I was on the hunt for new running shoes and decided to visit the outlet mall in Grand Prairie. When…read moreI arrived, I noticed the Nike store--but the Reebok store was even closer, so I headed in, and I'm so glad I did. The store was spotless, beautifully organized, and immediately welcoming. As soon as I walked in, Mr. Mike greeted me warmly and offered assistance, then personally guided me to the men's running shoe section. I found a fantastic selection of discounted running shoes and ended up purchasing two pairs. When I needed help finding the perfect fit, both Ms. Bailey and Mr. Mike went above and beyond--taking the time to help me choose the best shoes for my feet at an incredible price of $39.99 each. Their professionalism, friendliness, and genuine eagerness to help made the entire experience outstanding. It's clear Ms. Bailey leads by example, as the store's cleanliness, organization, and excellent customer service truly stand out. I will absolutely be back and look forward to visiting again soon! I hope to see you there.

So many stores, so many familiar brands, so many sales.. all in a row, in a never-ending loop of…read morediscount shopping featured right off Highway 20 in south Grand Prairie. I won't bore you with a list of store names (just go to their website) but it's a comprehensive shopping experience from designer to everyday brands. Shoes, clothes, jewelry, accessories, kids stores/toys. There isn't any restaurant experience here, but they do have a few classic "mall food" snacks, like Auntie Anne's pretzels and Great American Cookies, plus a candy store, coffee, and tea. Personally I like to come here when it's cold outside, or at least cool weather. There's really not much shaded parking, plus it's just too hot to walk outside from store to store in the summer heat.

Love the clothing! They have a good selection of 2XL items as well as other sizes! Love that they…read morehave a limited supply of items so you don't walk around town and see 50 other people wearing the same thing you have on! Customer service is pretty good - they usually respond at least once... but I have found that if I reply back again with another question etc, they do not respond to me then.

I highly do not recommend buying anything from this store! the description of the goods does not…read morecorrespond to reality and after noticing this, they refuse to accept the goods back. The quality of the product is very bad! guys, just remember, never buy goods from unverified, dubious stores!! don't risk it!! customer service is the worst in the states! I'm shocked how brazenly these scammers behave!

I have a booth here so I recommend it! Booth D19 in Frisco, TX…read more As a customer- lots of cool finds and one of a kind things to buy. Pricing is decent and there is no one who will have what you have. It is basically a permanent pop up shop with ever changing products. As a vendor- perfect place for the working entrepreneur who needs help. So this place, has the location, the clients and the staff. As a vendor, you pay them to sell your items while you are at home making or buying more stock of your product. Pricing is fair once you break down what you would have to pay if you were owning your own location. I love the concept, I just wish there was a location in Dallas

Bathroom's are not the best. No hand soap, toilet seats and toilets in general are disgusting. The…read morestore is wonderful. Customer service is good. Prices are extremely high, but other than that not bad

Reena D is right. This place is a bit of chaos, particularly in the women's section. So, for the…read moreladies, this may not be a go to. However, I can review this from the viewpoint of a relatively stylish guy only shopping the mens section. First, the shoes. It always makes me laugh to look at the shoes and see "80% off" and the shoes are still $70. However, you can certainly find shoes worth paying that much for, and still leaving feeling like you got a great deal. The mens section, proper, does a great job of keeping the sizes together. Where the womens section has the organization of a Ross, the mens is more like Macy's or JCP. Likely due to simply carrying less product. In addition to marking sizes, they group brands together. They have the same great brands that they have in the regular Nordstrom stores, but at greater savings. I really like Penguin, Calvin Klein and a few others. They have all of the brands I like. I wear a shirt size on the smaller side that is usually difficult to locate. They always have my size, and offer many types of fits, including slim and athletic. I really appreciate that. The ties and accessories are hard to beat in quality and price. They have a casual clothing shopping side too, which includes brands like True Religion and Lucky Brand. However, with jeans I have noticed that they are odd sizes like 33x29 and 38x31. Still, at a drastically reduced price. I would suggest simply getting there and leisurely browsing, allowing time. You can find your size pretty quickly in the mens section. Also, sign up for Nordstrom rewards - it's free and you can get some grrat deals via text.

I'm a longtime Nordstrom rack fan but no ON athletic shoes in my size so I'm off to southlake…read more Saw other great slip on loafers in great colors but I can't buy everything! I think this location gets shopped out since it's at the mall so I'll pop over to a different location. I need some summer mall walking shoes and hopefully I can get a run in early morning. Nothing good in my size here and I think it's smaller than southlake location but I didn't get that scientific about it

Wow! These guys are great! Their online presence is amazing. Their return process is quick and…read moreeasy. Their pricing is great! Their Christmas options are awesome. Great gift ideas and great style options. Mostly I love the attention to detail and their friendly attitude!

Cute clothes & grace filled atmosphere. They have all sizes from Zero to 4X!! Great selection…read more But some items are a little pricey for me.

It's sad that this store has turned into a Thrifter's wholesale store. They are there before the…read morestore opens and line up with their wagons. When the store opens they go straight to the deal bins and dump the entire bin into their wagons. All of the special/deals were taken and I was in line to enter the store. There were around 10-15 thrifter's with their wagons when I went there. Very disappointing. And just think of the check out line. Yep, wagons full of items to scan and bag. The cashiers put their items in large garbage bags, because a normal checkout bag would never fit their purchase. So, the normal customer has to wait in a long line, because they are checking the thrifter's out with their 50+ items. I know this is the world we live in now, but it seems like you can't shop for yourself at Reclectic anymore. Reclectic, maybe you could allow certain days for wagons, so customers that want to shop for themselves have a chance to be included in your special/deals that you have. Just a thought.

This isn't so much a thrift store, as much as it is an outlet store for higher end clothing shops,…read moremainly Anthropologie. The entryway has several severe warnings that rough and rude behavior will not be tolerated. I can only imagine that aggressive resellers have made a bad reputation here? I didn't witness any shenanigans on my visit. The store is a treat! Lots of feminine frilly dresses arranged by size and color. They are pricey to start - so the discounts even at 50% don't push you into super cheap territory. Think $128 dresses offered at ~$65. If you're looking for an outfit to wear as a wedding guest, a date night dress or you just want to add a bit of girly whimsy to your life, this is the spot!

I stumbled into WH yesterday while walking around downtown Mansfield. The downtown scene here has…read moreimproved tremendously over the last few decades, and shops like WH are one of the reasons why. Before you even enter this women's shop, white speakers playing tunes from a local country station beckon for you to come on in. Once inside, the friendly staff make you feel at home and even offer you something to drink. There's so much here to see and try on that you could easily spend over an hour in the shop (guilty). Whether you're in the market for casual weekend wear, fancy rodeo-chic wear, a work blouse, jeans, dressy brunch attire, or even evening wear, you'll find it here. In fact, you'll even find high-end, high-quality brands including Johnny Was (cute embroidered blouses) and Pendleton (beach towels and purses). The main front room contains the majority of WH's clothing inventory including accessories like belts, scarves, headbands, and earrings, while the back room has the bar and higher-end western wear including hats of all colors and styles. In between, you'll find a spacious restroom painted in robin's-egg blue and filled with good-smelling soaps, lotions, and sprays across from the two-stall fitting rooms. Unlike department stores, you aren't crammed into a small room with bad lighting and a little mirror, instead, each curtain-enclosed stall opens into a larger well-lit room with big mirrors so you can walk around and really see how the clothes fit. When I visited on a sunny winter day, they were having a huge sale and I left with a green work blouse; a white flowy weekend blouse, and a black strapless evening pantsuit plus a really cute hand-embroidered face mask with a filter pocket (I've been searching everywhere for one!). I cannot recommend WH enough. Go check it out and save yourself the long drive to Northpark or downtown Fort Worth! (And if you need a coffee break after the wine, walk across the street to the Flying Squirrel!)

Great people and love the styles. Spent way too much, the sales were part of their August specials…read more Love seeing new shops coming into downtown again. Will be back for sure.

It's a Uniqlo. Big. Clean. Well organized and plenty of staff. No issues here with me!read more