I placed an online order yesterday for pickup around 3:30 because hu hubs who loves to bake needed…read morestar shaped cookie cutters. Although this Wal Mart is pretty sketchy, since at least one person (maybe two) were shot in the parking lot, I boldly went to this Wal Mart for the first time since living maybe 6 miles away from it for over 15 years. The order was scheduled for pickup today after 11 AM but was actually ready around 4:45 yesterday. I arrived around 5, found my way to the designated pickup parking spaces (they have 16) and I chose 16 because it's my favorite number. Checked in via text and received a text that someone would deliver my item shortly. I set a timer on my phone and "shortly" was actually 15 minutes. The young lady who brought my items to my car was so sweet and apologetic, and seriously all 16 pick up parking spaces were full, so how can you be mad about a brief wait. This Wal Mart's pickup is vastly inferior to the Wal Mart on 72 west which is about the same distance away and I'll likely use it in the future since I have had exceptional experiences there. The Athens WM could benefit from the pickup set up at the Madison WM which includes a kiosk to check in and a covered area under which you park, I think 3 cars can fit under the covering at one time meaning you are comfy in the hottest sunshine, the most torrential rain, and even sleet and snow. Plus, the employees are protected from the elements too! Thanks Athens WM for providing the inexpensive Christmas cookie cutters and Merry Christmas to you!

I cannot properly commend the staff of the Walmart Pharmacy in Athens. Shaun processed all the…read moreforms in a very professional, timely and engaging manner. The Pharmacist Trevor was equally as professional, informed and personal. The entire process took less than 20 minutes. Other Walmart Pharmacies ought to try to act and provide the same level of care and concern. You've set the bar high. Thank you.

Good prices. Had hard time looking online. Searched for mens clothing got women's summer…read moreselection. In store service is very good helpful and kind.

Well their return policy sucks! WITH RECEIPT they were only going to give me a gift card and…read more"today's price" which is crap! I kept ALL the other items purchased and they wouldn't even credit MY CARD. What a joke! I'll sell them online then and won't be back!

Nice Burke's. Haven't been in years. Sister had weight loss surgery and was searching for cheap…read moreclothing for her. Enjoyed that they have a good selection of Estee Lauder from makeup to fragrance and Clinique with gift with purchase now. - also good selection of Clinique fragrances The clothing wasn't organized by size as much as I'd like it to be. They carry mom's beloved Alfred dunner which fits her like a champ . Good new since j c Penney was my go to and they went out of business around here. The clearance racks we're only 50% off and alot of the clothes were thinking and or fraying so I walked away empty handed. They clothe all people young and old I felt the styles were a little frumpy and overpriced for what you get. Smallish shoe selection that I didn't explore. Will go back to look for Alfred dunner finds when mom needs something new. Try Burke's. If you're like me, it's been a while.

Very nice and well-kept store. Kind of like a lesser-known TJ Maxx. While the shopping center is…read moreold and a bit outdated, the store is tidy, well-stocked, and has friendly staff. We find great deals here and there on all types of items. Really nice to have this location in Athens.

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.

Lots of good selections, but everything is overpriced. Surprised this place stays in business.read more

Spent $800 at Martin's family clothing bought a bra for $30 would not fit and they would not…read moreexchange it I never seen a sign that said they didn't exchange bras that's crazy I could understand if it was panties I'll never spend another dime in that store again and then the rude too

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.

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.

These stores have been around since the 80s, starting with the original store in Guntersville. Mike…read moreJones and his Father, Ray started Mike's Merchandise as an offshoot of their family machine shop business with most of the items they sell coming from inventory reduction auctions. The machine shop and retail store shared a Guntersville space until it became a little awkward when Sak's lingerie, women's dresses, and footwear (2$-3$ each) shared the same space with greasy tools and machines. Eventually, they opened the first retail store in Guntersville and now (and have for a good while) have stores in Huntsville, Decatur, Montgomery, Muscle Shoals, and Auburn. Yeah, there is a lot of stuff in a MM!! Books, yearbooks and bestsellers, sports fan related items (think Blue Jays themed socks), nuts, bolts, uniforms, stationery, school supplies, sports equipment, picture frames, Bubba Gump glasses, barrettes, office desks, grills, nuts, bolts, tools, flashlights, live orchids - you get it. It's a bargain hunter's paradise if you don't have ADHD and can focus on getting only what you are looking for. Interestingly enough, they don't always know what is in some of the boxes they bid on at auction and once ended up with F-16 fighter jet parts that required Pentagon permission to sell. (They sold nearly all the parts, too!) Like their website says, after visiting the Guntersville and Huntsville stores, I did find myself saying, as many MM shoppers do, "I'll bet that would come in handy, if I just knew what it was for." :)

Tissue a "man's" type of discount store. Visited it a few years back and saw it had lots of…read morehardware type of items.. electrical, ropes, nails, screws, etc. Everything was neatly displayed and arranged. I would go back if given the chance.

A great store. I like the friendly staff. They are always stocked full of great items. I go there…read morefor almost anything.

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.