Nicole's Beach Street Mall — Local services in Daytona Beach

I went to the beautiful city of Daytona for the first time today and stopped to walk into this store because of the beautiful scenery. I chose two dresses in the store, but because there was no fitting room in the store, I took the dresses back to the hotel to try them on. When I tried the dresses back, I found that they were too small, so I drove back to change the dresses. In less than 20 minutes, the attitude of the clerk changed and said that the products here cannot be returned or exchanged, because I know that I can return or exchange goods within one month with a receipt in any mall in the United States. I thought that even if they did not return it, they would exchange it for a different style of clothes, and I would not mind, but their attitude was very hard, that is, no return or exchange, and it was less than 20 minutes from the time I left to the time I came back that they did not return or exchange, which made me very angry. I will never go shopping there again, and I will not let my friends go there because their attitude...

I visited Nicole's Beach Street Mall for the first time this past Sunday the 21st and I definitely enjoyed my first time there. It's a big store so give yourself plenty of time to be able to see all the awesome vintage items they have available for purchase. They have clothing, toys, sports collectibles, comic books, furniture, light fixtures, and art glass. I was there to see their beautiful Christmas decorations and the variety they had on display and for sale was impressive. I found quite a few ornaments that I bought and took home. The prices are affordable, they have anything you might be looking for. The staff there is very friendly and helpful. I would definitely...

Very nice, helpful sales staff. The vendor's areas were clean, had good lighting,and I had enough space to move around without fear of knocking anything over. Prices were very reasonable,and the store is located in the beautiful, downtown Historic district. Check out the other specialty shops and have lunch while you are there..Walk a couple of blocks north to enter the Post Office,which is on the U.S. Register of Historic Places. Make time to walk over to Jackie Robinson Ball Park. This is the actual park where Robinson broke the color line in baseball in March 1946. Discover...