Beall’s Outlet

Bealls is actually a Florida based store with over 420 operating nationwide. I can’t speak for other locations, but because of the community and rather upscale (i.e., clean) stores it has for neighbors in this particular shopping mall, shopping here is not only easy, there is a wide variety of home goods at pretty decent prices. That being said, I went to this store right after Church and it did have the faint ennui of a pretty good garage sale that had already been picked over. There really wasn’t all that much product and what was visible, while a step or two higher than Dollar store stock, was more or less a lot of unnecessary junk. I did see one or two knick knacks that might be nice to add to my collection, but I lament that I’m sure the next time I go there, they won’t be there, unfortunately at the time I was not able to make any purchases because first of the month = rent.
I imagine if you could go there at least 2x a week and arrive at different hours you could take advantage of their specials and find something in their inventory that pleases and is worth the effort to find and purchase, otherwise with other stores closer in my neighborhood (Coral Ridge Mall), I’d much rather peruse the Marshall’s or if back up at that collection of stores, happily settle to rummage through Stein Mart. Personnel were quite welcoming.

Store has very poor customer service. They do not care at all about customer satisfaction. Similar stores such as Marshalls, TJ Maxx and Ross are far superior. It also usually takes forever to get assistance in the store including the check out registers.

This store is in a little shopping center with Bed Bath and Beyond, YouFit, and A.C. Moore among other places. When you walk in the store is quite large but the merchandise is spread out and appears kind of sparse. That or everything is really picked over. This is definitely a discount store compared to the regular Beall’s a couple miles away.
The store is broken down into sections, which makes shopping easier however you do have to sort through the merchandise to find deals. It’s like shopping at a TJMaxx or Marshalls or Ross. You have to have a lot of patience to find cute items and shop often since merchandise changes frequently. If bargain shopping is your thing, then I would check this place out. While I love a good deal I’m not a big fan of having to hunt through tons of racks of clothes where I usually can’t find my size in the item I like.

This store is huge with racks upon racks of clothing inventory, shoes and even decorator items. It’s a budget outlet sort of place so there isn’t pizzazz about it. The reason to shop here is value for your dollar and though none of the items are top line there are a lot of medium line items such as Nautica clothing and others to be found.
Check pricing carefully as sometimes it’s a little strange. For example I found a blue polo style Nautica men’s shirt for $ 39.95 with the notation to «compare» at $ 49.95 but the exact same shirt in green for $ 29.95 with exactly the same comparison price. I can’t think of reason to charge $ 10 more for the same shirt in blue, or thinking conversely, $ 10 less for it in green.
I’ve been in this place several times and they always seem to have items up at «marked down» prices or mere indicating a percent, usually up to 50% off.
They also have many low end items of inventory, especially in kid’s clothing, which are of rather inferior quality, somewhat dated in pattern or design and also containing indications of rather poor workmanship.
As an outlet budget store for bargain hunters, it’s not bad overall. The best thing about it is that I’ve never seen it crowded.

This place reminds me of a TJMaxx… stuff everywhere and hardly any fitting rooms. However, the prices are good. The staff is ok but soooooooo SLOW. Maybe it’s being down south… but would it kill them to have a register for returns only? Other than that… it’s worth going for the prices.