eye (as we were getting off the highway to go to Clarks restaurant (see my reviews), I saw a sign for Russell Stover Outlet, and it was right among the signs for "SANTEE OUTLET MALL". i thought, "WOW! lil ole Santee has hit the big time now, they even have an outlet mall? Amazing!" Not that we wanted to shop, but I was thinking it was good for the locals and weary people who want something to do. We were on a quest for ice cream only.... I drove toward the outlet mall (after we had our nice lil lunch) to get us a couple of ice creams before we resumed our long drive. We drove down a road that was more leading to the gallows than leading toward a bustling center of a shopping mecca for the masses. Well, we couldn't believe this place, it was downright sorrowful, and I so feel for the people who live around there, to think this is probably the best thing they have within hundreds of miles. The few Name brand places that are still there MUST be using the location as a tax write-off, no way they could make ANY money here! Just wanted to warn you.....in case you might be fooled by the name! SHOP ELSEWHERE!

This location has closed. Don't waste your time stopping by! It's too mix of a hassle getting back…read moreon the road.

The Warehouse is a hidden gem, as you don't really know what it is from the outside. Luckily, my…read morefriend and I were in an adventurous spirit as we walked past it on our way to a coffee shop and decided to stop in. It can be best described as a "co-shop" space... there are a few different shops offering a variety of ideas from vinyls, art pieces, apparel, to herbs/wellness. Not only do they sell items but they tend to have workshops on Fridays, and Saturdays that vary from sewing, journal making, herbal mock tails and more. (You can find what's going on through their Instagram). We loved Errapel located here as we were able to pick herbs out that would help with certain wellness issues like anxiety, insomnia, concentration and more. The owner of Errapel took her time to explain them to us, guide us and was a delight just speaking to her. I would say it's worth stopping by and seeing if any of the events or shops interest you.

Love the stuff it has and its quirkiness. Staff is friendly and I love the location tucked in by…read morethe antique mall.

Bre is the best worker at Windsor!!! She is extremely friendly and warm. Also very helpful and…read morepatient. This girl needs a raise LOL

Customer service is good, nice family owned store, BUT their return policy is ridiculous "no…read morereturns or exchanges on special occasion items" dresses or jewelry...apparently, everything they sale is "special occasion". This is a nice mall, nice store, but they don't care about their clients. This is why brick and mortar stores are going out of business. Heck, other stores in the mall have similar items and friendlier return policies...Dillard's, Belk, are more expensive, but better quality and have a great return policy. That being said, they have great taste in selection, very metropolitan, buyer beware, NO RETURNS!!!

Cute little thrift shop that buys/sells clothes. The selection isn't very expansive and, again,…read moregeared a bit more towards women's clothing than men's. The usual graphic T's and plaid shirts... staples but nothing truly remarkable. Prices seemed "ok." Parking is a challenge - there's a double row of metered spots splitting the U-shaped strip mall but every spot was taken (we had walked from our conference/hotel). Turnover seemed decent but there are always several cars circling. We saw a meter maid too!

Not for me, but a total throwback to my collegiate years!…read more Looking for cool stylish 70s 80s and 90s upcycled clothing? THIS IS YOUR NIRVANA!