There's a few places to eat here and a cigar lounge that looks cool. Other than that..... don't…read moreplan your day around this place. It's dirty, half empty, and I'm surprised the tenants there make any money. This review IS NOT a reflection of the individual businesses. If you see a restaurant in this area that looks good to you, please try it. Just don't plan on spending time at the EpiCentre itself.

Enjoyed walking through the EpiCentre of Charlotte. It was a beautiful day. Definitely recommend…read moreadding to a day outing.

Took my granddaughter here after having major issues finding good shoes and a good fit. She has…read morefemoral anteversion which makes a good shoe critical and difficult to find. We drove an hour and will be doing so forward to come here. We were assisted by Juliette and the owner with the utmost care. When I explained her issue the owner steered us away from a more expensive shoe we were interested in and suggested several that were a better option to keep her toes from pointing inward. The recommendations were spot on and we were amazed by how straight her feet were and how she wasn't falling in the shoes. The fitting process was very low stress and truly excellent from these women and my under two granddaughter had a fantastic experience!! This is definitely worth the drive and the shoe/ sneaker/ sandals/ water friendly and dress selection were amazing!!! We will be back!!

This is the best store to purchase children's shoes. They measure your child's foot to insure the…read moreproper fit. The shoes last longer than it takes your child to out grow them. Selection is nice too! Highly recommend!

Went with my husband to try and find new work tennis shoes. He tried on a pair that was steel toe…read more It did not need those so he asked one of the store reps did they have any more like this that were not steel toe and she pointed to the wall and kept on walking. No customer service

I had a project to purchase tennis shoes for children in shelters. The managers, Leroy (manager)…read moreand Torry (assistant manger) are totally awesome. The other employees are also. Their assistance, and appreciation for the project was above and beyond. Because of them, I will patronize this Shoe Carnival for my casual shoe needs. Thanks a million. Gregory Moss

After American Airlines somehow had my bag half unzipped leading to one dress shoe lost, I needed…read morenew shoes before heading out of town again. Off Broadway to the rescue. Frankly, I don't shop for clothes or shoes very often so my wife had to point me to this place as I only knew the Best Buy existed in this shopping complex near across from Northlake Mall off Harris Blvd. The selection of shoes was very broad with a variety of price ranges from which to choose. This included a decent array of size 14's which can oftentimes be a problem to find. I found a pair I liked quickly, tried them on, they fit well and there you have it, sold! Throw in that she got a new pair of brown boots for the buy one get one 50% off deal and we both walked away happy.

Always a great selection! Customer service has always been available and ready to assist.read more

I wasn't exactly dragged here by my wife but it wouldn't have been my preference. We were here to…read morelook at a specific brand and perhaps try some on. They do have a huge selection, hence the "warehouse" in the name. But these are retail prices and they are not inexpensive. The store is clean and organized. There are many styles and sizes on display. I suppose that they have more in the back but if you can't find what you're looking for, I'm going to guess that it's not worth asking. In the end, we did not find what we wanted but that's not for lack of trying! [Review 2023 of 2024 - 3739 in North Carolina - 23045 overall]

Crystal was so helpful after a really frustrating day of back to school shopping!…read moreThanks for helping a frazzled mama out!

Where do I begin. No one speaks when you enter. Unless your skin tone is white. I went to look at…read morejewelry and a lady who works there was peeping at me over the jewelry rack. The lady next to me who was putting socks away didn't speak. Just looking at every item that I touched. I can guarantee you I make more money than them in one day. So stealing is not an option for me. Outside of that. The stuff is cheesy, very trendy. No originality. Seen it on a million ig pages

I have mixed emotions about this place. I walk past it EVERY day on the way to work and I eyeball…read morethe items in the windows. If it's cute...I make a mental note....if I gasp...I'll walk in and usually will not purchase because they won't have my size. grr. I have to get a dress in a size large in everything so it won't look like a micro mini on my long legs. And Larges tend to fly off the shelves. Lets face it....I'm not 20 anymore and I shouldn't be in a micro anything. I'm all woman..hear me roar. I think this location is a little bit "hipper" than the other location that is in the South Park area next to WS. That location has some of the same pieces but I've been in there and the items would def appeal to the older crowd (40's) and then made mid 20s. Today..... Uptown location made me proud. I had my eye on a Chevron Black and White LONG maxi skirt that was at another boutique in dilworth. I called them and they sold out in about a week. *tears* of sadness. Oh WAIT...I thought to myself...I think Ivy & Leo had the same skirt....I'll check on Monday. Walked in today with a coworker and I couldn't find it on the rack. *tears of sadness* I browse the sale rack as I morn in silence. My coworker said "is this it". A light from heaven shown down with all it's glory as she held up my beloved chevron black and white maxi skirt. "YES" and I snatched it. Thank the good Lord it was a large. I would have probably bought it anyway if it were a small and squeezed my thick'um thighs in it. (Don't judge...you know you've done that before). Here's where I get irritated. I'm happy and I asked the sales girl to hold it for me as I need to go back and get my wallet. I could have sworn she rolled her eyes in her head and I politely said that I would be back...no need to worry. She just grabbed it and said "Name?" wow....someone's got the Monday blues. So I went back and the OTHER nicer girl helped me. Anyway..that's my story. Check it out. It's a trendy little place and dangerous for me as it's on my way to work....blah. I have a shopping problem.

We had a fantastic time finding this place. The food places looked amazing lots of choices of every…read morefood you can imagine, also I had places to get cocktails, wine, and beer. History was cool and a lot of people were happy. I want to go back just eat that pizza that I saw. I would return.

The Alley at Latta Arcade is one of Charlotte's most charming hidden gems and a wonderful reminder…read morethat every city has layers of history waiting to be discovered. Tucked behind an unassuming entrance on Tryon Street, this historic arcade transports you back to another era. Built in 1914 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the beautifully restored passageway connects Uptown's busy streets to a collection of locally owned restaurants, bars, and gathering spaces that feel both historic and modern. I love that the space encourages wandering. Take your time. Explore the storefronts. Grab a coffee, a cocktail, or a bite to eat. The skylit arcade, brick walkways, and European-inspired atmosphere make it feel unlike anywhere else in Charlotte. The real star here is the experience. You can stroll from Tryon Street through the arcade and emerge into Brevard Court, a lively courtyard filled with outdoor dining, people watching, and some of Uptown's most beloved local businesses. It feels intimate, walkable, and full of character. A word of advice: parking can be challenging. This is not a destination I'd recommend driving to unless you already have a plan. The best way to experience The Alley is on foot while exploring Uptown. Park in a nearby garage, take the light rail, hop on the streetcar, or make it part of a larger walking tour of the city. As someone still enjoying the process of discovering Charlotte, places like this make me appreciate the city's history and personality. It's compact, charming, and full of stories. Life is too short not to explore something new, Charlotte. Take a stroll through The Alley at Latta Arcade, slow down, and enjoy a piece of the city's history.

Great service! Great selections! Awesome shoe selections! Love the staff! Priced right!read more

Selection was not the best. It would be great if there were some baker, polar, weekend, or…read moreprimitive decks. Also 97$ for a board with grip sucks. Guys in the shop were nice though

Dsw offered excellent discounts, provided top-notch customer service, and had helpful employees;…read moremoreover, the store was maintained in a very clean manner.

Multiple locations in Charlotte and elsewhere, but the Independence store is a favorite place for a…read moreshoe run. Shoes, sneakers, sandals, and boots for the entire family. Unser one roof. Customer service is excellent. Pleasant environment with helpful employees. Add some 70s California soul over the speaker system, and I am a happy shopper! Great value for hard earned money. See you later, DSW, before they have me in trouble buying more shoes.

Wow what a cool place! We've been in the hunt for some shoes that stood out with some blue and we…read morecan across the perfect blue. They have a huge selection of such unique shoes and colors. Definitely feel like a more curated section of shoes than your regular shoe store. If you are into unique sneakers this is the place for you. Service was great and we were able to get the shoes in the right size and get them shipped back to Minnesota.

My first time at request. Request is a store that sells top-of-the-line rare and limited release…read moreshoes (sneakers) that are what the younger kids call "swag" or "drip". From Nike, Adidas, Vans; too many to list. They also sell supreme brand sweatshirts, other clothing, accessories such as Louis Vuitton wallets, belts, etc. One side the shoes have never been worn while the other have been slightly worn. The less it's warm the more expensive it is. Some of the shoes on the shelves are upwards of $1500 where are some are only $100. I can tell you these prices are not out of line with the industry. This is what people are paying on the internet. I was personally astonished until I saw the same exact product on line. I never knew shoes such as these had such value. I did buy a pair of shoes. Kai was our sales person. He was awesome. If you go there ask for him. I say that because he will spend the time with you. Kai knows his products and he knows what's in the stores inventory. Maybe he is the owner/manager...I'm not sure. I can just tell you he was the best! I was there for a while while my boys tried to win a pair of shoes for the game they had in the store. I didn't see the other sales person offer their assistance. They just seemed unapproachable like they didn't want to be bothered. While sticker shock got me I can at least say at least it wasn't one of the $1K pair! Next time you are at Concord Mills you have to check this store out. For reference, It's not far from the Burlington store. Enjoy!