Make sure to go to the toy store and Macy's to buy toys and the Jackson candy Depot to get candy…read moreand some snacks and drinks and the pizza in there its expensive but its good and well if you do go during August or September go to the Spirit Halloween there there's some cool things to check out IT DOES NOT have a mall entrance at all but still counts as the mall

We went to Fun Shop and lost more than $4 in 3 separate machines. It was impossible to get the…read moremachines to refund our money. The machines should indicate that you will lose money if you try them.Robert & Carol Nelson 517-242-4118

This mall is more of an outdoor style mall. I saw quite a few people walking around with cute pups…read more Some buildings are a bit away, but not too far of a walk. It was great exercise. It was hot out, but then the ac in the stores were helpful. They have a forever 21, lululemon, banana republic, pottery barn, sephora, gap, game stop, victoria's secret, bath and body works, loft, express, american eagle, dick's sporting goods, pandora, and many more stores. There is few hotels nearby, I stayed at the Hyatt directly behind all the stores. There are super stores nearby - Walmart and Sam's Club. There are quite a lot of food options. I ended up trying out quite a few really good ones. They have Bravo Cucina Italiana - a nice italian restaurant. They have Boston's restaurant nearby if you want a more sports bar vibe. Champps is a great bar as well - they have a few food options with alcohol in it (even dessert). I did not try Capital Prime as I dislike seafood but I heard great things from others. If you are into fast food they have a culver's too. There are many other options that I did not get to try out, but it is worth checking out reviews. Overall, we had a good time walking around. They had music playing one night when we went to Bravo. Everyone had their own lawn chairs too. People were laughing and smiling. Many were seated outdoors to eat and get a view of the fun. It seems like an enjoyable spot

Service was sketchy, meals were sub par. I have eaten there multiple times with excellent results…read moreand will give them another shot

As Billy Joel once said:…read more In the Meriddle of the night I go walking in my sleep To the valley of East Lansing Through the Mall of Okemos I must be looking for Target But there's a Kroger, I'm lost Found some nice shirts in Marshall's Wonder how much they cost Opposite the big indoor mall in Meridian Okemos you will find this outdoor strip mall with massive big box stores like Target and Marshalls and Kroger - and it's actually much harder parking and getting in and out of this than it is for the mall itself. So many people coming to these stores and they're so busy. I didn't even know this many people lived in the Lansing area but there you go. Very popular and a little bit overcrowded at times.

Frandor is an outdoor shopping mall with everything you might need from gas to a dollar store!read more

This is an outdoor shopping center with many stores with great variety of stores. Is good to find…read morewhat you are looking for, not very convenient for cold weather though.

Didn't get a chance to DO Main Street very well, but when I was there, it looked like the part of…read moretown that I'd hang out in if I lived in Lansing. Arts District type of feel. Disappointing there weren't more shops. Not sure if it is on the upswing or the decline, but there seems to be so much potential with this area. DO go to visit what IS there. Cool vibe.

I was recently in Okemos visiting my family and we decided to check out Old Town. I would've…read morepreferred to have gone on small-business Saturday but my family decided to go on a random Monday. We're weird like that. Anyway, the weather on my trip had been pretty mild EXCEPT the damn day we decided to visit Old Town. It was bitter cold and kind of raining but we tried to make the best of it. Old Town is comprised of mixture of local, small businesses and it is also the greater Lansing area's arts district. Indeed there are several art galleries and studios, as well as interior design stores. I walked into a couple of the stores looking for gifts to take home, but found that most of the shops sell tchotchkes. The interior design places had nice stuff, but most of the items were pretty expensive. Al in all, it's a nice little area to walk around in the afternoon. Some years ago I went to an awesome beer festival here; I assume they host a decent amount of festivals in the area. I think that there's still a lot of work to be done in the area, they definitely need more restaurants and a greater offering (and cheaper) at the stores.

I'm going to get the Lansing Mall four star review. There are only a dozen stores inthe mall now,…read moreBarnes & Noble and Dunham's sporting goods, and Regal Movie Theaters seem to be the anchor stores now. The food court is open, with a couple of businesses. I actually go up to the mall to walk for exercise, however, this is a really nice place as the atmosphere is inviting,relaxing,somewhat quiet.

I went to this mall a lot when I was younger, my Mom and I used to hit the Hot Topic, food court,…read moreand multiple other stores back in the day. Sadly though the Mall is a shell of its self from back then, multiple stores there are either closed permanently or just simply are forced to close for a small amount of time due to low amount of workers. Obviously the people who own said stores aren't at fault, but it's always sad to see places from your childhood begin to disappear.

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.

This is about the only decent place to go to in Jackson if you want to go shopping with several…read moreshops along an indoor shopping strip/mall. They have Best Buy, Dollar Tree, Dunhams, post office, health food store, Five Below, Bath and Bodyworks, Ross, TJ Max, Men's Wherehouse, Kohl's, Sephora, arcade, popcorn and candy store, video game store, furniture store, they even have the Secretary of State office to get your car registration updated! Oh and don't forget the Chocolate shop for those who are chocolate addicts. I come here from time to time and bring my kids here and they like the spinning doors, Five Below and Dollar Tree. If you're looking for a outlet mall type experience, Jackson Crossing comes pretty close, it doesn't have everything a full mall would have but they have enough. They have some discount stores that people will often frequent. If you're in Jackson and have nothing to do, you would probably come to Jackson Crossing.

I was not expecting to visit a mall on my recent Adventure. I solely came here to visit the health…read morefood store which I did not know was inside this mall. This place is a mini mall not a big mall. This place is very neglected unfortunately! There are giant holes the restrooms. They still had Christmas decorations up in July! They had parts of the mall section off but as a mini mall that could be walked around in like 3 minutes! It's got some unique shops to them but really it's more of a gathering space too assistant connects to other big box stores. There's an abandoned Carousel too. Inside of the place is old and outdated. It still gets fair foot though regardless

Great place to do some shopping and spend an afternoon on the road headed to a vacation…read moredestination. Stores were super clean and there were some stores we don't typically see at outlets.

Breton Village is a unique shopping area in Grand Rapids, and if you've ever visited, you know it's…read moretrue! Here you'll find all the lifestyle brands you love in the convenience of being right outside of downtown GR.⁣ ⁣ We're listing some of our favorite stores below, but check out Breton Village in person to shop and see them all! .⁣ ⁣* Madewell⁣ * Anthropologie⁣ * West Elm⁣ * Evereve⁣ * Lululemon ⁣ * Free People ⁣ * Leigh's