Great service at low prices. I just wish you carried On Cloud shoes. I love the friendly staff and…read morethe variety of options.

Great store with many shoes. The store was well organized. Lots of socks, some clothing and…read morehandbags were available. The Ohio themed clothing was made in America. Shoes: many ranging from athletic to casual to dressy ones. Cute and modern styles too! My issue is that there weren't enough shoes available in wide widths. The staff was nice and helpful! Very professional. Might give the store another try sometime. Hopefully there will be more wide width shoes the next time.

Amazing and knowledgeable service. Quality shoes. Listened to and met my specific needs. If…read moreOllivander sold shoes...

Lucky Shoes is a great place to go for your running and walking shoe needs. The service was superb…read moreand when I had to make an exchange it went super smooth. Highly recommended.

I miss when this mall had stores that were not just shoe stores. Thankfully, there are some great…read morespots: Lululemon, Dry Goods, Arie, Bath & Body Works, etc, but it feels like for every good store, there is a shoe/sneaker store.

The mall is still really nice. I make videos on YouTube showcasing malls and this was one that i…read morereminisced fondly on because I lived and worked in Fairlawn for 5 years, in my 20s. Unfortunately, the security guard told me to stop filming. Sad, because my videos are not meant to bash the mall at all but rather to admire it. More empty store fronts than I remember and they also white washed it. There used to be metal leaves coming from the ceiling and more color. I don't know why everything has to be whitewashed these days. Still a good mall though

They did not have the boots that I wanted (waterproof, insulated, steel toed work boots, made in…read moreAmerica, with 8" uppers), however, they were very friendly and helpful and told me where I could get the boots I wanted! I had a very good experience, because they had good staff!

From the owner: What started out as one store in 1978 has since become the largest western and work wear retailer…read morein the nation. We say that our customers feed America, build America, and protect America. With an uncompromising desire to support the local communities we serve, we proudly offer the broadest selection of cowboy boots, work boots, western wear, workwear, western-inspired fashion, and outdoor gear. It is an honor to support the varying lifestyles of the people who make our country so great. Our vision is simple: to offer everyone a piece of the American spirit--one handshake at a time.

When I go to the mall, I go to get in and get out as fast as humanly possible. Malls, no matter…read morewhere in the world, seem to collect the most impatient, obnoxious people. But I didn't want to leave Edie Bauer today, even after trying on everything I could have possibly needed. (Or wanted...because goodness knows I wanted everything in there!) The store is so well-organized and clean, and the sales associates all went above and beyond to help me. The manager was even walking around helping all the customers, and he was the friendliest guy around! I will definitely be returning to this store, and will even be looking foreword to it, amidst the chaos of Summit Mall!

From the owner: Eddie Bauer is an outdoor brand offering performance outerwear, apparel, footwear, accessories, and…read moregear that is built to last. For more than 100 years, Eddie Bauer has been inspiring, enabling and empowering people to live their adventure.

The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop is one of my regular thrift store stops. Located in a…read morestrip of shops on W. Market you will find one of the nicest upscale thrift stores. The shop is medium sized, nowhere near some of the big stores, but what you will find is really high quality items at a great price. The Discovery Shop has a nice if not huge selection of clothes, they have just recently expanded the men's area in the back to allow for more variety. Most of the items are high end and usually very current. Where the Discovery Shop really shines is the selection of art, decor and interesting items. It seems that they get more upscale donations then most thrift stores, plus they are raising money for a great cause. Other items include books, media, all kinds of kitchenware, plates, glasses and jewelry. Prices are reasonable, what makes it even better is that they have a 50% discount color every week and the last weekend of each month the entire store is 50% off. Over the years I have found some really nice sports coats and a number of carved wood items at the Discovery Shop. Well worth a stop to check out if you are looking for some great items at good prices, plus it is great to support the American Cancer Society. I also want to shout out the volunteers at the Discovery Shop, they are always friendly and helpful and the store is well set up, organized and attractive.

You never know what you'll discover at the Discovery Shop! A high-end thrift gem where all proceeds…read moresupport cancer foundations. The volunteers are wonderful, and the finds are always great--no wonder it was my Nana's favorite place to shop. I scored big today with their 50% off sale. They also accept donations (except electronics and bedding). Shop sustainably and support a great cause!

Needed an elegant, formal dress for a black-tie gala this weekend. Within 30 minutes, I found and…read moretried on multiple beautiful gowns that fit perfectly and walked out with "the one." Fabrics and stitching were high-quality and prices were very reasonable.

Went to look for a formal dress and found one only to be told I had to pay $50 just to try on. If I…read morebought it the money would go toward purchase and if anything in the store. I walked out immediately. I have to pay to try on and they pay for a dress. I will never go back there again. How arrogant of this store to think they are doing me a service. what the hell!!! No wonder the store was empty