Pavilion Shopping Center is a nice strip mall that currently contains stores (e.g., Giant Eagle…read moregroceries, Michaels, Ross Dress for Less, Big Lots, Petco, Lane Bryant, GNC, and Sally Beauty), restaurants (e.g., City Barbecue, Subway, Bruegger's Bagels, Marco's Pizza, Crumbl Cookies), and service businesses (e.g., Great Clips and Huntington Bank). My husband wanted to visit this shopping center to eat at City Barbecue. We found plenty of parking. We enjoyed the meal. I prefer to shop for women's clothing, but not many stores here offer my size and style.

These cakes are straight up delicious. I like the lemon one the most. The icing is so sweet I have…read moreto take half of it off. Kind of expensive though.

I highly recommend this mall outlet. Everything you need in one area and if you go further down…read morethere's more stores and things to do. I love it!

I visit this shopping plaza in Westlake, Ohio to order food from Brassica for lunch or dinner…read more Westlake is a neighbourhood that is located west of downtown Cleveland. This plaza is close to Crocker Park mall in Westlake. I don't come to this shopping plaza often but I love Brassica alot and I wish there was a closer location to where I live. Brassica is a popular Mediterranean restaurant that opened in Columbus, Ohio in 2015 then opened in Cleveland (Shaker Heights) in 2019. They opened the Westlake location here at the West Bay Plaza in January 2024. I haven't explored the other businesses in the actual shopping plaza yet but it appears to be a decent shopping complex. They have a wax business, Sierra Trading Post (for clothes), Ulta beauty (makeup and skin care), a pilates studio, a vision center, etc. If you are shopping for clothing, you should visit Crocker Park mall. The West Bay Plaza doesn't have alot of clothing shopping options. I recommend stopping by the West Bay Plaza to buy lunch or dinner at Brassica. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 86/150 total reviews in 2024 - 736 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 10 August 2024

West Bay Plaza is a strip mall in the Westlake neighborhood of Cleveland. As of May 2024, this…read morestrip mall is recently renovated and contains about 22 businesses. Stores include Pearle Vision, T-Mobile, Pet Supplies Plus, Kirkland's, Ulta, Fresh Thyme grocery store, Homesense, and Sierra Trading Post. Restaurants include Chipotle, Jimmy John's, Arashi Japanese Steakhouse, Cafe Tandoor, and Brassica. Personal-care businesses include Salon Lofts, Tina's Nails, Sport Clips, Club Pilates, Spenga, Hand and Stone Massage, Club Champion, Drybar, and Waxxpot. This mall does not have much clothing, shoes, and accessories. (The Crocker Park mall across the street has those types of stores.) Nonetheless, this mall does have stores for other types of products, and I recommend it mostly for local residents.

The store has many different items from food to clothes to furniture…read more With the holidays fast approaching there are many items for gift giving and decorating. There is a lot of parking and the staff is very friendly.

First & Main is a decent shopping center that was a necessary addition to the Historic District of…read moreHudson. Here, you can find a variety of stores and restaurants, as well as year round events. Food options include: Heinen's Village Market, Caribou Coffee, Aladdins (see review), Cali Juice (see review), San Francisco Oven, and a few other options. There are a few shops, both chains and independents. The new Hudson library can also be found here. However, I find the selection of businesses to be just average, although there are a few ones that are great. If you wanted to live down in the Historic District without having to maintain an older home, there are new townhomes being built here that appear to be very nice. Overall, if you are in Hudson or surrounding communities, this is a good place to stop and spend some time. However, unlike Legacy Village, it's not worth more than a 10 or 15 minute drive.

4.5 stars. Eastgate Shopping Center is a nice strip mall that currently contains stores (e.g.,…read moreTarget, Micro Center, Warhammer, Marc's groceries, Old Navy, Michael's, Costco, ULTA, Five Below, and CVS) and restaurants (e.g., Dave & Buster's, Panera Bread, First Watch, and Chipotle). My husband and I shop here mostly for the Micro Center and the Warhammer. He loves those stores so much that we have traveled here multiple times per year. Recently he has purchased a desktop computer, monitor, and Warhammer games. The parking lot has enough spaces for us to park our vehicle. One thing that could improve this shopping center is if it had more clothing stores for women.

Yes yes yes!!! If you need something fun to do and get out do the house.... This is PERFECT!…read more There are so many tents you are bound to find something you love! From food, drinks, pottery, jewelry, handmade items, pets things, kid friendly stores, handmade bags, pickles, sweet treats.... Literally everything! My favorite tent/both is SANTA ROSA STITCHES - they make jewelry, bags, baskets, little crochet plants, trays, sunglasses holders, AirPods holders, etc - and every single penny earned goes directly to the women in El Salvador to support their families!!! Definitely check them out if you can! This is the best way to support local businesses and the community! And it's such a fun way to spend your day - I have never had a bad time coming! - except maybe finding parking... my best bet is to get there early or to uber!! There is also close paid lots for about $10 usually! But definitely come and check it out and SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESSES

Completely OVERRATED. They make this look totally different on social media. Not many people there,…read moreonly a few food trucks, the only seating is directly in the sun, not enough vendors. This was my first visit and have no desire to go back.

I've always loved big markets having grown up in the middle of many in Pennsylvania. I recently…read morevisited Cleveland and friends made sure we started a Saturday here. It was a highlight of the trip! The market is right downtown in a gorgeous old building, make sure to look at the ceilings. There are public parking areas all around outside, but it does get busy. There are also side buildings and outdoor stalls nearby, so be sure to check them out. Inside is rows upon rows of amazing local vendors with food to enjoy there, or many items to buy and take home. Meat counters, fresh vegetables and fruit, sauces, Middle Eastern food, Greek, Mexican, Gyros, sandwiches, baked goods, salads and so much more are all over. Even stalls that repeat the same types of items have their own unique spin and history. It's busy, with people everywhere looking and enjoying their purchases. Prices are reasonable, especially how fresh and local everything is. I bought a bunch of small things to eat while we walked, together we bought shishkabobs and steak to enjoy at home the following day. It's a great place to shop local!

Visiting West Side Market on day two of my trip confirmed a few things for me:…read more 1. Cleveland is seriously underrated as a city. Food and architecture are two areas where it deserves far more recognition, and this market showcases both beautifully. 2. I'm coming back. 3. There is absolutely zero chance I stay in a hotel next time. I need a place with a kitchen. When I return, I fully intend to walk through this market, buy from no fewer than 10 stalls, and somehow end up preparing enough food for 25 people--even if it's only my family of four. The specialties here are endless. The uncooked pierogies nearly broke my heart because I had no way to take them home and cook them myself. Sausage lovers will be in heaven, and beyond that, you'll find incredible produce, fresh fish, quality proteins, and a wonderful representation of the many cultures that make Cleveland what it is. All of this is housed inside a historic building with stunning architecture that makes the experience even better. Pro tip: Climb the stairs to the second floor for an incredible bird's-eye view of the entire market. It's the perfect way to appreciate just how special this Cleveland landmark really is.