Dillard’s

Holy disheveled shelves!!! I came here with my Mother on January 2. We weren’t looking for anything in particular, just browsing — but we didn’t have much success in finding anything we liked, or anything at all for that matter. It was like stumbling into an episode of Hoarders full of disgruntled employees and customers trying to squeeze past each other to get to the racks, which seemed to be arranged into cattle chutes or something.
Seriously, I hope they are just re-​organizing the store because it was just a giant sh*tshow. I’m sorry — I don’t have a nicer way to say that. There was crap just strewn everywhere, the racks were arranged very strangely so you were blocked in lots of places — there was no natural flow.
And also, in what feels like a personal attack, they’re petites department absolutely pathetic, whereas it used to be one of the better places to buy petite professional clothes. Instead it was mostly old lady jogging suits and other elastic-​banded pants. They used to have a great selection of Tahari and Kasper suits in petites sizes, but those are evidently all long gone.
What a disappointment. I hope that the Dillards at Penn Square is still decent, because the one at Quail was a huge let down.

I was in the market for some really nice, comfortable dress shoes. I try to avoid Penn Square like the plague; yeah it’s a decent mall, but the long trip down NW Expwy and the Mad Max-​like jockeying for a decent place to park always seems to be a hassle.
A trip to PF Chang’s landed me in the neighborhood of Penn and Memorial, so I decided to check out the nearby Dillard’s. Dillard’s has a really good selection of Men’s dress shoes, unlike my beloved Kohl’s. I was in the market for either Johnston & Murphy or Rockport shoes, and they happened to have both — and they were on sale.
The lady working the shoe area was very friendly and helpful, and quickly brought me the styles I had chosen. After a quick test drive, I settled on a pair of Rockports that looked and fit great for a great price. What more can you ask?