Good shopping center on Route 140 in South Milford…read more HUGE Parking Lot, and exit isn't too dangerous (turning left or right). Not huge, yet has a bunch of good stuff. Including: Dunkin Donuts (with a drive thru!) Huge Dollar Tree Big Lots Planet Fitness Blessing Barn Consignment Milford ACE Hardware Sunoco and some other small retailers. Located by the Hopedale town line, on Route 140 / South Main Street in Milford

convenient. i go here sometimes to visit Blessing Barn. used to go to Ace Hardware but not…read moreanymore. the service there is bad

This is a good shopping center with a wide variety of stores. It's separated into two major…read moresections. The Upper Section includes big box stores such as Target, Kohl's, Best Buy and Dick's, along with some smaller scale stores such as Nordstroms Rack, Michaels, and PetSmart. There are a couple of restaurants in the Upper Section, Chili's and TGI Fridays, two places I never visit. The Lower Section has more stores and a few restaurants including LongHorn Steakhouse, Red Robin and Panera Bread. There is a large Barnes and Noble and Blackstone Valley 14 Cinema de Lux. There is also a 110 Grill adjacent to the Cinema. The Cinema and the 110 Grill have their own parking lots. Two new restaurants are under construction in this section, The Yard House and Shake Shack. The Yard House is expected to have a standalone building, evident by the huge construction project taking up a large amount of parking in the Lower Section. During weekends and busy holidays, traffic police are out in force at the Shoppes, in part because there is only one way in and out of this sprawling shopping center. Traffic and parking can be an issue depending on where you want to park during peak periods.

One star rating for cops creating traffic nightmare & the ongoing construction for well over 1 year…read more The detour is ridiculous because of the construction, takes you way out of your way & never know if the road is open or not coming from Rt 20 or McCracken Rd. Northborough has more stores and no traffic problem because the police aren't involved in clogging up access.

Went to Curtain Factory Outlet this morning with a picture of my bedroom curtains and was hoping to…read morematch it up with similar colors for my small bathroom window, I had shopped here years ago and forgot about it. I'm so happy I checked to see they are still in business. The customer service was out standing. One of the associates showed me two possible choices to match my drapes and both were spot on and I had a difficult time deciding which one to purchase. The selection was great and you can't beat the prices. I will be back!!

My son bought blackout curtains there today and they don't keep light. Just regular curtains for…read more$150.00. do not recommend

dogs are loose in the store saw two dogs fighting…read more not all sizes hassle for returns long lines

The extra 25% off clearance is a great deal. You have to…read morewatch the merchandise because they are now selling "refurbished" merchandise which isn't clearly marked. I noticed it when I was checking out. Person at checkout wasn't quite sure what it meant. So, I didn't buy the merchandise. If the Rack wants to sell refurbished items, they should have a section just for that merchandise or have it clearly marked on the merchandise like most retailers do. Very sleazy practice.

The workers there are phenomenal and great and the place is always like out of sorts like it needs…read moreto be organized and need someone to organize it. My biggest problem is they don't seem to carry ammonium A.D. or regular pads only a small tiny little package of pads and that's really sad because I went there. Think I could do my shopping and instead I had end up going to another shop. I had to go to Dollar General in Northbridge and they have what I needed so I think Dollar tree maybe they can hire someone to organize the inventory and they need to start having stuff like pads and like For different reasons for females and different sizes different shape different brands And they need to have Imodium A.D. cause for some people specially people with no gallbladder ammonium A.D. is very important to them. That's the reason I gave only two stars so if they can fix that problem, I'll probably give it another try but the work is there deserve a raise.

What could improve? Besides EVERYTHING?…read more Why is this location such a TRAINWRECK?! I just went there about a half hour ago to pick up a few things they always have and not only were they OUT of them (empty shelf, gaping holes where the products should be), the store looked like a tornado hit it! Boxes everywhere, aisles blocked (I'm disabled and struggled to get through some areas), items where they shouldn't be... a complete mess. I ended up just leaving. I understand stocking inventory (the boxes)- but the store just looks AWFUL. Does Dollar Tree have DMs? A marketing team? They REALLY need to evaluate that location and get a game plan going. Disappointed.

This mall is the stereotypical example for small struggling malls across the country. Two of their…read moreanchor stores, Sears and Macy's Home have closed, and the Sears space remains empty. Macy's Home is now a medical facility. Macy's department store is still operating, and like the rest of the mall, it's very quiet. Finding a salesperson or open cash register can be challenging. Most of the food court is closed, I think there are only two food vendors left (Cap't Loui and Tacos Mexico, plus a yogurt counter). However, on the positive side, if you're looking for an EV charger, there are a plethora available at this mall, and it's likely that many if not most will be available. And parking is always a breeze as nobody is ever at the mall!

I wish there were more stores to look at To be honest but…read morethey need more food choices as well

They allow political petitions on their property. This made me uncomfortable and disappointed. A…read moreshopping center should be inclusive for everyone. I would not shop here again. This is the email of the manager of the plaza. Esoto@rptrealty.com

Loved visiting the Crossing, there are soo many great shops here... We visited Babeis/Toys and…read moreKohls, cant wait for Michaels to Open... There are soo many other stores that we will be trying next stop also... Convienently located & AMPLE parking all around for all stores... So far is wonderful & very clean, lets see how it is in a year or so... Hopefully it will always be this great!

"I've tried and tried to no avail You just can't seem to let…read moreme down You drive a hard bargain" (Emmylou Harris) We enjoy our bargain stores and are fans of Ocean State Job Lot, Big Lots and Ollies. Two days ago, we made our first visit to the Ollies on Grafton Street in Worcester. We picked up our "go to" Ollies staples -coffee K Cups (BTW, we do recycle them) and found some very good values on $4 or $5 for a box. Although we did get some good values, we thought the overall coffee inventory was lower than in other Ollies. We usually pick up some odds and ends in the food section and Ollies had a good selection of soups and salsas. One odd thing I saw was a trend of messiness in some of the store's sections. There were area rugs dumped all over the floor in one aisle. Now of course, I don't know how that happened, nor how long that mess was there, but I suspect a slovenly customer was looking at merchandise and couldn't have been bothered by picking up the mess they had carelessly created. But why on earth hadn't an employee noticed and remedied that mess? Another example of inattention was how the big cartons of K Cups were stacked; it looked as though their forklift or pallet jack operator had a few too many adult beverages before saying "that messy off-center precariously leaning stack is EXACTLY the way I wanted it too look". Overall, we had a typical Ollies experience, and that's a good one!

Recently learned of this place as I was visiting with my friend who works in the area. It's very…read moresimilar to the Building 19 store because it was the original Building 19 store until Ollie's took it over. Very handy but useful things you can buy that's very reasonable or cheap. Actually some prices are not the cheapest but if you look, you can find some deals. From books, to garden care, to home ware, to some foods, even big appliances like air conditioners, school supplies, sports, toys, they might just have it. Not everything but you have to look. That's why you would come. To find a deal. It's not the best looking store or tidy,but that's the vibe here. Bargains, bargains, like at a warehouse. What's fun is actually to read the signs in the store. They are funny and very original. It's in a plaza with other stores, so there's plenty of parking. If in the area, I would check it out. But I wouldn't drive all the way just for a bargain. You could go to Big Lots, Ocean State Job Lot for similar items and in a nicer looking store. But you would miss out on the signs that advertise this store. That was the only thing I enjoyed.