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.

This is a nice place to hang on friday or saturday. Nice crowd, nice places to eat, and fun…read moreshopping. It's nice if you don't feel like driving all the way into asheville.

First time visiting because I was in town for my birthday in March. We drove around the location to…read moresee what was actually here for shopping and eating options before deciding on our dining destination. We shopped at Barnes & Nobles, ate at PFChangs and took a look at the different style of apartment homes that were offered. While this kind of living is for some folks as an All in one, for me it's not amazing. Sure it's conveinient, it just felt compressed and made my skin itch. I can imagine that parking can become a real pain in the bum at times.

Love the February Makers Market. Would go as many times as you would host Maker's markets!!!!read more

Good mall. Has everything you need, nothing extra. Took a while for me to adjust to coming from…read moreCharleston, SC, and frequently visiting other malls, like South Park in Charlotte and Lenox Square Mall in ATL, but overall, I mean, if you need something.... this place is good. There's an Old Navy, TJ Maxx (which, by the way, is NOT at the front of the store as the sign would mislead you to believe), Homegoods (i.e., Marshall's without the clothes), Belk, a Merle Norman outlet, Bath & Body Works, the Gamefather (a video game store), and some clothing stores. Also a standard pretzel/soda/cookie spot, too. A hair cuttery, a cafe, a nail salon... You definitely couldn't make a day out of shopping here, but could spend an hour or two or so. It's clean, and the restrooms are nice, too. I will save comments about individual stores for their own personal Yelp reviews. Overall, I wouldn't suggest this as a spot for out-of-town folks, unless you just want to be amazed simply the size of by a small town mall (aka, it's cute). This is more of a spot for locals who just need (want) to grab something they're specifically looking for. This place is A-OK, and that's okay with me! :)

Went to get my eyebrows done This place at the mall is amazing I'll go back there again in the near…read morefuture

I have decided that I don't mind going into this mall. I am not a lover of malls, but this one has…read morea very, very good coffee shop and a decent movie theater. Also, the mall security are polite to me, even when I am dressed like a punk.

Average stores, nothing high end, but people are friendly and it's a great place to walk. We are…read moredelighted to see a big increase in security including police, drug sniffing dogs, and mall security guards. The new furniture in the mall center is lovely, both attractive and comfortable, and charging stations are appreciated.

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.

Many of my recent mall visits lately have been to malls that are slowly on their last legs so I was…read morepleased to see a busy parking lot and inside, a more than decent crowd. Lots of people carrying bags and supporting the retail economy. There is an indoor mask mandate in North Carolina and it was definitely being honored today. The food court was slammed with just about every table in use. A big merry-go-round with a bunch of kids on it, overlooking the usual pizza, sandwiches, burgers, Chinese. Nothing particularly healthy and all queued up. The mall is clean and there was a visible security presence all around the interior but I did not see one outside. Nearly all storefronts were occupied though the Sears anchor is closed. I think this mall will continue to be around for at least a few more years. [Review 15890 overall - 3106 in North Carolina - 1395 of 2021.]

I grew up coming to this mall every weekend! The good ole days. I was home this weekend and took my…read morenephew shopping. The mall looks the same in the inside and outside. Lots of great stores to shop at. The food court has lots of delicious options including chick-fila, boba tea and other restaurants.

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]

For years of passing it when heading South 85 and always saying .... man, I wish we had time to…read morestop.... finally did. Overall the outlet is dated. Many vacancies with stores. Food court is not functioning. Idk.... mixed feelings

There are a lot of closed stores here and the exterior of the buildings look like they are not…read morebeing maintained that well. Simon properties usually does a pretty good job at taking care of their stores, but I was very disappointed with this outlet mall.

This place is radical! The variety of stores and cool…read moregimmicks is awesome! An arcade, a salon, and plenty to discover there I tell you. Prices are decent. The stores are way much bigger from where I am. About gimmicks and such. The gashapon and coin race thing and the cotton candy machine were all so cool! Oh yes, and the place where you can rent a little car shaped like an animal. That was also cool. Just cool. Super cool!

We stopped in homegoods and found out the mall was attached! 2 stories lots to see and a nice food…read morecourt. Every store I went in was very welcoming and had great sales going on. ..