Very nice variety of stores. Ample parking. Great food choices. Definitely recommend for bus trips.read more

Florence doesn't have much to do, so Magnolia Mall is considered an attraction. The mall serves…read moremost of the Pee Dee area, so it gets a lot of foot and car traffic. Malls in general are dying, but on the day I visited- a few days before Christmas- it was packed! The traffic from I-95 helps too- if you are traveling through SC and need shopping, this Florence exit is the place to stop. Travelers staying in hotels also have store options (Belk, Best Buy, Dick's Sporting Goods) to buy whatever they may have forgotten or need. While Target isn't a mall anchor, it is just a short walk across the Belk parking lot. A lot of the typical mall stores I liked here have closed- Victoria's Secret, Express, Aeropostale. A lot of the newer mall stores are not my style but seem to be doing well for the demographics of this area. The Primo Pizza in the food court closed, but it still has Chick-Fil-A, Chinese Food, Charley's, and plenty of other options just down the road. What used to be JC Penney when I was growing up has been replaced with a huge arcade. I didn't go inside, but it's great that the mall has a place for folks to hang out, have fun, and be together, fostering friendships without necessarily buying stuff.

Thr lights were very dim across the store. I suppose to save money. But it felt like I had…read morecataracts. I got the last router I wanted they had, and it was marked defective twice before and put back on the shelf. Luckily the cashier caught it before I bought a damaged unit but it was the last one. She did look it up on smaxon and try to help which was nice. But I left empty-handed.

This store is AMAZING!! Best pickup service in Florence…read more I never regret spending lots of money at Target! Always fully stocked and have what they advertise. Store is clean and bright No riff raff junkin up the store

I love to shop at Hamricks. Best savings from housewares, shoes, to designer clothes. Keep up the…read moregreat retail therapy.

From the outside window looks like a clothing store, but inside you see has the additional doodads…read morelike "seen on TV" among others. The middle is full of woman's clothing although the styles for these are dated. Around the sides are decor, shoes, college paraphernalia, gift ideas. There is a musty smell immediately upon entry that you can't get out of your nose. It's either how old the building is or perhaps the clientele demographic. The prices weren't too high but not too low. I think this store is perfect for your grandma, the clothing, the tinker toys, the sugar free candy.

Burlington is a discount store. It offers a wide variety of items--clothes, shoes, jewelry, kitchen…read moreware, workout accessories, bedding, bath and beauty items, seasonal decor and general home decor. It's budget friendly but the items aren't the best quality. This store is huge. It's organized and well lit. There's nothing special about Burlington. I don't have any plans on returning.

Burlington in Florence is maybe one of the best value for money stores in town. Names brands a…read morequarter of price is always in my wheelhouse. My wife mostly finds the decor clothing items, she says this stores clothing is not as trendy as the store in Columbia, SC but deals are deals. We literally come here every weekend to find something of value. This location stays open till 11pm weekdays till midnight Fri & Sat. Normal size store, worth the visit.

Left the store 20 minutes ago, left my favorite sweatshirt draped on the Reebok clothing rack in…read morethe Men's department on accident because I was trying something on in the isle. Called customer service and asked if they could grab it for us and hold it until Sunday when we are driving back through town as we are on a road trip and was told that they "cant guarantee that it would still be there and someone would have to first find it and turn in it to customer service". The young lady was SO LAZY she refused to walk 20 steps to get it for us. Then in the middle of me speaking--hung up on me. Customer service needs to learn some customer service!!

It was horrible. I was paying cash at self checkout. The clerk was angry that my machine broke down…read moreand every question I asked was responded with a very snippy and short reply. She instructed me to go to customer service. I got talked to even worse there. Shareeka claimed to be the store manager and was angry even before not offering any assistance or help. And herlittlehench man or woman was also rude and seemed like giving me back my money was too much work( because the cash machine stopped working) . Because of their willingness to be helpful I had to stand in line again and have every item re rung up. There was no store manager available nor even security to help. Shareeka did not want to do anything but argue with me. I showed up in a good mood wanting to buy somethings. But when I left I couldn't believe somebody on a payroll could act and talk like that to a customer. I hope they can show my experience with a video. She yelled at m and called me names. I thought about just leaving empty handed. I'm praying to God I never have to a shop their again. I go there about twice a week for 7 years. And this is the only time I've had such a degrading experience.

I've been coming to BigLots store since I was a child never associated them with furniture but this…read morelocale does have some quality selections. For instance, that Broyhill sectional pictured I would consider purchasing. Lined around the wall are cabinets, dressers, side tables that aren't bad. I like to browse for odds and ends in stores like these and sometimes find good deals, the prices are similar to Roses slightly higher. The quality and affordability of the furniture here makes me change my opinion of what I consider BigLots. This store sits beside 2 traditional furniture stores, if your browsing those showrooms add BigLots into your tour as legitimate option.

This is a fairly new Big Lots store and pretty nice. I've stopped in a few times and always found a…read moregood selection. The aisles are wide and the staff members greet you, and there's never a super long line at checkout. This Big Lots also has a small refrigerated/frozen section that I haven't seen in other stores. I mainly come here for snack foods and some household items, but they sell it all- from seasonal merchandise to furniture. Big Lots doesn't take coupons, but be sure to join the rewards program. Occasionally on Sundays, they have 20% off all purchases for all rewards members so it can make for some great deals.

I shop at Ross frequently but on the last visit I was disappointed about how some of the employees…read morewere dressed. Several staff or wearing what seem to be house shoes or PJs which look very unprofessional and inappropriate for retail workspace. Why I don't expect formal attire basic dress matters​

It's just ridiculous how you have two dressing rooms now I waited in line for 15 minutes just to…read moretry on clothes definitely wouldn't recommend if they are busy and you want to try things on. Y'all need to open your old dressing rooms back up !! This used to be my favorite store now I'm start going to TJ Max !

Five below has quirky little things for just about anyone! They have a good selection of clothing,…read morecandy, pet things and more ! Cashiers greeted upon entry and asked did I need help. The store should change the name since everything is just about over five dollars.