Every single business in this outlet has egregious potholes. I could not even go to imagine how…read moremany damages have I done to vehicles because of these potholes. These outlets get plenty of business so I know they should be repaired for their frequent customers. Fix this!!!

As a child of the 80's, I really dislike outdoor malls and this recent outdoor mall trend. Where…read morewould Debbie Gibson play? It rains on you. It snows on you. You're nose is frozen on your face during the winter. In the summer it's so damn hot you melt onto their hard, metal benches if your lucky enough to find one of the few benches without interlopers. This concept might work in upstate New York. This is Missouri. It's either 95 degrees or 30. That pleasant food court smell doesn't waft up through the doorway to great you. Instead you're greeted with the odor of spent petroleum. This summer you will be dodging the angry wasps that guard each planter. Faux elegance at it's best. The stores are mostly smaller versions of what you would find at Oak Park or Independence center. This place is a decent stop off to kill some time but if you really want shopping you need to go to the larger stores at other locations. There is one bright spot, Macy's. Why? This store is genius. In this unassuming store they have placed a Starbucks, an oasis for men waiting for their wives while they finish shopping. The mere act of selecting flip flops can take a woman over two hours -this is a fact. For the first time in my life I sat down and enjoyed an anchor store comfortably without pressuring my wife to go. This alone gives the entire area a bump to three stars. Of course, its small enough my wife can't find what she's looking for and we end up driving over to Oak Park anyway.

Great area with restaurants and shops. Family friendly atmosphere. Live outdoor concerts during…read moresummer. Green area for kids to play.

Park Place does a nice job pulling people in, and the latest example was a foam party for kids on a…read moremuggy Saturday morning. Their little pavilion area was PACKED with families, music bumping, and overall a nice time. A lot of the businesses here sort of "Control C + Control V" from other areas of town, mainly the one I live in, Brookside. Red Door, Plate, Shake Shack, Aixois, Rally House, etc. It's part of our city's (IMO) disappointing sprawl, but it is what it is. They also turn the pavilion area into an ice rink in the winter, and there are some good spots to eat in here as well. Not a place I'd regularly seek out living far away, but nice to have and I like how they set up things for families each weekend in the summer.

Great stores on both sides of the complex! Wish there were more clothing stores and that everyone…read morekept the same hours.

Nice shopping plaza for sure! I was there to take a morning walk but couldn't help but notice the…read morefantastic variety in stores and upscale architecture

I love this area of a Overland Park. There are several shops and restaurants around. Not to…read moremention a movie theater right there and a one of a kind beautiful glass museum building. Lots of activities in the area. Pinstripes has bowling inside the restaurant and Chicken N pickle is also near by if you want to partake in a game of pickleball. Prairie-fire also host a series of outdoor concerts during the summer, usually every Thursday. Easy access to garage parking. It's always a fun time there.

Looooved the free parking, and Rock & Brews for lunch. Spent my fortune at The Threshing Bee --…read moresuper varied women's boutique collective. We plan to stop back to hit the museum, it closed early Bc of Pandemic hours.

This shopping center is not what it used to be for sure. There are still large and small businesses…read morehere. A Hobby Lobby replaced a Hy-Vee as one of the anchor tenants. A Toys "R" Us currently resides there until it finally shuts its doors. The parking lot has not been repaved or attended to recently and it shows in certain areas. Overall, the shopping center has very viable options and the businesses surrounding it are worth visiting.

Charlestons Restaurant at the south end of the main building is on my Top Ten In KC Ks/MO list…read more The independent smartphone accessories vendor in the main hallway is where I get my high-quality low-price phone protectors. The Target store is very good. Nice selection of other stores in/on the property, including a car wash.

Usually the last place I want to be is in a shopping mall, but Ward Parkway has done a nice job of…read morereinventing themselves into a useful place over the past decade. As with other malls in the metro, this was a mall that was wheezing and hacking it's way to the morgue but suddenly, to the credit of the developers here, it changed. A combination of a well placed Target, a plush movie theater remodel with reclining leather seats, and then the coup de gras, a Trader Joe's has made this place relevant. I will say the east side of the mall parking lot is nightmare fuel. It's too condensed and the whole lot lacks any real flow. Tread cautiously. The west side of the mall is more my jam as you can pop into Gary Gribble's Running Store, Starbucks, and a handful of other good spots with relative ease. It still has that weird, echoey mall vibe when you're in the heart of it, but it's not quite as massive as some other malls that are now memories.

This is a well-trafficked and pleasant shopping center. Most of the retail spaces are filled with…read moreactive businesses. The parking lot is in pretty good condition considering the weather Kansas receives. There is adequate parking and lighting at night. There is a good mix of businesses here and the buildings have a unique taller look to them.

Quaint little store with a good selection to pilfer thru. Lots of books in the basement, always a…read moreplus.

Still a favorite! A couple of things need to be updated, however…read more There's now a fourth floor! It's primarily furniture made from reclaimed wood, and it's glorious. Plus it's always fun to see more of these old buildings. Also, it seems that Pandolfi's Deli has set up shop in here for First Weekends. That's a big get, as they're just ridiculously good in their own right. One tiny ding (though not worth removing a star) - we met a ridiculously racist stall owner who was selling minstrel show memorabilia and asked if I liked "her Dancing Obamas". Wow lady, you suck. But nobody else seemed to be a Klan member, so I think that's just an isolated incident. Wouldn't mind seeing her stall go away, though.