I recently stopped by the mall to see what this place offered. I've never been to this mall but a…read morecolleague told me about this place last year and now I finally have a chance to check this out. During my visit, I get to understand that this is two separate Mall entities connected to a sky bridge. One side of the mall is purely upscale high-end stores and the other end of the mall is upscale stores with medium end stores. This mall was absolutely packed too to the rim! I really enjoyed the diversity of the stores here and in fact this is the first mall where it's 100% occupied. They don't even have small shops in the middle of the mall as well like most malls do. The food selection is actually pretty good too! This mall is really clean and I'm Amazed by how well the bathrooms are as well. Coming here on a weekend is really tough to find parking! Overall, I really enjoyed my visit here this mall is more of a 4.5 star experience but I will say it is one of the best malls I've been to in recent memory.

An upperend shopping mall, on either side of a main road connected by a skywalk…read more Parking garages on both sides. Clean, bright. It has a weird vibe. Like it is upper end, but dying, and like there is a sprinkling of people who are, for lack of a better term, ghetto. Just feels a little off. Lots of high end mall store choices, though.

Don Juan's Mexican is across the way. We had some apps and snacks there…read more Nice outdoor mall with the bulk of the shops down on one side of the mall. We browsed some at Barnes and Noble. I bought some hand cream at Bath and Body Works. Did a pass through the sandals and shoe aisles at DSW. We had a walk through White House Black Market and checked out some house goods at Pier 1.

This mall is sorta like Partridge Creek and the outdoor mall in Rochester, but not quite as nice…read more Still it's not too shabby as far as smaller shopping centers go. It has a few stores that I like and it's in between the Flint area and metro Detroit, so it'll do in a pinch if I'm in the Brighton area, which happens now and then. They have a varied selection of stores, ranging from Dick's and Barnes and Noble to J. Jill, Claire's, Pier One and Five Below, plus a whole lot more, in addition to a few decent watering holes and eateries. In truth, they have more restaurant options than I would assume they might at such a small-ish open air/strip mall. It's better than having limited options or eateries with excessive lines or a crappy food court with just fast food garbage. I like the Pier One store, but the Barnes and Noble is not my favorite B & N location, but it's still nice to have a brick and mortar book store in the area. This mall has a few shops that we don't have at home, plus a variety of others that we do. Other than that, the parking is adequate and the location is pretty decent and convenient, just off the expressway. I'd like to see a few more boutiques open up, but for now, the mix of retailers is decent, relatively varied and the options for food & drinks is great for such a small venue.

I really enjoyed the Westchester Square Mall. In fact, I enjoyed all the shopping and sight-seeing…read morein downtown Plymouth. Compared to most other cities in metro Detroit and surrounding communities, it has one of the most fun and funky downtowns, thriving and active, with a lot of emphasis on organic and earth-friendly goods. Westchester Square Mall is a series of connected shops and includes outdoor paths between them. Included in the mall are places like the Omelette and Waffle Cafe, a stained glass gallery and supply store and many other small independent gift shops. One of the best things about shopping downtown Plymouth is that parking is a breeze. There are a number of large city-owned lots that are completely free, with time limits ranging from two to eight hours.

I am from Boston and was looking for a little area like this! Its a strip of very quaint and cute…read morestores. Both the interiors and exteriors are just so cute, cozy and welcoming! Perfect for the summer! A few of the eateries offer outdoor deck/covered patio space. Wish I had time to sit and relax there!

I imagine this mall used to busier and bustling with teems of people. It wasn't that busy and there…read morewere some empty store fronts it seems. This doesn't have any notable department store. Dick's and Hobby Lobby and At Home seem to be their main anchors. Stopped by Torrid, Bath and Body Works, White Barn, Shoe Carnival. It's kind of lifeless here, it's sad.

Has most of the stores I like and has a decent play area for the kids . Good places to eat. I don't…read morelike the nail salon it's pretty ghetto and dirty though. Food court is fine.

Subject: Complaint Regarding Poor Service at Walmart Auto Center - Chesterfield Twp, MI…read more To Whom It May Concern, I am writing to formally express my deep dissatisfaction with a recent experience I had at your Auto Service Center located in Chesterfield Township, Michigan. What was supposed to be a routine oil change and tire rotation turned into a complete waste of time and an incredibly frustrating ordeal. I brought my high-top van in for service and was assured by the first associate that there would be no issues performing both the oil change and tire rotation. I was told it would take some time, so I walked around the store for nearly two hours while waiting. Upon returning, I was shocked to find that nothing had been done. The second associate then claimed that they tried to call me but that the call went to voicemail. I immediately checked my phone--there was no missed call, voicemail, or notification of any kind. This feels like a blatant excuse, possibly because they were nearing closing time and didn't want to proceed with the service. To make matters worse, earlier that day I had called the store to inquire about black rubber mulch in the outdoor garden section. I was told none was available. However, while walking back to the Auto Center, I saw an entire pallet of it in plain sight. This level of misinformation is beyond frustrating. Overall, this experience was unacceptable. Between the lack of follow-through, poor communication, and misinformation, I left both disappointed and aggravated. Unless serious improvements are made in customer service and internal communication, I will not be returning to this location--or possibly any Walmart--for automotive service again. I expect a response and some form of accountability for this experience. Sincerely, Scott D. Romesburg 810-794-8077 Date of Visit: 05/20/2025

I am so very pleased and happy that this awesome "Marketplace" of stores for shopping is here. I…read morehave been cruising out to this area since Spring due to the never ending construction on M-59, and some of the stores too are getting old or run down in similarity. The drive maybe an extra 2 to 3 miles from my home but its a worthwhile and yet satisfying feeling to park in a clean and smooth paved parking lot at the many stores here. Kohl's is the main store up front that one can see from Gratiot Ave next to Art Van. Turn off Gratiot at this large display sign and drive to back lot areas of stores. Nearby is a Big Lots, Hobby Lobby for you craft and thrift shoppers. There are 12 fairly new stores such as Bed Bath and Beyond, Best Buy, DSW, Dress Barn, JCPenney, Five Below, Bath & Body Works, Old Navy and Ulta are my favorites. I may have missed a few to list here so check out this area for yourself. It is pleasant to talk with great customer service employees at the several stores where I shop too. A big change from Hall Rd. stores. The back parking lot after Kohl's store is where all the great shops are at with connecting driveways close to each other. If one is driving down 23 Mile Rd. after exiting I-94 Eastbound, there is a traffic light to turn left at for the "back road" to find these great stores with a roundabout. Happy Shopping at some fairly decent, well stocked and clean stores !

Still one of the best mall in Detroit area and probably in Michigan. All the store is open, plenty…read moreof food options too. Haven't heard about any crime in 12 oaks for years so it is safe. Dicks is going to build a sport emporium in the old Sears vacant area, that will be exciting for locals.

One of the Best malls I have been in the area. I was there on a Sunday and it was packed. The lot…read morewas full. There were no empty stores. It's a beautiful store with great shops and nice mix of people for people watching. I didn't buy anything but I will be back for sure.

I am here a lot! I remember coming here so many years ago when the kids were really little. They…read moreloved playing in the middle areas when they used to have more for the kids to climb on and play on, they loved these metal bears and small tetter totters. So much has changed over the years. She saw stores come and go, and several restaurants come and go that we used to love so much. There was a burger place with the best espresso milk shakes. There was a stir fry place we loved so much that left that one of the kids cried real tears to see it gone. But today there is still a lot for us to come here for. We really love the addition of Barnes and Noble, where you will find us every time we come here, we love this book store. While it is smaller than some, it typically carries what we are looking for. We love PF Chang's and Shake Shack. I am excited to try Pokeworks at some point. I love Sephora. I am sad that Parisian/ Carsen's went out of business, but we do go to the new store from time to time. Even though this is a tiny outdoor mall, I do come to their events. This event was the Harry Potter Butterbeer Truck activity. I believe I found it first on the official Harry Potter site, then on local advertisements. It was so fun. We actually stood in line for two hours, but it was so nice out, it was worth it just soaking up the Spring air and sunshine and people watching. They have had reindeer and petting farms here during Christmas. I love their Christmas lights. We have gone to their very small art fairs and other outdoor community activities. As some stores close, they seem to find new ones to open and new restaurants, which is great. I hope they continue to plan community activities, we will continue to visit. I am probably here once a week since it is nearby.

I have had a lot of good memories here with friends, overall great experience. Personally I would…read morecome in winter becuase they go all out for Christmas.

It's so sad how hard this place has fallen in 20 years. The infrastructure is in shambles,…read moresidewalks are shoddy and trip hazards. Many stores and restaurants are closed. They still have a decent theater, JCPenney and Dillards. Maybe someone can still breath life into these shops.

This place is gorgeous and a wonderful way to spend the day. Whether it's stocking up on clothes,…read moregetting lunch/dinner, checking out the latest books at Barnes and Noble, or hitting the movies, Fallen Timbers is always a great experience. The employees all over are courteous and helpful, and do everything they can to make sure you have a good time. Definitely worth a visit whenever you can.