Revisited Nov day after Thanksgiving, this mall was active. The food court was operating with six…read morerestaurants which is better than other dying malls can say. It was bustling with people not like twenty years ago but it was nice to see this mall can still bring business.

This mall is a bit rough: lots of locally-owned stores (which I like) but with handmade signs, and…read morethe paint jobs on several storefronts are rough, with big splotches of missing paint. Remaining chains include stores such as Spencer Gifts, and the overall physical condition of the mall is rough. Anderson deserves better. For Upstate malls, I'd put this one behind Westgate and definitely behind Haywood. It's above the mall that used to be in Easley, though, if that helps. Dillard's is a nice store, though.

Great mix of stores, plenty of dining options, and a clean, easy-to-navigate layout. Love having a…read moremovie theater right there too--perfect spot for a full day of shopping, eating, and entertainment!

My husband gave me a giftcard to Old Navy, The Gap and Banana Republic and let me go have some…read morealone shopping time while we were visiting relatives in Athens. This is a new shopping center that is easy to get to. The outlets were a little smaller than I'm used to. Maybe because I've been to some Gap Factory stores. But, I scored some good deals and made out with 6 sweaters and 2 pairs of jeans for $100. They also had a DSW shoe store, Pier One and several other cool stores. I didn't see much in the way of food options and wished there was somewhere close by to grab a bite of lunch. But, maybe they'll add that to the area at some point.

This mall is the staple of Greenville and has been for many years…read more Two story vibrant mall surviving when other indoor malls are failing. All four major department stores Macy's, Belk, JC Penny's, Dillard are housed here. Having a Cheesecake Factory on-site is clout enough. There are three escalators, one at each end and in middle. Our trip was during a Saturday night in November after Thanksgiving and it wasn't wall to wall people but enough to see business is going well. There is an Apple Store here as well as more than just shoe and hat stores. Central locale to get a lot of different shopping done all at once within Haywood Mall.

The nastiest bathrooms ive ever seen in my life. The rudest people "helping". I'll never shop here…read moreagain.

Imagine Big Lots meets TJ Maxx, but where most of the women's clothing is tailored to an older…read moredemographic, and with a small section of kids and men clothing as well. Besides clothes and accessories, the store is full of household items and decor. Prices overall were fantastic! Store was also clean and well organized. I'd love to come back here again.

Great values anytime we are there. We can find things there that we can not find elsewhere. We…read moredrive over an hour to get there and it is always worth the drive. Most of my Christmas is bought at Hamricks.

Shopper's paradise! The layout of the outlet is clean and easy to navigate, with plenty of parking…read moreand nicely maintained walkways. I also appreciated the variety of food options nearby for a quick snack or lunch break between shopping sprees. The selection of stores is fantastic, with a mix of high-end brands and popular favorites, all at really good prices. I

On a recent trip to Atlanta, aside from trip agenda, we were staying with some friends and it was…read moregoing to be the 2nd time being around their baby. He had just crossed one year old and we just had to go shopping for him! We were going to do it in advance but another option was to find a spot on the way. This outlet place was about 1-1.5 hours out of the way but very doable. It worked out great! We found a baby store, loaded up on baby clothes and toys. We were there around 3-5 in the afternoon. It was an easy in-easy out. The place has so much parking. The layout is a bit weird. Instead of being circular or squared off like most of these places... it seemed like a long line of stores on each side. Not a huge deal but it did seem like more walking than what most of these places provide. They have all the typical stores. We looked around some but were just trying to make it to our destination so we didn't stick around too long.

Frugal Backpacker (noticed great reviews on Yelp), Any Lab Test Now (you can also walk in and get a…read moreB12 shot), UPS store (not a fan - bring your own tape or they charge you a lot - I just saved you waiting in line for 10 min. only to find that out.), Plato's Closet (clothing thrift store), Jason's Cafe (noticed great reviews on Yelp!), TCBY, & Earth Fare among other stores in that shopping center. This Earth Fare (one of 2 locations in Asheville) is always super crowded, very chaotic & doesn't seem clean compared to the other Earth Fare South Asheville in case you like Earth Fare's in general.

I caught this shopping village on my way out of Spartanburg, S.C. It wasn't overly busy with…read morecustomers. There are several popular stores in this complex. I was here for an estimated fifteen minutes and saw no one enter Firehouse Subs! That was surprising for sure. High Traffic Area! Use caution please!

WestGate mall located in Spartanburg SC; my first time inside since college 2002…read more Our visit was on Saturday around noon in November. The mall itself is largely unchanged outside and in with the exception of closed stores. Upon entry at foodcourt you can look up the second floor and see the theatre no longer operates. There was one visible closed off entry inside to detached store I think was sporting goods before but no others. There is Belk, Dillards, JC Penny's and distinctly remember a dedicated Pandora store. In the old Sears building is now Rural King, farm equipment. There is a Costco not part of the mall but built very near behind. I wasn't sure what to expect walking inside, but to my pleasant surprise it seems to be a surviving mall for now. Come to this location for some centralized shopping and keep our malls going.

Some shopping malls are thriving, some are surviving, some are dead. Westgate in Spartanburg seems…read moreto be surviving as they have most of their shops open and only a few storefronts are vacant. This was a nice walk and shop as it was a little too cold out to do an outdoor outlet mall. Indoors, walking through Dillard's and others was pleasant though the prices are definitely not low. We used the Dillard's entrance as it's always nice to set your expectations high when you enter a shopping mall. Once past that wallet drain, the mall is in good shape and well lit. I did spot a couple of security guards being present as they patrol. Nice to see that. [Review 2254 of 2024 - 1213 in South Carolina - 23272 overall]

I visit Asheville yearly for a quick getaway. The drive is approximately 2.5hrs from my location…read more The area has alot of outdoors things to do, nice places to stay and great foodie spots! The outlets had plenty of parking, and clean bathrooms. They have a few new stores that other outlets don't have. Always a great time wandering thru outlets for goodies. And they are not far from my home.

I went in on July 2nd and was very satisfied with the service I received from Lynn. She was so kind…read moreand helpful. I went in to buy the snoopy coach collection for my grand baby I wish everyone could be as helpful as she was. Thank you so much for your help! You are amazing.