The owner waited on me, I didn't get his name I wish I did. He was so knowledgeable and helped me…read moreget a great pair of sneakers. Then recommended the best pair of socks I've ever placed on my feet. They are happy feet now. I should note I returned a pair of sneakers that felt good in the store but a few weeks later didn't feel quite right. The return was effortless. I highly recommend Hanlon Shoes.

Staff is always helpful and knowledgeable. Thanks for being the best shoe store ever! I believe in…read more"Buy local," but in the case of Hanlon Shoes, it's "Buy there!"

Staff completely unaware you exist. I tried to tell me that I was looking for tall sizes. All they…read morewould say was yes we have them. But I could not find them anywhere. The lady in the clothing section ignored me completely. Not good customer service. Whatever is on their phones is more important than selling or serving.

Not bad, to echo some of the sentiment posted here already, they have a bunch of stuff sort of on…read moredisplay and not for sale. Real military gear is limited, confused by a bunch of collection pieces that are not for sale. Used military working uniforms, reproduction Navy Peacoats, boots not sure if real Mil-Spec. Lots of reproduction medals and rank stuff... not the regulation stuff you'd buy in a Navy Exchange or PX. Lots of new crap like timberland boots, dickies clothing. Not impressive, but I was able to find a 1980s Alice M-16 magazine holder. Worth a look, but mostly I always leave thinking it was a waste of time. Don't be fooled by the display window.

I went to return a pair of shoes which it's not fit .The new girl working at the register wasso…read morerude . Worse customer service ever. Had very bad attitude. Another Spanish girl said don't talk to me. Will never go back there again

While at the Hyannis Mall we dropped into this shoe store to look for a few pairs of new kicks. The…read morestore itself is large and well stocked with a ton of different styles of shoes. We ended up buying a few pairs of shoes and actually found a few size 15 men's shoes at reasonable prices in their clearance section. In the end, not a bad place to buy shoes and the staff here is incredible polite.

I have been going to this chain store for years. Even though it's a franchise the employees don't…read morehave any knowledge of running shoes for a pro runner. Trying to push insoles which the very same brand was priced half the price as this place. What a shame that pushing those instead of doing the proper training for this type of store. Beware every single thing is higher priced than anywhere else.

I went to Marathon Sports in Yarmouth today and was fitted by Chris and just wanna say it was a…read morereally professional experience. I had no idea how much went into shoe comfort and really appreciated leaving with my new pair of inserts - it never occurred to me to buy inserts before. I have back problems and appreciated the care the staff took for my comfort and overall experience. Highly recommend!

This is a great thrift store on main st Hyannis's strip. Super unique items and something for…read moreeveryone.

Fabulous and funky! Love this place, great finds and friendly prices. The owners are very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful, they are obviously talented and love what they do. They present a well curated collection of very hip and fun clothing, jewelry and shoes. A beautiful cream colored fox and mouton jacket with matching leather belt for 85$??! Amazing. AND they have a10$ rack and trunk to boot! I scored a great pair of cool boho plaid pants. Check it out! My favorite store on Main Street.

Mall itself is nice, but it doesn't have a decent toy store. Pity. I do like the fact that it has…read moreMacy's.

I've been coming to this mall ever since I was a young toddler, and looking at it now there are…read moremany changes of course with stores coming and going, but a major renovation which took place in 2019. This mall has a modern look to it, which takes away its original look, and to me, I truly enjoyed looking at it. I love looking at original and old structures in malls. The carousel has been taken away, which was a big surprise to see. There are a bunch of retailers that still remain, such as Barnes and Noble, Marshalls, Best Buy, and two Macy's, and a movie theater. Two new retailers to join were Dick's Sporting Goods and Target. Sears closed in late 2018, which had a very long run since the mall's opening. The food court doesn't have a lot to offer when we visited, assuming because of COVID. Hoping that new ones will fill in the spaces. At least Regina's is still there. For restaurants, there are Not Your Average Joe's, Five Guys, Duncan Donuts, Jersey Mike's, and Chipotle. Restrooms are well maintained and an addition to a big modern upgrade, thanks Simon. Take note, on rainy days the Cape Cod Mall can be very crowded.

So much to see Lots of quality vintage clothing, shoes and…read moreaccessories. They also have miscellaneous smalls/decorative items, jewelry and more.

Unfortunately I only had about 10 minutes in this store (pure evil). I could spend DAYS browsing in…read morethere. Not just because there's so much stuff, but so much stuff I would actually want to take home! Wonderfully curated pre-loved items. Trinkets. Toys. Furs. Vintage clothing. traditional Asian clothes. The store was 50% off and I didn't make it past the register. I was enveloped by the jewelry options. The employee saw me pick a certain ring and even pulled out similar ones in different sizes which was so thoughtful. Not as cheap as thrift stores would be but it's a curated vintage store so the prices made sense AND at 50% off, I got my earrings and a ring for $30.

Came in to get skis for our upcoming trip. I must come in at wrong time because the young man…read moreworking was by himself and seemed to be multi-tasking with a customer, phone calls and us. I filled out the rental waiver and he said he would get some help. No one helped and we left after 15 minutes of him on the phone. I don't know who is running the place now, but two thumbs down. This place used to be the place to get skis. Not anymore, just save yourself some money and get them at the mountain.

This is where they keep all the items that the 99% aren't supposed to know about. If prices concern…read moreyou, don't go in to see the good stuff-the really good stuff. Id like to only wear things from here, but my suitcase can only take so much...