Time to update this as the stores have changed a bit. This plaza can meet most of your needs…read more Sing it to Mambo #5: A little bit of Monicas for dry clean A little bit of Joury, good ice cream A little bit of Walmart, for great deals A little bit of Yummy, Asian meals A little bit of Mangia, for Pasta A little bit of Island Thyme for Rasta A little bit of Great Clips, cheap haircuts A little bit of Legends, men's haircuts* A little bit of Las Casitas, Mofongo A little bit of AT&T for a phone A little bit of Healthcare, Teeth and Eyes A little bit of McDonalds, for their fries A little bit of Massage, when you're beat A little bit of Diamond, hands and feet A little bit of All 4 Pets, dogs and cats A little bit of Dancing, tap tap tap *Yes, I rhymed Haircuts with Haircuts!

Not too big, not too small, this little shopping center is juuuust right…read more The fact that it's not just a Walmart, nail salon and McDonald's makes it a 5 star shopping center to me. My bank is here, my eye doctor, my dentist, my groomer & dog food shop is here, and Walmart grocery stores, of course. A couple top notch eateries including Island Thyme and L'il Anthony's make it an awesome addition to the community. I used to get my nails done here till the salon went down the tubes, but I guess you can have it all!

This particular shopping plaza I'd located on the corner of Delaney Avenue and Michigan Street. For…read morea strip plaza, it is pleasant enough and has an okay selection of stores. I would not say that this is a good enough location to go window shopping, but if you are heading to a particular store here, it is a good enough place with plenty of parking.

A pretty big shopping center in SoDo. It has a variety of shops and services. Several discount…read morestores. Plenty of parking.

I wouod say that the Walmart is the anchor store in this shopping plaza. There is decent parking…read moreand it is relatively well-maintained.

I was here for the Walmart and then the Planet Fitness. I think the plaza is overly landscaped -…read moreit's not easy to see in front outside and that makes it easier for people to do things they shouldn't be doing. One large building has the furniture stors, Walmart and a Bath & Body Works. There is also a Panera, hair salon, nail place, printing shop and video game store. A burger place *and* a McDonald's are on their own pads. The plaza is at the corner of West Town Parkway and SR-434. It's about two miles from the I-4 interchange. [Review 19464 overall - 1677 in Florida - 434 of 2023.]

Located across from the main portion of the Waterford shopping plaza, it has a few shops we like -…read moresuch as Michael's and Kohl's. We also love the Rice and Beans restaurant. It is far less busy than the main side which is very nice. They have less options, but still a good variety. The set-up is pretty scattered with various strip plazas that contain different stores / restaurants. Each one has it's own parking lot and sectioned area, which ends up being nice since the lots don't get full and you can always find some where to park. Overall: A A less busy side of Waterford, but plenty to shop / eat.

Waterford Towers, or as I call it "the Kohl's plaza" is situated directly across from Waterford…read moreTown Center on Alafaya Trail. I frequent a number of the shops and restaurants here. You've got major stores like Home Depot, Kohl's, and Michael's as well as a lot of smaller stores. Back in my tanning days I was at the South Beach tanning multiple times/week and have enjoyed many meals at Rice & Beans and Papa Lozzi's. Other stores/restaurants include a Panda Express, Bonchon, Chipotle, Keke's, a hot pot place, a nail salon, Nothing Bundt Cakes, a new Indian place, the Post Office, some resale shops, Smash burger and even a daycare. The plaza is huge with several other establishments, but there are also a lot of vacant storefronts. The main entrance closest to the 408 is kind of a nightmare as is that whole side of the plaza. I avoid that end just because it's such a pain in the butt to get out since the exit gets so backed up at times. I usually go out of my way and further down to turn right from an exit without a light or even to the far opposite end where the post office is because there is a light there. Good variety of stores/dining, but a pain to get in and out of. Don't forget to check there are shops behind what you see from the streets. That's where you'll find things like the resale shops and the cigar store. Those on the far back seem to struggle the most to stay afloat.

This is a must stop by while at Disney Springs. They offer similar things you'll find in World of…read moreDisney or at the parks but they also offer unique items. Don't forget to use your Disney Annual Pass!

Just across from the concert pavilion at Disney Springs is Marketplace Co-Op and its offers very…read moreunique Disney gift ideas. This is basically a mini-mall from makers you would not find within any of the parks. Bags, purses, backpacks, toys, clothing that are still Disney but elevated and slightly less obvious. All of the staff here is very friendly and informative and look for the price to match the exclusivity of what you'll find. but visiting the Co-Op should be part of your shopping plans, we've if it's just to look or create a wish list.

West Lake Plaza is a small strip mall located on 434. It is not far from the hospital and the…read morehighway and is relatively well-kept and offers a decent amount of parking.

I was recently visiting Orlando for a conference, and I joined a group to tour the Flamingo…read moreCrossings Village recently one morning. While I recognize that this Yelp page is most likely for the Flamingo Crossings Town Center, I was so impressed with my visit to the Flamingo Crossings Village that I wanted to write about that experience as it is still technically Flamingo Crossings. While the Town Center has a mix of restaurants, shopping, services, hotels, and more near Walt Disney World Resort, it is also home to the Flamingo Crossings Village just across the street split into the East and West Villages, which house approximately 10,000 Disney interns, cast members, and operating participants. It is managed and owned by American Campus Communities (ACC) and offers two- and four-bedroom apartments with private or shared bathrooms. There are also many amenities within each of the two villages for the community as a whole. This community layout is consistent with many colleges and universities across the country who currently partner with ACC or a similar public-private partnership. During my tour, I saw the Community Center with a 24/7 front desk offering customer service and support to all of the residents. There was a HUGE gym upstairs with a service center window downstairs offering sports equipment, cleaning supplies, wagons, utility carts, and a place to accept packages to place in a package room. There was a large pool, lounges, study spaces, and more. There are also daily movies at the pool (Disney-themed) along with a variety of events and activities each month from craft activities, larger-scale social events, free treat giveaways, and so much more. This is consistent with both villages. I was also impressed to see how much Disney was able to be viewed across the communities. Read more about these special communities at https://www.americancampus.com/student-apartments/fl/disney/flamingo-crossings-village. In addition to the villages, the actual Flamingo Crossings are has a lot to offer the residents of the villages and any Disney fan or Orlando-area resident happening by the area. The Town Center has over 40 familiar brands and unique-to-market offerings in a 200,000 square foot, open-air retail hub. It is open daily. They have 21 restaurants or gas stations with shops. Some national chains include 3Natives Açai Café, Dunkin', Firehouse Subs, Five Guys, Skyline Chili, SONIC, Starbucks, and Wendy's just to name a few. The five retails stores include AT&T, Fit2Run (The Runner's Superstore), Five Below, Target, and The UPS Store. The three services include an ER, Primary Care, and Nail Salon. You can read more about Flamingo Crossings on their website at https://flamingocrossings.com.

Uptown Altamonte Town Center is located just off of the I-4 Freeway and State Road 436 in Altamonte…read moreSprings, Florida. It has a number of businesses in the shopping center including restaurants such as Wingstop, 5 Guys Burgers, and Cold Stone Creamery. It also has businesses offering a variety of services, including Ideal Image (specialists in beauty treatments and laser hair removal) as well as Spectrum (high-speed internet, mobile phone service, landline phone service, and cable service for residential and commercial properties,). The plaza is connected to Cranes Roost Park, several top-rated hotels, apartments/condos/lofts, office space, and more. The plaza is very clean, offers ample parking space for patrons, and colorful buildings to add to the tropical year-round weather. I definitely recommend checking out this Plaza if you haven't done so yet! It is easy to access from virtually everywhere and Orange and Seminole counties.