Wow! What a awesome store! On top of having so many different styles and choices the customer…read moreservice is even better! Me and fam will definitely be getting our shoes here from now on!! You won't see shoes like these anywhere else! Go get some, he'll take great care of you!

Great service. Prices were very fair. Had shoes not only from the past year, but shoes that had…read morebeen released long before then.

I was just shopping for some new shoe ware for the new gig and decided to head to Hendersonville…read morefor a walk through Off Broadway Shoe Warehouse. The selection for men's dress shoes is a bit limited however if your willing to try on a few pairs make sure that you take significant other with you because the help for opinions or alternatives is left for you to kind of figure out for yourself. On the hand it nice not to other served so just an FYI. Nice and clean store and the location is really convenient to the Indian Lake other stores and restaurants. If you buy one pair you get the second pair at half price which is a decent deal.

Great service, selection large and a lot of great values, parking is good . I've been going here…read morefor about 5 years

Academy Sports is situated on Gallatin Road just beyond or before the Walmart shopping center…read more While I have no certainly loyalty to a big box sporting goods store, I will say that if I had to commit to one, after my recent visit to Academy...it probably would not be them. Popped in on a Saturday morning after shopping online. Figured be best to look in store before purchasing. The store is large and laid out well from a section standpoint. Everything is labeled, easy to find and easy to navigate. The store has seen better days. After walking around, some sections of the store give off "closing" vibes with empty or disheveled shelves and displays, or products on display that definitely need to be replaced. To go along with that, the floors are worn and stained in multiple places, shelving units are in disrepair, ceilings are stained, and more. The store needs some TLC. While I was in store to look at very specific items, I decided to wander the aisles and look for any deals or items of interest. I walked around the store and through each section for over 15 minutes, and passed by no fewer than 12 Associates and not one time was acknowledged or spoken to. Not that I needed help, but it is wild that no one took one moment to greet a customer, not even when I was leaving the store and passed by 4 Associates huddled by the registers. Overall, the store is not a good representation of Academy, or at least the Academy Sports I remember visiting. From condition of the store to service, or lack thereof, this location did not show well. Selection if solid and prices are not the worst, but without that, this would have certainly been a one star review.

We used to live 2 miles from this store, Madison Tn., and would prefer to drive to Mt. Juliet…read morelocation almost 30 miles away. Came back in town for a visit, looking for some fishing line and see things haven't changed at all. Older gentlemen employee holding 3 brand new fishing rods in his hand, using them to cram garbage down in a can.....yep....no surprise to me either. Saw a longer rod crammed on top shelf, bowing against ceiling tiles. See pic Onto BassPro for me

Check your receipt before leaving the store! I went in there to get boot cleaner & conditioner for…read moremy son's boots. I didn't ask the price because I needed them. When Brick checked me out, I thought that sounded a little pricey for 2 items. After getting home, some time later, I was looking at the receipt and he had charged me TWICE for one of the items - the most expensive item as it turns out. No use going back (20 minutes away) or calling because I can't prove anything. If I ever go back you can be sure I will make sure I'm not overcharged for anything.

Go in here if you want to be followed around and harassed to some extent everytime I go in here I…read moream bombarded by the employees constantly trying to help which sounds like a good thing but it's not when you ask me if I need any help and tell you no I'm ok I know what I'm looking for that should be the end of the conversation you should say well if you need any help come and get me my name is so-and-so not then proceed to come over and get in my space and direct me to 10 other things that I don't want because I know what I'm in there the employees feel like a nagging car salesman on commission I'm jus gonna do my shopping there online

I always have wonderful service when I come to get scrubs !…read more I usually get order online in the store and pick up when the order has arrived.

Ms Mary was so sweet and helpful!! I got the cutest styles of scubs and both her and the manager…read morewent out of their way to help me get the best looks possible!! Great brands and quality material! Definitely go check them out!!

If you got to be a man to get their attention, it's a no for me. I need some Uggs, have plenty of…read moremoney to buy several of them. This place was recommended, but they ignored me. Maybe I don't look like I have enough credit to be worthy of attention. I'll just get it from someone else, won't be coming back, do not recommend.

Rivergate Mall, a barely functioning relic of the past…read more What once was the heartbeat of the Rivergate area in Goodlettsville is now a reminder of what once was, but sadly is no more. The mall has certainly seen better days and at this point is just waiting for the impending closure and redevelopment that is due anytime now. In current state, the mall only has 20 active retail stores and two eateries. Majority of the stores are locally owned and branded, however there are still a few nationally recognized stores such as JC Penney, Dillard's, Foot Locker, CITI Trends, Guitar Center and Finish Line. The mall is in rough shape and is honestly a sad place to be at this point. No refresh is coming, but they do keep it fairly clean, even the restrooms were tidy and well stocked. My recent visits, and most over the years, have been to Dillard's or JC Penney. I pop into the shoe stores on occasion, but my trips here are usually very purposeful. Overall, Rivergate mall can still come in clutch when needed. It will be a sad day when it finally says goodbye, but it has done its thing well for the area for close to 60 years now.

Dying almost empty but still have still have character…read more The selection of stores are very limited but still offering a few good things so visor this place before renovations begin so you can see the before and after. Rivergate Mall, located in Goodlettsville, Tennessee, is a super-regional shopping mall that opened in 1971. It features a gross leasable area of 1,129,035 square feet, with approximately 80 stores and restaurants, and a food court. The mall has two anchor stores, Dillard's and JCPenney, and previously housed Macy's and Sears. It is managed by Hendon Properties. Rivergate Mall is currently undergoing a major redevelopment project that will transform it into a dynamic, mixed-use destination featuring retail, restaurants, townhomes, market-rate multifamily housing, independent senior living, and transit-oriented features. The redevelopment includes a significant expansion of the mall's portion within Goodlettsville city limits, from 33% to an estimated 60%-70%. The demolition of the existing mall structure is expected to begin in the late summer of 2025. The project is projected to generate approximately $1.5 million in annual sales tax revenue for Goodlettsville upon completion. Rivergate Mall was built by Retail Planning Corporation and opened on October 6, 1971. It was the largest mall in Tennessee until the opening of Hickory Hollow Mall in 1978. Over the years, the mall has seen changes in ownership and anchor stores, with the closure of Sears in 2019 and Macy's in 2020. The mall's revitalization efforts come amidst a decline in popularity, attributed in part to the rise of online shopping and competition from other retail centers. The pandemic also impacted the mall, with some employees noting that it never fully recovered from pandemic-related changes in hours and operations. The redevelopment project aims to revitalize the Rivergate area and enhance the quality of life for the community. While the transformation promises economic benefits and a modernized environment, it also brings uncertainty for the employees of the remaining stores, as many worry about their future employment prospects.