I'm surprised this plaza hadn't been renovated by now…read more Really. It's REALLY old and junky. The storefronts and stores are either closed or dim, and worn down completely. I'm glad it has some places that are desirable, but should be updated. Also, no grocery store here, which is disappointing. In the plaza there is : Chuck E Cheese, Town Fair Tire, Papa Gino's, Harbor Freight (the BEST place to get stuff here!), Staples, Burlington Coat Factory, Movie Stop, TJ Maxx, Petco, Ruby Tuesday, BJ's, and a few other small shops. Fine plaza, yet in need of cleaning, plus aren't their a million better plazas throughout this strip of Route 1? 3 stars.

This is an average shopping center with distinct stores that I usually go to for a specific item…read more It's not really one of those market places where you can just wander and stroll to see what's new. It's pretty much anchored by Lowe's, Ulta, Dick's sporting goods, DSW and JoAnn fabrics. The location is not bad though, it's right on US-1 (aka Washington St) very close to a Target and a Walmart, so it's an easy area to go to and hit many different stores. The traffic is still a bit of a challenge in this part of North Attleboro. There' s lots of parking, so that it's not an issue at all.

This is a large, well laid out, new plaza. Enjoyable to…read moreshop at this center, rather than the small Fashion Crossing or old S. Attleborough Square. This plaza doesn't have that many AMAZING places to go.... the only being the Jo-Ann Superstore here (that is HUGE!), otherwise, nothing out of the ordinary. DSW, Dick's Sporting, Lowe's (yet don't bother, this Lowe's is terrible!), Ulta Beauty, Monkey Joe's (what even is that?), Bed Bath & Beyond, and Raymour & Flanigan Furniture. It's nice that it's not DIRECTLY on Route 1 and sort of hidden behind everything, with a huge parking lot and useful setup (without any traffic issues, which is GREAT, since I live near a ton of shopping centers with so much traffic and getting in and out problems). Overall, doesn't have everything or a supermarket (yet I guess you could say Walmart is right up the extension road from Route 1...), or that many great places to go, besides Jo-Ann, which everyone should go to.... otherwise, 4 stars.

This mall was once *the place to shop! We visited years ago and Sears looked to be on it's way out…read moreand there were a few empty store fronts at that time. Now, it's more empty spots than occupied. The mall itself appears to be kept clean. Restrooms are older but clean. Light on the concourse seems to come exclusively through the sky light. Food court on third floor has Thai food and you can see Boston Pita just across the mall. Anchor stores include Macy's and JCPenney. Most of the high end stores remain like Holster , Abecrombie and Victoria Secret along with a fragrence and a sunglasses store. Other stores include FYI, The Children's Place and Newbury Comics. An escape room is also in residence, a nail kiosk by apppintment and eyebrow threading. Games are scattered along the mall concourse such as VR and Claw machines. It's really sad to see this once thriving mall so quiet. As we walked the floors I wondered if this could be turned into a multi-use building to include retail and food on the lower level, or on one side, and residential on the upper levels or opposite side. Plenty of parking, not too far from commuter rail, and super convenient for residents to have shopping and restaurants just out their door. Might even grow the retail options - Something similar to The Arcade in PVD. In a world in need of more housing it feels like a win for developers, the city, the stores and the residents imho.

GHETTO! This mall is GHETTO! The only time this mall sees foot traffic is when sports cards…read moreenthusiasts pack the ground floor with their shenanigans. But let me tell you why this mall is so helpless... THE BATHROOMS! I was here earlier and I needed to use the bathroom. I was in Macy's and found theirs, but the men's room was locked. A sign said I had to find an employee for assistance. The two I saw were busy with other customers and I didn't have time to wait, I needed to go. I trekked to the food court area where I used the bathroom there. This was neither sanitary or parliamentary! 1.) the toilets do not flush unless you hold down the handle for an extended period of time. HOORAY! 2.) there are three hand washing sinks yet only ONE of them was working, and only cold water was coming out. 3.) the hand dryers do not work! No paper towels either. So you walk out the bathroom with wet hands that didn't get properly cleaned due to the improper water temperature. It's probably a good thing many food spots left this place... I have yet to see a revitalization in progress. All I see is random vending machines that nobody pays attention to. Good luck!

I love this shopping plaza. During the day it's great. At night it does attract young kids that…read more are loud and obnoxious.

Tons of retail choices, plenty of parking, security cars in plain view rotating through the…read moreproperty, good lighting, and easy lot access. I don't like the Target corral in the parking lot - it has sooooo many lights it looks like a Costco or BJs gas station set up. I didn't see a lot of abandoned shopping carts or garbage but I did see quite a few double Parker's waiting with their hazards on. There needs to be a valet option.

Wrentham Village Premium Outlets is one of my favorite spots to shop in New England…read more The selection of stores is unmatched -- from high-end designer brands to everyday favorites -- and there are always great sales happening across the board. Parking is easy, the walkways are spacious, and the outdoor layout makes the whole experience feel relaxed, even on busy days. The staff across the stores are consistently friendly and helpful, and you can tell the outlet management does their best to keep everything running smoothly. Whether you're looking for clothing, shoes, athletic gear, home items, or gifts, this outlet has it all. It's become my go-to spot for both big shopping trips and quick visits for specific finds. Always worth the trip -- 100% recommend!

"From a little village baby, ain't large enough to be a town…read moreGotta get away from the city It's gonna bring you down" (Van Morrison) Wrentham Village Premium Outlets is the largest outdoor shopping outlet in New England with over 170 stores. After spending a few hours strolling around, I had two observations: The first was that the outlet space was pretty much fully tenanted, which is very different than so many of the outlets we've visited in recent years. No empty stores, no boarded-up shops, no "Going Out of Business, Everything Must Go" liquidation signs. The second observation was the very large percentage of "high end" stores that dominated Wrentham. Hugo Boss, Brooks Brothers, Coach, Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Kate Spade, Michael Kors, and Versace were all represented. The outlet shops are nicely organized into named "communities" and we saw some very pretty holiday decorations on display today. There were quite a few food trucks scattered around the property and a big playground in the center. Definitely worth a visit.

The Plainville Commons plaza is worth the hype. The plaza includes a mega Target (with a legit…read morepickup drive thru for pick up orders), a Stop & Shop, and a HoneGoods/TJ Maxx hybrid store. They have a giant parking lot with ample parking. Every store in that plaza is well stocked and well staffed. I would recommend this shopping center to others in the community.

Plainville Commons is a decent sized shopping center built about 13 years or so ago…read more It's located off of Route 1 in Plainville, right by the Wrentham town line. It's located south of the intersection at Route 1 & Route 152, and right off I-495 (exit 14) for Rt 1 towards Attleborough. Main point, it's in a convenient location. While it's not as large as it probably should have been built (especially with the casino across the street now....), it has some decent stores and an ideal setup. The parking lot is large, spread out and perfect for this type of complex. Sometimes a back up occurs at the beginning of one of the closest parking lanes, but it's never too much of a problem. Only complaint with parking is that Chili's NEVER has enough parking. Getting in and out of here is also easy. They recently replaced the traffic light at the intersection of the plaza and Taunton Street, and made it even easier. The flow of traffic is actually surprisingly good and much better than most other shopping centers I can think of. That being said, this area isn't nearly as busy as where most other big-box shopping centers. This shopping center consists of: Chili's Target Stop&Shop TJ Maxx / HomeGoods Sleepy's (or Mattress Firm now?) Panera (and possibly something else I'm forgetting) Good place to stop if you are in the area, or looking for some shopping after winning big at the casino across the street! Only real complaint about the shopping center is that it's so spread out that other buildings could be built to make it bigger, better, and more of a destination. There aren't too many stores in this complex currently! 3 stars.

Seekonk Square is a spacious shopping complex with a wide variety of stores and ample parking. I…read morerecently visited Best Buy for a contactless pickup of an order I placed online. For many items, they have an option for same-day pickup, which is quite convenient. There are designated pickup stalls at some of the retailers - a great addition during the pandemic. Seekonk Square has everything one might need - from sweet treats and trendy clothing to household items and essential electronics.

From the owner: Seekonk Square is an open air shopping center located directly on Route 6 off I-195. Seekonk…read moreSquare's unique blend of retailers includes Best Buy, Home Goods, Kohl's, T.J. Maxx, Carters, Dress Barn Woman, and Target. Seekonk Square also hosts restaurants such as Cold Stone Creamery, Lindt Chocolate, and Taco Bell.