i have never written a review before, but I had such a great experience here a couple days…read moreago...they have wonderful customer service!! The store had tons of selection and a great variety of products, which was great! as I was trying on a couple different pieces, Merhawit was a tremendous help. She was giving me all the different sizes I needed, she helped me lace up a couple pieces, she even gave me advice for a fashion struggle I was telling her about! I felt like a valued shopper, and I will definitely be returning to get some help from my girl!

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.

Busy shopping center and parking lot (not greatly designed), but the shopping center does have…read moreplenty of stores for everyone. On my recent visit to Toy Mania and World Market, it looks like some of the tennents are switching out or in transition. There also looked to be a season Christmas store that was getting ready to open. Between the stores are outdoor spaces... something that Panera (and a patio) takes advantage of. The Harris Teeter and other shops at the other end of the shopping center round out the stores and why the parking lot is super busy all the time.

The shopping plaza with everything. Supermarket and toy store and pharmacy and pancakes and even a…read moreStarbucks. The place was super busy at Christmastime of course with most spaces filled. I've been here during "not Christmas" and it's much more normal. The main issue I have with this plaza is the lack of exits onto Sharon Amity and Randolph and that many of the parking aisles are... oops, that's a loop. Ugh.

Anchored by the Walmart Supercenter but including all sorts of other great options, this shopping…read morecenter is between East Independence and Monroe Road, south of Sardis (which becomes Fairview and later Tyvola). Shoe Department, Party City, T-Mobile, Game Stop, furniture, beauty supplies and more. The parking lot does a good job of keeping lanes for cars separate from walking areas, with clear crosswalks and stop signs. I had no problem with speedy vehicles today. [Review 19527 overall - 3422 in North Carolina - 497 of 2023.]

Everything in one place within walking distance. Enough parking. All the stores are goodbyes and…read morelove to shop there.

This shopping center has been a Myers Park/South Park staples since I was a child. I can remember…read moregoing to the old Fresh Market location and getting cookies with my mom. The shopping center is transforming into a more modern shopping center and it looks amazing. The Fresh Market is now it's own free standing location. The BB&T has been remodeled and they are adding a lot of new shops and restaurants. Currently there is a pharmacy, deli, a Thai restaurant, hair salon, nail salon, jeweler and a gift shop. The Thai restaurant is one of my favorites on the south side. I can't wait for the expansion and the addition of new restaurants. Strawberry Hill Shopping Center 4219 Providence Rd Charlotte, NC 28211

Popped in really quick to grab a pastry from Renaissance and to do a little bit of Window shopping…read more This is a very quaint, thoughtful and high-end shopping center with easy parking and lots of impulse buys. It might be a good idea to have a list before you head here, it could be trouble to your wallet!

A collection of upscale restaurants and boutiques across Morrison Blvd from South Park. Probably…read moreclose to twenty businesses in there but I have only been to five. Southpark opened in 1970 and Specialty Shops Southpark dates from around 1979 but a lot of effort has gone into keeping it new and refreshing. Last fall when we made a day of shopping at Southpark (this was during Covid and mask mandates) Susan asked me to find a restaurant for lunch. Quick online search and I came up with Bricktop's. Didn't have reservations and a one hour wait so got on the wait list and one hour later were seated. Fantastic lunch with great menu and we've been back several times since then (review for Bricktop's is posted separately) Williams and Somona is also a favorite and have been several times over the years but when I do shop for something at Williams and Sonoma, it is generally at the Birkdale location in Huntersville since it is so much closer. I've been a fan of Sharon Luggage dating back to the 1970's at another location before they were her. A great place for travel accessories, wallets. personalized gifts etc. Two other places here are Renaissance Patisserie which is a small French Bakery with great cakes, cookies and other pasteries and Paco's Tacos and Tequila, one of the best Mexican Restaurants in the Charlotte area.

Came in here after we had brunch at Biscuit & Belly and this was an adorable shop! Love that they…read moresupport local businesses and have different booths all around their store. I ended up buying a sweatshirt that says I heart (Yelp won't let me do the heart symbol) Jesus. Pictured in the review is another cool sweatshirt we found. I spoke with the sales associate about possibly vending here in the future and she mentioned that they are currently waiving the application fee at the moment. Would definitely consider doing this in the future.

This store is the cutest! It's an amazing place to shop for gifts. They have clothes, jewelry,…read moredecor, and much more. I went in December and it was decorated so cute for the holidays. I will be coming back next time I need gift inspo!

Ambience is beautiful, great for a date night, girls night or even just a solo treat to yourself…read more Drinks were good, I tried a margarita and a martini. However the food fell flat for me. I tried the meatballs and burger. The meatballs came out hot in a cute lil bowl, but the sauce used was watery and not very flavorful leaving the meat dry to me. I prefer a nice chunky sauce for meatballs, and this one just didn't deliver. I got the burger and fries next. Again flavor fell flat for me with the burger. Fries were good however. Customer service was great, so definitely no issues there. I'd go back because of the customer service alone. Also they do free valet and the worker was extremely nice, opening my door and letting me get inside

Lovely mall! Reminds me of the old school indoor malls with a good mix of high end shops and…read moreregular stores. Very disappointed with ZARA (despite the advertising) not opening until a year from now.

This is a popular Marshalls and is known to have high end label stuff. I frequent the bath and home…read moresections but have been disappointed in the past when searching for something as simple as dishcloths. Recently I was surprised to see a very nice massage chair for sale, and the beauty section was nice! I saw some dupes of popular Truly body butters and creams as well as hair products by TGIN, Shea Moisture and Carol's Daughter - all reasonably priced if course. The bathroom accessories were lacking though, very few bath jars and soap dispensers and hardly any shower curtain hooks, which I needed. Could be due to supply chain issues.

TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE…read more I shop at this store alot and I will never come back. I came to return a pair of pants that I purchased at the store yesterday. At first, the cashier #9 asked the cashier #11the item not show in the system then the #11 (lady name start with S, i forgot her name) told me that the pants did not belong to the store because the tag was not showing in the system. She then suggested that I may have done something to the tag, asked me to show her where did i get it. I showed her and she said it no supposed to be in this rack and told me that she might need to check the store's camera footage. I said go head an check it, i was here yesterday at 1 pm. And she kept telling me "look, this tag is old and we do not carried Men Zara in this store". I told her that I did not know about the old tag and i didnt do anything, i bought alot of Zara for my husband in this store, and she kept telling again, we not carried Men Zara. I was very uncomfortable and upset by the way this was communicated to me. I had purchased the pants at this store just one day earlier, and I felt like I was being accused of doing something wrong. After looking at the item again, she eventually confirmed that the pants did match the tag. I understand that employees need to verify returns, but I believe there was a much more respectful and professional way to handle the situation. She returned the item for me but she DID NOT say SORRY or anything. I WILL NEVER COME BACK!

I've been to RH Charlotte twice, both for my sister's birthday celebration in 2021 and now in 2023…read more RH is a furniture store but they had the right idea to add a restaurant to the rooftop. When you enter, you walk right in the showroom on the ground floor and then take the stairs or elevator to the 3rd floor. The stairwell is gorgeous and makes for a great photo op. However, they have a no flash rule and you can't sit on the furniture in the showroom. The first time we went, although we had a reservation for 7:30pm, they didn't sit us until 7:50pm because our table wasn't ready. We exercised patience throughout the ordeal and they weren't really apologetic which was off-putting. We did have a good time and I got the lobster roll but the service was sub-par. This time around, the service was phenomenal. Our waitress was patient, attentive and pretty funny. She engaged with us the whole time and didn't mess up any orders. I only got a salad, which I liked, and our whole table enjoyed their meal. Safe to say this second experience was the better of the two across the board. RH is a great time so if you haven't been, make it a point to go.

The restaurant looks great. Unfortunately, that seems to be what you are paying for…read more We went at 6:00 PM on a Sunday, and the place was about three-quarters empty, yet they still charge a $25 reservation fee. For what exactly? The privilege of reserving one of the many empty tables? The staff was rude and pretentious from the beginning. I was literally told, "They kick people out for using flash"--in the showroom, not the restaurant. Apparently, taking photos in the showroom is a bigger concern than making sure the silverware is clean. When we sat down, my silverware was filthy. I showed it to the waiter, who took it away without a word or an apology. Then our Caesar salads came out with no dressing. Not "a little light." Literally no dressing. The food itself was fine. Just fine. Which would be perfectly acceptable if the prices were remotely reasonable. They are not. A burger is around $25 and does not come with fries. Apparently, potatoes are considered an optional luxury here. We split two orders of $20 fries, along with an artichoke appetizer, four burgers, and two salads. Our total bill for two adults and four teenagers was about $350. No alcohol whatsoever. $350. With no alcohol. They also automatically add a 20% service charge for parties of six, which may explain why the service felt like nobody was particularly concerned about earning a tip. For that kind of money, I expect excellent food, excellent service, clean silverware, attention to detail, and an experience that feels special. Instead, we got average food, dirty silverware, missing salad dressing, rude staff, and a bill that looked like we had eaten at a Michelin-starred restaurant. And somehow, despite charging luxury-hotel prices, they do not even have a full bar. If your idea of a great night out is paying $25 for a burger while splitting two $20 orders of fries and being talked down to by the staff, you have found your place. The room is beautiful. Everything else is wildly overpriced theater.