Overall easy to navigate and get in and out of. Has shops, restaurants, movie theatre, and coffee…read moreshops!

Customer Service: 5 Location: 5…read moreCleanliness: 5 Affordability: 5 We visited the Fort Carson Main exchange a few days ago, as we were visiting the Colorado Springs area. It was very easy to locate once we got passed the main gate. There was plenty of parking for small and large vehicles. The main exchange is very affordable and large with plenty of shopping options. Be advised that customers can only access the main exchange, if they have a valid military identification card. Upon entering we quickly discovered that the facility was very clean and maintained to the highest standard of cleanliness. Happy Holidays!

I enjoyed my visit to this base exchange. I was a little bit jaded because I've always worked on…read moreAir Force installations. Hear the rumors about army installations not being as nice but that doesn't seem to be the case here. It's hard to explain in civilian terms, but this base reminds me of camp humphries in South Korea. I've also been to fort Hood Texas but I don't recall any similarities. That being said, the base exchange is really big with lots of small shops and stores for convenience. The price is inside the BX are in line with other exchanges, but the selection was bigger than Peterson or AFA. There are also better choices food. I give it a thumbs up as far as base exchanges go.

This place gets a bad rap, but I absolutely love it. A complete gem overlooked by most. It has the…read morebest stores, food court, and atmosphere. It gives a sense of nostalgia that can't be felt literally anywhere else. Please don't let media scare you. On any given day, this place is filled with families, teenagers, and every day people just having fun. They also have a pretty awesome arcade. Don't sleep on the Citadel Mall.

This mall is very sketchy, the majority of the doors are closed so u basically have to door hunt to…read moreget in. a lot of the shops here are shut down. When u enter this mall, say u must be 18 or older if not u must come with an adult, which makes u wonder if it's a safe location. A lot of the stores here are very meh other than the hollister, dillards, Aeropostale and hot topic. But the deals are very solid. The main thing that's good about this mall tho is its dillards and hollister, even if ur an adult come with friends because it's very sketchy.

I like to shop at Ross for the home section mostly. I always find great decorations or essentials…read morelike a cheap welcome mat, rug or lamp. I saw a lot of great mirrors here for a pretty good price! I also got a little rope basket that's perfect for holding cords.

Everything is disorganized and they make you had over your receipt right after checking out with a…read morecashier 10ft away. This is disrespectful to the customer. Now I know this, now I will no longer shop here. Unnecessary.

This review applies to the parking for the various businesses within this plaza (Borriello Brothers…read morePizza, Today's Health Care, 7-11, Shell), not the businesses directly. The management of this plaza requires their tenants to sign a contract with J & J Towing, which allows J & J to tow an unattended customer vehicle at any time, even during normal business hours. There usually aren't many vehicles in the parking lot, and J & J will drive through, target a vehicle for towing, and go around to the businesses asking who owns the vehicle. If you aren't physically there to say it belongs to you, then they WILL tow it. While there are several Customer Only Parking signs in this large parking lot, there are none in front of the Pizzeria. I went to Borriello Brothers before it was open for lunch, and didn't see the restricted parking signs. I parked my car in front of the pizzeria and left the area with a friend to kill some time until lunch. Within 1 1/2 hours after I had parked my car, J & J towed my vehicle from the parking lot, and it took me two hours and cost $210 to get it out of storage. If you visit the business in this plaza, be very cautious about where and how long you park.

Fabulous small business in the heart of Old Colorado City featuring western gifts, home decor and…read moremiscellaneous other interesting odds and ends that are fun to window shop. I was on the hunt for an angel figurine for my mom's Christmas present and finally found "her" here - complete with cowgirl gear and attitude. I was able to talk with the shop owners who were helpful and friendly and genuinely glad to see me. When do you ever get THAT treatment at a chain store? The hunt & find of unique gift is a big part of the charm in the shops up and down Colorado Ave and the experience of walking through shops that aren't name brand or in a stuffy hustling mall can't be beat.

From the owner: We specialize in unique fashion jewelry and women's clothing.read more

Refused a return that was valid per their written policy of "able to return a damaged or defective…read moreitem at any time." The woman never even tried and simply refused. Paid $50 for a pair of jeans that had a zipper immediately break and because they were worn once apparently that is unacceptable. When I left she said "maybe I can actually help" and then I said that would be great, I only bought them like a month ago. Then she changed her mind and said "oh yeah then no we won't take them" even though I have an email stating that my return is within the acceptable time window. Bummer because I liked the jeans but absolutely unacceptable to not follow return policy and to not even ask helpful questions.

Purchase a couple stuff on Old Navy Website but when I went to pay for it, it said the traction…read moredidn't go through so I place another order. They ended up charging me twice anyways. Even after, I called them right away to cancel one order. So I went to this store to get my money back for one order and realize they did not return the full amount including shipping. I shouldn't have to pay for additional shipping if they don't have a site that works properly. I would not recommend ever ordering anything on their site and if you do make sure to be careful with every step before they double charge you.

Update January 2024:…read more Easy returns and exchanges from Christmas orders. Plenty of staff, and the store was so well-organized! I still feel prices are higher than I remember, but isn't that everywhere now?! Ericka was super nice and helped me at checkout use my printouts regarding coupons and kohl's cash from my online account. She was friendly, yet efficient and professional helping the line move fast.

I used to shop at Kohl's quite often, never again. This store refused to accept my return on $60…read moreshoes, that I never wore, because I came in on the 90th day (90 day return policy). Called customer service and they told me to kick rocks. I hope $60 was worth losing a life long customer and all the negative reviews I'm going to leave you all over the internet. Do not shop here.

Sweet Mary Magdalene, the Leech Pit is the holy grail of everything you loved growing up!! It's a…read moredisservice to call this a vintage store - it's your sweet mom's warm embrace on a breezy, sunny spring afternoon at the park as a child - the park with the rusty merry-go-round and the steel slide you spent countless hours at with your best friends! Walking into the Leech Pit is like getting vertigo at a strobe filled dance club (oontz oontz oontz) - there's just so much goodness you just need to pause to catch your breath and take it all in. But you can't pause because your heart is pounding and you're giddy with excitement. The rare concert t-shirts, the racks and racks of clothes that serve as documentary of every phase you ever went through, the action toys you spent every afternoon with (and realize you now could be rich if you had kept them instead of letting mom donate them to the stupid kid down the road because you're too old for them now SMH), the records - oh sweet Jesus the records! - and even record players for your new collection! It's a one stop shop for your wildest dreams!! As if the shop wasn't Valhalla on earth on its own, I met the owner too (I think his name was Adam, but he looks like an Izzy). He was damn cool - I think he's probably my long-lost best friend from 6th grade that I used to get in trouble with. When he shows you around you realize he knows every item intimately, because he curated everything in the store. Everything in the Leech Pit feels like an expression of the owner and his commitment to taking you on a journey to excite your senses and comfort your soul. I like to think of him as the curator of your wildest dreams - he WILL make them come true!

I had an extremely uncomfortable and disrespectful experience at this store…read more I was made to feel like I was being accused of stealing not once, but twice. At one point, I had put my belongings down for a moment, and an employee moved them from where I had placed them and put them on a container without even speaking to me about it. What really crossed the line was having an employee block or stand in front of the door when I had absolutely nothing in my hands. That was embarrassing, humiliating, and completely unnecessary. What made the situation even worse was that while walking through the store, I saw other customers putting their belongings down as well, but I did not see them being treated the way I was. Being watched, having my belongings moved, and then having the exit blocked made me feel singled out and treated like a thief when I had done nothing wrong. Customers should not be made to feel suspicious or unwelcome simply for shopping. The whole experience left me feeling disrespected and embarrassed, and I seriously hope management addresses how customers are being treated.