One thing i dislike about parkway place is that the escalators are always down! I'm not sure what's…read morethat about but i wish they would fix it. A lot of stores have been leaving which is sad. The food court is doing well for sure. There's a Mexican restaurant located in the food court and it's amazing! It's really the only reason I ever come to visit parkway place anymore.

Not my favorite mall, but it is a decent one for a lazy afternoon stroll if I was in the area…read more Nothing specifically interesting, pretty run of the mill stores. Dillard's is expensive and the quality of the clothes is so poor. As I was scrolling through the store, couldn't help but wonder who buys these cheap polyester looking stuff for $400 a piece. Ridiculous!!! Belk is decent, but I have shopped at better Belk stores in the area. Collection is limited, justified for the size of the store though. It is a small mall and food court has pretty limited options.

Dillards is a timeless and classy store...always. Are they hip to the current styles? Of course…read more But they also retain the magic of the traditional department store that has gotten lost over the years with strip malls dominating the landscape. Each time we come here the store seems spotless and well run. Kudos to the management. My wife purchased two pair of shoes and really enjoyed the service! Now...let's talk about those prices.

I recently visited Dillard's to buy shoes for my 4-year-old, and unfortunately, it was one of the…read moremost frustrating retail experiences I've had in years. I don't typically shop in-person, but I had this idea that we might get help with sizing and understanding of the difference between the brands if we went in-person. Maybe there was SOME reason to still make the hike out to a box store, as opposed to buying on Amazon. Well, after waiting 20-30 minutes, trying on the display shoes, no staff in sight, and my 4-year-old begging to leave - I had no choice but to help myself.... In hindsight, yes, I should have just left and taken my business elsewhere, but my son already picked out a toy...so, I was pretty set on getting him shoes, a toy, and heading out. Anyway, after trying on all of the display shoes that I could find, I finally went into the back to grab several pairs of shoes so I could start fitting my child/hopefully complete my purchase. I was balancing six or seven boxes and organizing them for my son to start trying on when two staff arrived. I was finally asked if I needed help. Ha! I said that yeah I really did need help, but I had everything I needed at the moment. So, then, one member got a real stern voice and serious look on her face to tell me customers were NOT allowed in the back room. Like I was in the wrong or did something wrong - In front of my child. I said I wasn't sure if anyone was working the area, or if it had turned into a self-serve option. (Everything else has). I explained I had been waiting for almost half an hour, and I just wanted to try on some shoes. The staff member then told me that they had not been off the floor THAT long. Again, in front of my child. Like - why are you arguing with me about the amount of time I was waiting without help?? A simple, 'I'm so sorry for the wait--let me help you from now on though, because I'm the one that should be getting things from the back FOR you' would have resolved everything. Instead, the staff chose to reprimand me, argue over irrelevant details like how long they were gone from their post (you think I WANT to go do your job), and generally make me feel extremely awkward and unwelcome. To make matters worse, they stood off to the side glaring at me as I juggled putting shoes on my kid AND putting ones that didn't work back into their boxes. Wouldn't it have been helpful to assist me in that moment? Wouldn't it be great to say, "Hey, I'm sorry we got off on the wrong foot there at first...but, can I help a mom out by putting these shoes away for you if they don't work?" For reference, I purchased $130 worth of shoes and toys from the store that day and had intended to buy multiple pairs of shoes if anyone had been proactive in helping. But, honestly, it was easier to just go to Belk.

Great selection of shoes and clothes. Love the various holiday decor and kitchenware. My top pick…read morefor my hard to find hair cream (they usually have a couple in stock where other stores don't)

I went in here to try and find dress pants for my husband. The men's section was pretty bare/…read morepicked clean. Tons of cute home decor in here and I'd course women's clothes. I would definitely like to see more things for men.

Bridge Street Town Centre is an outdoor shopping location in Huntsville. If you like being outside,…read morethis is the place for you. There is a place where in the summer children run in and out of the water playing nicely together while adults have a seat. There are many different types of retail stores here. Thru the years there have been several stores that opened and closed. The largest and nicest Belk is here. There is a movie theater, Apple Store, lots of restaurants and more. If you enjoy outdoor shopping, please stop by.

Wow, Bridge Street Town Centre opened in 2007?!?! Who knew! In two weeks it will have been opened…read more16 years! I remember the excitement around its opening and how fresh and uber swanky everything about BSTC felt! Tableside freshly made guacamole? Check! Fancy movie theater with leather seats and a push button wine machine? Check! Gondolas in a sizeable canal and lake? Check! Private, members only dining club? Check! Upscale feeling med-salon with everything from massages, mani/pedis/excellent salon artists and Botox? Check! Fancy high-end lodging where Goldie Hawn and her husband had a top floor suite in which to stay to support their son who was playing ice hockey at UAH? Check! Ashton Kutcher-backed restaurant? Check! Sushi on a sizeable comfy outdoor patio replete with heaters? Check! Choo-choo train that trollied around the complex, full of young one's honking its horn? Check! Sidewalk entertainers? Check! Splash pads for children? Check! Cuban inspired lounge/cigar bar? Check! Bowling Alley? Check! Fancy fondue place to celebrate a special event? Check! Beautiful outdoor decor at Christmas? Check! Local [non franchise] pizza joint with a lovely patio overlooking the lake? Check! Delicious, locally-owned [non franchise] southern American cuisine w/ a great HH? Check! Of the list of items with "Check!" only 6 remain. BSTC seemed to have it all! Huntsville was really moving up in the world! I've been here too many times to count. It is great that the parking was expanded with Phase 3 in 2013 to the detriment of the 10-acre lake that was filled in to accommodate the new parking garage and Belk department store. The parking was sorely needed! This is not my go to shopping center. It is my go-to happy hour destination and moderate dining at Connor's [my last remaining favorite BS restaurant]. To me, it is overrun with franchises, as nearly all of Huntsville is! And, being outdoor, it's subject to the weather! Bring a small umbrella if in doubt, you'll thank me later! Also, know there is underground parking on the south end and 2-3 story parking at Belk close to Connors. Do visit BSTC, it's nice that they have a Ferris wheel, and I believe some type of boats available on the far east side, and it's dog friendly in the shopping common area where you'll see plenty of folks with their 4-legged family member.

I'm afraid to share my secret, but I recently discovered they get Betsey Johnson stuff and I found…read morethe necklace I've really been wanting. I'm so happy! I will be back repeatedly now and my wallet will hate me for it!

Decent selection and overall the staff are friendly / helpful. Good selections to be size inclusive.read more

Since I can't find a web site for Valley Bend at Jones, Farm, I'm trying to rack my brain to recall…read moreall the shops and restaurants there: Super Target, PetSmart, Hobby Lobby, pier 1, Dick's sporting goods, Fleet Feet - a running shoe place, an AMC movie theater (in the back), Wendy's, Mezza Luna, Walgreens, Five Guys, Marshalls, Bed Bath and Beyond, Chili's, Sportsmania, Shoe Carnival, Another Broken Egg, Zaxby's, Yogurt Mtn., Nothing Bundt Cakes. and more. Sadly, the Merle Norman store there closed at the end of last year, so I have to go to downtown Athens to get my MN fix. This is my favorite super Target in HSV., their merch is more upscale and the store has maintained its cleanliness despite its age. I love HH at Mezza Luna and their oysters. Several nice patios for dining when the weather is nice. Plus, this part of "the valley" is so beautiful with The Ledges right across the street.

I LOVE this shopping center. They have almost anything you're looking for and a lot of new places…read morelike Crumbl cookies! I frequent the target, Starbucks, bath and body works and Red Robin often. I bought my treadmill from Dick's Sporting goods here. It's very nice and well kept. Party City here is well stocked.

I love going to Costco. There are many items circulating in and out through the year. Their prices…read moreare great and it makes sense to buy items we use regularly in a larger quantity. The Heinz beans from the UK are being sold for a limited time. I purchased extra the last time I went. I was paying about $5 a can at Publix. I The other find I saw was leaf kimchi. This is gold. It tastes like your Umma made it. The regular kimchi Costco sells is sliced. I am used to slicing the fermented Napa cabbages each time versus opening a container and having pieces. This new green leaf kimchi has a great flavor. After it was opened, it started to sour which is normal. I made fried rice with it and it was great. The kimchi needs to really sour before I can make soondubu jigae. Yum! If you haven't been to Costco, please go with a friend who is a member so you can see all the cool merchandise they have to offer. 5/5

I want to highlight about my experience during an emergency this Sunday at Costco tires…read more We had an emergency: our tires were ripped on our way to drop my wife off for a marathon at 6:00 a.m. We somehow changed to the spares and frantically booked an appointment nearby. The earliest available was at 11:30 a.m. Hoping against hope, we went to see if we could get an earlier appointment at around 9.30 AM. This is when we met Rob, who was godsent. He was beyond amazing in understanding our problem and helping us through this. At 9.30 am, he not only checked for our tires in the inventory but also moved our appointment to 10 AM and made sure that it was properly aligned and ready for the trip. We also made it back on time to see my wife cross the finish line :) Once again, thanks to Rob and the team's amazing service. We are beyond happy and thankful for their service. Yet another example how Costco takes care of its members and its amazing value for customers.

If you're losing business in droves, it is no surprise. I literally had to try to return something…read moreon four attempts because employees would actively ignore me and tonight there were four of them all standing together, actively ignoring me while I stood receipt in hand hand, trying to return some dresses it was only after I walked away, intent on going to customer service to report that I was being actively ignored by four grown women employees and they called me back and decided to not ignore me anymore, but I will never go back there because nobody is friendly. Everyone has an attitude and it's impossible to get anybody to wait on you. they were tidying things up and talking amongst themselves as I stood there for about four or five minutes nobody acknowledged me nobody said I'll be right with you. Nobody said can I help you when I tell you they looked me in my face and then chose to ignore me that is exactly what happened and I hope you can see it on the video tapes. Where are they had to call me back because I had walked away intent on finding a manager. I wish that people could find jobs. They enjoyed doing instead of being resentful, hateful, and passive aggressive. I am so sorry that doing your job triggers you so much. Maybe customer service is not the line of work you should be in. I will never ever be back to Belk at the bridge Street, ever guaranteed! Absolutely disgraceful customer service I used to work for a Belk I am absolutely disgusted, completely utterly appalled at the apathy. It cost nothing to be a human and to be kind of one another absolutely nothing in fact, I'm pretty sure it expends more energy to be a passive aggressive harpy! Here is hoping they all have the night they deserve!!! They all seemed really miserable!! Good help must be an impossibility for you all!

Good store love it, my friend lives in Indiana and wishes she had a Belk store down there. When…read morethey have sales, it's good, but no sale can be a little pricey. Customer services is great, and that's big.

I BARELY EVEN RECOGNIZE YOU!…read more I am visiting the city and happen to be in an area that is questionable when it comes to quality shopping. However, when I saw Stein Mart I was very excited and hopeful that I would be able to find a nice black maxi sweater. I did not want anything casual and if it had a little bling that would be perfect. If you are accustomed to shopping in the Atlanta area stores, you will probably be disappointed by this store which is much smaller and therefore very limited in content. Although they had a couple of cute pieces, I was disappointed overall. I was really surprised by the cheap acrylic sweaters that they are featuring for fall. I will never accept style over quality because I don't like pieces that look cheap and I prefer natural fibers when it comes to sweaters because they just look more polished and will last longer. While I love Stein Mart, this one just does not measure up and so my search continues.

This is not a bad Kohl's. This is a good Kohl's. Keep in mind, though, that Kohl's is not the…read moresame as it was pre-pandemic. The good: Friendly staff More merchandise than most Ample parking Clean store The bad: Though they have more merchandise than most, the store still seems understocked (but not as badly as other stores) I found returns to be a huge hassle, as they're understaffed (see my note about Kohl's post pandemic) If you are having trouble finding something, good luck as they are so understaffed (see above) I still like stopping in for occasional deals, this store is better than most, and it's not an unpleasant experience like other reviews would indicate.

They don't honor store sales. Tell you you have to order on line. Why do you want to keep this…read morestore open if they don't honor the sales they ate running Will not shop here again. I don't shop on line. I like a store I can shop in when sales are posted, so I can take it home with me.