It was probably not the best idea to go here on Memorial Day, but I did…read more I was gifted a Greg Norman golf shirt that I needed to exchange. I was already in the area so what the heck. The weather was sketchy so I didn't think it would be too crowded but that was a bad call. The parking spaces are WAY too small! Larger SUV's taking two spaces & you can't blame them. I got to the store & made the exchange & got out of there PDQ!

Review for Charlotte Premium Outlets…read more After relocating to Charlotte from the San Francisco Bay Area, I've kept my same philosophy about shopping: retail prices are optional if you're willing to do a little homework. I'm always looking for quality and value without paying unnecessary markups, and this outlet center has been a very reliable place to find both. I needed professional clothing, shoes, and luggage for work, so I made the drive out here--and I found everything I needed in one trip. One of my best purchases was a beautiful piece of luggage from Travelpro at a great price. Many of the stores also offer additional discounts if you sign up for their rewards programs, which can make the savings even better. Stores I frequent most: * Banana Republic * J.Crew * Ann Taylor * LOFT * Saks Off 5th * Old Navy (very large location with great basics) * Le Creuset -- always fun to browse, even if just window shopping If you have the time to look carefully and shop strategically, you can really find high-quality items here at excellent prices. My personal shopping strategy: * I avoid weekends whenever possible * I park near the Saks entrance, especially along the back row where it's easier to remember where you parked * I shop during off-hours for a calmer, more efficient experience Parking overall is plentiful, and the layout is easy to navigate once you learn your preferred entry point. Another thing I appreciate is the atmosphere. In my experience, the staff across stores have been knowledgeable, polite, and helpful. The overall vibe feels practical and approachable--people are there to shop, not to show off. There are also plenty of restaurants and fast-casual options nearby, so it can easily become a full outing. If you're planning a larger shopping trip, using store hold or will-call services can be a smart way to keep your purchases secure while you continue browsing. As someone who pays attention to value and cost of living, I've found shopping in North Carolina--and the Southeast in general--to be refreshingly affordable compared to the West Coast. That difference alone makes places like this especially worthwhile. Bottom line: Easy parking, strong value, and a wide selection of reliable brands. If you shop strategically and avoid peak times, this outlet center can be a very productive and enjoyable place to find quality items at fair prices.

We were passing by but had time to kill. So we stopped into this shopping center…read more We spent most of our time in the Firefly thrift shop. Please check out my review. https://yelp.to/FHzDYZOnUf There's quite a selection of establishments in this shopping center. From appliances to a pub. There's even a church and chainsaw art. It's pretty cool to have a place with so many different businesses that are not part of chains. We will be coming back to check out the pub.

Village Commons is a shopping center at the intersection of Waxhaw-Indian Trail Road and Weddington…read moreRoad. There are actually two phases. The one at the southeast corner has a Target, PetSmart and some other stores. I was on the southwest corner today. This phase of the shopping center is anchored by a Harris Teeter, YMCA, Wells Fargo bank and a number of restaurants plus an animal hospital. There is a lot of real estate here making for an open plan parking area that is very well maintained and the landscaping is properly trimmed. Lots of parking. Easy access to Waxhaw-Indian Trail Road if you want to go south and Weddington Road from the west. There is a traffic light at the intersection for u-turns. Crossing from Phase I to Phase II is an adventure I was not up to experiencing today. [Review 13105 overall, 422 of 2020.]

Good selection fair prices did have to stand in line for a long time. But they consistently offer…read moregreat deals

Easy to shop with a mission. The areas on the store floor were clean and well organized…read more Good customer service

Anchored by Harris Teeter, this shopping center includes Pet Supermarket, Great Clips, Jersey Mikes…read moreand Dilworth Coffee as well as a nail salon and dry cleaner. Large and orderly parking lot. It is effectively a strip mall with a bank at one end, the Harris Teeter and other stores along the center, and Goodwill at the other end. There's also a gas station and an ABC. [Review 11574 overall, 1354 of 2019.]

Love all the places to shop. Harris tweeter the best one Lams kitchen the best food you can eat.read more

Located in a very safe and friendly area of town, SunValley Commons has a little something for the…read morewhole family. As developers are more geared towards the "outside mall" theme for convenience, these modern day amalgamations of mall and strip mall have seemed to be the flavor of the day. Moreover, the ease of getting in and out of the area is easy considering the two main streets it resides on within a stones throw from the highway. Obviously the anchor store or interest point is Stone Theatres Sun Valley Cinema. This facility is clean and most of the auditoriums have very up to date audio and video equipment. The movie theatre is immediately flanked by restaurants on the right and left, catering to those families that may want to grab a bite to eat after the flix. As for the kids, there's a frozen yogurt shop and moving further out, a "lego" type of store and a pet groomer. There are more restaurants of a few different cuisines as well as a tabacco shop, hotworx, bridal ware, nails, you name it. Further out, a CVS is there, more nails and restaurants including live music at a few places, fast food, spa, salon and so on. SunValley has a lot of what most families need in a very small area. So if you're with the kids or a couple looking for some fun on a Friday night, chances are this area has you covered. Drop by and stay for a while!

This large mix-use development is located at the intersection of Old Monroe Road and Wesley Chapel…read moreStouts Road. More than just a shopping center, it's a place for shopping and eating and entertainment. I'd guess that just about anything you need is here, short of a car dealership. The 14 screen movie theater is at the apex of the shopping center, surrounded by casual and fast dining restaurants. Two coffee shops, beauty shop, pharmacy and two separate auto repair outlets are here. Urgent care, wedding wear and even a funeral home. Yep, everything. Easy access from both sides with a very large parking lot that is designed to keep folks from going way too fast. And there's still room for more development. [Review 14334 overall, 1658 of 2020, number 2701 in North Carolina.]

Definitely becoming more luxurious and catering to luxury stores. Regular everyday stores are being…read morepushed out. Kind of sucks!!!! A seen and be seen mall. Feels like they are looking for 5th Avenue in Charlotte.

Nice mall. Great store variety. Very busy so parking can be hit or miss. Beautiful decor.read more

The name of this place threw me off. I drove past it a couple of times and kept thinking it was…read morelike an office furniture store or something. One day on Facebook, an ad popped up for this place and I realized what I thought it was and what it actually was is completely different. This place is a treasure chest. One that you will need ample time and patience for. This business of full of rows of bins of returns from amazon. Depending on the day, determines how much your treasure finds are. No matter what you find this is what You pay for one item: Monday $4 Tuesday $3 Wednesday $2 Thursday $2 Friday $6 Saturday $5 Bring plastic gloves. You'll be digging through bins and items. You'll thank me for this. Some of the items are in boxes and you can't tell what the item looks like. Don't open at the bin. You can bring any item to an opening station, and they will open for you. They restock and replenish on Friday & Saturday - hence the higher price tag. Our best find has been two hydro flask for $3 each. But we've purchased portable chargers, skin care items, collagen peptides, coffee, face masks, blankets, comforters and so much more. All from their bins. They do have a shoe area and other items not located in the bins. Those items are Priced as Marked. If you have some spare time and enjoy a good find, then this place is for you.