This is your typical outlet mall with some stores that aren't always seen such as BoxLunch, Daa…read moreBins, Carolina Pottery and more. This mall's layout is little different. It's in more of a strip mall layout than the typical outlet mall layout. It seemed the stores on one end were much further than the other end.

This is an open air outlet mall with a decent variety of shops. We were able to find decent amount…read moreof items that we had been searching for with a mixed group of individuals. Pricing was not significantly discounted but reasonable. Some of the other more high-end stores were Less stocked than I'm used to at other outlets. There were a variety of different types of shops, which we appreciated and clothing options at different price points, but I was disappointed with the selection of food options and so that limited the amount of time that we spent shopping.

If heaven was a place on Earth this would be it for an antique lover like me!!!!…read more Also thank you to the nice lady at the counter that helped me check out! Such a kind hearted soul.

N/ DM CM. Lots of smalls and collectibles. Lots to see in this old mill turned antique shop. Most…read moreitems are antique and vintage. Back part of store is new furniture and arts crafts area selling pottery. There's also a hardware store beside it. Prices seem ok. Lots of Christmas displays and even had a Santa photo set up.

Fantastic location for business owners leading to the Crystal Coast! It is accessible to HWY 24 and…read moreHWY 70!

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Good selection of stores. The mall itself seems more…read moreof a throw back to the 80's but the store are what you would find in any mall today. I've been to a lot of college towns and this mall is on par with what you would find. I give it a 5 star based on it being what it is.

This mall is smaller than most malls you'll visit. You can honestly be in and out in less than half…read morean hour if you were hoping to spend hours just browsing and seeing the sights. It's the only mall in Greenville, 1 story, parking all the wall around it as most malls, great lighting inside but less so outside. It shares parts of it's parking lots with other restaurants and businesses so you'll have something to eat and such even outside the mall. The stores it holds switches from time to time but all in all pretty consistent selection of shops. The food court is good here as well. I'm obviously not going to go on and list everything the mall has, as it will change. All in all, it's a pretty decent mall, for Greenville.

Interesting review left by Mr. H. (Mr. Haberdasher) here on Yelp for the Glen-Lennox Shopping…read moreCenter in 2012. It's written from a local's perspective whereas for me, I'm just one of hundreds of thousands (millions?) who've passed (or are currently passing) through Chapel Hill over the years. During our time in Chapel Hill, Glen-Lennox Shopping Center has been the small L-shaped strip mall we pass to get to and from UNC's main campus, downtown Chapel Hill, and Carrboro. To date, we've visited for two restaurants: 1. Jujube - Asian food, opened in 2005. Yelp page: https://www.yelp.com/biz/jujube-chapel-hill 2. Bin 54 Steak & Cellar - upscale steakhouse, opened in 2006. Yelp page: https://www.yelp.com/biz/bin-54-steak-and-cellar-chapel-hill-2 The fact that both Jujube and Bin 54 have managed to stick around for 17, 18-plus years should tell you something. You can read my reviews for each of those restaurants on their respective Yelp pages, but in a nutshell, I thought Bin 54 was phenomenal and Jujube was fine. During our visits, Glen-Lennox's parking lot has been mostly full. Aside from the restaurants, we've had no other reason to visit Glen-Lennox - for example, for the dry cleaner, eye doctor, beauty salon, Sherwin-Williams paint store, kitchen and bath store - since we already go to other places for that stuff or haven't needed those types of things/services. There's a Bank of America ATM here plus two drop boxes, one for USPS and the other FedEx. No UPS drop box though. We go to another shopping center down the road for the drop boxes. This shopping center has been around since 1950. For the history of this place, I refer you to the aforementioned Mr. H's review plus https://glenlennoxvision.com/, the current official website for this property. The banner at the top of the site says, "Established 1950, re-established 2020." I don't know what they mean by that, but apparently plans have been under way for years to redevelop this property into something much bigger. It looks to be a modern mixed-use development, like many that have sprung up across the country over the past couple decades. As it stands today though, Glen-Lennox to me is the small strip mall with two (successful) restaurants. From highway 54 (Raleigh Rd), the property does go farther back into the woods (north) with a combination of old and new homes and apartments plus a fairly new, five-story, glass office building at the corner of 15-501 (Fordham Blvd) and Glen Lennox Dr: the Industrious at The Gwendolyn coworking space. There are new trails around here too. The shopping center is located on 54 at 15-501 on the east side of Chapel Hill, close to the Durham border. The closest interstate exit is I-40 exit 273: NC 54 - Chapel Hill, Durham.

Those who drive along Raleigh Road (HWY-54) are greeted by the eye-catching '50s Glen Lennox…read moreShopping Center sign. The Glen Lennox Shopping Center in Chapel Hill, NC has the honor of being the first suburban shopping center in Chapel Hill, NC and one of the first in the state after Cameron Village in Raleigh, NC. After WWII, the Glen Lennox Cottages were built for the returning GI's who were attending UNC. Due to the Glen Lennox Cottages being on the edge of town in the '50s there was a need for nearby retail and the captive audience made it very popular as well as its novelty, ushering in a new era of shopping. What was once the shopping destination in Chapel Hill in the '50s and '60s has now been eclipsed by the Glenwood Square Shopping Center, its younger sibling across the street, and all of the nearby shopping centers in the area. Despite the shortcomings, there is still a heartbeat in this shopping center. Currently all businesses in the center are in the service sector, which fills a niche in the area. There are restaurants, a kitchen and bath renovation shop, an optometry practice, a tanning salon, a beauty salon, Time Warner Cable center, and an investment practice. While the optical store may appear to be retail, in reality it is the feeder store to the optometry practice housed within. One of the differentiating features of this strip mall is that it was built with a second-story to house offices. In the center of the strip is the walk-up to the offices called the Lennox Building Offices; over time, a handicap-accessible entrance was added on the side of the building. Among the nondescript offices are medical practices as well as Amy's Alterations. Near Amy's office suite there is a small seating area that looks like it came out of a Mad Men set. This shopping complex, unlike other shopping centers built around the same time, has been capable of adapting to the changes over the decades and still draws people in. One of the factors that helped this property not decay was its affiliation with the ever popular Glen Lennox Cottages, plus the charm of this place lays mostly with its '50s Americana appeal.

Loving all the new additions to North Hills shopping center. The food truck is a great add to this…read morelocation.

North Hills is beautiful and it's still growing. It reminds me very much of Reston Town Center in…read moreVirginia - but better. It's home to many shops, restaurants, coffee, work out and work-in spaces, and there is plenty of parking underneath to make sure it's easily accessible. Highly recommend walking around the Christmas decorations at night or catching a concert there in the summer (Midtown Beach Music Series). There are also luxury apartments and several beautiful hotels in the area.

Emerald Plantation is a little mall that is mostly filled with small gift shops for tourists to…read morerummage around. There's also a small movie theatre here. However, the best part of it all is the big pond in the back (outside). There's nothing in there but turtles. There's a vending machine that you can purchase some dry kernels of some sort and throw them to the turtles. It's so cute to see the turtles compete for the kernels. When the kernels land in the water, the minnows rush to them and suck on them until a turtle gobbles them up. The cutest of them all are the baby turtles, seeing them getting all excited for a kernel. But, damn, these pigeons/gulls swooping down for the kernels. *shoo, shoo*

We go to Emerald Isle twice a year to get away from the chaos, traffic, and political NOISE of the…read moreNation's Capital. This little shopping center is always a must. Our favorites are: Rucker John's Restaurant (don't miss the Blackjack steak, the beer-battered shrimp, and the glazed croissant rolls), and Sunkissed Memories for terrific shopping. Elly's also has the best fudge we've tasted anywhere!