I love shopping at Fritz Farm, though the parking and traffic can be hit or miss! Great collection…read moreof stores (especially during gift giving season), and a fun place to walk around on date night. Lots of food options, including local flavors as opposed to chains.

Nice selection of upscale stores. There was a outside fire to sit by and good restaurantsread more

Fayette Mall is maybe the best mall in Kentucky - amazing selection, including top brands, large…read moredepartment stores, and local food and stores as well. I spend WAY too much here, but it is such a reminiscent experience for a millenial who grew up in malls!

website fails to mention when stores are closed, despite displaying them on the directory and map…read moreon their website. go if you must, but dont go in if you're only looking for a specific store.

I remember when Lexington Green was actually a mall... but despite now being a "small" mall, the…read morestore selection is primo! I love Tunies (local boutique), Joseph Beth (bookstore), and Total Wine. Logan's of Louisville is another great local boutqiue specializing in upscale mens selections, but you can catch a great sale if you're lucky! Great venue for oustanding customer service all around.

I pretty much want to say exactly what Heather P. said in her review for this place…read more Lexington Green Mall is located near Fayette Mall (incredibly close, actually), and is filled with higher-end stores that you won't find in Fayette. Stores like Anthropologie, lululemon athletica, White House | Black Market, francesca's, etc. It's small, though, so the store selection isn't extensive. There's also two restaurants -- the Brontë Bistro in the bookstore, and Palmers, which, from my wanderings, looked like it was also kind of connected to the lower level of the bookstore. On another note, the scenery is kind of lovely here. There's a pond with ducks in the back of the shopping center that provides a calming retreat from shopping. Palmers' patio is next to the pond, as well. The front of the mall is also very pleasing, with many places to sit and eat/read/chat/write/whatever. Not a bad outdoor mall, but I'll probably only return just for Whole Foods and Joseph Beth Bookstore (which is amazing, by the way).

Hamburg has some great stores, but the traffic patterns here are just awful, especially during the…read moreholidays. I really wish they had thought out lights and parking better!

Is the cool little pavilion outdoor shopping mall that is in Washington that I visit him while I…read morewas there. It's got lotta nice shops lotta cool scenery got a horse is all around it because Lexington Lowe's races and horses and everything. It's a good outdoor mall it's worth checking out if you're in the area

The outlet has a good amount of stores for me, such as GAP, AE and designer brands like MK Coach…read more Its outlet so price range is lower than the stores outside. Lots discounts going on. The walkway is partially covered, pretty convenient for bad weather or hot weather. The food court is quite small, a Chinese restaurant, a fried chicken place and another store are open. Overall the staff we encountered were all nice and helpful. A great place to find good deals for clothings jewelry shoes and more.

This outlet was decent size, with over 15O stores in the facility. They had a good mix of the…read morepopular and luxury brands. Some of the ones I noticed were Nike, Adidas, MK, Coach, Kate Spade, CK, BR, Gap, Old Navy, Tory Burch, Pandora, Tommy Hilfiger, to name a few. Most of these stores had excellent sales, anywhere between 20% to 70% discounts. Each of the family member found something to buy from the trip. A lot of the walkways had shade. There were plenty of benches to sit, also vending machines for snacks and drinks. The food court was little sad, there were only 3 stores and an adjacent fried chicken place. There were plenty of sitting spots in the dining hall. It was and very clean and modern.

Honestly, I am just not a fan of Vineyard Vines. I don't shop the merchandise anywhere, but I…read morestepped into this store with my cousin, because she wanted to look around. The staff didn't speak to either of us. Not to welcome us into the store, or to ask if we needed any assistance. The store is clean and well organized. But, I highly doubt I'll find myself back here for any reason.

As far as Vineyard Vines stores go this one has a good selection of men's/women's/and kids…read moreclothing. The staff was very friendly and not pushy or overbearing like some places can be. The parking is the only thing that I can say isn't great, but they can't help that.

The Square is like walking back in time. Lexington recently invested in the area. There are a few…read morestores and restaurants here. Vinnegrette and Hop Cat are two favorites. There are also offices located here. The Square makes an awesome backdrop for Instagram photos too.

As per the Victorian Square website:…read more "VICTORIAN SQUARE has been at the heart of Lexington's downtown since the 1880's. The block of sixteen buildings has housed, among other things, saloons, hotels, restaurants and an opera house. In 1985 a modern renovation brought them all together under one roof, creating an airy and accessible space that is best observed from the central courtyard. The decorative metal ceilings, ironwork and exterior balconies from these establishments have been preserved wherever possible. The result is a perfect blend of historical architecture and modern comfort that is listed on the National Register of Historic Buildings." *Except* Yeah, it is pretty and very Victorian in style, I will give it that. But it was as dead and uninteresting as a tomb when we were there around lunchtime on a Wednesday. Even the Cosi sandwich shop was closed! There are three floors, and while the attempt had been made to be open and airy inside, the result was still dim and cold. The first floor had some shops, including an art gallery and a ladies' accessory shop, but as you went higher, the more empty spaces prevailed. The second floor had a Kentucky gift store (which was pretty lame) and then the rest was devoted to some kind of kid themed activity center or a day care. We didn't even bother with the third floor. People of Lexington - you might want to consider revamping this space in some way if you are going to keep listing it in your tourist pamphlets and brochures. I am glad we didn't make a special trip here because it was pretty disappointing.

Found all the spring items of my dreams while enjoying the gorgeous weather at Fritz Farm today!…read moreGreat service along with some amazing sale finds!

Really enjoyed this location! They had a great selection of sale items. The lady greeted me…read moreimmediately upon walking in and got me a fitting room without me even having to ask. I was able to find some great deals, and she went above and beyond to make me feel welcomed. She used my name throughout the entire shopping experience and made sure I knew where everything was located in the store. As a consistent Anthropology shopper, I was very impressed with the customer service at this location and trust I've been to quite a few! Didn't get her name, unfortunately, but she deserves a raise :) Thank you for everything.