What's for dinner? I stopped at this Walmart for the Supercenter side of the store and ended up in…read morethe frozen aisle looking for something that work on my keto diet. I did find a frozen entree from Real Good that would work. The store was tidy and decently stocked. I did not encounter any associates and was able to ring up my purchase without issue. Easy. [Review 1149 of 2026 - 4799 in North Carolina - 26328 overall]

Don't bother calling the store they will not answer at Customer Service or the Auto Department…read more They cancelled my appointment for installation of tires 45 minutes prior to me arriving. They told me that they did not have them and coming in later that day. The rep said that they would call me. They also never called. I got an email stating my tires were there to pick them up? I call and tried to schedule an appt on line (website has technical difficulties ) to have them installed. After calling customer service (corporate) and calling repeatedly over and over to the store ( no answer ) I finally cancelled my order. Lesson learned go somewhere else for your auto needs.

Randolph Mall has plenty of parking and I bet you can find any type of apparel there due to the…read moredepartment stores. It also has Books-A-Million, which has decent coffee and plenty of books and magazines. It's really the only place in Asheboro aside from the library with that many books. Those are about all the good things I can say about the mall these days. Randolph Mall would be a Great Place for a zombie movie, because frankly, there's nobody in it. Unfortunately, this place seems to be going out of business fast. I asked one shop owner after noticing all the closed stores and he said he was moving soon too because the mall not only refuses to lower his rent, but brings less and less clientele in every month or so. The Book Store, Department Stores, Cinema, and Chick-fil-A are really the only things Randolph Mall has anymore. I walked through it last week and it was just one big vacuity. Very depressing. The barista at the bookstore even seemed overwhelmed with 2 or 3 customers in line, so I just wondered off to scan titles. I remember when I was a kid and going to this mall was a real outing. On Halloween, the pet store, Family Pets', gave out free goldfish, and in Boy Scout's we'd race our Pinewood Derby cars in the food court. We would get phone calls weekly for the jewelry store there because it was one digit off of my parent's ground line. Now even that place is out of business. It's sad to see a dying Asheboro landmark, but I guess even the pyramids at Giza have graffiti. I hope they can get their act together and evolve with the times. Asheboro is a good-sized city, it is in a good location and you have plenty of empty stores- now the only thing you have to do is sell the retail spaces and pull people in.

What a difference a couple of months can make. As of today there are only 2 empty spots and the…read moreplace is pretty busy most of the time. Week before last they had a local elementary school in here decorating a huge tree for the holidays, Thanksgiving Day people were actually lined up around the building, and weekends are as busy as any mall I've been to. It looks like they've been renovating and some store owners mentioned upcoming re-locations so the mall can update their space also. All in all I think they are doing a fairly good job of bringing an older mall up to date. The picture was taken at 2:15 on a Monday (from the same angle as Benjamin G's)...not typically a busy time in any mall that I've ever been to yet there are several dozen people shopping, eating, and walking around.

This is a beautiful store with something for everyone. The staff were so nice. I loved many things…read morehere and prices were reasonable. I loved the jewelry and blouses.

The sign on the door reads "Masks not required," not "No masks allowed." My family masks to protect…read morethose we live with and love, not to be targets of purposefully loud and obnoxious remarks that the store employees would rather move to Peru to escape the scourge of "communist masking," that "even Iran" doesn't force masking, and that people who mask don't understand basic psychology or biology. The behavior was unwelcoming and discourteous. So, we left without buying anything. Basic psychology. This shop does, however, sell some adorable llama earrings that will be very popular upon their anticipated relocation to Peru!

I love shopping Ross, and definitely like hitting up different locations- even when I am on…read morevacation. I found a wonderful hooded cardigan to help keep me toasty on the chilly fall evenings in NC and I found a dress and pj's for my grandson. They were quite busy- so there was a line at checkout, that's normal for any Ross location. Best places for me to find dresses!

My guy and I are in Asheboro spending time at our favorite spot..The Postcards formerly known as…read moreThe Getaway. We wanted to see some of the town, so we went sightseeing. Honestly, not a lot to see, but we did go to Ross. Both of us found several items we liked, and I decided against trying mine on. However, my guy wanted to try his on. The back dressing room was closed, and only two were available up front, where there was a line of four-five people waiting. When I got to the register where "Cassey" was working, I asked about the back dressing room, and she smuggly told me it was closed. Really? I had just left the area, so I kinda figured that out. I also inquired about the restrooms. Again, Cassey proudly announced they're locked. Really? I said this is a disservice to your customers. If I have to walk all the way to the register and ask Miss Cassey to find someone to unlock the door and stand for ten minutes waiting, only to have to walk back to the register and ask again, is nonsense!!! Ross - consider the handicap and the mother with 3 wailing babies or heaven forbids a senior who needs a restroom immediately. It was such an unpleasant experience at Ross and Cassey, you definitely need to be trained and have a little sensitivity for people who are waiting.

On top of the nonexistent customer service, I bought frozen butternut squash from this Target and…read morelater realized it was expired. Please check your food sections more carefully -- this shouldn't happen.

Came in for brow products and all the aisles are clearly marked incorrectly and I was unable to…read morefind anything I needed. I found two brow stations that had zero brow products. I can say that the pharmacy is great and they always get me squared away. Parking was a mess in the rain. People without tags or placards took all the disabled spaces. Of the 10+ only one had a valid permit to park there so I was left way out to walk in the rain. I did not interact with any staff except the pharmacy.

For those not familiar with the area, here's the deal about this mall…read more Danville used to big a major textile city since the Dan River flows right through the center of town. When those went bust loooong ago, the city went downhill. This is the only mall in the area, and when you have a population without a lot of money, you get stores, or a lack thereof, to match. Well, there were 4 anchor stores here: Belks, Sears, JC Penny, and Dunhams Spirts. Sears and JC penny are gone. The "food court" has a Chinese food place and a cookie place. Elsewhere, there's a Chick-fil-A and a pretzel joint. The majority of the stores are gone. However, the mall is not run down or dirty. It's clean, well lit, and inviting. With the new Cesar's casino in Danville, expect some major changes to happen to this mall.

Danville Mall has got to be the smallest mall I've been in…read more Being that it was almost empty, there were a LOT of parking spaces available. Came in here on a weekday and I can count the people that were shopping. People also come here to walk for exercise. They have the right idea. No people to bump into and disrupt your exercise! Lol The number of places to eat is very limited. By that I mean there's only 4. I'm okay with that, because all I want's Cinnamon pretzel bites at Monk's. The girl behind the register greeted us immediately plus there's no line! There's a department store (Belk) . They didn't have a huge selection. So, I didn't find what I was looking for. The prices seemed to be less than Belk's in big cities, which is nice! Hopefully, vendors will start coming in soon in anticipation of Caesars Virginia's opening in 2024. My husband and I talked about going here to start walking when weather's bad.

Sale efficient and friendly. They had my product in stock. Close to my house. This business is…read moregreat.

This is a great pet store! They have a great variety of items for all of your pets. They also…read moresupport local animal adoption. We attended an adoption event for a dog at this store. It was a great event and we were able to see everything you could need for a dog they had here. Check them out if you are in the area.