Deals, Deals, Deals !!…read more If you're in the Memphis area, then you have to check out the Southaven Outlets. This is a Tanger Mall, and although there are lots of deals to be found, you can find additional deals and discounts with the app. After a weekend in Memphis, I went to Southaven to find great deals. I stocked up on Columbia, PUMA, Nike, and Under Armour and even with the USD to CAD exchange rates, I still saved quite a bit of money. There are many stores to choose from, as well as coffee and food options, so that you can recharge and get more shopping done.

Walking into Tanger Outlets near Memphis is like stepping into a shopper's playground--except…read moreinstead of slides and swings, it's racks and deals. The moment I got there, I was hit with that familiar "Do I really need this?" battle in my brain as I eyed everything from Nike sneakers to Kate Spade handbags. The layout is open and bright, making it easy to wander from one store to the next without feeling like a lost tourist on a mall safari. Parking was plenty, so no awkward circling while pretending to look for a spot--always a win. Food options? Let's just say if you go expecting a five-course meal, you might want to pack a snack (or seven). Auntie Anne's Pretzels and Krispy Kreme do their best to keep spirits up, but I found myself dreaming of a food court throne to rest my weary feet and carb-load. By the time I left, my shopping bags were heavier than my willpower, and my wallet was a little lighter (thanks, good sales). Tanger Outlets is basically a retail therapy session disguised as a sunny day out--and honestly, I'd book an appointment again. Five stars for the deals, minus one star for the snack selection (I'm still salty about that).

Am a in selection of old rare clocks. It's a must see if you are looking for a new timepiece.read more

The Shack is an antique mall full of actual treasures to find. This is not a craft showcase only…read morelike some. I've found old photos and maps of the local area as well as other unique items. Recommend stopping in regularly. Olive Branch.

A pretty cool shopping center with a few hotels surrounding it to guarantee a steady flow of…read morecustomers. There are a good selection of stores and it is convenient not only for locals, but for visitors to Memphis, as it is only about twenty minutes to a half hour outside of Memphis, Tennessee. All in all, I would recommend a visit here.

Outdoor shopping mall about [located in Southaven MS] 20 minutes from downtown Memphis…read more You need it, it's probably here. My favorite stops: Sportman's Warehouse Books -a- Million Dillards Journeys Finish Line HH Gregg J.C. Penny Never super crowded, but of course I never go on the weekends (if I can help it) either.

This place has leftover goods from Costco's around the country- so if you want a deal and have the…read moretime to rummage through goods that change from week to week, then you will like this place. They had temperpedic pillows for $16, and kitchen goods and clothing - worth stopping by!

I was leaving Target in Southaven when I saw a "new" overstock/discount house. I love this genre…read moreof store. Like most other stores in this genre, Costless Outlets' products fall into two categories: A) really good deals B) stuff that makes me look at the price tag twice because it is full retail value. Good stuff they had when I went today: The deluxe Crock-Pot with digital timer for less than $30. Ink Cartridges for my printer, 3 for $25. 6 jumbo rolls of TP for $3.50. I take these and other purchases to the register, and ask the cashier, "So how long have you guys been here?" He says 4 years. Really? I had no idea. I've driven past it countless times. Based on the merchandise in stock today, I would assume at least 75% comes from Costco. Don't expect to find anything in particular- Enjoy the unexpected. I'll be back soon.

if I could give zero stars, I would. The owner is a very rude lady. She picks up the phone as if…read moreit is her personal cell phone. Maybe it is, and that's wrong on her part. She's running a business, and should treat any potential customers politely and with respect. Do not do business with this lady. I called to see if she would be interested in doing business with me, as I have several items that I would like to put on consignment. Before I could even tell her the details of my items, she quickly responded with "I'm not interested in anything you have." She then proceeded to hang up the phone on me. I'm an understanding person, and I get it if business is not good right now, but there's a right and wrong way to speak to people. In my opinion, she is not very good with customer service.

Cool little Flea Market type place where the people selling the things just leave it there and have…read morethe people (the owners I assume) sell it for them for a cut of the profit, I guess. You can find anything from frozen vittles to threads to tractor signs to junk craft stuff to furniture to llamas and beyond. I bet you could find nine "live, laugh, love" signs here. I'm not sure how any of this works really. I just walk around with my wife and agree with her judgement on things. I make sounds and stuff. She comes here a lot without me too I think. She buys things for the kids all of the time. Recently, she found a dresser here for my Grands nursery. She told my kid about it and kid came to check it out and it was gone. Kid found it at another place like this in Collierville for like $250 more than it was here. The exact same one! Crazy thing is.... They bought it! I never thought of flipping things from a place like this, but I guess you can always find a suc... buyer for anything. One man's trash is another man's treasure, they say. Anyone in the market for a LLL sign?? '24 - 11/100

"Sweetie, for my birthday, Christmas, and Mother's Day, just save yourself some time and go to…read morePaisley Pineapple and buy me anything except Vera Bradley, Willow Tree, or MSU stuff." That's what I told my husband when I left there. I hadn't been in a few years, but I kept seeing ads of all of the things they carry, so I had to stop in again. So glad I did! It's probably my new favorite shop. So, what do they have that makes this place so wonderful? Everything a girl could want! They carry pottery from Fingerprint, Tab Boren, Etta B, and Crossroads Pottery, just to name a few. They have a fantastic selection of jewelry, including Earth Grace, Brighton, Waxing Poetic, and Kitzi. This is definitely the place to go for monograms, whether its jewelry, cosmetic bags, beach towels or shirts. They have a few super cute tops and dresses, and I believe I even spotted a few pair of shoes. I also noticed a good selection of picture frames and candles. The staff is friendly and helpful, but not overbearing. Everything is reasonably priced for what you're getting. Whether you want to buy yourself something extraordinary, or you're looking for the perfect gift for someone, this is the place to go! You can thank me later. :)

Great finds. I was looking for a present for a Malaysian…read morefriend and I ended up getting a great cooking book with recipes from Mississippi, the book was very good, they loved it, and the ladies from the store even wrapped it so beautiful, it was a really good gift that they really liked and appreciated. I also got a really good marmalade (raspberries and jalapeno) for a good appetizer with friends. Overall, I always hit this store for nice and unique gifts(usually silver jewelry) and they're always a hit.

I'm so glad I discovered this place! This is my second visit and I always manage to find something…read moreto purchase. I'm not really sure if that's a good or bad thing. The Commerce Street Market can be comparable to an indoor flea market consisting of many local vendors. However, much better than your average flea market. One can find a large variety of merchandise available for all ages. Also check out their Facebook page for updates on sales and arrival of new merchandise. The young ladies that work there are very helpful and friendly. This gem is located right off of Commerce and across the street from the tennis courts. Look for the turquoise sign.

From the owner: Over 7,000 square feet filled with over 100 vendors with something for everyone! We have Antiques,…read moreHome Decor, Candles, Boutiques, Amish Goods, Gifts & More!

As I have said before I am a huge fan of boutiques. I stumbled on the Purple Pickle on Facebook,…read morewhen a friend of mine liked one of their photos. I looked at the photo of a dress they had gotten in, then continued to cyber stalk the place because I wanted to see more. I went through photo after photo saying to myself, "I want that. I need that. That is adorable." So, I woke up on this rainy Saturday, picked up my mom (who is always down for a shopping adventure) and made the trek out to Olive Branch. While the store is not in the town square, and a little off the beaten path, it wasn't too hard to find. I fell in love when I walked in! They had adorable clothes, cheap sunglasses, cute jewelry, tons of knick knacks and collegiate gift items. This is huge. I went to MS State (go dawgs) and they had some adorable items that I could definitely use in my home! While the other collegiate items didn't interest me, they had a variety of school stuff to choose from. I appreciate that, even though I am die hard fan of one team. I also appreciate how sweet the woman behind the counter was. You can't beat good customer service. Anyways I walked away with an adorable top and a cheap pair of sunglasses, but I WILL be back. And soon. I could do some damage in that store.

Who reviews a mall? Bunch of dang dorks, thats who…read more I'm just kidding losers, you are all too cool for me. Allow me to join your club please... This mall has seen better days as far as occupancy is concerned. It once had a very diverse selection of stores to choose from. Now days, not so much. Dillards is still here and it is still a good Dillards. You have no problems finding some help, getting what you need. It's probably the best Dill's around. I am glad it's still here because the side it's on is like 20% full at the most. It was bought recently and is trying really hard, but I don't know man. They are leasing to some strange tenants, like taekwondo and karate studios, and a (swear to god) Slime store. Like you make slime there. That is the whole thing. The old Macy's is now some scary furniture store. I think there are at least 4-9 squatters in that mug. Milano's is even gone now!!!! What???!!!! Why????? I'm seriously going to cry. Nashoba opened recently and they have a cool concept, but need to start getting the food right. If you read this whole thing, you are now also a dork. '24 - 75-102

Good choices for food and shopping. Always clean, during Christmas it's very well decorated. The…read morerestaurants like Firebirds or Stix is always a worth the stop eatery.

Wow This place looks…read morelike an abandoned mall from a zombie movie. There's some little food shops near the opening that are still operating. And there's a barber shop inside and the people in the barber shop were really nice. There is a small variety of fast fashion stores inside. My guess is the people local to this area stop and grab what they need and go. But the exterior and the way people are parked in front and the mall at the curb... security (I think they were security) just casually and unprofessionally hanging out. This mall is not somewhere you want to stop unless you're going to a specific store to get a specific thing. You wouldn't want to just stop here to browse at all.

It was built in 1966, and was the first enclosed mall in the Mid-South. It has been kept up…read morereasonably well. Sears and Macy's are the anchors along with over 60 other stores. My favorites spots are Milano's and Macy's The mall has had well publicized incidents of crime but I felt pretty safe upon my recent visit and saw an ample presence of security.