Its a small mall but its clean. From the front entrance I only saw one place to eat and it was…read morecalled Hong Kong express. There's a sports store and TJ Maxx connected to the Mall too. Not much to say but its a mall.

Not many stores to choose from. The outside is very of putting but the inside is well kept. One…read morefood option in the mall but their food looked fresh.

Waisted money on burnt, flavorless cotton candy for $8, constantly happens and they never clean the…read moremachine or floors.

This mall needs a facelift on the exterior. It's a good size mall. Some stores to shop to name a…read morefew are Spencer's, Journey's, Powercoin, Markezza Jeweler's, Victoria's Secret, Bath and Body, Anime Station, Aerpostale, At Home, American Eagle, Buckle, Casanova, Claire's, Citi Trends, Dilliard's , Foor locker, Forever 21, GameStop and many more. There is a food court available, kids play area and a carousel as well. I enjoyed myself here. I would return again when back in town to visit my sister and family.

Ashley Park is Newnan's shopping, dining and entertainment hub, and has become what is most known…read moreabout ole Exit 47 off I-85. Ashley Park was a game changer for Newnan, as someone who grew up down the road, once the first part of AP came in, things never stopped evolving or changing, and that continues to today with the continued expansion down the bypass. Ashley Park offers a wide variety of shopping, dining, entertainment, self-care, hotels and a solid selection of things to do at any given point for any occasion. Parking is ample with large overflow lots lining the back of the complex, along with some large lots in front of some of the major retailers, and of course the movie theater. Overall, Ashley Park is a great complex in the heart of Newnan.

The property management is very unprofessional Kirsten and autry not good managers not sure how you…read moreget a management job and you do not know how to deal with people professionally speaking to the corporate office about the time and money wasted a month of my time because those two do not know what they're doing

It was extremely convenient to be in the area of The Landing. This place offers a lot in one place…read moresuch as restaurants, froyo, sporting goods, boutiques, and various other services.

I absolutely love The Landings! From Thai and Vietnamese food, to a juice bar, to clothing and…read moreeverything in between, it is one of the classiest and most convenient shopping centers in Columbus. The offerings are great and it's nice to be able to get a variety of goods in a centralized location. Hooray for The Landings!

Nice walking mall with popular chain stores and restaurants, such as Victoria's Secret, American…read moreEagle, Buckle, Men's Warehouse, Bonefish Grill and First Watch. The mall is also beautifully landscaped with Southern Magnolia trees, Willow Oak, and shrubs. I also enjoyed the bronze statues of children and dogs around the mall!

The place was spotless. They have a ton of options to choose from as well. We went on a nice walk…read morethrough different business and we found a few pieces we liked. Most of the places had really good service and the price weren't bad.

We were at the Lane Bryant Store being silly ! We bought some items because the workers here were…read morevery helpful & had a sense of fashion They had a good selection of clothes - it was Winter mixed with Summer which I loved ! Because I wasn't forced to only buy winter clothes !

Love this outdoor mall! Lots of stores spanning a pretty big distance so it will be a lot of…read morewalking or you'll have to drive to some stores. I came on a Friday and there were plenty of spots but it was during the work day. Old Navy, Charlotte Russe, Marshalls, Dillards, Bath & Body Works, New York & Company, and many more.

Mercer Village is a cluster of shops, apartments, and restaurants that sits on the border of the…read moreMercer University campus. There is a Barnes & Nobles campus bookstore, Jittery Joes coffee shop, a Mexican restaurant, Francar's Wings, and a pizza place to name a few of the offerings. There is not always a lot of parking depending on what time you are here. There are 2 small parking lots and some street parking nearby. Since it is right next to campus, there are usually lots of Mercerians (Mercer students for those of you not lucky enough to be a Mercer Bear) that frequent the local businesses. Close to Tatnall Square Park if you're looking to take a stroll after your visit.

This mall has been around since I was little. I came to visit and stopped by here and the stores…read moreare still few and struggling. A bunch of locals come here still. Malls always bring in the younger crowd, too, as a hang out. I took 3 of my 4 kids with me and ended up at the "new" arcade. The A/C was bust so it was hot. My kids overlooked it but for me, it was tough to play when you are sweating. Any mall with a theater is a nice addition.

Quintard Mall is the only indoor shopping mall in the area. I usually prefer going to the Oxford…read moreExchange (an outdoor shopping center/strip mall about 10 minutes away or less) over shopping here, but this mall does offer some things the Exchange doesn't. The big departments stores here are JCPenney, Sears, Dillards, and Goody's. There's also American Eagle, Aeropostale, Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works, Hallmark, Rue 21, Payless, Spencer's, Avon, Icing, Claire's, etc. Campus Spirit sells a lot of Alabama & Auburn items if you're into that. You can get a haircut at Mastercuts or Regis. Regis is more expensive and busier, but there's a reason for that. Moon Day Spa offers eyebrow threading & waxing for $10. You can also catch a movie at Amstar Cinemas, which is the only movie theater in the area. The food court doesn't offer a lot to choose from. Sbarros shut down recently. There's still a Chick-fil-A, Great American Cookies, Max Orient, and American Deli. I usually eat at American Deli, which has decent gyros & a really yummy peach punch.