Randolph Mall has plenty of parking and I bet you can find any type of apparel there due to the…read moredepartment stores. It also has Books-A-Million, which has decent coffee and plenty of books and magazines. It's really the only place in Asheboro aside from the library with that many books. Those are about all the good things I can say about the mall these days. Randolph Mall would be a Great Place for a zombie movie, because frankly, there's nobody in it. Unfortunately, this place seems to be going out of business fast. I asked one shop owner after noticing all the closed stores and he said he was moving soon too because the mall not only refuses to lower his rent, but brings less and less clientele in every month or so. The Book Store, Department Stores, Cinema, and Chick-fil-A are really the only things Randolph Mall has anymore. I walked through it last week and it was just one big vacuity. Very depressing. The barista at the bookstore even seemed overwhelmed with 2 or 3 customers in line, so I just wondered off to scan titles. I remember when I was a kid and going to this mall was a real outing. On Halloween, the pet store, Family Pets', gave out free goldfish, and in Boy Scout's we'd race our Pinewood Derby cars in the food court. We would get phone calls weekly for the jewelry store there because it was one digit off of my parent's ground line. Now even that place is out of business. It's sad to see a dying Asheboro landmark, but I guess even the pyramids at Giza have graffiti. I hope they can get their act together and evolve with the times. Asheboro is a good-sized city, it is in a good location and you have plenty of empty stores- now the only thing you have to do is sell the retail spaces and pull people in.

What a difference a couple of months can make. As of today there are only 2 empty spots and the…read moreplace is pretty busy most of the time. Week before last they had a local elementary school in here decorating a huge tree for the holidays, Thanksgiving Day people were actually lined up around the building, and weekends are as busy as any mall I've been to. It looks like they've been renovating and some store owners mentioned upcoming re-locations so the mall can update their space also. All in all I think they are doing a fairly good job of bringing an older mall up to date. The picture was taken at 2:15 on a Monday (from the same angle as Benjamin G's)...not typically a busy time in any mall that I've ever been to yet there are several dozen people shopping, eating, and walking around.

I went here looking for some camp clothes for my son, and was a little disappointed that there…read morewasn't more for his age/size. I did get a great deal on some high quality T's for him though! The selection for adults (work out clothing), and women's unmentionables is GREAT. The staff was very friendly, but didn't know how to work the register too well, but hey, we all have days like that.

I purchased during the advertised Free Shipping HANES PROMOTION, and did not receive free shipping…read more Called CS and they said the discount was only for orders of $50.00. But nowhere in the Ad does it say for orders of $50.00. Buyer beware!!!!

This shopping center is right next to Cape Fear Valley Medical Center…read more The Shopping Center has Music, Grocery, Florist, Nail, Pet, Drug, Medical, Office, and more stores. The Eiffel tower is the landmark for Bordeaux on the corner. The parking is excellent and it is easy to get into and out.

Good Chinese and Japanese restaurant next door to each other. The Chinese restaurant Is a little…read moreoutdated with the orange seats and drab carpet. the halfway to the bathroom is creepy and feels unsafe. The subway near the Eiffel tower has always been good and they have a drive-thru menu.

Visited here for the Annual Tree Lighting. Parking was tight but we found a spot. I would suggest…read morehaving clear paths for the vendors. Very hard to determine beginning/end of lines. No adults were around supervising the children swinging on the fence around the tree. The snow was cute at the end of the countdown.

This massive shopping center in suburban Charlotte is chock full of Main Street shopping,…read morerestaurants, condos and apartments. You could easily never need to leave as I think that they pretty much have everything. Indian, froyo, sushi, burgers, juicing, Italian, tacos and subs for a start. Fancy sit down and fast casual. A gigantic Harris Teeter, hair salon, dance academy, fitness center, dentist and even a mattress store. Lots of parking and the place is quite well laid out to keep the traffic moving at the right speed. [Review 11568 overall, 1348 of 2019.]

I placed an online order on 1/22/2026. Inclement weather was expected in a few days and I knew I…read moreneeded a few things. I picked my order up in the 12-1pm window. The gentleman that brought my groceries out was quick and very friendly- considering that there were several people there waiting he just worked promptly and efficiently. Thank you! My order was exactly right and only had to have one replacement - only 1!! Great job!

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Really nice mall, super big and diverse. Found a lot of great stores. The AMC is nice, and right…read morenext to convenient food places.

We're not from the area but have stopped in on occasion when we've been in Charlotte or Concord. My…read moreimpression is, like a lot of malls, it's gotten less attractive over time. There are still plenty of stores, some dining options, and even an aquarium (?), but there was not much that appealed to us. We know malls get bought and sold all the time so maybe it's a function of ownership or just that shopping malls are not what they used to be. There were plenty of other shoppers but I don't think we'll be bad anytime soon.

This is a beautiful store with something for everyone. The staff were so nice. I loved many things…read morehere and prices were reasonable. I loved the jewelry and blouses.

The sign on the door reads "Masks not required," not "No masks allowed." My family masks to protect…read morethose we live with and love, not to be targets of purposefully loud and obnoxious remarks that the store employees would rather move to Peru to escape the scourge of "communist masking," that "even Iran" doesn't force masking, and that people who mask don't understand basic psychology or biology. The behavior was unwelcoming and discourteous. So, we left without buying anything. Basic psychology. This shop does, however, sell some adorable llama earrings that will be very popular upon their anticipated relocation to Peru!

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.