A perfect example of size doesn't matter..lol! It's a small space but has everything one needs all…read morecentered in one location. There is just so many diverse things one can do at Somerset square..stroll around the stores, dine at the restaurants and cafes (bgood, chipotle, max a more, Starbucks), paint at the muse paint bar, and not to forget 2 saloons,medspa and a European wax center, dry cleaners and more. The centers proximity to several office buildings makes it a great spot for lunching...most have patio seating in good weather. The high end stores and cleanliness give such an elevated shopping experience. This is one of my favorite outdoor mall in the area.

The shops at Somerset Square are great. There's a nice mix of restaurants and retail shopping. Max…read moreAmore and Max Fish are the highlights. There's also places to grab a quick bite to eat, like Chipotle or B Good. The parking always a bit chaotic. I try to avoid the traffic circle and park on the sides. I also wish there was more local businesses. It seems a bit commercialized.

A historic shopping plaza located in Avon. I stumbled upon it by going to the River Park which is…read moreconnected to the parking lot. The parking lot was spacious. The shops are in various types of buildings; historic houses and more conventional buildings. Getting in and out of the lot was easy because of the traffic lights; this is crucial especially on the busy route 44. As of May 2024, they have the following shops under each category (from their website): SHOPPING: Details: gifts and home decor Sassy's: jewelry, clothing, handbags Tree House Gallery and Tea Room: antiques, collectables, soups, salads, sandwiches, and desserts True Hart Boutique: clothing and accessories Wild Iris Home: home decor FOOD: Chez Michel French Market: French inspired bakery Strip Steakhouse: you guessed it, steak restaurant LIFESTYLE: 30 Minute Hit: boxing/kickboxing gym Avon Eye Design: optometry services Avon Nutrition: protein shakes and tea Clifton Barn: 1830 barn/venue used for events Railway Barbershop: you guessed it, a barbershop Salon Jia Li and Spa: hair and nails The Gym of Avon: personal training gym I did see other shops there that weren't listed on their website; I'm sure new places pops up and others move. Overall, a large shopping village/plaza with pretty much all your lifestyle needs.

In the heart of Avon, where routes 10 and 44 meet, you'll find this very popular 60,000-square-foot…read moreretail and office complex. It has a ton of food choices - Pick and Mix, Da Capo, Subway, Hot Heaven Pizza, Brueggers Bagels, the Grist Mill, Yogurt Fantazy, and even a liquor store (Welcome Wine and Liquors). Something for every budget and craving.. Throw in the clothing shops and hair places, some professional offices, a UPS Store, a bank, places for kiddie parties, and a terrific auto repair place (Village Garage) and you have a real multi-purpose lifestyle destination. We live nearby and are regular customers at Pick & Mix and Village Garage. It has easy access from 44/10 with several traffic light controlled entry /exit points. It's big and roomy with lots of parking spots. We love it...

This is a great little mall right on Main Street! There is easy parking in the lot in back. There…read moreare some great little shops in here, most noticeably A Pocketful of Posies gift shop and its neighboring La Cucina kitchen store with the most amazing items for your home and kitchen! These two little shops, side by side, are the best part of this adorable mall and are well worth stopping in for a visit! There is also a hair salon, dance store, frozen yogurt place, and more! It's a great addition to the cool new vibes of Downtown Middletown.

Such a great indoor mall in town! I was in town for the week and ate here every day at different…read moreplaces and also bought souvenirs at the cute shops. Perk and Celtic Cavern were really good. The building is managed by a really nice guy (Joey) who helped my coworkers out a lot this week, too. Definitely check it out!!!

I'm so happy that I found this area in Southington as it pretty much has everything you can ask for…read morein one location. There's a karaoke bar, and underground speakeasy, a brewery, a chocolate shop, a diy sushi class, a place for all your dog needs, Gamecraft (an arcade bad) food places, and even an axe throwing place! If you're looking for odds and ends, check out, Curioporium for all your oddities

Very clean, great location, lots of parking. Plenty of businesses to choose from…read more Easily accessible with many entrances. They have everything from a pet store, candy shop, pizza, axe throwing, hair salon, coffee shop, etc. There's something for everyone!

Review is only for the plaza itself. I rated it 3 stars because the flow of the plaza is confusing…read morewhen you're driving through it. Parking spots are in the middle and outskirts, but the traffic flow is mildly off. There is a stop sign in the middle of the lot and you can take a u-turn. This makes it hard to see oncoming traffic; it's kind of hard to explain unless you see it yourself. I do like the shops and restaurants in there; Applegate Market, Little Oak Cafe, UPS, and Ace Hardware to name a few. There is a new rooftop restaurant being added as well. Entrance and exits are on Albany Turnpike and Dowd Ave. There's an empty building towards Dowd Ave. Hoping they revitalize that!

Avon Marketplace is an outdoor shopping plaza located in Avon, CT. It's a busy plaza with plenty of…read moreparking; it's located on Route 44, a main artery in CT. I'm there quite often because I like shopping at the stores there. Here are a list of stores as of November 2024: Russian School of Math Uponavon nail spa European Wax Center BurgerFi Max a Mia GAP Starbucks LensCrafters She La La Salsa Fresca Samara Med Spa Verizon New Balance Playa Bowls Munson's Chocolates Athleta Club Pilates Ulta Beauty Orvis CVS They have space available for lease. The sidewalks are wide and pedestrian friendly. Overall, a decent place to get some shopping done at.

1.) Just to warm you up: Really? I can write a review on…read more Bishop's Corner? I can write a review on a NON business? I mean, it's an area, the streets and lights I guess could count as service, right? I dunno. Well, I guess I'll talk about everything around here. 2.) What your eyes may see: An intersection, across each street there are businesses. You got chain businesses, you have mom and pop businesses, you have Whole Food's cousin, "Wild Oats." 3.) Impressions: I like Bishops Corner. If you wanna grab food, go shopping, fill up your gas tank and have coffee, this is the center for it!

I think because of WeHa Center and Blue Back Center, Bishop's Corner is probably a very underrated…read moreshopping center in West Hartford. Bishop's Corner has limited shopping, but is filled with restaurants. In terms of shopping, there is a Marshall's, Walmart Neighborhood Center, and Maximum Beverage (a liquor store). There's various restaurants, including Noodles and Company, Qdoba (the only one I know of in the area) and Blue Plate Kitchen. There's a lot of other retailers and restaurants in the strip malls on all sides of Bishop's Corner. Overall, it's very well-kept. Bishop's Corner looks very nice and updated. The only down side I can see to this place is that the parking situation is kind of awkward for most part of Bishop's Corner.

I love Parkville Market. There are so many options, and it is great for family fun, something…read morecasual, or those days when you want to do a girl-dinner-style meal and get a little bit of everything. You can have fries, sushi, mini chicken wings, ceviche, fried Oreos, and whatever else you are in the mood for. The sky is the limit here. Some things can be costly some are steals. It is also a great place to watch sports when there is a big game on because there is that shared energy from everyone in the space. I also appreciate that there are many gluten-free options, clean restrooms, and fun drinks. Overall, Parkville Market is one of those easy, reliable places where everyone can find something they want.

Parkville Market is indeed smaller than other food halls and that not terrible. They have a variety…read moreof vendors to choose from and there's always something else to try. There are bars on either end of the hall in the middle of the room and there's an additional bar upstairs, The Local as well. Whether it's sweets, Jamaican, Japanese, Taiwanese, Puerto Rican, BBQ and more, there's something for you. The second floor has additional seating, convenient of larger groups and separated by walls making it a little more private and cozy for gatherings. There is a QR code to access the vendors online and push an order through too. It's a neat convent and can never go wrong. Service over all is convenient and the value is enough for whatever is on your price range.