I've been shopping at this small since 1996. The last two times I went in there I couldn't wait to…read moreget out. Empty restaurants at the food court and even Chick-fil-A is gone. It seems to have never left 2005. Belk always smells stuffy. Dillard's is good but needs to carry a better petite selection. Too many kiosk vendors selling jewelry. Hollister and Gap have left...Ulta and Bath and Body Works are the only really good stores left. I remember going with my friends when it first opened and watching Clueless and shopping. Back when there was a fountain and a Gayfer's, while Dionne Farris played in the background. Seems like a fever dream now. It's taken on a creepy vibe, a ghost of what it used to be.

Decent selection of stores. I wish the empty businesses inside would start filling back up.read more

What a place! Son went there, purchased shoes for his children. All were beaming with smiles. Thank…read moreyou for making my grandchildren smile and sons stress level low!

I bought 5 pairs of jeans (2 one size and 3 another) These…read morewere typical sizing and I got home (TN) to find out they were completely incorrect in the sizes. Now I have @$100 of new donations for goodwill. What a waste of time and money.

Beautiful store and kind staff. We are from out of town and asked Allison for some suggestions of…read morethings to do in Laurel and wow, she was so helpful! I am still surprised at just how friendly she was. The stock in the shop was varied and really fun to browse. Clothes for men, women, and children, jewelry, home decor, shoes, gifts, and more! Could definitely spend some time and money in here.

We love Bella Bella! We travel through Laurel every year on our way to the beach and Bella Bella is…read morea big reason why. It's a high end boutique which is not really where we shop a lot but we always find something we want. This year I found a darling top by Ivy jane 50% off, and I have already worn it 3 times! My husband got a great Southern Marsh shirt--I love the color! The ladies are SO friendly and remember us from previous years! Some of my favorite art is from BB Fulton and I have purchased it all from Bella Bella. We love this boutique and always enjoy a 1/2 day shopping at the great stores in Laurel in the middle of our trip!

Super cute outdoor shopping center that has a European feel to it. I stopped by to visit the…read moreExplore Ridgeland center and was quite surprised by the variety of stores here. On a Wednesday morning, it was not too packed. The Explore Ridgeland had a lot of information about the area, things to do. Very friendly people working who were more than happy to sit and chat. I would recommend this to anyone. There is a bit of everything here. Groceries, clothing, accessories, books. Getting a lot done in one area is convenient.

This area is super cute, I love the European architecture and the gorgeous Italian style fountain…read moreat the main entrance. There are also great hotels & restaurants in the area. There are also plenty of great stores to accompany the beautiful scenery!

I used to work here many years ago when I was in college. Some would say it's on the fancy side of…read moretown, which is funny. I laughed because I was a broke 19-year-old college student living not far from here in a one-bedroom apartment on the reservoir. Would I say it was fancy back then? Yes, in a good kind of way. Back then, just like now, no one made you feel unwelcome. But what I love about this place is the selection of stores. The stores back then and some now were uniquely owned. Therefore, you bought items that you didn't see a zillion people wearing. My favorite store has always been Maison Weiss; it's still here. I remember wanting a 200 dollar belt. I saved my little coins and got it, and added a bracelet. But I also loved and still love the restaurants and the open courtyards. I see they have added Whole Foods, LuluLemon, Free People, a Wine Bar, and some more stores, like Kendra Scott. I can say this place still holds its charm, and probably will forever. I know for me it will always have a place in my heart.

The Highland Village Shopping Center is a cool spot! It's located right off of I-55 and, once…read moreinside, I didn't feel like I was in the greater Jackson area. There's a nice selection of stores, restaurants and a beautiful courtyard with plenty of seating in the center. Parking is plenty as well. Overall, it just seems like a nice area to spend an evening unwinding after work.

Rudest cashier I've ever encountered. Short, white lady with brown hair pulled back in a ponytail…read more Talks like she's not from around here. Acted like it was my fault the card machine decided to reboot. I'm not the only one she's rude to. As I was telling my family about my experience, they knew who I was talking about before I described her. They said every time they go on she's rude and complaining and not friendly at all.

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My childhood mall, a lot of great memories here. Sad to see a ton of my favorite stores move out…read moredue to lack of business. Beautiful place with its neon accents and palm trees. Wish better days for it.

This is one of those older malls that is very close to becoming obsolete. There are lots of empty…read moreshops and formerly occupied spaces that are dark and barred or gated, etc. There are still some good things in here and/or some more popular spots to shop at, such as Dillards, Bath & Body Works, Hibbett Sports, and some other familiar places. Overall, this mall is definitely not impressive by any means, but you may be able to find what you're looking for if you're just looking for standard clothing or things you may find in any given mall across the country. Also, the food court is mediocre at best - just some random spots that I don't think exist anywhere else. Overall, I'm sure you can find something at one of the larger standard department stores or what have you, but it's looking kind of sad, to be honest.