It's a great store people that has everything!!!! It's a great store to go gift shopping…read more Pricing is okay if you have the money to spend There's enough room for people who want the 6 feet distance

New owners who are very sweet. This is an ideal shop if you're looking for gifts for middle aged…read moreto elderly White women, or ironic hipsters. I suppose that's an oxymoron, so I should just say, hipsters. Also, they have a lot of nice dragon and magic ornamentation. Very affordable prices. There is absolutely nothing in here I would want, but really, it's a gift shop. If you're a middle class, suburban adult and your mother is still alive, make sure you stop by here in time for Mother's Day on your way to the florist.

I love Southridge! It's easily my favorite Milwaukee area mall. Store selection is great,…read moreespecially for someone who's plus size! Food options are affordable and typical for a mall food court. The Icee's at the combination Mrs. Fields & TCBY are made perfectly, and I definitely wish I got a large size instead of a small. Service was great at the few stores I visited (Torrid, Rally House, Hot Topic, and Claire's). If you like shopping or even walking a mall, I highly recommend taking the trip to Southridge for your next spree!

Southridge Mall in Greendale, Wisconsin has a lot of stores that bring back great memories for me…read more I had the occasion to visit the Mall recently after a 10-year hiatus. I was disappointed to see that some stores had relocated, but I was happy to see a lot of familiar stores prospering. I have always enjoyed ambience and aromas while walking the main corridor. The entire mall is blessed with staff that is very Wisconsin friendly. All were helpful in helping our small group find and direct us to the appropriate stores to make our purchases. We needed some special products and because of their help we were able to locate them. As we walked in the main corridor staff members were saying hello and giving out samples, including food and fragrances. The mall staff/security were very helpful also. We were trying to find the best place to stand to get public transportation. He not only told us, but he took us there and stayed with us until public transportation arrived. He was the perfect representative for Southridge Mall! Great stores such as Macy's, Bed Bath & Beyond, Starbucks, Mrs Fields, Cinnabon, Foot locker, Claire's, JCPenney and many others are all located at this mall. They're undergoing renovation but it is worth a trip. Easy parking in the front or behind for those that decide to drive. Public transportation from buses to trains have stops located near entrances. I hope new stores will find their way to this location.

First time visit to this store. I was very impressed by the array and quantity of the shoes on…read moredisplay, though my shoe size (8.5) was a bit sparse in their inventory. While perusing the many aisles, I was approached by two different sales people at different times who were very polite, offering help. When told no thanks, they left me alone which I appreciated, as opposed to some other stores that have sales people that "helicopter" their shoppers. When finding one of the pair of shoes I wanted in my size, I grabbed the box and realized that it only had one shoe in it; the other was the display model. I brought them to the checkout area and asked a woman behind the register, whom I believe was the store manager, to verify it was okay to use the display shoe. I then asked her if she could keep the shoes there for me while I continued shopping. Though little was said, she was very unfriendly and curt in her response. When taking the second pair of shoes I found in my size, the same thing occurred. I picked up the shoe box in my size and discovered that it, too, was missing a shoe and the other was the display model. I also brought this to the register with the same lady store manager and said, "Would you believe that both shoes I wanted to buy today in my size were used for the display? Isn't that funny?" ... referring to the coincidence and irony. Apparently, my comment irritated her because she made a face at me and rudely admonished me with some garbage about their inventory and store policy. The store has a large parking lot and shouldn't be a problem parking. All-in-all, this store deserves at least a four (4) star rating, but the fact that this woman behind the counter and most probably the store manager was so unfriendly, surly and rude to me, they get three stars.

My husband is a fan of Skechers shoes, so when I drove by this outlet, I made a mental note to…read moreswing by the next time he was in need of some new shoes. Which is exactly what we did. Our experience here was ok. They have a large variety of Skechers to choose from, yet somehow we didn't find anything we were excited enough about to try on. We also expected their prices to be more of a bargain, when, in actuality they're pretty much what you would pay any where else in town. The whole vibe of the store is a bit haphazard and while there's tons of stock, there's not necessarily tons of stock in a variety of sizes (ie: not all sizes were represented). All in all, a bit of a ho-hum experience. I wouldn't likely make the trip to Greenfield for it when I can find Skechers at similar prices at other retailers closer by.

Drexel town square always seems to have something going on! If you live or work in the area, then…read moreyou know summertime at Drexel square is filled with squeals of joy coming from the splash pad and wintertime has twinkling lights galore. It's always beautifully decorated no matter when you visit and plenty of signage to keep you informed of seasonal events. The Oak Creek farmers market is held at Drexel square every Saturday from 9am-1pm in the summer and one I've been to a couple of times. This farmers market has a variety of flowers, fruits, vegetables, honey, cheeses, meats but also a number of local artisans selling their creations. Something for everyone, from jewelry and lotions to soups and jerkies. There was even a live band playing! We opted for a yummy cold brew before picking up some cheese, meat and veggies to fill the free oak creek farmers market bag we received along the way as we walked past the vendor tents. The area was clean, people were friendly and everyone seemed to be enjoying the lovely day at the Oak Creek farmers market. It's worth stopping by to see what local farmers and artisans have for you!

My husband and I randomly wound up at the Drexel Town Square one evening in search for a margarita…read more The green space in the middle is lovely, with benches along the side and pathways that cut through the space. Shops and restaurants occupy most of the ground floor space; luxury apartments are, of course, located above most of the shops. The gorgeous Oak Creek Public Library is located on the south end and there is a there is a grocery shop, pet store, dentist, bank, and more food options adjacent to the Square. Several of the storefronts were unoccupied, likely due to the aftermath that was 2020. It is definitely worth checking out when the weather is nice and you are looking for something new to experience. Come hungry, most of the restaurants have outdoor seating and it would be a great place to enjoy the warm sunshine :)

Lots of good stuff to be found here and my go to for party supplies. Only one cashier was there so…read moreyou have to have patience. Tried to make small talk but he didn't seem interested. This is still my favorite location for Dollar Tree stores

The dollar tree store is huge and has a frozen section for all your needs but also it's cheap and…read morecan find some good bang for your buck! Overall a great place to shop for cheap stuff!

Mayfair has truly passed the test of time in the city. It keeps evolving with the trends and…read moreaesthetics. Even the food court has hooked up with The Times. Plenty of options for all ages in both shopping and dining options. It is my go to in the area. The evening has Security for under age and they even have wristbands once they are checked of age so they are not bothered again.

As malls go this one is alive! In a day and age where we are seeing the demise of the mall this…read morelocation has managed to stay relevant, up to date, and just busy! Great selection of stores, clean environment, lots of parking, a descent food court, and well just a safe environment. When I was here the place was packed! Good to se that at least one mall is keeping the tradition alive!

Very aesthetically pleasing outdoor shopping plaza with a main square and interesting collection of…read morestores and restaurants. We've visited a handful of times for various events they host and always have a great time. In the summer there are free workout classes and yesterday we visited for the tree lighting that also features a drone show and appearances from Santa and Frozen's Elsa and Anna. My go to spots for shopping here are Madewell, Anthropologie, and Altar'd State. The LL Bean is also huge. Lots of parking options (although be aware it can sometimes get very busy) including a parking garage. Very walkable to everything the Corners has to offer

We've been here a number of times over the years…read more While it was exciting and cool at first, it has become busy and tough to walk around/park. I'm also not all that excited about the store and restaurant offerings given the hassle. It does look like they try to use the main space for movies, live streaming games, family nights, etc but we've never tried any of those out. There has been turnover of some stores/restaurants though so always something different to check out. I will say that it's nice to have free parking compared to some other similar mall concepts like this. All in all, good but not great.

I always stop in when in the area or call to find out if they have what I am looking for. The…read morecustomer service is phenomenal. They even have items that you can buy at RH retail for at least $200 less with zero damage! Just inspect the item you want and if you believe it is worth the price for you go for it! I get my bed linens and bath linens from here as well as beautiful furniture pieces. I am sad to find out that they will no longer have textiles, however hopeful that they will continue to have beautiful flawless furniture pieces. I compared a look a like furniture pieces that was $500 less and the main difference was the construction of it and durability. The cheaper one was made from MDF board while this one was made from Solid Wood. You most certainly get what you pay for! Our latest purchase was a Media console and linen sheets, the sheets were 60% off the outlet price. We purchased sheets for Twin, Full and King size bed, a total of 6 sets with duvet and extra pillows cases and it came out to just around $400 what a deal! We purchase the media console at over 50% off the online price. Loaded the console in our Truck on its side, we put the 2nd and 3rd row seat down and set it up Home the same day....

High quality merchandise at a deep discount but still expensive…read more If your looking for a lazy boy this is not your store. This is a high end retailer and Milwaukee is lucky to have this option available. The only drawback is you need a 3rd party for delivery which they provide. Their furniture and accessories are second to none. Due to the outlet monicker items may be spotty but inventory changes weekly

I like this store! I can always find something here…read more They have a great selection of home decor. It ranges from seasonal, kitchen, furniture, ect. I can always find something worth buying and they have a large variety. One of my favorite places to browse and just look!

Love the way I was followed around the store by this LP guy who needs WAY more training!…read more Guess what, I can do a return and still keep my bag that has another return for menards in it without having to be questioned or followed from an amateur at an Off Price retailer. Guess what, Iam LP too and Im better then you! Good store but wont be shopping there again do to the d/!b guy! But I will post your picture everywhere!

Stan's has the old-school charm of bygone era department stores with modern options for work,…read moreathletic and casual wear. This isn't grandma's shoe store. Or maybe it is, she'd love it. But us middle aged and younger folks will also enjoy it. Why? Because the staff actually helps you find shoes that fit correctly. I was here many moons ago to buy work shoes. Something professional yet comfortable. And flat, since I can't wear heels. By golly, they found me a Goldilocks shoe that I never would have located on my own. I bought 3 more pair after that as they wore out, no need to change perfection. So here I am, years later, looking for a comfortable, supportive casual shoe to help alleviate my pain. I was asking for a lot, but the gentleman who helped me found the perfect shoe. I wanted to cry, my feet immediately felt like they were being hugged by clouds. The staff at Stan's did it again. Now, it's not magic. It's having someone who helps to find your actual correct shoe size. For 20 years I have just assumed I was an 11 or 10.5, sometimes wide, depending on the brand. Turns out that I've been purchasing shoes a half size too large. I used to love a slightly roomier shoe, I thought that's how it should be. But my recent two pair that I have purchased have literally saved me. They are the correct size, they offer actual support, and they have a generous cushion to them. My knee and foot pain have gone from an 8-10 down to an occasional 2-3. Will Stan's work a miracle for your feet? Possibly. If you've been buying the wrong size forever like I have. But in general I have only had positive experiences here and so far zero complaints. As far as price goes, I have found them to offer the exact same price as I would have paid buying directly from the shoe maker online. For example, buying from Hoka directly costs the same as buying from Stan's. The difference is having them now versus waiting on shipping. Stan's will have occasional sales, but I have not compared pricing for those. So when it comes to value I'd say that yes, Stan's is of comparable value.

If you have not had your feet measured recently, go to Stan's! Her I am thinking I'm a size 10, and…read moreI should be wearing a 10.5/11! Kevin was so helpful in explaining shoe fit to me and watched me walk, pointing out that I pronate and need more arch support. I should rewind a bit though because this isn't like any old shoe store where you walk in and start trying things on. You enter, grab a number, walk around to look at shoes or take a seat in one of the many chairs throughout the store. Staff will then find you/call your number. I waited maybe ten minutes and spent another 25-30 with Kevin trying on different shoes. He gave me great advice on breaking in the shoes gradually as my previous shoes didn't have much arch support so it would be a bit of an adjustment. I left with one new pair of brooks aerials and ordered another pair that they didn't have in store. Yes the shoes are pricey but getting high quality shoes that fit your feet is important. Shoes that fit well will save you in the long run on future issues. I've already told several people today to head here and make sure they are wearing the correct shoe size and have the support they need.