Growing mall in Cullman, Alabama with a supermarket, Big Lots, Office Depot, several small…read morebusinesses and a few fast food restaurants.

Visited today at the Cullman Belk. A wonderful sales associate named Chrissy helped me with…read moreseveral issues. She definitely knows her job. She was so courteous. Great job Chrissy. Need more employees like you.

Always a pleasure to shop here. The employees make sure to greet you and are very helpful. Great…read moreprices on some great pieces and they have everything you need. I still have and wear dresses I got at this Belk like 10 years ago and they are just as good as new. Always make sure you have your coupons though!

This is kind of a hidden gem. Think big department store that you would find at the mall ... but…read morestand alone with it's own parking lot. They don't have all the same brands and household items you may find at one of the bigger mall based department stores, but they make up for it with friendly employees and a really good selection all at some really good prices. Layout is really crowded, they have so much stuff crammed in here you'll be turning side ways to navigate some of the aisles. Really good shoe selection with some brands you won't find at other department stores (good brands - as well as the other well known brands). Sign up for email alerts and you'll get 20% off one item coupons and things like that. Really good deal when you can stack that with the already good prices they have. Great location and great service. Highly recommend if you've never been to one of their locations.

We don't have Martins in Florida so I was actually afraid to go inside (it looked like a horror…read moremovie sign from the 50s). Once inside, I was shocked at how trendy the clothes were (for men and women). They're also really good quality. Now, I'm pretty thrifty so I don't like the average $30 shirt but I usually find some great stuff on sales racks!

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

Will not go back to this Walmarts tire center. My husband ordered 2 tires. They were supposed to be…read moredelivered to this Walmart but we were told they were lost in transit? Okay. Things happen. Then we were told one was delivered but we could not have that one tire until the other was delivered. So we opted to cancel the order and just get a refund.This whole process took over a month! Several phone calls and visits just to be told each time they didn't have a clue what was wrong or what happened. So this past Tuesday my husband called up to the store and asked if they had a specific tire in stock because online it showed they did. He was told by the sales associate they did in fact have 4 of that specific tire and they would put them aside with his name on them. They also made him an appointment for today. When we arrived at the store we were told the tires were a different type and the others had been sold. It's a complete mess there and I wouldnt recommend them to anyone! Not even if your desperate! No accountability whatsoever! No explanation given just dirty looks and excuses!​

Friendly, professional staff, clean store. It's a smaller super center but still has a good…read morevariety.

I visited this location to pick up some last minute gifts. Everything was organized and I didn't…read morefeel that the store was cluttered. When I went, it was a bit crowded. But the lines moved by so fast and checkout was a breeze. I will definitely be going back, as I have always loved Marshall's. But I preferred online rather than their other location. This location has a friendly staff and I am able to freely browse or get help when needed. I will be returning again.

Visited here last weekend and was pleasantly surprised. The store is neat and clean. They were…read morehaving a clearance sale that held some really good bargains. I ended up buying a few shirts for spring and a few hygiene products. Their men's section was crammed full of great buys on jeans, shirts, hoodies and they even have a small shoe department. Most of the shoes were basic tennis shoes. Would be nice if they introduced a selection of shoes like Nordstrom. The shoes that were there were kind of disheveled and you couldn't easily find your size. When checking out, the cashier was very polite and talkative. She made sure all our items were bagged neatly and overall it was a very nice experience.

This was one of the largest stores in Downtown Guntersville. It just kept continuing. There was…read morelots of random items for sale, but also some cute clothes and accessories. I browsed the clothes for a bit, but didn't find too many sales so I didn't end up buying anything.

My whole family browsed the store and had a great time. Bought a bunch of stuff we couldn't fit in…read moreour suitcases. We loved it. I saw one 4-star because they had no sales. So what? Everything's a sale! Some items have been marked down anyway. That's a d@mb reason to give a thrift store a reduced rating.

My husband and I were in the men's shoe dept and had Mr Allen Lee waiting on him. He was friendly…read moreand very helpful and my husband actually enjoyed his shopping experience! We will be back!

It's been a couple of years since I last visited Von Maur. We recently paid a visit in hunt of…read moreprom dresses for my niece. Although we didn't find anything, it was nice to browse around this amazing store. The associates working were all extremely nice and helpful during our visit. I plan to frequent this store more as I am very impressed with their overall inventory and price value. The piano is such a nice touch and really elevates the shopping experience!

If I could give zero stars, I would. All because of an encounter in the parking lot involving…read moresomeone associated with Little Elephant named Jaidyn. This girl brought so much unnecessary drama to a minor accident that it felt like I had been dropped into a low-budget reality show. I'm not exaggerating! This was the most chaotic, immature, and unprofessional interaction I've ever had in public. Here's what happened: I was trying to park outside of a store to get some items. The parking lot layout was tight and poorly designed, but I managed to fit in. After picking up my items and walking back to my car, I began to reverse out only to hear a slight scrape. I realized our cars had lightly scraped against each others. As soon as I got out to assess the damage and observe, I noticed someone was sitting in the passenger seat. I made sure to check both cars, then calmly tried to address the situation. Shortly after, the driver came out of a nearby restaurant, her name was Jaidyn, and she was holding takeout from a sushi spot. I explained the situation and offered to exchange insurance. That's when the entire interaction shifted from mature to chaotic. She immediately switched into "mean girl" mode. You know the type: smug, dismissive, eye-rolling attitude, like everything and everyone is beneath her. She made it unnecessarily difficult, demanding my information but refusing to hand hers over. She also held onto my insurance card like it was hers to keep. That alone told me I was dealing with someone whose maturity level was somewhere between "kindergarten & high school hallway drama" and "Instagram Live meltdown." At this point, another woman came out of the same restaurant, asking if I hit her car too (I didn't). Her tone was playful but condescending, and I was already sensing the energy around this girl group was anything but good. I continued trying to de-escalate and even asked for my insurance card back, as she still hadn't provided hers. Her response? "Back off. I'm looking for it," with a sarcastic, annoyed tone like I was interrupting her big moment. So I matched her energy (she couldn't handle it). Then, things escalated. She pulled out her phone and began recording me, not for documentation, but clearly to try and embarrass me for social media clout. She had the phone angled just right, waving it around with her Hello Kitty case, barking threats while filming, like she was trying to create a viral clip. This wasn't someone who wanted to resolve an issue, this was someone who saw an opportunity to perform. She kept screaming, getting in my face, acting like she was auditioning for some knockoff influencer drama series. Meanwhile, her car "Venom": a dusty, beat-up black Ford Fusion sat there like the real victim. Let's be honest: if you name your car after a Marvel villain but it looks like it's been through five car washes and still smells like vape pens and disappointment, maybe tone it down on the theatrics. Let's also talk about Jaidyn's appearance, since it seemed she put more effort into looking chaotic than being civil. She had on one of those cheap synthetic wigs from the bottom shelf of a beauty supply, crooked and frizzed like it lost a fight with a hairdryer. Her random facial piercings looked like they were done at a house party, and her fashion sense was a mix of clearance rack mall goth and "look at me" desperation. Not someone you'd take seriously in a professional setting, let alone during a legal exchange. I eventually felt unsafe and overwhelmed. So, I did what any logical person would do. I left the scene and immediately called the police to report what had happened and why I left. The dispatcher told me to return if I could and that officers would meet me near the area. I followed instructions and came back, parking nearby to avoid further confrontation. And here's the twist: the officers were incredibly professional, respectful, and calm. I explained everything from start to finish. How I attempted to do the right thing, how Jaidyn escalated it, and how I felt threatened by her behavior. They listened attentively, asked questions, and showed more patience in 10 minutes than Jaidyn did in the entire encounter. Here's where karma comes in: one officer noticed that Jaidyn had been illegally parked, taking up both a regular space and a handicap spot. So while she was trying to play social media hero, she was actually violating parking laws. The officers facilitated the insurance exchange properly, and I was cleared to leave while Jaidyn stayed behind, likely receiving a ticket and a reality check. In the end, I left with my dignity intact and her 15 seconds of fake internet fame permanently denied. Having someone like Jaidyn linked to your business is not just a liability, it's a red flag. If she acts like this over a light scrape, imagine how she treats real customers! Avoid this place if you don't want to deal with a sushi-eating Hello Kitty gangster.

What to say? A gloriously vintage monument to the magnificent days of the Mall's heydays…read more Immaculately kept, cool and nicely lit with a lowered oasis in the center under the mall's atrium, it was nice to stop in, stroll, and pretend I was back in the 80's and things were awesome again. Applebees was delicious and the anchor stores had plenty of Roll Tide merchandise, but I felt like the rest of the stores (stores with names that end in 'Z' like 'Fashionz' ), might fare better in Brooklyn than in college town Tuscaloosa, and that's why most were empty or out of business. My recommendations? Bring in the go-to Mall staples: a movie theatre, T.G.I. Fridays, Gap, Apple, Banana Republic, an arcade. Make Malls Fun Again!