Super cute dresses! The staff was super helpful. They also had amazing deals on sale items!read more

My go-to boutique to shop at in Tuscaloosa! The girls working are always so helpful and I'm…read moreguaranteed to find the perfect outfit every time whether it's online or in-store! Highly recommend this shop to everyone!

Super cute boutique! We went in looking for some swag and ended up buying some game day pins and…read moreletter 'A' earrings! Staff is friendly and store was nice and clean!

Great place to shop for Alabama merchandise. Good prices, great selection, great location.read more

The Good: :: new, modern, clean, outside access. NICE…read more makes for a more pleasant shopping experience :: has lots of stuff like barnes & noble, starbucks, gamestop, ann taylor, new york & company, and a lot more :: sidewalks :: cute exterior decorations with lamps everywhere :: lots of parking :: it's bringing lots of tax revenue into tuscaloosa, where in the past those same dollars went to birmingham or huntsville. yay! The Bad: :: no local businesses have set up shop at this new complex. why is that?! a shame. a damn shame. :: still growing, need more diverse things to encourage more people to shop and dine and relax and enjoy themselves. i'm thinking more cafes, movie theater, etc The Ugly: :: none. Would I go back? Definitely. Every time I go home to visit, my family swings by the stores here b/c it is a lot more fun to shop outside than inside the sad, slowly dying University Mall. This place is IN.

I gotta be honest, Midtown Village just irritates me. The parking, as others have noted, is a…read moreproblem. It's sprawling enough that you may not want to walk from one destination to the next, but parking is quite cramped and hard to come by (good luck parking anywhere near where you want to go), and people tend to drive pretty inattentively, so I feel like I'm taking my life in my hands just by venturing into the parking lot. And, it's generally very twisty turny confusing -- if I'm going someplace I haven't been, it's a challenge finding it without driving all over (see parking lot issues). So I would prefer not to come here, since it's guaranteed to frustrate me. Also, the one time I attempted to use the wi-fi, it was a disaster. If you're going to provide it, make sure it works; otherwise, don't bother. I get that there are a bunch of higher-end stores here and they are trying to be fancy, but jeez. I am not much of a shopper, so I doubt I'll be spending much time in Midtown Village.

Agree with another reviewer from EIGHT years ago --the Locker Room is STILL not well suited for…read moreonline ordering. $23 was the cheapest shipping they offered for a couple of shirts and the return process is an expensive nightmare. Either fully commit to and embrace online ordering or discontinue it. It's 2024 and free or low cost shipping is the expectation and the norm. Otherwise this is a great place to shop in person. Been shopping here off and on since college many years ago.

I was on a mission to find an Alabama shirt in 2XL with no stripes. In less then five minutes I…read morewas given multiple options and left with the perfect shirt. This store is stocked with quality bands in all sizes. The customer service alone deserves five stars! Thanks for all your help today. Unfortunately, I did not get the young man's name that helped me this afternoon, but it was greatly appreciated.

Great selection of gently used consignment clothing and shoes. Will return. Found a lot of great…read moredeals.

Great selection. Great service. Very happy that I found exactly what I wanted. Would def recommend.read more

Great customer service....and a great selection for all! I was able to scope out some of the best…read morequality nalia in the store. Located on the west side of Tuscaloosa, the store was easy to get to, and the owner was so accomodating. She even opened the shop up for me!

If I could give zero stars, I would. All because of an encounter in the parking lot involving…read moresomeone associated with Little Elephant named Jaidyn. This girl brought so much unnecessary drama to a minor accident that it felt like I had been dropped into a low-budget reality show. I'm not exaggerating! This was the most chaotic, immature, and unprofessional interaction I've ever had in public. Here's what happened: I was trying to park outside of a store to get some items. The parking lot layout was tight and poorly designed, but I managed to fit in. After picking up my items and walking back to my car, I began to reverse out only to hear a slight scrape. I realized our cars had lightly scraped against each others. As soon as I got out to assess the damage and observe, I noticed someone was sitting in the passenger seat. I made sure to check both cars, then calmly tried to address the situation. Shortly after, the driver came out of a nearby restaurant, her name was Jaidyn, and she was holding takeout from a sushi spot. I explained the situation and offered to exchange insurance. That's when the entire interaction shifted from mature to chaotic. She immediately switched into "mean girl" mode. You know the type: smug, dismissive, eye-rolling attitude, like everything and everyone is beneath her. She made it unnecessarily difficult, demanding my information but refusing to hand hers over. She also held onto my insurance card like it was hers to keep. That alone told me I was dealing with someone whose maturity level was somewhere between "kindergarten & high school hallway drama" and "Instagram Live meltdown." At this point, another woman came out of the same restaurant, asking if I hit her car too (I didn't). Her tone was playful but condescending, and I was already sensing the energy around this girl group was anything but good. I continued trying to de-escalate and even asked for my insurance card back, as she still hadn't provided hers. Her response? "Back off. I'm looking for it," with a sarcastic, annoyed tone like I was interrupting her big moment. So I matched her energy (she couldn't handle it). Then, things escalated. She pulled out her phone and began recording me, not for documentation, but clearly to try and embarrass me for social media clout. She had the phone angled just right, waving it around with her Hello Kitty case, barking threats while filming, like she was trying to create a viral clip. This wasn't someone who wanted to resolve an issue, this was someone who saw an opportunity to perform. She kept screaming, getting in my face, acting like she was auditioning for some knockoff influencer drama series. Meanwhile, her car "Venom": a dusty, beat-up black Ford Fusion sat there like the real victim. Let's be honest: if you name your car after a Marvel villain but it looks like it's been through five car washes and still smells like vape pens and disappointment, maybe tone it down on the theatrics. Let's also talk about Jaidyn's appearance, since it seemed she put more effort into looking chaotic than being civil. She had on one of those cheap synthetic wigs from the bottom shelf of a beauty supply, crooked and frizzed like it lost a fight with a hairdryer. Her random facial piercings looked like they were done at a house party, and her fashion sense was a mix of clearance rack mall goth and "look at me" desperation. Not someone you'd take seriously in a professional setting, let alone during a legal exchange. I eventually felt unsafe and overwhelmed. So, I did what any logical person would do. I left the scene and immediately called the police to report what had happened and why I left. The dispatcher told me to return if I could and that officers would meet me near the area. I followed instructions and came back, parking nearby to avoid further confrontation. And here's the twist: the officers were incredibly professional, respectful, and calm. I explained everything from start to finish. How I attempted to do the right thing, how Jaidyn escalated it, and how I felt threatened by her behavior. They listened attentively, asked questions, and showed more patience in 10 minutes than Jaidyn did in the entire encounter. Here's where karma comes in: one officer noticed that Jaidyn had been illegally parked, taking up both a regular space and a handicap spot. So while she was trying to play social media hero, she was actually violating parking laws. The officers facilitated the insurance exchange properly, and I was cleared to leave while Jaidyn stayed behind, likely receiving a ticket and a reality check. In the end, I left with my dignity intact and her 15 seconds of fake internet fame permanently denied. Having someone like Jaidyn linked to your business is not just a liability, it's a red flag. If she acts like this over a light scrape, imagine how she treats real customers! Avoid this place if you don't want to deal with a sushi-eating Hello Kitty gangster.

What to say? A gloriously vintage monument to the magnificent days of the Mall's heydays…read more Immaculately kept, cool and nicely lit with a lowered oasis in the center under the mall's atrium, it was nice to stop in, stroll, and pretend I was back in the 80's and things were awesome again. Applebees was delicious and the anchor stores had plenty of Roll Tide merchandise, but I felt like the rest of the stores (stores with names that end in 'Z' like 'Fashionz' ), might fare better in Brooklyn than in college town Tuscaloosa, and that's why most were empty or out of business. My recommendations? Bring in the go-to Mall staples: a movie theatre, T.G.I. Fridays, Gap, Apple, Banana Republic, an arcade. Make Malls Fun Again!

A small shopping plaza conveniently located and with the usual players for these type of malls. I…read morewould recommend a visit here.