Bealls Outlet

Older store. Their selection is pretty poor, but not as poor as their customer service. After we’d found our items to purchase, the two clerks were gabbing in the accessories. When we approached I asked which register was open. They didn’t stop talking. Once again i asked which register was open, and I got «the Look», and finger point and a very terse «THAT ONE.»
Yep, they didn’t like being interrupted, but we’re paying customers, and I’m sorry, but I don’t want to stand around while the employees chat. When we checked out, we were not talked to, just rung up. No Thank yous, nothing. Simply rude, passive aggressive behaviour.

Horrible customer service. Lady at the counter who checked me out didn’t even greet me. Will never come here again. Rude rude rude.

Stopped in for a few minutes on my lunch break from work. I walked in expecting a TJ Maxx/​Marshalls sort of experience. It seemed to be lower than a Ross experience.
There are racks and racks of clothing so be prepared to spend time looking. It’s a little overwhelming so I skipped that part .
I browsed through the housewares area. Everything is kind of just piled on shelves. No rhyme or reason. I didn’t really see any big brand names. Just random odds and ends.
I think if you have the patience you may find some good, inexpensive items. But probably more of a hit or miss.

Ladies, I’m going to let you all in on my biggest shopping secret. I’m already having second thoughts about this.
I always, always get compliments on my fashion jewelry. I love a chunky necklace or pair of statement earrings to dress up a sundress or t-​shirt and jeans. My style tends towards Stella & Dot but I refuse to pay upwards of $ 100 a piece for costume jewelry. I also like Charming Charlies but my secret accessories weapon is Beall’s Outlet. Any of them.
You’ll find great, trendy pieces for rock-​bottom prices. Chunky, detailed necklaces with great finishes and cool details for less than $ 10. I have a nice industrial piece with cut crystals and brass chain that I found for $ 3.99 which people always comment on. Even better is the jewelry clearance section where you can often find less-​impressive pieces (but still great additions!) for pennies on the dollar.
Everything else in the store is typically garbage. Sometimes you can find some good home décor in the clearance section (keep an eye out for Yankee Candles).