This boutique was such a great spot! They had some great pieces and even a bar bar area! The hat…read morebar area was run by an amazing boss woman that makes custom hats! I was WOWED by her designs and knack to detail. The shop had some great staple items along with some different pieces that I have seen at other boutique stores. It was absolutely AMAZING! The staff was helpful and the fitting rooms were so nice. Great shop!

Love the selections and stylish clothing in this shop especially for christmas…read more Very friendly assistance while shopping l

Just recently discovered we have a new J.Crew Factory in Mandeville. I was super excited when I…read morediscover this. I was placing an order online when I discover this great news. I decided to go ahead with the online order due to a few of my items not being in stock at the store. I had the items shipped to the store (for free) and the experience was Great! When picking up my order the team members were very friendly and helpful. I will most definitely be back to shop in store. I highly recommend this store!!

Always pleasant. The employees are very nice and so helpful. I always buy my bras from them as the…read morestaff is knowledgeable and helpful. But, I always walk out with at least one outfit. Also, great sales!

Nice selection of plus sized clothing. Employee working was friendly. Everything seemed reasonably…read morepriced, but they had very few pants in short length except jeans and I can not wear jeans as the material irritates my skin. Evidently they have a larger selection of lengths online.

Old Navy is a store i would rather never step foot in again. That doesn't mean it is a bad place,…read morebut every time I go here I end up forking over more money than I would like to. That is more of a personal issue rather than a business issue so Old Navy gets a solid four stars, especially on sale items. I have no idea what the store has to do with the navy, but it does seem to be affiliated with the Gap. I assume this store may sell clothes for men, but I am usually here for the kids stuff. In the rear of the store is the sale section. I was able to find some very cheap outerwear for my kids that was priced at 50% off. The problem with the sale section being in the rear of the store is that you have to walk past all the non-sale items to get there. Because of that I was suckered into buying some more expensive items. of course they looked super cute and seemed well made, so who was I to complain. if my little girl wants boots with bunnies on the other girl wants sparkly sequined boots, who am I to argue? Because I spend so much here, I had a $5 credit on my card. It was easy to redeem from my phone which was a nice perk. One thing this location has is very friendly staff. Despite the large crowds and children running around like madmen, they were very friendly and helpful. While I hope I never have to come back, if you're looking for kid stuff, check out Old Navy.

I remember the first ever Old Navy I went into was at Lakeside Mall as well as the shirt I bought…read more I really liked Old Navy when I was younger because it really is a middle of the road style that isn't too far one way or the other. In my opinion, I do think there clothes quality is better than stores like Forever 21 or Charlotte Russe, but you're really just looking for moderate styles and staple pieces when you go here. Funny, but I feel like the more expensive things are in the middle aisle with everything that's more discounted and sales items are along the walls. Sometimes in a store like this you have to peruse a little, but on this day I found a cute light sweater'ish dark blue shirt for $9 that could go with a few different bottom options I have. There was a run in it that I didn't find till after I bought it, but due to the price being so low, it really didn't matter and wasn't really noticeable. They also have uniform clothing that I'm guessing could work for some of the local schools, and they give you the hangers your clothes are on (though I prefer my hangers at home). Service was quick, and I was out of there asap with my $9 shirt.

I've started shopping at Old Navy recently, and I realized that I've been missing out. They have a…read morelot to offer from basics, jeans, work out clothes, dresses, shoes, and etc. Seems like there's always a sale going on and that there's a good bit of things on clearance. This store didn't have much in there clearance area . Overall, the store didn't seem as big as others to me, but it may be because of the way it was arranged. I didn't find any outfits I was interested in, but I was able to purchase 2 pairs of shoes for under $20 which is pretty impressive.

This is always a quality place to stop into and look around. Their jeans in my humble opinion are…read morethe very best. They usually have sales like 30% off every few weeks so just get out and give it a shot. The employees are always nice and welcoming. No complaints here. Every so often I purchase something in here, just depends what new stylish fads they have. This old navy is good.

My wife and I stopped by Shoe Station, on Highway 21, on a Saturday and found a fairly wide…read moreselection of men's, women's, and children's shoes. Service was good and values seemed representative of those at other chains.

Amazing clothes, great service. It's like having your own personal shopper when you walk in and…read moreshop with Jenny. She's amazing and has incredible taste.

This is one of the best TJ Maxx's between Texas and Louisiana. It always has an abundance of…read morewell-organized inventory and has so many great deals! Staff is friendly and even when the line is long, it moves quickly. I go to this location every time I'm in town and always leave with awesome finds! Today, I found boscia coal scrubbers normally sold at Sephora for $15 for $4. OPI for $4 and other off brand beauty and home decor for great prices!

I usually have good experiences at this TJ Maxx, but tonight (March 18 around 8:35 pm) was really…read moreuncomfortable to witness. While we were checking out, an elderly woman walked up behind us, clearly a little confused. The cashier, Dasia, repeatedly asked her--at least five times--if she had pressed the call button, in a very abrupt tone. The woman looked embarrassed and didn't seem to understand what was being asked of her. It just felt unnecessarily harsh. I completely understand retail can be stressful, but a little patience and kindness, especially with older customers, would go a long way. Hoping this was just an off moment, because I've had better experiences here before.