I love shopping here still and always will, but unfortunately my nice day was ruined by a wan who…read more"works" here. I've never seen her around here and have no clue who she works for. This women was very rude and ugly, not just her physical presence but her attitude towards customers. My friend and I came out to lunch for a nice day and took pictures which no one told us we couldn't. She was very rude and extremely unprofessional to me and my friend, saying very crazy things to us when we never said anything to her back. When we asked her what was wrong, she cowardly ran and continued to say very rude thing. Sad that a nice place like this has to have toxic unprofessional behavior from those who represent. She had short black hair and carries a permanent frown.

Not a lot of selection, parking is expensive. Vibes are good, though…read more I am a major Anthropologie fan so I come here a lot. Always stop in J. Crew too. The coffee shop here is nice. Needs more shops! Once every space is full it will be more worthwhile.

Big selection, but nothing is very nice. The prices aren't overall very low; it's even overpriced…read moreon some things. It's pretty junked out and run down. Maybe it's one of those places you have to stop by constantly to find a gem, but it's not for me.

My name is Phyllis Brooks and I visited the store in Chattanooga, Tn, buying some things for the…read moreremodel of my home. I had to return a product and I would like to give 2 thumbs up to Evelyn, the manager at SouthEastern Salvage in Chattanooga, Tn. She was extremely helpful with resolving this issue. She was friendly and just the absolute Best! Big Thank You to Evelyn!!

I feel sad when I go to walk around, more businesses need to be opened up there, there are only a…read morefew stores open, dont let this be another mall that falls to closing up, close half of it off and put apartments there or something, Im glad there will be a BJ's opening up where the old Sears use to be

This is a strange mall. It competes with the other [better] Chattanooga mall, Hamilton Place. There…read moreis just not a lot happening here. Burlington, Old Navy, Ulta, and Belk are hardly enough anchor stores to keep you interested. The feel of the Burlington store inside seems cheap and discount store-ish, but maybe that's just me. There is a fairly large play area for the kids but no food court. Also added recently is a 'Carmike's' 14-screen movie theater, which is probably the biggest draw for others, but doesn't interest me. The real thing of interest at this mall are the many restaurants located outside the mall, and along the perimeter. You'll find: - Arby's - Chick-fil-A - Chili's - Panda Express - Panera Bread - Outback - Aubrey's - Old Chicago Pizza But even with those mostly fast food chain restaurants, I just don't see the value of going back.

I really enjoyed shopping at this store. About 90% of the store is from Japan is what the sales…read moreassociate told us when we walked in. If you love stationery like I do, you will love this store. Besides stationery, this store has Miffy and Hello Kitty products, tea kettles and teacups, sake cups, chopsticks, ceramics and so much more! The sales associate Emilia was very helpful, knowledgeable and patient with us. She took her time and showed us the fountain pens and tested some out. My friend and I fell in love with the broad nib and Emilia shared what she had in stock. I picked the TWSBI Eco in rose gold nib and picked the Kobe Ink Shinkaichi Gold and my friend picked the TWSBI Eco in purple. They have a great selection of Travelers notebooks and had an olive color which I don't have so of course I got one. Emilia shared the travelers notebooks that just came in from Japan and my friend and I felt like we were kids in a candy store. We were in stationery heaven! We bought so much and there were items I have seen online that I was in the market for so of course I had to have it. Emilia also recommended highlighters and shared the blackwing colored pencils and sharpener with me. I really enjoyed the pen and pencils and trying them out. I tried out every pen they had and the blackwing pencil. If you have never used a blackwing pencil, you are missing out. It is one of the smoothest pencils I have ever written with. I prefer shopping in independent stores over the big box stores anyday. My friend and I were there for two hours and we even went back the next day since I forgot some items. Emilia was there again and helped me with the scissors and even measured it for me since I was flying home. If you are ever in the Chattanooga area, this store is a must visit!

Such a lovely and unique Japanese boutique! This sweet shop is full of Japanese linens, pottery,…read moreceramics, stationery, plushes, handmade jewelry, glass blown figurines, kawaii gifts, candies, and so much more! We were able to find free two hour parking in Renaissance Park and took a short walk over to the store. They were even kind enough to allow our small dog to come inside and shop with us, which was especially appreciated since it had begun to rain outside. The staff were all friendly, helpful, and genuine in their passion for the items they had for sale in store. Some of the highlights for us of the many lovely and quality made items offered for sale were their stationery, beautiful artisan figurines, and the infamous Japanese KITKATS! They carry the most of the unique flavors we've seen to date. They also offer a small bag of various KitKat flavors to try if you didn't want to commit to a whole bag of one particular flavor. We're so happy we've found I Go Tokyo and look forward to another shopping visit!

I went to the pottery place with my kids and my two good friends and their kids. It was a Sunday,…read morethere were 10 of us, and the pottery place was very busy. They don't accept reservations, but their website claims they can seat 70, so we figured they could handle us. We even stated that we would prefer to be broken up into two tables, as this seemed more manageable for everyone. The manager said OK , and that we would be put on the waitlist. We waited patiently, browsing the selection and chatting amongst ourselves, trying to stay out of the way. When it was our turn to be seated, we were ushered to an eight person table. I addressed my concerns that there wouldn't be enough room for all 10 of us, and reiterated we were told we'd have two tables. They refused to honor that agreement. The extra seats that were pulled up for us did not fit the height of the table and I wasn't able to fit my legs underneath. I decided since I did not have proper accommodations, I would not purchase a piece to paint. I was really looking forward to painting something to give as a birthday present, and had planned on spending a good amount of money!! (I paid over $60 for my children to paint a mug and a 3 inch gnome.) We noticed that two tables remained available on either side of us for a while. We politely asked if we could use one of them and we were told no they were reserved. Nobody ever sat at one of them, and at no point for the remainder of our time there were there any less than two available tables in the room, just sitting there empty. I was upset by this experience. I was not friendly when settling up and paying at the end because I believed I was being treated poorly. I don't have to make eye contact and smile, and certainly couldn't find it in me to do so. I wrote a Yelp and a Google review when I got home. The following day I received a phone call from that same manager. She got my phone number off of my pick up information that I provided at the shop and called me at home, unsolicited. She gaslit me, made false accusations, and was defensive and argumentative. I certainly didn't write a review as an invitation for her to call and harass me. I wrote a review to alert other potential customers about a problem that was unresolved by the management of this business. They had the ability to accommodate us and went out of their way not to. We expressed that we were not satisfied, and they refused to make any effort. When I expressed my experience in my reviews, they contacted me to argue about it. Though I wish I had never been to the pottery place, I know there are plenty of other places I enjoy going, where I am treated well.

LOVED this experience SO much!! Walking in the door can seem a bit overwhelming but the girls at…read morethe counter greeted us immediately and were very helpful with pottery choices. Ally walked us through the pottery and painting techniques and it was just a few minutes waiting on a table. The place was buzzing and there were so many talented people there... you could seriously be mesmerized just watching them paint! Back to pottery... choices for every person and every budget. Paint colors and brushes galore. It was intense watching our table full of family with a birthday celebration creating their unique pottery. I can't wait to see the finished result in a week! Thanks much and we'll definitely be back! A++++

I've always heard about this place and even passed by it before, but had never stopped in. Well,…read morelast weekend I decided to go take a look to see if I could find a Christmas gift for a relative. I am so glad I decided to stop by. That place is like a man cave. It has a nice quaint bar, intimate space and cool items in there besides clothing. The hospitality was awesome and they were very helpful. I ended up making a purchase that I am sure my relative is going to love. I really like their store because it is different from your typical men's department stores. They have very specific and unique items and brands that are very nice and eye-catching. I will definitely be back in there more often. The only dislike I have is the parking situation. It can be a hassle.

This large Sculpture park is gorgeous and a big surprise to me while visiting Chattanooga last…read moremonth. It's a free park about 10 minutes drive from downtown with 33 acres to roam on gravel/dirt paths to see a few dozen large-scale sculptures from some world-renowned artists. I really enjoyed myself on a lazy afternoon here and some of these sculptures are incredibly interesting and detailed. Easy to find and a large parking lot with a restroom available.

This place is SO COOL. We had some time to kill in the afternoon before we grabbed dinner with some…read morefriends, and this came up as a spot to visit. It's free and a great way to spend some time outside. You do not need hiking boots for this - you will be fine in a pair of tennis shoes or closed-toe shoes. It's an easy meander through a grass field. Full of tons of sculptures - we spent a little over an hour here looking at all of the sculptures. We saw other people come with items for a picnic, so I think it would also be a perfect spot for an afternoon picnic or to sit and read a book.

Shopping at Alice Blue for years, I've naturally wandered over into Hanover Blue more than once…read moresince the stores connect. it's super convenient to be able to pick up a gift or shirt for my dad when he needs something or find a gift for my boyfriend at the last minute -- I love that it's just right there when I'm shopping and that there's always new things coming in!

Great new addition to the North Chattanooga community. We've had a very sad vacant Greenlife…read morebuilding (RIP) sitting dormant for some time, and it was going to take something like this to act as another anchor with Tremont Tavern. Visited just the other day after driving/running/riding past it several times, and ended up walking out with two shirts simply because they had the right selection. Think "Yacoubian Tailors for the YPAC crowd" and you are pretty close to their target. Southern Tide, Southern Marsh, Yeti, Filson... you get the picture. It's like Beverage World for men's clothes: not a massive store, but it doesn't need to be when they've carefully selected their assortment. This is the brother store to Alice Blue next door. The Ms. loves their selection; since I'm not well-versed in women's clothes, I'll have to defer to her stamp of approval.