I feel a little bad writing a review of this mall, as it feels like kicking a place when it's…read morealready down. But I have to be honest...if you're not there for an arts n' craft fair on the weekend, it's bereft of stores and more than a little off-putting. For example, the elevators and stairways between levels are few and far between. I didn't see any working escalators. Definitely not a place to go if you're mobility impaired. Parking near the food court is limited or non-existent, meaning that you have a distance to walk through corridors so empty that I expected to see a tumbleweed blow through. Still, it's reasonably well kept up and the pavilion area has pretty glass windows and flags, plus there are some great places at the food court that are not chains. Call it a 2 out of 5 place. I can't see coming here except for a fair or if there's a specialty store you want to visit. It's sad...but I guess the 'mall walk' was a thing best left in the 80s now that Amazon sells everything.

Once called Crossroads mall, it now has mostly locally owned small businesses, many of which…read morespecialize in various genres of collector's items. This mall has been revitalized by the many well attended markets and festivals they regularly host. I was surprised by the number of clinics also housed in the facility given medical and dental care aren't what you would expect to find in an entertainment and shopping hub. You'll find a wide eclectic selection of wares here which makes for fun browsing. Things to know before you go: 1) the layout isn't intuitive, so remember where you parked and entered when you arrive, 2) the tables in the food court are not kept clean so bring cleaning wipes with you to clean your table before you eat, 3) there was only one elevator in the general mall and several of the escalators were broken so be prepared to use the stairs if you can. During Fiesta, the parking lot hosts a bus park and ride and there is a theater inside that hosts various plays throughout the year. If you want to buy a Quinceañera dress, get your tarot cards read, enjoy a spooky treat, get your teeth cleaned, go to a horror museum and then buy sage to cleanse. yourself after, then you'll be in the right place.

Better than going to a coffee shop and watching them mash up your coffee beans for you (Grindview)…read more Right off the highway in San Antonio is this excellent Plaza which has 5 or 6 spots in a small strip mall type area. Little tiny shopping strip mall on the Northside of San Antonio with a bubble tea shop and a few other cool businesses. Easy to get in and out of, cuz it's right off the highway service road, but having said that, if traffic is busy then be careful turning in or out of here - especially turning out.

Well, it's not exactly "Free." It's more like Book of BOGO. If you're a family that eats out at…read morechain restaurants a lot, this can be a pretty good deal. There's hundreds of coupons for places where if you buy one at full price, they'll throw in the 2nd for free. If you're into going to Six Flags, the discount is worth the purchase price alone. I think they also will help you get into Schlitterbahn. The coupons expire at the end of the year. Some fancier places ask for your 'Book of Free' card so it's not so gauche accepting a coupon. I've never had a problem redeeming the coupons. The waitstaff always seems hip to what's going on with these coupons.

Bought the Holiday Packet this year. It is advertised that the Six Flags Fiesta tickets are good…read morefrom now (bought 2nd week of Oct) until January 5, 2025. We have family visiting during the holidays and the price point was great for 6 tickets. The book of discounts was a good plus. However, the tickets I received are only valid Jan 1-5, 2025, so we won't be able to use them. My kids and I already has season passes. FALSE ADVERTISING! There was no fine print regarding the tickets you receive.

Reasonable price. Things go so quick, that if you place…read moresomething down and say you might come back to look at it. There is a possibility it will be gone. Sure glad I got my suitcase here. Totally live it. Received great customer service.

Tell your employees not everyone steals nor to racially profile. I actually came to this Ross…read moreafter a VA appt, I am a retired military veteran and was disturbed at seeing how most of the women work in this Ross are not friendly and have the worst attitudes. If this is coming from management to racially profile folks as well then some folks need to be fired. I gladly paid for my merchandise but this location needs better training. Tell your folks to greet people and ask for help versus just assuming they're going to steal!!!

I purchased this coffee table several weeks ago and the TV credenza two days ago. They match…read moreperfectly! The staff at Clearance Depot is so friendly and personable! Hailey walked me through everything and I was able to take my pieces home the same day. Their pricing is super competitive; so if you appreciate a good deal, this is the place to go!

really good prices, nice people. You need to go there and look around its a small warehouse, almost…read moreeverything is in boxes.

The value at any Burlington is good. The selection is usually alright. That is not my complaint…read more The organization and customer service is, however. Can never find anyone. Lines long sometimes during the week. Always long on the weekends and after you have spent an hour trudging through things all over the walkways and searching for assistance to no avail, waiting in a long line is not an ideal final step there. Disorganization is even worse than average here. When the average is already not something to be proud about. Also problematic is the sad fact that there is no reliable way to know if they have something that another location has, and sometimes even when I call ahead, they do not have what they claim to have had. So sad far as the selection goes? I guess sometimes good, but it is pretty random. One way to look at this is as a treasure hunt, but not always in the mood for hunting! Are the good deals worth the physical stress? Next, should I choose to accept my mission, have to ask every time I see something I want that, yes, is a great deal, whether when coupled with the long line awaiting me at the finish line, is this still such a great deal? Not here.

The location is good. However their inventory was very low not much to choose from. The selection…read moreis not what I expected or have seen in other stores.

Love the merchandise that is displayed and it is a lovely store. If you are looking for unique…read morequality items on a budget, definitely check it out

From the owner: Great Deal Liquidations is changing the way people shop liquidations stores. Our customers call us…read more"The Liquidation Boutique". Our store is clean, neat and our merchandise is TOP QUALITY, no junk. Come see what you have been missing and save money on great quality products.

I love their pselections Always friendly greeters when u…read morecome in and when u check out. I love their selections Always friendly greeters when u come in and when u check out.

Rude, unprofessional and unpleasant associate who denies use of restroom by keeping it locked, and…read morerefuses to open it upon emergency request! This is not the first time this has occurred. Company should send a silent shopper to this store to investigate. I will never shop in this store again!

CD Sam whata treat, always a staple when goin to wonderland mall for whatever reason. They're…read morealways hosting May events that cater to almost everyone needs. The service here has always been fantastic as the owner can answer almost all of your questions! There is a ton of variety from new items to your classics that are alphabetized. Now the groovy thing about this place, is that at check out sometimes he knocks off the price a little, gives you a bang for your buck compared to other shops! If you don't see something ask if he has it and you can always check his Instagram!

Always friendly and helpful, has tons of great vinyl records for sale and good prices. Tons of used…read morecds worth a look through for stuff you're missing. Great store.

This place is... I don't even know how to describe it. It's different. It's an experience for sure…read more You walk into a giant empty room full of these massive bins with a bunch of stuff dumped into them. The stuff being dumped onto the tables is like blood being dumped into the sea... and watch as the sharks go crazy. It's up to you to rummage through all the things and find something you think is worth the current price du jour ($7 on Friday gradually going down to $0.50 the following Wednesday). A lot of the stuff is production rejects or random Amazon returns or closeout deals. It's an interesting enough place to check out if you've never been anywhere like this before, but the energy and insanity of it can suck you in a bit - and if you get sucked in, you will spend way longer and much more in this place for things that you may or may not actually use (more than likely not). A few warnings if you're considering this adventure... 1. This is the art of the patient. You will have to sort through a lot of crap to find anything remotely valuable to you. 2. Either bring gloves or let go of caring about what you touch. First of all, everyone is touching everything in this place. Second, some of these products are liquid and they get damaged and leak in all the shuffling. I've had several "what the hell did I just touch" moments here. 3. It's a bit socially awkward... some people take this place very seriously and they are on the hunt. Some people can get a little territorial about their tables and don't be surprised if you get a suspicious eye or random touch from a person rifling through the same stuff you are. Also, it's not uncommon to get a bunch of stuff dumped on the clearing you just created. 4. Check the item you've found carefully! Remember, some of these are returns that are not vetted. I once bought a "smart" light bulb and ended up with someone's rejected normal light bulb. Enjoy!

OK, I've been to flea markets in my time and I've been to some pretty far on the other side of town…read moresort of flea markets, but this place is trashy with a T. I was there for the second time about a week and a half ago and walked in, and it was not very crowded this time as opposed to the first time I was there, but that did not mean it was any more organized. Not at all. In fact, I believe that because there were fewer patrons there were also fewer customer service people tending to their wares. I know that Amazon has a policy (for those of you in the back of the room, listen up here...if you didn't know, already, Amazon owns Black Friday and sends all of their returns that can't be sold as "New" or "Like New" two stores like this across the country to be sold at bargain bin prices) that items that come in a box or plastic bag cannot be opened and disturbed prior to purchasing it. That way it's more of a surprise because some of the nicer items are in boxes and bags and because they're less likely to be purchased because you can't see what it is, if you do buy it and get home, you'll have much more of a surprise about finding a diamond in the rough then you would otherwise. anyway, as I mentioned, Amazon has that policy, but the day that I was there, people were ripping open boxes and bags, and pulling out parts that you really couldn't tell what it was a part of and then throwing them back in the bin if they didn't want it. It made for a very messy experience and no way for most people. Do you ever get all of the parts back together in the boxes or bags and so those items I assume just get trashed because of lack of working parts unless someone can find the pieces but in these heaps and piles on these bin tables that's almost impossible. Anyway, I went in hoping to find a good value and came out with three items and paying only $3.25 since it was dollar day. I think I've satisfied my curiosity about this place for the near long-term and so I probably won't be going back for a while. I wish you luck if you do!