Gap

I am absolutely thrilled that they have a Gap store at the Towne Center plaza. It’s so awesome to not have to go through the hassles of stepping into the mall just to go to a Gap store. You can simply park (sometimes super close to the front door), walk about a 100 feet and you’re there! When the Gap has some superb sales it makes for so much more of a fun shopping experience. The styles here are sharp, sometimes preppy and business casual. You can even check out the cool neighboring stores (ie: Whole Foods) and even go eat to your heart’s content at one of the surrounding restaurants. As for the staff, they are always super helpful and you will almost always be greeted by someone at the door. I don’t always get lucky and find something that I am completely in love with. It doesn’t matter though, I still love the organization and neatness of this store!

I never seem to find anything I like at this Gap, or even if I do, the price is so unreasonable, or the quality of the clothes so bad (or both), that I never end up buying it. But I got a really good deal the other day on a pair of simple black pants. I applied my $ 25 Gap cash to this purchase, and then I wanted to add a $ 10 reward I had in my Gap account, but the store has no wifi and so I couldn’t log into my account. I was frustrated and ready to leave empty-​handed, but the manager suggested I try Whole Foods which has wifi, and so the day was saved! I’m happy with my pants, but I don’t see myself getting back here unless I just want to browse.

I knid of like this store. It is spacious, never overly crowded and the best part — they always seem to have the BEST deals on Gap work out clothes! That what I love about this place! :)

This one giant Gap encompasses three stores — Gap, Gap Kids, and Baby Gap. Since it’s over at the Town Center Lodge (
) this place is hardly ever going to be crowded.
Gap is one of the mall’s première stores (#1), joining the ranks of Whole Foods and the neighboring Ann Taylor. The extra spacious lot means it’ll be easy to score parking most day, I’ve always managed to find one in the front. It just means less walking and more time to park your car.
The store itself is like a New York railroad apartment setup (#2) and feels pretty large. The sales associates seem pretty helpful and for the most part the store is clean and well ventilated. One person was extremely helpful and pointed out a 20% coupon to my group and I. And even though we didn’t have the coupon, she still gave us 20% off anyway.
And that folks, is how you score repeat customers.
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(#1) And by première, it is literally out front. Southerners aren’t much for scouring for stores.
(#2) In a perfect world, my apartment size would be the same.