I'm new to hays and decided to check out the city and go shopping for some shoes. I stumbled across…read morethis place since it's near my job. I had my mind set on the shoe I wanted to get, this blonde girl "lil" something (I can't remember but her name tag said that, assuming it's a nickname ) well her service was absolutely amazing!! I felt so welcomed and although I kept bothering her to bring me out a new shoe to try on, she did it all with a smile. She was so incredibly kind and patient. When it was time to pay I was having trouble with my payment and she recommended that I sign up for their program, for the most part I'm not a huge fan of rewards programs, but I got a pretty good deal. Besides the fact that it was my first time there and that the girl was super helpful, I definitely will be returning in the next week to see all their new additions in apparel and their footwear!

Big Creek Crossing is a fine little mall if you're on a mission to shop for shoes and clothes. I…read morewish it had the variety of stores it had when I was a kid but Famous Footwear and JCPENNEY are a few of the only places I go to now.

This mall is the best mall ever it has everything like phones,food,clothing,and snow conesread more

I didn't find much in terms of clothing here but they have a lot of housewares and you can't beat…read morethe prices. I'm so use to CA thrift stores where a pair of shoes is close to $10. Here the shoes were $1.00 unless marked. Many items were a mere $0.25 - $0.50. I grabbed some vintage floral pillowcases, a crocheted owl wall hanging, a sunset scene latch hook rug wall hanging, pair of Dr. Scholl's woven flats, a vintage dress and vintage green plastic salt and pepper shakers in a caddy all for $5.94. Cash and checks only. Very clean and organized and they have a restroom and fitting room. Lady working front counter was nice. So many of these little thrift shops in small towns are listed on Yelp or Google maps and when you arrive, they are out of business. Not so with this shop. I overheard the woman saying they've been there since the 1960s. Go go go if you like the thrill of the hunt and you're on the 70 in Kansas :)