Great furniture store at this mall. Plenty of parking.read more

St. Vincent de Paul, Plymouth Furniture, Hong Kong Island, US Cellular & McDonald's. Plenty of…read moreparking. This place is fantastic.

Oh Bay Park! The last good mall the Green Bay area has to offer…read more Four wings of solid chain stores. The food court is alright, hitting most of your usual staples. Parking is ample. Great Kohls and Shopko locations as two of the anchor stores. I really appreciate the location of the mall. Across Oneida, there's a Barnes & Noble. Nearby there is a Best Buy, Ulta, Bed Bath & Beyond, JCPenney, and many more. If you're into IHOP or Texas Roadhouse, those are essentially parts of the mall (their buildings are in the parking lot). That freaking carousel in the food court though...

This mall is the biggest in Green Bay. The mall is in three leg extensions. One leg to kohl's, one…read moreleg to Steinhafel, and the other leg to the food court. The visit takes only 30 minutes. The store is kind of non name brand stores. The are several local brands stores is interesting. The mall supposedly to be close at 9 pm but they close at 8 pm.

I would pick up my BFFs in my hunter-orange rabbit, we'd score a *buyer* for our Bud Lights in a…read morecan or whatever... drive here well after closing and do donuts on the snow-covered parking lot hoping not to hit a lamp post. Awesome. Shopping, not so much.

This mall has undergone an extreme makeover in the past year or so. It used to be an indoor mall,…read morecirca late 60s. Now it's an outdoor mall with attractive storefronts. Shop for groceries, wine, hardware, Chinese food, hair cuts, pet supplies, and do your banking here. A real asset to beautiful Menominee.

This mall and surrounding streets is one of the most hostile places toward pedestrians I've ever…read morehad to navigate.The mall is dying, and deservedly so, but it's the designers and traffic engineers who have really failed the community.

ill admit it makes green bay look like a ghost town but its a nice place for me to bring my baby to…read moreplay. the center carpeted common area is very spacious surrounded by carousals, candy cart and toy dispensing machines its enough to keep my baby occupied for an hour and since its so not crowded its easy for me to keep an eye on my baby as she plays. movies here are 1.25 on tuesdays and 2.50 reg day. theyre not the most recent releases but i dont care for me its a good deal.

The outlet mall in Oshkosh is a decent stop for a store or two. However I have never scored the…read moresame caliber of deals that I have from WI Dells or Pleasant Prairie. The layout isn't great for a Wi mall though. By the time you walk a few stores you're cold. If you wanted to stay a while beware that there is no food court. There is a Johnny Rockets though. The restroom situation is slim also. Definitely use the restroom near Columbia as the Vanity Fair one is a simply gross.

Prime Outlets Oshkosh (hereinafter referred to as POO) is a pretty standard outlet mall. They've…read moregot your Nike, your Bath & Body works, Tommy Hilfiger and a Van Heusen. There's a huge parking lot and maybe 100 stores. It's mostly middle market brands with a Brooks Brothers, Ralph Lauren & Coach as "premium" stores. Overall, it's pretty similar to Johnson Creek outside of Madison. We did score some pretty great deals at Old Navy & the Mister got some sweet pants for $4.57 at Lands End. So hooray for that.

Great nostalgic shoppe in the heart of Two Rivers. Redeveloped with many different sections of…read moreretail plus espresso bar. Friendly customer service. Lots of Knick knacks/souvenirs for visitors and retail for all.

Driving through Two Rivers, on our way to stay at Still Bend (the Frank Lloyd Wright designed…read moreBernard Schwartz house), I saw the big Schroeder's Department Store sign...and could not believe that there was still an independent department store that was still open. I knew that we had a pay a visit while in town. What a great experience! Schroeder's has been open since 1891. While I loved learning about their history...it's a great place to shop. Schroeder's has a coffee house, men's and women's clothing, a yarn shop, bookstore, a toy store, souvenirs and all sorts of other merchandise. I bought a few books and a pair of moccasin slippers. My friends bought t-shirts and a puzzle. The people working the store were helpful, friendly and truly passionate about Schroeder's history. This is a store that has managed to stay true to its heritage, but stay relevant. If you're in the Manitowoc/Two Rivers area, Schroeder's Department Store is a must stop kind of place. Give this independent business some attention. It's a wonderful place!S