I bought a generic apple Techmod charger from them It worked to days then got so hot it was…read moremelting the outlet cover and smelt like burning metal. They were more concerned about me not having the receipt than it could have caught fire if we had been sleeping. Corporate solution give me another one. Why would I want something that could have burnt down my house. I sent them my bank statement where I had only purchased it since it was for my granddaughter. What if she had been asleep with it in her room. They did not care they were rude treated me like a thief, I'm 67 year old cancer patient.

Shoppers World always treats me well with the prices, even if the selections may not be the best…read more You also don't come here for quality, you come for bargains to stretch your dollar. Not a better spot to find long & short sleeve plain tees (mostly $2) as well shorts (albeit cheaply made) under $10. You won't find lower prices than this, and if it too many complaints you may be too good for this type of store...respectfully.

This is a newer Burlington on the southeast side of town. It's located in a strip beside Goodwill…read moreand Ross. They have a shared parking lot. Being newer, the inside was clean. Compared to other Burlingtons, this one isn't as large. They carry a variety of options but it didn't seem as well stocked. I found a pair of jeans I wanted to try on. Fitting rooms were not open in the back, but they have 2 up front and the door was unlocked to one of them. A lady working knocked while I was in there and told me to make sure I lock the door after I'm done, so you probably have to ask a worker for a fitting room. The jeans fit great so I purchased them. No one was at the checkout line so it was very fast. I paid $15 for the jeans which was a really good deal compared to the retail price.

I will never go back in here again. This is the second time I've went and been watched like a hawk…read more First time I spent like 300 dollars shopping for my grandkids when I get to the front to pay the security is watching me the whole time when it's my turn to pay he flies up to my cart looks in my cart and sees NOTHING but what's on the counter what I'm paying for. I look at him like wtf. He literally had been following me around. When I walked out I simply said I can pay for what I want and smiled and walked out. I swore I would never go in there again. Today I was looking for something to wear for Easter and I broke down and go. Soon as I walk thru the door the security tells me you are on video for your protection....like I can't see the big screen when I walk in. If you don't quit talking to me. He watches me walk to the line , watches me wait in line. I pay for my stuff and as I'm walking out he turns his head. Yeah I've told y'all once before I can buy what I want. Such a turn off no thank you. I will go out of the way to never ever. I didn't even have a purse nothing but my phone. If you are of color so not shop here. They clearly think all blacks steal. Do not go here

I took two teenage high school girls shopping here. Their limit was what they could carry in their…read morearms. I added up the tags as we waited and discovered they had selected some great deals at reduced prices. Evidently the selections here hit home with them as they found many garments suitable for their wardrobes. The check out process was fast considering there were only two cashiers and a ten person plus line of folks waiting in line. Compared to other stores their line moved extremely fast.

I was shopping for clothes and decided to check out this Ross. Inventory at Ross's can vary. This…read morelocation is part of the Southern Plaza strip mall, parking is shared between the business. Most Ross's setup are similar. Women's shoes are near the entrance, it's hard not to stop here first. I browsed around and found a few pieces I wanted to try on. The fitting room in the back was open, a lady worker was attending to it. I'm not sure if there was a limit, but I tried on 8 things. Nothing was good enough for me to purchase, so I handed her everything I didn't want. I didn't purchase anything at this visit. The location of this Ross is convenient for me and I'm glad they had the fitting room open, it's a lot better when I can try things on and see how they fit before purchasing. I'm sure I'll be back at some point, because Ross has fair pricing.

This Macy's is located in Greenwood Park Mall. My husband and I like shopping at Macy's because…read morethey have everything from casual to dress wear to outdoors stuff. We frequent Macy's a lot when needing to get clothes for occasions. They have multiple entrances, so parking usually isn't an issue here. The mall can get really busy during holidays, so it may be harder to find parking during these times. The entrance by the ladies/junior section has a women's restroom conveniently located by the fitting room. I have used this restroom often, and it's usually clean. Macy's sale racks are worth checking out. I found a cute sweater dress marked down for $22 that was on last act that I purchased. Original price was $80. I love a good sale. Fitting rooms are available in many of the departments, so that's never an issue. Most of the workers are helpful. This location also has a whole area for Macy's Backstage which is more clearance/marked down items. I found a pair of boots that were my size for $5, but unfortunately they were too tight so I decided not to purchase.

I find Macy's to be a somewhat confusing layout and harder to find certain products. The Mens…read moredepartment is upstairs unlike other department stores. The downstairs is divided up behind interior walls and the signage above the wide arch doorways directs you to the various sub departments. Walking into the store, one cannot help but smell all the pleasurable fragrances in their vast perfume areas. The store is bright, inviting and absolutely sparkles. Eventually I found the men's department up the escalator on the second floor. I was also looking for the "boys" department or young men's area but never found a specific area with those smaller sizes for teen boys. The sizing on pajamas has grown out of portion for a normal size person. Think of the swimming trunks for men these days. Some of them go down to your calves. I wear a large size in clothing. The small size of pajamas is like wearing a tent. The pants were a foot too long and the cuff of the long sleeves of the shirt went six inches past my wrist. This is why I was looking for young men sizes but they probably don't wear the matching pajamas style anymore. The did have a sale on the pajamas I did find. They were really marked down compared to other department stores. But not enough to offset the alterations costs for me.

In my never-ending quest to find the lowest prices on anything I purchase, I ventured to my nearest…read moreMarshall's one Friday afternoon. I love shopping at stores like Marshall's because I know I'll find quality items at decent prices. This one was no different. I found brands like Calvin Klein, Steve Madden and Nine West-- all at very discounted prices! What really impressed me about this particular location, though, was the staff. Every where I looked there was someone reorganizing a shelf or restocking items. One employee was on top of grabbing empty, abandoned carts and returning them to the front of the store. They seemed to really care about the appearance of their store, which was awesome for me to see since discounted department stores like Marshall's can get really messy and disorganized. Marshall's slogan is "See You Tomorrow," and as that wasn't the case in this particular visit, I know I'll be back frequently.

This is one of the greatest Marshalls in all of Indy! I suspect it might be newer- but everything…read morewas nicely organized and they were fully stocked with inventory! I was also excited to see they were attached to a homegoods!

Who doesn't like Von Mar? It's so traditional and is so nostalgic. The live piano playing is an…read moreadded treat. It just takes me down memory lane.... Christmas time is the best time to visit. I really enjoy that you can buy a gift and have it gift wrapped for free. You may pay more for your item at this store, but the service and amenities are above a box store for sure! We also enjoy that they have all your top brand clothing, shoes, and handbags. Plus much more. Don't forget the sale room that is full of shoes. They are very discounted. I like to support a store that knows how to treat its customers and is very personable in assisting. Did I mention they also still have the cosmetic counters also something that is very traditional and very helpful.

This is a huge department store that seemingly goes on forever. The different departments aren't…read morechopped up with interior walls as much allowing you to easily find your way around to the sections you desire. I love the two chairs and a desk on either side of the mall entrance. Very classy! All of the men's section is located on the ground floor and the second floor is pretty much all women's stuff. So counting the majority of the ground floor already appealing to the women, I bet they love this store with its vast amount of inventory. I found what I was looking for right away. There is a men's restroom by the elevator on the ground floor, but no signage alerting you to this fact. The women's restroom is on the second floor in the same general area, along with a very spacious customer service department.

In the 1960s and 70s, Southern Plaza was a go-to shopping destination for Indy's southsiders. It…read morewas a solid alternative to going all the way down to Greenwood Park Mall. These days? Southern Plaza is showing its age despite some efforts at renovation. There's an intriguing blending together of lifestyle shops, retail, and a few dining options, however, gone are the days when I would start wheeling at one end of the shopping center and keep shopping until I hit the other end. What's here now? Goodwill has a thrift store here along with one of their Excel Center spots (education). Oak Street Health is here along with ComDent Dental. There's a Great Clips and a couple other businesses dedicated to health and/or lifestyle. There's still a Kroger in a side outlot. There's an AMC Theatre on the backside of the shopping center that also has an IMAX. I would note it's an older theater and not particularly wheelchair friendly, however, I still make my way out here on occasion. Harbor Freight Tools is pretty cool. Dining options include El Azabache. There's a Steak n' Shake, Bert & Den's Grille, a Wing Street, and a couple other places. Dining in Southern Plaza used to be much nicer, though for the most part the nicer options have either gone under or departed. The good news here is that accessible parking is plentiful, curb cuts are great, and the overall sidewalk surface is relatively flat and easy for those with mobility impairments. This is open-air, of course, however, storefronts are pretty well protected. I don't stop in here nearly as much as I used to, though I'll still check it out when I'm around. I likely visit the movie theatre the most followed by Goodwill, Harbor Freight, and the Kroger. While Southern Plaza is no longer a destination shopping center, it's right by the highway and easily serves as a pretty decent neighborhood retail center with a strong variety of shopping and dining options.

I think this has gone down hill a bit over the years, but it still offers quite a bit…read more You can shop for your groceries at Kroger's, get clothes at various stores, get some tools too while you are at it. For me the best part is the food. From a Mexican and an Indian sit down restaurants, to your faster options like Pizza Hut & Wings to Qdoba, you can definitely fill up here. There is also a storage unit, in case you buy way too much stuff, haha. Around the corner is an AMC Imax theater, which I did not know, also belongs to the Southern Plaza Shopping Center.

As a tourist visiting for a weekend: having lived in Silver Lake (LA, CA) for a few years and…read morehaving walked around a bit and dined in this area (Fountain Square), I think it's safe to say that this is the or at least one of the hipster areas in the Circle City. The area feels artsy and very pedestrian/bike friendly. The restaurants look nice, but not overly expensive or unapproachable. It's funny because when I visit new cities, I tend to gravitate towards the restaurants in these type of areas. On this trip, I ate at both Milktooth and Bluebeard - both wonderful places to eat. I also had drinks at Four Finger Distillery and Inferno Room. It's located really close to the main downtown Indianapolis area. I actually parked in the area between here and the downtown area when I went to the Colts game on the Sunday I was here.

It has changed from an artsy community to a more heavily food focused area. Not that I am…read morecomplaining. I thoroughly enjoy all sorts of foods. I take my foodie group to this area to dine out a lot. And you can take a nice walk around the area and admire the murals of this area. There are so many, gorgeous and from such talented artists. I often take a stroll before or after dinner to see the murals or peruse through the little shops. One of the big plus points had always been the free parking. Unfortunately it seems to be changing as I have ended up in a couple of paylots lately. I am not amused. So do yourself a favor and double check your parking spot to see if you need to pay.