Bfame Boutique LLC - (Near Detroit, MI)

Judy Lambkin I just want to give a shout out to the best upscale resale for Home goods and clothing. Its phenomenon. The prices of great and affordable in the items I have purchased are just amazing. I live in the community and this is such an asset to our community. ❤️

jafar abdul I took my daughters here on Sunday and although there was a line wrapped down to lululemon and the store was extremely packed, I could tell my girls greatly enjoyed themselves. This is all I could ever want as a father. I made small talk with the workers and they said they were extremely short staffed ( 3 workers vs 50 customers one hour in to open) and that it was the busiest day they’ve had all year! My girls and I stayed for over an hour and I could tell the workers were all young girls but they handled the rush the best that they could. The poor reviews make me sad, as my girls and I visited this store when they first opened and the improvement is vast. Every worker was much more kind, diverse in all shapes sizes and ethnicities, and by far more welcoming and helpful compared to our experience last year. The store is also much cleaner and organized than what we had seen before. It is under my impression that new management takes great pride in keeping an orderly store. We will be back! ( Next time I hope on a less busy week day though) Keep up the good work girls!

Debra Sainer I shop at Once Upon a Child in Wyoming regularly, and it’s my absolute favorite store to shop for my kids! The store is always clean and very well organized, making it so easy to find clothing, baby items, books and toys. Everything is priced very reasonably, there is always great variety, and the staff are super helpful and friendly. I always find great quality items at amazing prices and genuinely enjoy shopping here. I highly recommend it to other parents, grandparents, teachers, childcare providers, etc.

Shahida Alvarado Southland Center is a solid, well-rounded mall that offers a surprising amount of variety, especially compared to many malls that have declined over the years. It feels active, practical, and genuinely useful for everyday shopping as well as casual browsing. One of the first things I appreciate is the entrance design. The mall has water features near the entrances, which immediately give it a calmer, more welcoming feel. It’s a small detail, but it makes a difference — especially in colder Michigan months when indoor spaces can feel rushed or purely functional. The restrooms are conveniently located near the entrances, which is practical for families, older visitors, or anyone stopping in briefly. There’s a wide variety of stores — clothing, shoes, beauty, accessories, electronics, and gift-style shops — so different age groups and budgets are covered. It’s also noticeable that many of the shops are actively staffed and open, which gives the mall a lived-in, functioning feel rather than an abandoned one. Parking is straightforward, entrances are easy to find, and the overall environment feels clean and maintained. For a regional mall, Southland Center does a good job of staying relevant and usable.