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!

Pretty convenient shopping center. Sort of typical though. It has a variety of shops, services…read moreand restaurants to include, but not limited to: Target Kroger Best Buy Petco Verizon Wireless TJ Maxx Sally Beauty Supply Starbucks Waffle House Chick-fil-A The Olive Garden Buffalo Wild Wings Banks Nail salons ...just to name a few. It's in a pretty good location because it's just off of the interstate (I-85, exit 58 in Opelika). There's a couple of hotels and gas stations nearby (Courtyard by Marriott, Fairfield Inn). So if you're staying at either of these locations you won't have to go very far to dine and shop. There's also O'Charley's, LongHorn Steakhouse, Jim Bob's and Sonic which are close by, but not within, the Shopping Center. I say stop by this shopping center if you're in the area.

Tiger Town is the changing face of shopping habits in America. No longer does the mall reign…read moresupreme. If you need a clear example of that, look at Auburn, where the mall houses large department stores and a mix of off beat retailers interspersed with empty space. Contrast that with the bustling open air market that is Tiger Town. It seemingly has everything from mainstream retailers like Old Navy, Best Buy, TJ Maxx, Home Depot and Target to specialty shops like Hobby Lobby, Ulta, World Market and Party City to restaurants that run the gamut from full service to fast food. Think Olive Garden to Chick-Fil-A. And that's just a sampling of what you'll find here. Yes, I still like shopping the mall, but the real fun is at Tiger Town, hopping from store to store for an abundance of choices.

They have an extensive selection. Everyone was very nice and I even found something for my coffee…read morebar. Pricing was good and the value was comparable to other thrift stores I have visited.

Nice set up. Mostly clothes here and they have 2 floors. On the second floor is houseware, kids…read morestuff. There is no real houseware items. I not saw 2 glasses and a plate. If you need clothes this is the place. Great service as well.

Staffing is minimal. Selection is poor. Used to ve my go to place...nit anymore. I miss the old…read moreDillard's.

Dillard's would probably be the Nordstrom of the Auburn Mall, and Belk is the Macy's. And JCPenney…read moreis just JCPenney. You'll find more high-end brands for men and women at this department store. Dillard's probably has the best women's shoe selection in the mall, though the clearance racks can be kind of a mess. One time, there was a box with just one shoe. What is a gal do to with a single shoe? Anyway, definitely look for sales because prices can be a tad high otherwise.. And this Dillard's has a MAC counter which I dig. Free working wifi too.

Great place to find casual clothes at good prices. Easy to return clothing and if there is a…read moreproblem the assistant manager, Christian, will go above and beyond to solve it. Love the Auburn store

I really love this store. They have a great selection of clothing at very fair prices.read more

The service was great , every person in there was very helpful and friendly. The selection was…read morereally good , we shopped from the clearance items , plus a few regular priced items for our family . Will be stopping back in if we are in the area .

Great store! Friendly staff and very helpful send knowledgable! Highly recommended and love…read moreshopping here!

I just went to Belk Days and found amazing deals on Crown & Ivy. I especially want to recommend…read moreseeing Candi, as she was excellent - patient, very friendly, and saved me even more money. Give that girl a star! (And a raise!)

Mrs. Andrea was AMAZING. Her customer service is phenomenal. She's the BEST in Belks!read more

I may be slightly too antiquated for this boutique, but I still enjoyed browsing the wares at…read moreFrancesca's which included lots of clothes for women and gifts. This Houston-based chain has a location at the mall right next to Jos. A. Bank, facing the freestanding Krispy Kreme. I found this comfy, neat shirt, but I thought it was slightly overpriced. Yet I still bought it despite believing it may not be long for this world (hand wash only!?!?!?), oh well what can you do. There seemed to be lots of sales going on, and there was a discount rack in the back too. A big chunk of the clothing inventory were dresses so if you're going to an event in the future, checking out Francesca's could be an option. If you like cats or know someone who does, the gifts area had a lot of neat cat-related items as well as Alabama (the state, not the school)-themed goods. Filing this info away for future reference. The one gal working cheerfully greeted me when I came in, and she was pretty nice too. There is a 10% discount available for students, teachers, and the military, in case you fall into any of those categories.

Love shopping here! The staff is always friendly and help me find the perfect outfit for every…read moreoccasion! Great sales too! Honestly buy a good majority of my clothes here just because it's always a great experience!

Absolutely awful. Please do not buy from here. I am stuck in an awful feedback loop of returning…read morefor store credit to try to salvage what I can but I'm just paying more each time to get free shipping. Quality is horrible and clothes are not as pictured. Overpriced. Looks like I am not alone in this experience. Shame on me for falling for a Facebook ad. Shame on them for running this sham of a business

All the items arrived directly from China by the same carrier as Temu/Shein. Half the items did not…read morefit right and now that I look back at the website I see the chemical warnings/do not meet CA Prop 65 standards. Regrets on ordering and don't see the point of returning things if I only get a store credit and have to pay the shipping.