Great place. Definitely seems like they have a little bit of everything. Interesting vintage finds…read more Great for gifts and stocking stuffers. Worth stopping in for a visit if you're in the area.

Cool stop with great vibes! The entire (shared) store was awesome- with something for everyone…read more Heartworm had cool clothes and other fun stuff- my wife bought a vintage lamp for her reading nook.

While my initial reason to come to the area wasn't completely for shopping, I made the best of the…read morerest of the day I had ahead of me. I sought out a few locations that I should hit up to see if I could grab some new clothing at a decent price. I came here in hopes that I would succeed. I showed up just as they were opening and found it to be a bit eerie. Hardly anyone in the store and the employees doing what looked like closing tasks that didn't get completed. I even had to move a time or two as they were vacuuming under the racks. I felt more in the way than I should have. I initially went in and right back to the kitchen and houseware section. This section was laughable. Hardly anything there and the two aisles they had set aside felt a little too much for this. Not finding anything there I moved onto the clothing section. I was kind of impressed with the Burlington location. Unlike some that I have been to, this was the perfect size. No shrinking of the floor and putting up makeshift walls. It was bright and organized. Albeit, some areas were lacking items. I scanned through the dress shirts really quick and was about to give up until I was the clearance section. I was looking for long-sleeved dress type shirts, for work. I was skeptical to try them on at first, but I gave it a try right on the floor, it's easier to try on a button up shirt without a dressing room than other clothing items. I was able to find two shirts here and was quite happy. Heading to the register I also checked out a few items there, grabbed new phone holder for my vehicle. Guess what, that thing broke already. You win some, you lose some.

There was one checker and a line of 15 people when I was going thru. Long wait. There was another…read morelady behind the counter but didn't open up another one. Was in line for over 25 minutes with other customers laying their items down and walking out. The checkers name was Leslie and she was very nice and said she was sorry for the wait. She needs a raise and the other lady needs to be fired.

A dying mall trying to stay relevant and redefine itself to stay in business. I cannot tell you how…read morethe mall used to look as this was my first and only visit here. I can tell you that if I knew anything about this mall beforehand, my parking situation would have been different. I parked near the end that hold Target and Old Navy, neither of which stores I visited. I went inside to walk through the mall to see what they had to offer. To sum it up quickly, not much. Like many malls, this one was dwindling in open storefronts. In fact, this mall is attempting to transition with the stores being able to have entrances both into the mall, but to the outside as well. Which can, in my opinion, be a factor of less and less stores inside. If I do not need to go into the mall to enter Five Below, then I don't intend on going into the mall after visiting that store. As for the parking situation, I ended up stopping into several stores on my walk to the end of the mall but didn't buy a single thing until the last store I entered at the other end. Buying pillows and having to carry them through the mall is not fun, also kind of hinders you from stopping anywhere else on your long walk back. I really do hope that this mall bounces back enough. Enough to have the community come back. I mean, there is a university in town and malls used to be convenient places to shop for items. I want to point out the two reviewers that obviously had a plan this year to create accounts to only give this mall a five star review to boost it. Ok Sharon and Belinda, any more obvious one might think you work for the mall and are just attempting to draw people into the mall.

WORST MALL EVER!! They open at 12pm and barely any stores and plus only one bathroom it is…read moreridiculous! Soo outdated and horrible and boring looks like blah..... I am never coming back ever! Happy fall everyone! From Lauren

Great place! Very good selection and organization. This place has everything. Prices seem pretty…read morefair also. Lots of vintage items.

Checked out the thrift store section but didn't find anything worth purchasing. However, their…read morelarge book section was fantastic--I picked up some great reads! Definitely worth a visit if you love books.

Store was exceptionally busy but staffed with plenty of salespeople. I would say service was just…read more"okay". The young lady dressed in a baseball cap and hot pink jean shorts that helped us was friendly at 1st but became a little snotty when we decided to buy the shoes but declined the dirt repellent. Even with that being said, we would return. They have an awesome selection and the gentleman at cash register was very polite.

From the owner: Express yourself when you dress yourself with Journeys! Our store offers the latest styles of skate…read moreshoes, athletic sneakers, boots, platforms, sandals, clothing, and accessories for men, women, and kids. It's the one-stop for carefully curated selections from brands like Converse, Vans, Crocs, Birkenstock, HeyDude, Dr. Martens, UGG, Timberland, New Balance, adidas, and more. Our friendly staff will walk you through current trends and help you every step of the way to define your personal look. We can't wait to see you in store!

WORST PLACE EVER!!! Everything is horrible so old and boring and the Kohl's cash cards are…read moreexhausting and confusing and this is place not worth it at all so boring and everything is for old people and employees looks so mean and miserable and bored. Plus everything is way too damn expensive and never coming back here ever again. Listen to me not worth it trust me go to Walmart or five and below and way better then this place.......... Merry Christmas happy holidays From lauren

I love Kohl's and their clothing, but I hate going to this Kohl's. As soon as you walk in the door,…read moreI was berated by this woman trying to sell me on opening a Kohl's Charge Card. It took me probably over a minute just to get a "no" interjected into her spiel. It completely put me off the shopping experience. If she doesn't accost you as soon as you walk through the door, I guarantee you she's lurking around, somewhere, waiting to pounce on you like lion on a gazelle.

I'm sorry Goodwill, because in general, I love you. BUT…read moreSuper disorganized, which makes for a less than optimal shopping experience and increases the chance that items donated in good condition become cracked, broken or missing pieces. Several items I looked at were damaged. A glass pitcher with a 6 inch long crack, a clock with a shattered face, a cake place with a significant chip, just to name a few. And hey, Goodwill, 5.99 for used tshirts? Come on.

Interesting location. I've never seen a location like this one before. The concept of Goodwill is…read morestill alive and well, but this location was just different in an odd way. First thing I would like to address here is the fact that it just doesn't work. Sitting along the road shared by the mall. However, it is not connected to the mall in the least. You need to enter this lot only from the road, even though it is in a shared space, the lot does not allow for you to freely flow into the parking lot of the mall. You have to go back out on the road and make a quick right turn into the entrance to the mall parking lot. They could definitely connect it to the mall and it is a missed opportunity. I might also like to add that that it can be dangerous exiting and attempting to turn into the mall right away. The parking situation isn't much better here either. There is a strip of spacing outside the main doors, but it can be tight if other vehicles are attempting to enter like you are. There is a lot towards the back, but a good portion of it is taken up for the donation area. Inside, they used the space to the best of their ability, but even so, they were lacking with the setup they had. Instead of shelves lining the walls, they used shelving systems that are better used in closets. I mean they do have some shelving against the walls, but it is not used to the best of their abilities. Of course the items all depends on what is donated, which made the selections a bit lacking. Totally not their fault. But the interesting thing about this location was the fact that they had brand new items for purchase. Of course, at a deeply discounted rate. A lot of pet items, some cookware and a mix of other items. After a quick look around the store and finding nothing to my liking, I was back out the door.