Nice walking mall with popular chain stores and restaurants, such as Victoria's Secret, American…read moreEagle, Buckle, Men's Warehouse, Bonefish Grill and First Watch. The mall is also beautifully landscaped with Southern Magnolia trees, Willow Oak, and shrubs. I also enjoyed the bronze statues of children and dogs around the mall!

The place was spotless. They have a ton of options to choose from as well. We went on a nice walk…read morethrough different business and we found a few pieces we liked. Most of the places had really good service and the price weren't bad.

This simple strip mall is anchored by the Food Lion super marker but also features a Subway,…read moresporting goods store, electronics store and discount Family Dollar store. The shopping center is easy to access from the busy road. The parking lot is in good condition and is well lit. I found the aisles to be easy to navigate. There are entrances from both Columbia Road and Church St. [Review 14713 overall, 213 of 2021, number 377 in Georgia.]

Overall, a good shopping center in Dothan, Alabama. There are a good amount of stores and a diverse…read moreselection. Everything from a Target to a Barnes & Noble. The shopping plaza is well-maintained and offers good parking. I would definitely recommend a visit here.

Service on point. Have a great selection on perfume and cologne. Price was okay. Have big…read moreselection on purses.

My wife and I went visit Dothan to see my family and then went to Wiregrass mall…read more.. Nothing news because I was there alone two years ago Management team asked me to leave because of nasty my shirt isn't appropriate for customers.. They are narrowmind,I never had problem anywhere mall in Dallas,Tampa,Miami.. Washington DC different State .. What I notice I don't see any young people shopping there just elderly only.. So my wife and I was there last Tuesday and we talked about it and she agree with me something wrong with Management team and we notice nothing young people is interesting that Mall probably already know that Mall is Narrow mind.. That why young people probably prefer go somewhere Mall more flexible more open mind to shopping no rules from Management team... We decision not to come that Mall anymore.. Look bad already.. I hope Management team need to wake up and change to be more open mind..so young people would come again.. Bye bye I'm done there!!

I live in Atlanta but I believe in stimulating the economy when traveling. I was visiting the area…read morefor a funeral and had enough of funeral vibes, so, I escaped to the nearest mall. I'm a bougie woman from Atlanta and honestly had forgotten that Belk department stores are still operating. There is also a Dillard's where I got a cute Kurt Geiger wallet on sale, encountered three sales people in the handbag area and when I was ready to pay they went back and forth on who should ring me up. It was nice to have so much attention. I also found some really cute Chardonnay socks for less than a $2. There's way more independent stores than national brands and I wasn't in the mood to try on clothes so I passed most of those. They have a Claire's but no Victoria Secrets or Macy's. I just have to thank the mall heads that I live in the big city and know how great the mall can really be.

Well, I was at the Albany Mall today, 6/6/2023, & I must say that the mall has hit an all time LOW…read more I was shocked to see what appeared to be a homeless person and a small child actually "camped out", in the corridor, next to where Sears was once located. She literally had a what appeared to be a bed pallet, several blankets, bed pillows, food, and entertainment for the child who appeared to be less than 2 years old. And she had a perimeter set up so that folks would not get to close!!!! I was appalled that management (if there is any there), allows this sort of activity, where folks come to shop. I was actually out there for the sole purpose of "mall walking", and the temperature in the mall was hot!!!! With even more vacant stores!!!!! What prominent store/business would want to set up shop in such a declined, run-down place???? It is sad, sad, sad......

Many years ago Leon County got smart and bought this former Food Lion (boo!) shopping center…read moreinstead of building a stand alone library and community center. It's been a great marriage ever since. There's a branch library, community center and a Tax Collector/Tag/Driver License office. There's a Starbucks on the perimeter. A fitness center, nails, massage and a church. Country Kitchen is there too. The former Asian take out place will soon be a Mexican restaurant. I keep hoping that the remaining empty spaces will become more restaurants but we shall see. The parking lot is a relatively easy in and out and there is plenty of parking. There is a Taltran bus stop with cover and a flex bus option is available to get you to this hub. You just have to call them in advance to schedule a ride. For those taking the driving test there is a marked parking space that sees a lot of drivers practicing.

Nice little shopping center has a Starbucks, Trader Joe's, FedEx, Grub, Chipotle, McAlister's Deli,…read moreT-mobile and a T.J. Maxx. A nail saloon and a gym and a cool little shop Smashing Oils that sells cooking oils. Depending on the time of day the parking can be busy. But a nice way stop to grab a burger or burrito then get some grocery and a coffee before heading home.

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This is a tiny, tiny mall with very few stores. Yeah, in the world of shopping malls, this is a…read morepretty insignificant contributor. There are so few stores and lengthy hallways devoid of any retail. It does have some nice murals portraying the history of Auburn University. There are a couple of large department stores like Belk and Dillard's, as well as the B. Turner Clothing Store. But while the Dillard's feels modern, the dimly-lit interior of Belk feels like you've traveled back in time to the '90s, and B. Turner's is straight out of the '80s! The "food court" is less of a court and more of a hallway intersection that happens to have three restaurants. Two of these serve crappy Asian knock-off food and one is a Chick-fil-A. There is also a Great American Cookie place, and a country buffet deeper into the mall. There's just not much to see here, and that's exactly why the college kids call it the S'mall. But at least this small town has something.

There's something so nostalgic about visiting a real mall--a rarity in today's world where so many…read moreare fading into history. Malls remind me of the joys of childhood, and I was thrilled to discover the Auburn Mall, nestled in Opelika, still thriving and full of life. The experience was refreshing. The stores were not only open but well-stocked with a great variety of products, catering to a range of tastes and needs. The anchor stores were bustling, their staff welcoming and attentive--a far cry from the ghost-town vibe some malls have these days. Perhaps the biggest highlight was the energy: people were buzzing around, shopping, chatting, and enjoying the space. It felt alive, a true community hub. I'll definitely make it a point to stop by again the next time I'm in the area. The Auburn Mall is a delightful reminder of real brick and mortar stores!

The shopping center is decently maintained and offers a nice selection of retail stores and…read morerestaurants. There is also a bank, a cleaners and the usual assortment of businesses that you would find at a shopping plaza. I will say I was surprised to see an Enterprise car rental center located here, but whatever works. It is also very convenient the Interstate 10 for anyone that just wants to get off the highway and grab a quick bite to eat. I would recommend a trip here