This five below has so many things. They did some construction several months back & are so…read moreorganized and have space for so much more now ! They literally have so many things for good prices. Everything is organized and oddly. The staff are helpful if you need anything. I go here too often for gifts for others.

Just because it's below $5 doesn't mean it's reasonably priced. I used to get a lot of gummies and…read morecandy bars from here, but it seems their prices have been overinflated over the past few years. I know that's commonplace based on the economy but their prices aren't really competitive. Also, I notice their self-checkout lanes are never open (even had a weird experience at another location), so they're probably having theft issues. As someone who prefers to limit human interaction and bag my own stuff, this is disappointing. However, Five Below can be helpful for a cheap phone charger, coloring book, or my fave - glowsticks. This location was clean and well-organized.

I adore Rumors! This was the first Richmond thrift store I went to back in 2017. It was cool then…read moreand still is today. This spot is amazing for alt fashion, creative looks, and thrifting. They have a huge selection of outfits and accessories. It's a tiny shop, but you're able to find some creative gems. I think the pricing is fair, but know since it's consignment you can be getting things in the $15-30+ range. I love that you don't need an appointment to sell clothes. You give your ID and info and if they want to buy something you can get store credit. If you want cash, you need to make an appointment. As of Feb 2026, if you want to do walk-in it's only store credit that's offered. This is located really close to VCU so you're able to find a lot of trendy and art school inspired pieces. I usually walk here. You're able to take the Pulse too. Street parking can be a bit tricky, but is available. I highly recommend checking out this local thrift store.

Super friendly staff and a great selection to peruse through! Prices are reasonable as well…read more Bonus: it's organized!

Love this shop! The employees are lovely and want to be helpful! The owner has impeccable taste…read more This place is always a win for my family to purchase their gifts!

This place needs more love. It's a cool antique store lots of other interesting items. This place…read moreis fantastic for finding cool birthday and Christmas gifts. Lots of local university fan stuff too. The prices are very reasonable too and the employees are very helpful. Very much a old school mom and pop type local store

If you can't find it here, you aren't looking! Fabulous…read morecollection of mini shops within a shop from dresses to hostess gifts to puzzles to my fabulous holiday gloves! Always fun to explore!

This shop has a ton of things inside. There is a parking area and also street parking. There are…read moreclothes, home goods, games, etc. The people we went with said- If you cant find a gift or something for a certain person here.... they dont deserve a gift. Which i thought was a good commentary. Also, the people working there are nice and efficient. The saturday we were there to check out... the line was really long.. but it moved quickly and we got through it in good time. Definitely a place to return to for different gift ideas for people.

I'm a fan of Willow Lawn Shopping Center. I remember it's early days as an outdoor mall, then…read morebecoming an enclosed shopping center, and then back to an outdoor mall. I even remember going to the movies at the Willow Lawn Cinema! Man I'm old! Through all of its growing pains, face lifts and renovations, I have continued my support of this centrally located shopping center. Some restaurants have come and gone, but there's always a good selection of eateries. I'm a regular at Ross, Old Navy and DSW. I'm hoping there will be an influx of business with the new Dick's Sporting Goods store here! I love the Five Guys, Noodles, Tropical Smoothie, Panera and Chick-fil-A. This A.C. Moore doesn't have as much as some of the other shops, but I patronize it in a pinch. Alpha Comics is here and I love browsing in that store and it's right across from Ducks Donuts! The Kroger is always packed, I avoid it. It's nice that they've added a play area and a picnic spot too! The parking configuration is a bit confusing sometimes, but it's not hateful. This mall is one structure that seems to always reinvent itself! Overall, I'm glad this RVA classic mall has survived thru the decades! Keep on truckin' Willow Lawn! Yep, I said it!

Willow Lawn is great for Staples, AC Moore, and Kroger, but if I'm looking for anything more, this…read moreis not my pick. However, it's undergone a big facelift over the last few months and I'm interested to see what happens with it! Aside from Old Navy, there aren't any clothing shops I'd be interested in perusing, but there's a new taphouse that I'd like to check out. There's also a Five Guys, a liquor store, Starbucks, Panera, and Noodles & Co if you're hungry or thirsty. It's your typical strip mall, with smaller stores in an outdoor setting. I do think it's headed in a much more positive direction as a result of the building renovations, so my fingers are crossed that they're able to pull in more anchor stores to make this a more popular shopping destination. Parking is never a problem, and the holiday decorations get two thumbs up from this girl! And did I mention the Staples is great? Because it is.

I saw this on social media and it looked like they had good finds. When I got here in the evening,…read moreone would think that it's closed because the front was dark. The sign was not lit and there were no lights in front. Inside is a big space with long tables where items are on. I was not sure if it's just because it was already evening that many had gone through the items earlier in the day but it was very disorganized. Boxes and many other things were in disarray, making it difficult to search for items. At some point, we even found it hard to identify the items we were looking at. Some parts of a set were misplaced or missing.

great place. staff could be a little nicer. Cheap prices. lots of selection. Busy often but good…read morestuff.

This large outdoor shopping center has a few dozen stores and is laid out so that you're going to…read morebe driving from store to store as you complete your shopping. Plenty of parking, which is helpful. Bath & Body Works, JCPenney, Petsmart, Target and other retail. McDonald's, Panera, Qdoba, Red Lobster, Friday's and Panera. There is even a Tesla Supercharger station here. On this early morning, I just needed that OfficeMax and I was quickly on my way. [Review 11991 overall, 1774 of 2019.]

Meh. I know how badly this area needed a "mall" but for how long it's been and seeing what is here…read moreI'm disappointed. No Panera's Bread, Starbucks, DTLR or Foot Locker. It appears the clothing stores around here seem like they're completely missing the demographics of local neighborHOODs like of Seven Gables, St Paul's area and Varina. Doesn't seem like much is here for guys.. at all. Either way it doesn't matter it's usually dead here except for the restaurants like Olive Garden, Chik Fil A and Red Lobsters. What is strange is that everything here ..and near here seems to be a mini version of their West End counterparts. The Best Buy across the street, The Red Lobster.. all are noticbly smaller. There is a roundabout for some odd reason, and 70% of the area is empty parking lot. You'll ask yourself "wow do people around here know how to drive?!" the answer is likely no since two high schools are about 15 minutes away and the international airport is also close by..plus it's still new so you're getting a mix of newbies on the road dealing with a roundabout. Long story short I would not be surprised to see this place go the way of this area's last mall, Eastgate aka Fairfield Commons that's only 5 or so minutes down the street. People here are very rude except for Chikfila or whatever. I will never go to the GameStop here again, it' was my first time experiencing a ghetto GameStop. The employees wear urban clothes, du rags howeer you spell it.. kids are always in here and it's the size of a closet with maybe 2 bins of used games that are still fairly new and from this gen. Short Pump is still the best shopping center.

Upscale consignment shop carrying designer clothes, jewelry, handbags, sunglasses, shoes and other…read moreaccessories. Now I know these are high quality items with name brand labels, but come on... they are still used. I think the prices are too high, but if you hunt, you may find a bargain. The store is creatively displayed, good eye appeal. For the price tags I think they could have nicer dressing rooms. The owner and staff are cordial. The end.

Baggio is one of Richmond's highest end consignment boutiques. Owner Norma Santamaria is very…read moreselective, accepting only designer clothing and accessories. This isn't the place to go for $5 castoff T-shirts. It's more of a place to make a more affordable investment in designer apparel. You'll find the likes of Chanel, Gucci, David Yurman and other top-tier designers on a regular basis. Everything is in good condition. Norma doesn't accept anything that's damaged or that isn't in fashion. I particularly love checking out the shoe selection. Often, many of the pairs have never been worn and there are some great deals. I picked up a pair of rhinestone-covered Beverly Feldman platforms during a sale for around $40. Not too shabby. Like any consignment store, the best way to find great deals here is to shop regularly. The associates are all very helpful and friendly, as is the owner. Shop here to look your best for less.