Thanks Charley Belcher Fox 13 News for checking this place out! We had to go after we saw his…read morefeature on TV. This is resale and liquidation. People sell their stuff here and stores bring their stuff to them to sell. You can find everything here for the house - housewares, furniture, light fixtures, toilets, computers, electronics, collectibles, accessories, clothes. You name it, they have it. Prices are so so in my opinion. Subjective as well. If you know the prices elsewhere you can decide for yourself. We found a ceiling fan in a box and I googled the price and it was only about $10 cheaper than Lowe's so I didn't buy it.

We came to check this place out after a report by Charley…read moreBelcher aired on Fox 13 News. The store is located at the Lakeland Square mall. It has it's own entrance. This place advertises itself as a liquidation superstore spanning 110,000 square ft. This would be similar in size to the first floor of a large department store like Macy's. They buy close outs, excess inventory and discontinued merchandise from large retailers. They also buy new and used items from the public. There is an area where you can bring your items to trade for cash. The store is organized into different sections such as clothing, furniture, electronics, tools, household, seasonal, area rugs and children's. There is a section of merchandise in large boxes on pallets. The price is for the whole pallets. This is for people who have their own resale business. Some items are a bargain, while others can be purchased from discount stores for similar prices. They do have hard to find used items in their tools, housewares, and electronics departments. I found the clothing section confusing. They have new & used items mixed in with each other. It took us about 1 1/2 hours to browse thru the outlet. There is plenty of parking. It is definitely worth a drive to check this store out.

I stopped in here for a single Christmas present from a specific store, lucking out with parking…read morethat put me almost directly in front of the entrance I needed. It was one of those rare mall visits where the errand is quick and the walking is minimal, and I appreciated being able to slip in and out without a long hike. The energy was hard to miss. The parking lot was surprisingly full for a weekday afternoon, the kind of full that tells you people still treat this mall as a destination rather than an afterthought. Inside, the stores I passed were open, lit, and active, which is not something you can say about every regional mall these days. Nothing was boarded up or dark, and that alone gave the place a sense of stability. Lakeland Square Mall feels like it has managed to hold on to a steady rhythm of shoppers and tenants, enough to keep the atmosphere lively without feeling chaotic. For a quick holiday stop, it delivered exactly what I needed and left me with the impression that this mall is doing better than many of its peers. [Review 1616 of 2025 - 2193 in Florida - 25164 overall]

The mall is okay to me it's the same old stores and a lot of stuff doesn't stay open in here…read more Prices at most places seem to be high.

Southgate Shopping Center is a little "strip mall" located in South Lakeland. It stands out from…read moremost, because of it's lovely vintage arch still standing from when the little mall was first built in 1957. Interestingly enough, to many locals, it's biggest claim to fame is a cameo in the locally filmed 1990 movie "Edward Scissorhands" (you can see the arch leg from the beauty salon scene). Right now it holds a nice variety of stores: Publix, Office Depot, Hallmark, Babe's Shoes & Apparel, Beall's Outlet (just opened last month), Tuesday Morning, and Crowder Brothers Ace Hardware. There are a few empty stores, but it's not noticeable. There is also a stand alone Five Guys Burgers and a Starbucks in the front of the parking lot. The parking lot is quite large and maintained nicely.

I purchased a recliner for my father who lives in Florida, myself in NY-I was pretty concerned…read moreabout long distance purchasing. This place is beyond helpful! From the initial call to the receptionist, to Alliee our sales woman, nothing but professionalism, kindness and thoughtful words. So grateful to have found them. Not many places left who really care about their customers. Alliee went above and beyond today and I appreciate all you accomplished for us! Thank You!!

Horrible company. I spent 2500 on a large sectional. It has been separating from each other ever…read moresense I got it home. And now everytime I talk to someone that want me to spend 70 dollars to have someone come out and fix it. Will not be using this place again. I would probably have better luck buy furniture off of Wish.

You guys! The chocolate chip cookie here is by far the best cookie I have ever had and worth the…read moretrip all on their own. They make them fresh every day! But, the shaken espresso was super yummy too! We will be back!!!

Pressed Books is one of my favorite places to visit whenever I'm in Lakeland. The ambiance alone…read morekeeps me coming back. If you're someone who loves being surrounded by books, this place is such a cozy escape. The building is absolutely beautiful, with so much character. I love all of the historic details.. the old windows, stained glass accents, and charming architecture make it a place you want to linger in for a while. The coffee isn't the best I've ever had, but it's still a solid option. I come here less for the coffee itself and more for the experience of slowing down, reading a book, or simply enjoying the atmosphere. If you're looking for a peaceful, cozy bookstore café with tons of charm, Pressed Books is well worth a visit.

I've been to TJ Maxx locations all across the U.S. and this is now at the top of my list. They had…read morea great selection of nice brand items for everyone. I purchased a dress that would have probably been over $100 at the mall for $25. Love it!

This TJMax is like most others. Plenty of items being sold, some stuff being random. Store appeared…read morefairly clean, but employees were lackluster. When checking out there were 4 people behind the registers but only 1 was checking people out, the other 3 just had their backs turned while the line was 10+ customers. It's also a bit annoying that they only have a selection of women's shoes, no men's shoes are sold here.

I have a complex Rx and I try to stretch out my exams/new lenses to two years because it is…read morechallenging to get them right. It took many attempts this time, but Michael (the owner) and Dr. Thomas kept at it until I was comfortable with the results. While I'd love to be able to walk out all set on the first try, that has never been the case, regardless of what retailer I go to. But I'm sticking with Pearle Vision because of their customer service. I've tried other stores and had horrible experiences, because while the process is challenging, how the staff handles that challenge makes all the difference. No one at Pearle Vision made it my fault, unlike other stores. That said, I contribute to the challenge if I don't accurately answer the exam questions (sometimes, it isn't easy to distinguish which version is better), so for me, the challenge is inevitable. The commitment by the owner, the doctor, and the staff to make me happy is worth my loyalty.

I've been coming here for a couple years. I see Dr. Canyon for my eye exam. He is great and I'm…read morealways impressed with the quality of my glasses from this store. The prices are competitive with other eyeglass locations. They have a wide selection of eyeglasses. They accept a variety of insurances and everyone at the location is very friendly. I highly recommend.