Sure, you're hardly likely to han out here during the harsh northwest ohio weather, but weather…read morepermitting, i absolutely love hangout out in the kids club area with my 6 year old. Best part is that it's not like the other overpopulated outdoor malls and i get to enjoy the simple life of 90 degrees saturday afternoon. I fully understand this is absolutely hit or miss depending on the day, but even with 30mph wind that's about to blow my hat away, i'm still lovin' it. Other yelpers are right tho. We could use some more diverse shops. :-)

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 is literally Toledo's best kept secret. I discovered this shopping district entirely by…read moreaccident when I came here for a comedy show just last night. As someone who's been visiting Toledo since college, I had no clue this was even here? From what the internet says, they've been open since 2004. They have a variety of nicer stores and restaurants to choose from with ample parking throughout. The place is clean, well maintained and easy to get in and out of regardless of what you're here for. I was pleasantly surprised with the variety of experiences you could have here. Toledo is really trying to revamp their image and I'm glad this place is around. No more Franklin Park Mall for me! (unless it's Dillards, but that's rare.) Thank you to whomever put this outdoor mall here, as it's really a nice addition to a duller part of town.

Great place to shop and eat. They just added Lululemon and a few others with new places to eat too!read more

A nicely maintained outdoor shopping center. They strive to stay full. A great entertainment area,…read morenice hotel, and a movie theater are a plus.

We really like this cute single-level, outdoor shopping center with a wide variety of shops and…read morerestaurants . The shops include Books-a-million. Candle shops, clothing shops, jewelry shops (Brighton), furniture stores, decor and gift shops(Lily's) , and a great place to get paint advice (Pottsies), as well as several others. The restaurants offer a wide variety of fare from Biaggis to Starbucks to Asianfusion-to bars. It's a well-kept area along with most stores and restaurants along one wide, divided boulevard main street with a few short side streets. Decorated seasonally. Busy and safe with well-lighted, wide sidewalks. There are outdoor benches and nearby hotels. It is easily accessed, just off the a main Interstate Highway exit (I-75).

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!

This outlet mall is sad. It was thriving back in the 80's when my parents would take me and my…read moresiblings there for back to school shopping. I stopped by this outlet mall a couple weeks ago. I wanted to get my daughter some spring clothes and I knew Carter's was still open. It was depressing to see how vacant and run down this place has become. Carter's was very nice and there were other people in there shopping but the rest of the mall was a ghost town. I think there was only one other store open in the strip of stores with Carter's. Across the way was some sort of store that was closed for the day and a Dress Barn. I drove around on the cracked and pot hole road and found a Levi's outlet but that is it. Everything else is boarded up. I'm not sure how much longer the remaining stores will make it.

Soo sad! A long time ago there were so many stores here, like Mikasa, St. Julian's Winery Tasting…read moreStore, Socks Galore, the Bass Store, Kay Bee store, etc. There were two large buildings crammed with bargains. Nowadays, there is a Dress Barn, a Levi's outlet, and some stores I've never ever heard of. The place is choked with weeds and cracked pavement and reeks of failed enterprise.

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.

When you come from a small town where the mall options are literally sparse, Briarwood Mall feels…read morelike Mall of America lol. Visited here with my hubby while in town for the Michigan rivalry game with Ohio. The mall almost reminded me of the Orlando mall attached to the airport. List of shops full of life here, lots of places to buy merch for MU (although expensiveeee) We even bumped into The Grinch who deserved an Oscar award for his performance. He even got on FaceTime with my sister Overall the mall has a lot of the standard staples and a rush of people shopping that keeps it alive.

This is one of the smallest malls we have visited. It's in desperate need of a makeover…read more It has a few decent stores, however it only took us thirty minutes to walk around the entire building. They need more shops.

This Mall is my favorite place as well, the employees are very friendly and the security is very…read morefriendly

I feel like I'm in the dying malls of America Tours some days. Richland Mall is one of those places…read morethat probably shined when it was new to the community. There is only one anchor left of the four it had when it opened. Lazarus has become a hospital. About half of the mall is now hospital. It's an interesting concept. There is a JC Penney open; granted in a reduced footprint. There is less than one corridor of mall left. There are two others that are barren storefronts. Worth a check back to see how long this incarnation survives.

There is free garage parking near the entrance to the Food Court and the most convenient way to get…read moreto the Apple Store. As I walked through the Food Court area, I noticed a beautiful fireplace that was blazing on a chilly day in late March... it's Ohio! While I didn't stop at any of the Food Court restaurants, (because I was on a mission and short on time), I wanted to share the ambiance of the casual dining section. For reference, the fast-food restaurant selections included S'Barro Italian, a Chick Fil-A, various burger spots, a Chinese and Thai restaurant- among others. Prices appeared typical. People were standing in line to place their orders (kind of self-serve with assistance) and could then choose to dine in the seating area or take it out of the mall. As I mentioned, I didn't dine there but paused to admire the fireplace.

Took my grandson here for some baseball equipment for his first year of ball. I have not bought…read moreequipment since my son (36) played years ago. After my initial shock on prices, boy have things really changed. I asked a young sales lady if someone could help me and this young man came over. I told him I didn't want junk but I didn't want the Tij Ma Hall either. He was very knowledgeable with advice and helping with our selections which was greatly appreciated.