My husband and I recently went to Deerbrook Mall on a Saturday night. We went to City Barbeque for…read moredinner and Jewel-Osco for groceries after dinner. We had a good dinner at City Barbeque and were able to get groceries quickly at Jewel-Osco. I recommend both of these businesses. Other stores at Deerbrook Mall included Starbucks, Subway, Hobby Lobby, and Brunswick Zone. I highly recommend Deerbrook Mall and will return in the future.

I grew up living behind Town & Country Mall. I remember walking there many times as a child to go…read moreto the Burger King, movie theater, arcade, and book store that used to be there. Town & Country Mall used to be an indoor mall but has since changed to a strip mall. Although many things have changed, this still remains a high quality shopping center. It now boasts an L.A Fitness gym, an Amazon Fresh grocery store, Dick's Sporting Goods, Best Buy, Golden Corral, and Raising Cane's, among other stores. The two original anchors, Burger King and Walgreens still remain to greet customers entering the shopping center. I can't wait to see how Town & Country Mall evolves in the future.

All the best stores are here. Too bad that Deer Park is a bit of a drive for me, otherwise I'd be…read morehere a lot more often. I do think it is confusing to find a certain store, unless you are a regular here, because they are all grouped together. Still, we were able to find parking close by. So many of my favorites are here -- I'll be back again soon.

I've been to the Deer Park Town Center many times. They have a lot of shops that I love. I've been…read moreto Barnes and Noble, Crate and Barrel, Restoration Hardware, and the movie theater, among others. They are also home to some of my favorite restaurants, including Biaggis, California Pizza Kitchen, and Stoney River. There is plenty of parking and the layout makes it easy to find the shops you are looking for. I look forward to seeing what shops and amenities Deer Park Town Center adds in the future. I highly recommend Deer Park Town Center!

Music bands, hair bands, families, people watching, and ice cream. Port Clinton Square is a plaza…read morearea where the community gathers in Downtown Highland Park. With Dairy Queen onsite, it's the perfect place to enjoy a summer evening with your favorite Blizzard or twist cone. Port Clinton is an outdoor shopping center where you'll discover a few specialty shops. The plaza area hosts annual events, including the holiday tree lighting extravaganza, Fourth of July festivities, and the Port Clinton Art Festival. Certain Friday nights you can listen to musicians compete in Battle of the Bands, and they've also been known to show outdoor movies. For anyone moving to the area, I highly recommend coming to the plaza for a glimpse of the community. There's plenty of bench seating and tables, and I promise you an interesting mix of citizens for spectacular people watching. Two of my favorite things: 1) A giant engraved map of Highland Park where you can find the street where you live; 2) the smell of bacon wafting through the air from the adjacent Walker Bros Pancake restaurant. Plenty of free street parking and an underground garage.

The center of Highland Park! This where we gather. All the festivals, parades, fairs and…read moredemonstrations center around this central location. Families, friends and like minded people come to meet here to enjoy an ice cream, enjoy a cup of coffee, listen to music, view the art or stand up for what they believe. I most recently attended a peaceful protest here. Not only did the area give space for us to declare our position it also provided the loving warmth of our community coming together.

Went to a movie in theater #14. Heavy smell of mold! Filthy dirty escalators! Not clean anymore!read more

I've been coming here for many many years. This was THE spot to chill. Used to be more restaurants…read moreand coffee shop. Now there's not much. Used to have 200+ cars hanging on the weekends. Now the new security as of July 2026 is very gung-ho about not allowing ppl to "congregate" or "loiter" or "hang out" in the parking lots anymore. They are not allowing motorcycles or cars to just come to hang out like we've done for years. Yes, there are a few bad eggs, as with any groups of people, but for the most part people are just hanging out, taking pictures of cars, chilling, conversing and even patronizing the businesses that are there. Apparently, even if you go to the shops there you cannot enjoy your drinks or stuff in the parking lots anymore. In lieu of that, I hope that the place fails and businesses are going to suffer bc of it. Oh well. Find a new place to chill.

Prospect Commons is in a great location. John Hersey High School is on one side and Rand Road is on…read morethe other side. This strip mall has some great restaurants there (Dairy Queen, Jimmy John's, Eggcellence Cafe, Altantis Banquets, Taco Maya, Jin 28, and HOME Bar). Tony's Fresh Market, Sherwin Williams, and Top Driver Driving School are also located here. I have been to many of these businesses and recommend them all. I recommend Prospect Commons and I know that there is something there that will please everyone.

Hi Glenview Commons!…read more I just ate at one of your newest restaurants, Nomu Ramen and Izakaya! It was fantastic! Keep up the good work on getting exciting restaurants and stores and we'll be there!

Glenview Commons is a strip mall that my husband and I go to frequently. It was a wide variety of…read morerestaurants (Burger Fi, Iron Age, Tous Les Jours, Kong Dog, So Gong Dong, among others) as well as a pre-school, hotel, bank, and shoe store. All of the restaurants that we have tried have been amazing. I highly recommend Glenview Commons. Everyone can find something there that they will like. My husband and I will return there often in the future.

Plenty of reasons to stop here: Sunset Foods, hardware store, Sushi Kushi restaurant, Fannie May,…read moredry cleaner, The Beauty Spot...lots of parking. Maybe one additional food spot would make this center ideal.