I stopped on a whim. Too pricey and not enough selection. Just one-off peices. I wasn't a fan. I…read morewas expecting so much more. I wanted to grab Bar stools but most were lower sized/height (26 inch) with no sets or 3 alike. Didn't have a customer service complaint. I got a chance to fully walk around the store without being inundated. I prefer that but I know others like to be greated. You do need to come with a truck or flat bed if you purchase.

Love Wayfair. Not a fan of the Wayfair Outlet. Drove about an hour to check it out, and man it…read morewas a major disappointment. A lot of the furniture has cosmetic damage and/or is just terrible looking. Some of the couches look like it could have came from the 1970s. Not saying you can't find a hidden gem, but I would not drive a long distance to search. I did find a nice looking fire pit with Adirondack chairs that I would have purchased, but it was black only. Unless you have it under some shade, black chairs in the South means burning your ass in the summer. Most of it is junk nobody wanted to buy online, returns or has minor cosmetic damage. Check the Outlet's web site out before driving here. Think I am exaggerating? Check out my photos.

Malls like Four Seasons will always give me the warm and fuzzies of nostalgia. With the rise of…read moreonline shopping, many are no longer mall goer's, Gen Alpha are practically aliens at the mall. Gone are the days when we used to kill time in Food Courts and browsing the aisles at Sam Goody and Tower of Records. We visited this mall while attending a basketball tournament. The team decided since we had a 3 hour window between our next game, we should stroll the mall, get our steps in. As loving teen parents, we agreed. This mall is very well kept. They offer a mix old and new stores. Hollister, American Eagle, Dillards, Victoria's Secret, PacSun. An oldie but goodie, JC Penney. A major issue for me during this visit, was the air conditioning. It's over 80 degrees in Greensboro, get the HVAC tech please. Aside from that, we had a lovely shopping experience.

The Four Seasons Town Centre is a mall in Greensboro, NC. It is near the Greensboro Coliseum and…read moreKoury Convention Center. There is plenty of parking at the mall. Four Seasons Town Centre is three stories with a lot of stores. The mall felt open with the three stories, and you could see the stores above. There were elevators and escalators to reach the other floors. The skulights allowed natural light inside. The mall was busier than I expected for a weekday. Dillards and JCPenney are the main anchors, and there are smaller stores like American Eagle and Bath and Body Works. I didn't see many empty storefronts, but I just stayed on the first level. I didn't want to walk too much with my knee.

I went here looking for some camp clothes for my son, and was a little disappointed that there…read morewasn't more for his age/size. I did get a great deal on some high quality T's for him though! The selection for adults (work out clothing), and women's unmentionables is GREAT. The staff was very friendly, but didn't know how to work the register too well, but hey, we all have days like that.

I purchased during the advertised Free Shipping HANES PROMOTION, and did not receive free shipping…read more Called CS and they said the discount was only for orders of $50.00. But nowhere in the Ad does it say for orders of $50.00. Buyer beware!!!!

As soon as I knew I was moving to Greensboro, I looked for some of my favorite national chains and…read morefound them right here. The first place worth mentioning is REI. I usually park nearby, peruse the garage sale items, then go on a stroll around the whole shopping center. While I do like Whole Foods and will go there for certain specialty items, I tend to spend a little less at the gigantic Harris Teeter. There's a huge selection of clothing stores, you can get a legit (if pricey) massage at Hand and Stone, get your haircut, see a movie, and grab a great dinner from a wide range of restaurant options. This might be the most upscale shopping center in town.

In the 80s and 90s, the mall we went to the most in Greensboro was Four Seasons Mall (now Four…read moreSeasons Town Centre). It went downhill and beginning in the 2000s, we went to Friendly Center instead. This has been a general trend in America where people have shifted from going to traditional indoor malls to outdoor malls, some integrated with mixed-use developments and/or repurposed sites. Funny thing is Friendly Center has been around since 1957 and Four Seasons 1974. Both have changed over the years, for better or for worse. I came here multiple times with friends and family in 2008 and 2009. With my friends, we'd go to stores like REI, Great Outdoor Provision Co, and Barnes & Noble. It was around these years that I picked up a MacBook for my mom from the Apple Store. She returned several times for One to One trainings on how to use various Apple devices. Since 2018, I've been going to Friendly Center for Schiffman's Jewelers, for the most part. That's because I got my wife's engagement ring and wedding band from Schiffman's and have returned for inspections and cleanings. We returned just a few weeks ago to see Frances, who just celebrated 45 years at Schiffman's. Last month, I accompanied my wife and sister to Sephora and Anthropologie. Other brands that were or still are of interest to me at Friendly Center include Brooks Brothers and lululemon. There are also a Whole Foods Market and Williams-Sonoma. Friendly Center was sort of patchworked together over the years, so the design and routing aren't ideal and getting around can be confusing. It would be nice if there were maps of the property on-site, but we didn't see any during our recent visit. Also, at the time of writing this review, the map on their website is down. "Couldn't fetch map data." https://friendlycenter.com/directory Depending on what section of Friendly Center you're in, it's sometimes better to get back in your car and drive to another store than it is to walk. This is because of the awkward, inefficient layout and lack of sidewalks. Again, not ideal. The brands are the draw. Check out Friendly Center on Facebook and Instagram at the links below. The mall is currently active on these platforms. FB: https://www.facebook.com/FriendlyCenter IG: https://www.instagram.com/shopfriendlycenter/

Emma was amazing, love her joy, and personality. Thanks to her for helping out when needed, her…read moreservice was 10/10.

There's a wide variety of stores. It's easy to find just about anything you need. The mall is…read morealways clean and well kept, and the layout makes it simple to get around. I also love the food court and dining options, which make it a nice spot to spend an afternoon. The staff and security are friendly and helpful. Whether you're shopping for clothes, grabbing a quick bite, or just walking around.

This store had such a strong odor...like mold/dust that I could not stay very long. I could feel it…read morein my lungs and throat. I will wear a mask if I ever visit again. They had a lot of racks full of clothes. Surprisingly all of it was very neat. I rated this a 3 because it wasn't my cup of tea, but I can imagine folks who like to pick through racks of clothing would find this place a hidden gem. Plus none of the clothing were my style. I saw ladies with carts full of clothing. The store had great deals and they were loading up. It is attached to an abandoned mall so the visuals are very old and dated. There is plenty of parking and lots of room that you aren't on top of each other. Those who like to dig for treasure. Have fun exploring!

Sometimes called "Discount Dillards" or "Dillards Clearance" or a few more disparaging names.. one…read morething is for certain, it doesn't feel like regular Dillards. It has the feel of TJ Maxx or Marshall. That can be nice sometimes, but I personally wouldn't drive to it again. It does have a really large collection, especially of shirts and pants. I did find that the type of "look" seemed to target a different demographic, so I had trouble finding clothes that I liked. When I looked at the tags, most of the clothing was made in China though, so I'm not sure how long it will last. There were a couple of sections with actual Dillards brands, and they were nicer (in my opinion), but then the prices were more like going to the Mall, so I don't really have a need to drive there. If I lived in High Point, I'd probably visit from time to time, but it's not worth the visit from Winston.

Be very careful. I ordered an expensive coffee table from this company. I was notified that it had…read moreshipped , yet item never arrived. I contacted overstock and was told that they were unable to reach the carrier. Since then they have not responded to ant attempt to resolve this. They have my money and refuse to even speak with me. I have called and emailed them many times. Very bad customer service, once they have your money!

IYKYK..just in case you don't.. I will spill the tea! Stopped by Dillard's (Four Seasons) it's the…read moreonly place I could find Parfums de Marley other than online. The store was busy on a Friday evening and I was assisted by Dominique who provided the best customer service and treated me as if I was his only customer. He took the time to answer all my questions. He was patient as I was deciding which fragrance to buy. All the fragrances smell so good and they had a large selection. Once I narrowed it down to the fragrance I wanted, Dominique packaged my purchase so nicely as if I was going to give it as a gift (to myself) The brand is a bit pricey but as Dominique stated "it's the Rolls Royce of Parfums".

The Dillards in Fort zLauderdale is wonderful, but this store, like many others, seems to be…read morefalling on hard times of fee consumers. Hard to keep up on merchandise if people aren't buying. Sad to see.

A cultural shopping explosion lol. There are restaurants,food stores,barber shops, clothings stores…read moreand even a night club at this shopping plaza. The key word is cultural - everything has its niche. I have popped I. A couple of places here, but I am your typical American so a lot of the stores are not catered to me- which is perfectly okay! Definitely good to have for our residents from all over the world.