Obviously they have some great stuff and at great deals. I honestly don't know who you have to be…read moreto get someone to help or acknowledge you, but no one has EVER asked if I needed help finding what I'm looking for. That said, it's always worth a look when In need of lighting.

Few people know that this is the outlet location for the tony Shades of Light near Willow Lawn…read more SInce I can't afford the stuff there, when I come to the southside, I stop in here to see if I can find a bargain. And, I can hit it on my way to my monthly pilgrimage to WIlliams & Sherrill. It's right on Midlothian at the front of a small shopping center and in the summer, they have a fabulous sidewalk sale. If you covet designer drapes that would normally cost $500 a panel, you can get them at this sale for 50% off or more. I bought a really cool black and white toile lampshade at the sale a couple of years for $10. The store itself is pretty small and has mostly lamps, shades and drapes, but there are a few pieces of statuary and other arty home accents. Ask for help from a salesperson for browsing the little room of drapery in the back as it's pretty crowded and stuffed with merchandise, so it's hard to find what you're looking for in the right lengths.

Came here to try some mall Chinese food at China Garden, rated as one of the top spots in the area…read more Upon approaching the counter, we were greeted by a pleasant young lady who walked us through the items they had and offered us samples to try. We settled on the Bourbon chicken, orange chicken, and General Tao's chicken with lo mein. They had a Bourbon chicken daily special with veggies for under $8.50. We got the three entree special for under $12. The chicken dishes were each really good and fresh with each having their distinct flavor profile. All in all, really good "mall" Chinese food that I would come back to when in the area.

I hadn't been to a mall in quite some time. Unfortunately, it seems I'm not the only one…read more I stopped by this mall over the weekend it was sad to see a number of closed stores and an overall lack of variety in the stores that were open. The busiest part of the mall was the food court, which had a good number of food options. If I were looking for a mall to shop at, this wouldn't be one of my top choices.

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.

West Chester Commons has a great selection of retailers and restaurants . It's right off of 288. I…read morelove the Jo Ann's here . There is also a Regal cinema featuring stadium seating and digital projection. It does have 2 round a bouts so if your not familiar with this beware it can be tricky . The area is maintained well and I've never felt unsafe shopping there.

From the owner: Westchester Commons creates an entire shopping experience, from retail to services to a variety of…read more14 restaurants, not to mention over 30 Community events throughout the year. Westchester Commons is truly a place where you can shop, eat and play!

Oh Stony Point, how far you've fallen…read more I don't know if it's COVID or what has brought about the mass exodus from this outdoor shopping center but it's a shell of what it used to be. 10 years or so ago - I was so impressed with all the stores here. Some of them the only high end ones until you get to DC. Tiffany's, Restoration Hardware, Anthropologie, Sur la Table, body stores, Bebe, Saks 5th Ave and tons more. Tiffany's and RH remain. As well as Saks and a few others holding on like Pandora and Brighton, but that's it. A vast majority of the shops have closed as well as the restaurants. I remember when this was a bustling shopping center with children playing in the main area and people walking their pets. It was a ghost town today. I hope it can be revived.

I hate to say it, but this place was DEAD when I went. NO ONE was there, and several storefronts…read morewere vacant. I don't know if Short Pump Town Center drew away all the business or what, but Stony Point is doing something very wrong. It shouldn't be this DEAD so close to downtown. I hate to compare it with a place from back home, but I couldn't help but think of the Domain in Austin, TX. Any time you go to the Domain, it's jumping. Like it's always popping there. And they are the exact same type of property. Yes, Austin is a much bigger city and the Domain's a much bigger area, so I'm not expecting Stony Point to be on par. But it was still kind of dead. I was expecting it to be just a little more popping.

A really cute store! Reminds me of Five Below, Dollar Tree, and Target mixed together as one that's…read morereasonably priced. You can find a little bit of everything here.They have home decor and seasonal decor that I really like. I have bought quite a few already. There's a small section of craft items, cards, snacks, games, beauty, and household items such as cleaning supplies. Just a whole lot of fun items to browse around. They provide self checkout, but there's a sales associate to help check you out if you prefer. The only con is upon entering the store. It's always heavy on fragrances, reminds me of walking into Hollister back in the day. It's more of a fruity smell, but can be overwhelming sometimes. They also don't have a whole lot of selection for toys. Overall: it's a really cool place to check out!

From the owner: pOpshelf Richmond offers an assortment of home goods, seasonal items, beauty products, arts &…read morecrafts, toys, food & more.

I have been in this store a few times and the staff are not very friendly they never have a real…read moresale only on the least desired shoes great shoes if you can find your size

Clerks apparently not trained well. After looking at my credit card, I realized that I was charged…read morefor a pair of shoes that I did not buy. I was returning two pairs. When I called, I was told I needed to come back in to talk to the manager. Later, I stopped in and she was implying that I was lying. The whole transaction took almost an hour, she kept disappearing in the back while I waited. Terrible service.....I think management needs to look into their employees at that store!!!! It's sad because it's a nice store!

I love this place, hands down one of the best spots to buy mens clothes in Richmond. Everything…read morethey have is well made and lasts forever. You pay a premium for it, but for me it is totally worth it. Nathan always looks out for me, suggesting a few different items that I wouldn't normally consider. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is that their selection is slightly smaller than most of the other Boss stores i've been to (in SF and Tampa) but they have no problem ordering things for you. Stay with the orange line if you want hip urban casual, black if you want to be a bit more dressier, and green for sportswear.

Since moving from Woodstock I've been without a recliner in my Richmond man cave. Recently I…read morestarted shopping for a new recliner that was affordable, fashionable, powered (both recliner and headrest) plus USB-A and USB-C Ports. While shopping at Costco today Carol and I came across the beautiful Shayne Leather Power Recliner. It was love the instant I sat my butt down, lol!! Costco will deliver it Tuesday!! My new recliner arrived today and I'm so glad we had it delivered. It took two delivery guys to manhandle it out of the truck, up the freight elevator and into our condo. The instructions were pretty straightforward and shortly after unboxing the two halves I scooted the main base and back rest into the man cave and assembled them. Once that was done I plugged it and took it for a test sit!! I'm in heaven, lol!!! Have to give Costco

I made an appointment to have my tires balanced and rotated and was told it would take roughly an…read morehour. I was asked to check back in an hour or wait to be contacted when it was completed. I actually showed up 15 minutes prior to the appointment time and checked in. About 70 minutes later, I received a call, thinking my vehicle was ready for pickup, but instead they were asking if the wheel lock was with the car. The service advisor didn't seem apologetic and spoke in a manner that came across as, "Yeah, we're behind, and you're going to have to wait." I had another appointment after the rotation, which cut into my travel time. My vehicle wasn't even pulled in until about 80 minutes after my original arrival, and then it took another 40 minutes or so to complete the service. No one in the shop seemed to care much, other than telling customers, "Yeah, we're about 45 minutes behind," with a dismissive attitude. I don't know if the Costco Tire Center understands the purpose of making an appointment, but it felt like their definition of an appointment is that they'll service you sometime within the day--not at the scheduled time.