I've been coming to The Shops at Stonefield since its inception over ten years ago. It was built as…read morean upscale center which Charlottesville never had. It continues to be maintained nicely and is located nearby the highway. An anchor is Trader Joe's which is unconnected to the strips. Also Regal movie theater. Stonefield is a common place I shop when in town. Other places I have visited are Pottery Barn, Burton's Grill and Meezh. I have overnighted at adjacent Homewood Suites, I will continue to shop Stonefield in the future.

If you toss stones on the water, skimming them on the surface, and then feel bad for the fishes and…read moreducks you hit, what about the stone? Imagine how the stone feeled? Now this is what I'm talking about. The shops at Stonefield. Absolutely awesome shiny brand-new generic shopping mall. Bastion of American capitalism. Just kidding. I mean it's true but ew. I really don't like these places. This is the wave of the future. Trying to create a shopping village but it's completely fake. Completely plastic. And full of brand names at extremely high prices. Not somewhere I would ever shop and neither should you. You will though. Most Yelpers do. Because Yelpers are mostly rich pieces of oh hi how's your day. Really though if it was a bit more affordable for the masses I'd give it a 3. But ew.

I was killing time so decided to check the store out. Saved some money by finding items I planned…read moreto buy in the grocery store later in the day. The downside and why stars marked off is because over half the items I looked at and was interested had no price tag or area in the shelf to show pricing. To be able to know the prices I would have needed a worker with me the entire shopping trip .

Overall, this place is a hole…read more BUT, I did find some useful items, including two very cool mid-century lamps for $8. So I do very much appreciate this store for what it is: on par with a thrift store, with a greater selection of household items. Given

Gone downhill . Time for it to close. All it's good for is returning clothes that don't fit from…read moreonline. I had a tag pop off pants when I removed from package and when I returned them the lady made a snotty comment. You could tell pants were not worn.

It is wonderful to have such a good selection of clothing available locally. It is important to me…read moreto try on clothes before purchasing, and I appreciate that Belks is here.

Long brick lined path lined both sides with shops. Shops of skateboards, tea, coffee, vintage…read moreclothes, new clothes, theater, cover band nightclub, ice cream, atm, escape room, pinball arcade, city hall, eyebrow tattoo, united bank, Bank of America bank, sandwich shops, Thai food, Nepal Tibet food, Italian red, burger place, brewery pubs , city hall and a big pavilion for outdoor events. Also a long chalkboard to write messages. And a horse carousel for kids next to a discovery play spot. The city hall bldg had a neat 3D sculpture embedded in the wall of 3 presidents. It was a sunny day but one side of the walk path has perfect shade all along it from the buildings

The Historic Downtown Mall is a must see when visiting Charlottesville, NC. There are several…read morenearby garages and parking lots so we didn't have any issues finding parking g. The area has many shops, bars, and restaurants throughout the Downtown Mall. We grabbed some dinner and made for a lovely evening. There were even street performers out. https://www.visitcharlottesville.org/directory/charlottesville-historic-downtown-mall/

I like TJ Maxx. Different locations have items you might not find at another store. The strip mall…read morehas several stores. This is easy to find and get a parking space. I usually focus on handbags, accessories and travel items. There are usually sale items on display. Be alert in the parking lot. Not everyone is paying attention.

My wife loves TJ Maxx, so I have been to my share of them. This one has the usual myriad amount of…read morehome goods. However there was much merchandise on the floor and it was littered with fallen clothes and hangers and items in the wrong section. Our cashier said they are very short staffed. Charlottesville Virginia location.

I always find something I love at Consignment House. I've bought several pieces for myself,…read moreincluding an amazing 1940s transom at a great price, along with art and unique decor. It's also my go-to for gifts, since they have such a great mix of antiques and one-of-a-kind items at different price points. Geoff is wonderful, super knowledgeable, and the store has a really cool, welcoming vibe. A must-visit spot in Charlottesville.

They had great bracelet for my spouse that was made by a well known Navajo artist who's no longer…read morewith us. Something you wouldn't find just everywhere. Very fair deal and pleasant and responsive people to work with. Immediate shipping. Thanks for a nice online experience!

The Pokemon section was expansive but extremely overpriced. I understand that Dicks needs to…read moreprofit, but seeing as they are a retail store, they should sell their things at retail prices. I'm not just annoyed - if they were selling things for an adult hobby at way over MSRP I would be annoyed. But they are charging children hundreds of dollars to pursue their hobby. I'm genuinely appalled that they think it's okay to overcharge little kids who were probably excited to come to Dicks after school and buy some Pokemon, only to realize that their parents see how unreasonable the prices are and decide a few Pokemon packs aren't worth multiple days of work. Dicks probably plans to restock soon, and possibly even up the prices because they sold out. They are actively contributing to the inflation of cards, when selling for MSRP would help bring the market down and still make them reasonable amounts of profit. I assume they will have some UPC/SPCs soon, as that's probably the biggest profit margin, and I encourage them to sell at msrp and bring the hobby back to an affordable price for children. Kids can't afford 280$ for cards. DICKS MANAGEMENT, assuming you see this, I'm not saying you should stop selling cards, or stock less just because of a lower profit. I'm saying you should keep selling them, but not as overpriced crap, as a fun and affordable hobby for kids to enjoy, at a price kids can afford.

Went in to buy shoes. This was literally the worst customer service I've experienced possibly ever…read more The staff just sat there staring- I had to ask for help finding a shoe. They pointed. It was like pulling teeth to get the guy to help. I was going to buy 3 pairs of shoes. Then my husband bought a pair of muck boots and they didn't bother to check the box (nor did we as we expected 2 shoes). We got home and only one shoe. The most awful experience. They didn't even understand sizing across genders and kids! The most frustrating.

Been stopping by here off and on for years. Great store with excellent inventory. Everyone I've…read moreinteracted with has been absolutely fantastic. Helpful, knowledgeable and great to do business with. Not many of these kinds of stores for men around so when you find a jewel like this it's important to support.

I won't shop for suits anywhere else as long as I'm in Charlottesville, and here's why:…read more I went in to get a suit for some upcoming job interviews. Mike sized me up and was immediately on the phone to order my suit from his supplier, with expedited shipping at no extra charge. The price was a bit more than I'd pay at Men's Warehouse, but not a whole lot more, and the garments are of noticeably higher quality, and each suit comes with lifetime free alterations. He called me the minute it came in, and I went down to try it on. It fit great, and looked great, but I immediately noticed it was a charcoal grey, rather than the lighter grey I wanted, and which I heard Mike order on the phone. In short, I knew it was the supplier's mistake, not the Shop's. But Mike didn't pass the buck, didn't explain it away. He took accountability for his supplier's mistake, and had the charcoal suit altered for me to use in my interview, and ordered the correct grey one for me when I get back. I was expecting to give back the charcoal one, but when I returned to try on the altered suit, he insisted I keep both for the trouble. I was blown away. Mike's words were "I do business the right way, the way it used to be done". Indeed. I can't recommend this place highly enough.