This is the fancy mall experience -- when on one side of the mall you feel like you are being…read morewatched and judged - I am just walking the mall - I don't want any Gucci, Louis V, or Tiffany but if I window shop I shouldn't be looked at crazy. This is the last mall in the area that is still full of shops - tons of parking including some which is paid. A bustling food court and tons of one-off options. There are so many stores here for people of all budgets.

I've only been here once and in the middle of the week, so I'm sure my experience here was a bit…read moremore chill than that of your typical weekend mall warrior, but it was a good experience overall. They had your typical mall establishments like A&F, Bath & Body, Macy's, Nordstrom, Apple, etc., but I was also pleasantly surprised to find a few stores that I know to be a bit more "rare," like a Capital One Cafe and Free People and some really high-end stores like Gucci and Louis Vuitton. While I didn't eat, the food hall was pretty big and included options like Chipotle, Chick- Fil -A, and Sbarro. You could also find the mall snack staples like Auntie Anne's and Cinnabon. It is two floors with a somewhat awkward layout, so the directories scattered throughout were helpful. The bathroom I went to wasn't the cleanest, but it wasn't terrible. There's seven different entrances, plenty of parking surrounding it including a parking garage, and there was security present. I would chalk this mall up to being rather typical.

1st, I'd like to thank Colleen for the invitation. The staff were so wonderful and full of spirit…read more They were helpful in being able to get my phone working, so I could document this great event. The drink from Hoyle was excellent and plentiful. The food ( jerk chicken, chips & dip), was very tasteful and wonderful. As for the participants, they were friendly and made several new friends. I really enjoyed being able to watch the soccer game on the big screen. Once again, thank you Colleen for an enjoyable time.

I love a great food court…read more Gatherall offers a wide variety of tasting options. This is esepcially helpful when your group just can't quite get on the same page. It offers alcoholic libations, snacks, coffee, meals, and desserts - a winning combination. The option for mobile ordering at many of the vendors also helps keep timing smooth and takes away the pressure of casually browsing for just the right thing. The food court also offers plenty of seating and clean, functional restrooms. It is a bit odd to me that mall's have gone out of fashion, but we are seeing a new influx of mall-like shopping centers and food courts, no? Like people just bought the rebranding.

Food was great!! Smash burger was full of flavor. The Burger Bistro is great to check out. Highly…read morerecommend checking out if you get the chance.

Dayton is certainly getting some interesting new spots and The Silos is one of those mew must-try…read morelocations. It's such a unique gatherall for food and drinks with an ambiance that truly makes it stand out. It's not huge like some others but it's brimming with character. There are four food spots and a bar with great drink options surrounded by lots of comfortable seating. The food spots include Nood Bar (noodles), Kung Fu BBQ (Asian BBQ), The Burger Bistro, and Fete (bowls and salads). Here's the fiod we tried: The burger bistro -turkey burger -Brussels sprouts -chicken parm eggrolls Nood Bar -Japanese fried chicken Bao (3) -Korean corn dog Kung fu bbq -3 smoked brisket birria tacos with a side of Mac and cheese If was tough to decide an absolute favorite of everything, but I thought the bao was the best, followed by the eggrolls, and the birria tacos. All of it was very tasty though and I can't say any dish was remotely disappointing. The service from each spot, including the bar, was great too. I'd absolutely recommend checking it out.

We went there as a family last night to watch the Moeller vs. St. X Baseball game on their TVs. It…read morewas great that they paid for the service and put it on every TV in the place. We had Pizza and Cheezy Bread from Ramundo's. It was very good and the service was quick. Beer was reasonably priced. Parking was fine when we got there but it was full when we left. Everyone was parking at the High School and walking over. It was good to see our tax dollars being spent on something that helps the community more than educating the kids. It is noisy inside but it is at a level you can deal with. Lots of things to do and the outside areas looked great!

I loved the experience I had here. I tried the our station…read moreand this that's its a great idea. I order the smoke wings with Alabama white sauce and Brussels sprouts from Bristol's. The white sauce was really good on the wings and I loved the Brussel sprouts. I also had the spicy Italian beef sandwich and I was not disappointed. The meat in the sandwich was so flavorful by itself along with the toppings. I went to Ms. lei lei's for dessert and had the Dubi chocolate strawberries. They were piled high and so good. The did came out in a timely manner. I wanted to try rice life but they were so busy they had to put orders on hold but I definitely will be back to try them.

We always enjoy shopping here. Lots of good options for the older kid/teen/adult crowd. You can…read moreusually find some good deals depending on the store, but honestly this isn't necessarily all outlet type stores anymore. Ample parking.

Nice selection of stores. Very similar to the one we have in Washington State but still nice to…read moreroam around.

I come here frequently since it's close to home. I like that there's plenty of food options and…read moreshopping options. However, my husband complains there's not enough things to cater to the male population. I know there's plenty of shoe stores and clothing stores. I'm just sad that a lot of the stores are closing which means business is not that great. Anyway, the place is clean and it's not so crowded, there's not a lot of kids loitering or just hanging out- what I mean with this is there are not a lot of kids that seemed to be so young unsupervised or unaccompanied by adults. It's a good place to have your steps in especially when it's too hot or too cold, I observed several people going around fast walking.

This comes from one brief experience but it has stayed in my mind as a negative since it happened…read more We saw on Google that this mall was open until 9 PM. That posting still reads this way as of this writing. This seemed instinctively odd by today's standards for normal retail closing, but we decided to give it a try. We were looking for a place to walk our grandson around and perhaps pick up a treat or two while we were out for the evening. There were still a significant number of cars in the parking lot when we pulled in around 7:40 PM, so we thought perhaps we had stumbled on something. We walked in and immediately had the sense things were winding down and that the posting was probably inaccurate. Having had only a couple of seconds to begin adjusting to reality, we were "greeted" by a sour-faced employee at the information desk who curtly informed us that "this mall closes in 15 minutes". The look on her face and the intonation of her message were effectively "why are you walking in here". I informed her that we were misled by a mistaken posting of hours. She said nothing but again, the look on her face was "That's unfortunate, but just turn around and get out." It must have made her a bit nervous that we took five minutes to stroll down the hall to see what was there. But that sort of unwelcoming attitude is the memory that will stay with me when I think of this mall. Maybe she was having a bad day or maybe she hates her job. Hard to say, but attitudes displayed in interactions have an effect and reflect on an entire business (or collection of businesses in this case). Based on this short interaction, there is definitely an opportunity for improvement. I don't want to cast negativity on everyone whose livelihood derives from this mall for the unfortunate representation of one person on one day, but reviews are based on experiences. And that sort of experience does not need to occur at any time on any day.

Great place to grab a quick lunch or meal, but there aren't a lot of options. However being in…read moreclose proximity to a liquor store and grocery store makes this a good location. Dope Ramen is my favorite place here.

We went here before the ugly Christmas sweater bar crawl. Since there was an event going on it was…read morebusy, but I was still able to get some food relatively fast. I got two cheese coneys which I liked and they were full size hot dogs. I wouldn't mind going back to see what it's like during a normal day.

Covington Yard is the perfect place to enjoy being outside and watching a game with friends. The…read morevibes are great, and there are plenty of TV's There are several different seating areas, some that are covered, and some inside old box cars. In addition to the large outdoor area, there is a connected indoor area in an old firehouse. This area can also be rented out for private events. The food selection is limited, with one food truck called Mad Anthony's Pizza. Highly recommend checking this place out!

We were in town for the Savannah Bananas, and a friend recommended Covington Yard. It was a great…read moreplace to hangout and grab a bite before the game. They had a lot of TVs, corn hole boards, indoor/outdoor tables, etc. When we were there, the food truck was Mad Anthony's pizza. We ordered focaccia bread, orzo salad, a caprese sandwich, and chips. We split everything, but the portions were so big, we had leftovers. The service for drinks was very fast but the food took a while. (They had one person running the register and preparing the food.) But it tasted great.