While walking the Mall this week, we encountered a dog on a leash but the owner was letting the dog…read morerun around the mall dragging the leash behind. The dog and owner had been in Dilliards. The dog ran up to us, and we asked the owner to get a hold of the leash. After speaking with the Mall GM, Vince who referenced ADA, I realized we might need to find another place to walk. He said service animals didn't necessarily need to be identified as such. This particular dog was not marked as a service animal.

Quiet place but nice to walk around if you really want some peace and quiet. It's usually pretty…read morecalm there.

Nancy is extremely helpful! Amazing customer service! Good selection of men's clothing!read more

I genuinely did not think a store could be this bad. it's such a massive store but they have…read morenothing. I don't mean the shelves are empty, they have plenty of stock, just NOTHING even remotely good or even decent. theres not a single pair of pants in the store under a size 12 or any clothes for that matter in a normal size. I honestly don't understand how they are still open. I waited in line to check out for 20 mins, with only 2 people in front of me. When there's customers waiting, it isnt the time to explain every single detail of the app or discuss personal life and vacation. It's my turn finally and she asks me all the questions. No I don't have the belk app. No I don't want to get the belk app. No I don't have a belk card. No I don't want to sign up for a belk card. No I don't want to use my phone number. No I don't want to use my email. I was polite but said no like a million times. I understand that they sometimes get commission and are generally pushed to ask these things but don't look at me like I just beat your puppy because I politely declined. And definitely don't tell the person in line behind me that I was rude when I walked away. Also, why're you charging people $100+ for a pair of pants that look like they were made in the 80s and have the texture of a disposable tablecloth.

Dollar general literally has everything. Gallon of milk, electronics, hygiene items, beer, toys for…read morethe dog and even toys for the spoiled rotten kids. Dirty floors and unorganized shelves in some spots, but It's an acceptable level of mess for a dollar general. I've seen way worse. It's as expected. Employees stare at you but say nothing. Last at the register did the same. Customer service truly is lacking and truly unacceptable. I'll go to the dollar general in cargo valley next time.

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Two of your sales people were everywhere I turned in Men's. An older guy asked me if I was ready…read moreafter I had only been through half of Men's. I replied, "Ready for what?!" Then he acted the fool saying he thought I was ready to check out even though I wasn't at a cash wrap. All that bs made for an unpleasant shopping experience. At any rate, I went over to Men's suits, tried on my clothes and checked out.

We came from Florida for a funeral. Sheronda Williams in the…read moremen/kids shoe department is an amazing human being. She helped me and my 3 boys get the shoes we needed, was knowledgeable, professional, remembered all our names including my wife's and baby's. She was polite and very patient while my older 3 were running around being boys. She made our experience very enjoyable. Dillards - you have an amazing employee, she needs to be in a management position. Thank you Sheronda, when we come to Texarkana again, we will stop by Dillards to visit you!

I wouldn't call it a mall in the sense that I would call The Promenade or The Outlets one. There…read morearen't a lot of places to buy clothing. This is more of a collection of specialty stores. None that someone would just go in and "browse" except for Belk, maybe. There's a laser hair removal clinic, a phone repair store, a tutoring center, a kids hair salon, a few boutiques like Kristin Todd, Forsyths, Scarlet (not your bulk-shopping stores like Rue21, J.C. Penney, Nike). There are a ton of unique restaurants though if you're in the mood to try something different. It's a nice, upscale center. It's just not the first place that comes to mind when a friend says "let's go shopping!".

Little Rock loves their outdoor malls, and they're all located in ritzier ends of town. (Not a bad…read morething, but just a note.) Pleasant Ridge Town Center is a fantastic little Center. It's host to Istanbul Mediterranean, and Sky Modern Japanese Restaurant a few local places. It's home to a chain or two as well e.g. Bar Louie and Bone Fish Grill. The only Fresh Market in town is here, and there's a Belk also. (I'm told it's like the Souths Marshall's.) The Pleasant Ridge Town Center is one of the two outdoor malls/plazas in LR, and what a fantastic little Center it is.

Like most malls, McCain has lost a lot of stores and there are a lot of no-name places there. They…read morehave a boba tea place that is very generic and has the blandest boba I've ever had. Their food court is small and doesn't have much selection. There aren't any cool, fun stores. It's sad to see how malls are disappearing. Sadly, McCain is a shadow of what it was 20+ years ago.

This is one of the better indoor malls in the region. The parking lot is adequate, and the…read moreinterior is clean and well- maintained. My favorite store is the Dillard's, where I've been able to find some really great deals on clearance sale items in their men's big and tall department. The JC Penney also sometimes has worthwhile deals, and has a pleasant atmosphere.

Went on a Sunday about 2:30. Took 30 minutes to check out. 2 checkers and a long line of peopleread more

I cannot tell you how unbelievablely helpful and sweet their employees are, especially JESSE. JESSE…read morehas a fantastic attitude towards customers and only offered me the most respectful and helpful service. Will definitely come back for more treasures as long as JESSE is in the building. Found the softest gray shag area rug for only 12$ to hide an unsightly spot on my tiled floor until it can be fixed. Nicely covers a four by fourish area, AND great quality. My cat can't even tear it up!

This Walmart is a great store. For sure many people are used to many other stores to shop in if…read moretraveling through or whatever, and it is hard work to work in any retail environment, I know, but I think this store does an excellent job. I get very tired of some people saying negative things about stores that are really quite good. It is true that all employees should take pride in their work and spend less time being involved in things that are not work oriented, and that happens everywhere, but I have never had any issues at this store. It's a small town and offers other services, and this store tries. I'd like to know if those who are so quick to judge, so to speak, have ever worked retail? Complaining is easy when you can't see the bigger picture and yes, it would be nice to see a few other stores open, for the mental health of all people, instead of seeing businesses leave because they can. People need to work and big business needs to do its best to provide that instead of being unfair to communities who have served them well, and likely for a long time. You want more probably, but make do with what is available and stop complaining, they have a great selection, and their selection is up to corporate, and they seem to do a pretty good job as far as I'm concerned and the people who work there do what they are told, and sometimes that's like mission impossible, since some of us know how that works. The key is to stay focused as a worker and a consumer, so stop complaining and do your best it could be far worse so take your blinders off. This store has what you need more times than often, and the people I have seen working hard are doing their best! They are polite and always helpful. People are spoiled...they want this and that, or impose their superficial take on things, and well, most of us are there to shop, not show off and I find food, and the basics, and yes, they have auto service, so no, don't complain. This store is clean, and does its best, and that is that! Imagine what it is like to have to work hard for any company and restock shelves, lifting, pushing, tagging, etc, etc... and all the other things you as a consumer do not know about, so get over yourself, because this store does try, and I appreciate it and so should you. Grow your own apples if you think you can do better, go for it. Be grateful for things, and yes, we need a few more businesses here because the residents deserve that, not another coffee shop, and granola bars that cost $5.00, we need more than that, I can make my own coffee and do! We also need more smaller stores too, but this is a farming area, and big stores like Walmart who provide to this community are really great too, because farmers are very busy people and so is everyone else. The little man, he is the one who built this country, don't forget him or her and deserves a chance too, so see things for what they are, and remember, this store is a nice place to shop so respect it. Thank you.

As a poster-child of completely mediocre business models, it's hard to imagine a Wal-Mart location…read morewhere any aspect of the experience (products offered, service rendered, fellow shoppers encountered) is noteworthy. Other than the fact that there are very few alternatives in town, meaning it's likely you will see friends or neighbors, this iteration is no different. All the typical stereotypes and tropes apply, including having an absurdly limited number of open registers and a knack for discontinuing items as soon as you grow accustomed to purchasing them. That said, if you want quality organic produce when the local farmers' market isn't in season, this is just about the only place to get it. That alone saves it from one or two star oblivion - if only barely - but doesn't change the fact that shopping here feels more like a chore than anything remotely enjoyable.

Everything was great until I got to the cashier who was rude to me she kinda acted like a Karen but…read moreshe kept asking to see my ID. I didn't know if it was a race thing but I asked her why. She then replied saying you look kinda young to be shopping here yourself. I told her that's rude to judge off looks but I'm 18 then I showed her my ID then she apologized but that's no way to treat a paying customer.

The old lady that works at cracker barrel that works in the t.j. maxx jewelry section, I think her…read morename is joy or something, was very rude. We bought a necklace from here and when we got to the car we discovered it was broken, so we went back inside to ask them if we could exchange it for a new one. If that is against policy to exchange it, then we understand, but the woman never said anything about that, she just kept saying that we were the ones that messed it up when we tried pulling the tag off, if that was true then we wouldn't have asked to exchange it. It was broken when we opened the box. She was being very unprofessional and rude and quite honestly making a scene for no reason. Then, she hands it to another lady, which was nicer but also very unprofessional. She tried to fix it for us but lost one of the pieces to and handed it back and proceeded to tell us to just try and fix it ourselves because she couldn't see well enough because she didn't have her glasses. If she needs glasses to do her job, then she should have them with her. The whole experience was so dramatic for zero reason and I will no longer be purchasing jewelry there again.