The Shopping Center is filled with a lot of great stores, and the variety adds up. It was pretty…read morebusy when I made the stop at Papa Gino's, considering it was the weekend and the time of day and year. Traffic for the most part was a bit stressful, moving around and finding a parking spot. Although that's not the main concern, it is well maintained. However, the main signage needs to be addressed on the board, as some big businesses are not named on it, for example, Papa Gino's, as I got lost finding it, along with other names. I saw some empty spots, so I hope it gets updated. A lot of great names to stop at here.

Franklin Village Shopping Center is an amazing shopping center, it is safe and in the heart of…read moreFranklin! Lovely Place Service: 5 out of 5 Selection: 4 out of 5 Value: 5 out of 5

This shopping center is the closest one to my step daughter's place. It's located on Route 44…read moreimmediately off I-295 in Smithfield, I have always found it a bit chaotic and "too big"....like the parking lots are huge and it seems like you have to drive from store to store since the distances are so large ! The Crossing at Smithfield is home to stores like Barnes & Noble, Home Depot, Michael's, Kohl's, Target, Dick's Sporting Goods, The Gap, Old Navy, and many more....... If you are looking to get groceries here.....there's a Dave's Fresh Marketplace.

Let me start with the negative: Access. Like most other reviews The Crossings at Smithfield has an…read moreaccess problem with only one road entering and another leaving which can cause major backups and headaches for many people. So much that during certain times of the year, I out right avoid coming here so as I don't have to sit in traffic and/or deal with people who can't handle it and start to develop a road rage-like attitude. Aside from that, the actual grounds and variety of stores here are quite nice. You have the usual Target and Kohls, a Michael's, Home Depot, Barnes and Noble, clothing stores, and Dave's Supermarket. Normally I try and do it all in one swift trip. Buy what I need for the house, over-indulge on some books at the book store followed by a latte. Perhaps finish it off by stopping at Dave's and buying something for dinner. Parking here is a breeze! Plenty of spaces, sure you may need to park and walk, but I enjoy that.

This is a great local shopping center... Outside so if you're gonna come and want to walk around,…read moremake sure the weather is nice first. Great variety of stores. Not too many places to eat anymore but hopefully they will add some new ones in the near future. The only issue I have is that the traffic in and out can sometimes get backed up which is annoying. During holiday seasons, they do have a police detail there so it runs a little more smoothly. I hope they add some new stores and restaurants soon just to keep it modern and up-to-date... would love something with outside benches/tables !!

it was beautifully designed and so many of the natural surroundings were…read more untouched i love how it looks it reminds me of garden city i love the gazebo.

I've always enjoyed exploring the Garden City Center, an open-air shopping center in Cranston, and…read moreI've seen signs for Garden City Center Farmers Market around. I had the opportunity to visit on Sunday, September 14th. Garden City Center's historic gazebo green transforms into a vibrant, open-air Farmers Market. The Farmers Market is every Sunday from May 18 through September 28 from 10 AM to 2 PM. I wandered and checked out the local vendors. There were a great variety of them. I purchased a really cute coaster from The Book Emporium RI. The Book Emporium RI sells books that are wrapped and you have a blind date with a book. I also purchased a lavender sachet from 15 Lavender Place. I spoke with the owner and she told me all of the lavender is lovingly home-grown and hand-harvested, ensuring the highest quality and care go into every product. There were soothing lavender eye pillows, relaxing neck wraps, sprays, and bundles of dried lavender. I also went to Fully Rooted to purchase two bottles of freshly pressed juices-Watermelon Slice and Golden Greens. There were also local food trucks, farm booths, and local makers. The Garden City Center Farmers Market is a market for everyone. Either if you just want to stop for coffee, get produce for the week, flowers, dog treats, see alpacas, and so much more.

Garden city center truly is a great spot, packed with retail stores, amazing restaurants, cafes and…read moredessert spots, this space is always evolving. It's clean, I love the markets, the special little book library, and all the things it has to offer. It is clean and hip and has so much to offer. What a great location to shop or dine.

This is a nice clean and well lit shopping center in a very nice community. I do most of my…read moreshopping here and love the location!! It's very safe.

The market basket here is awesome and O'neill cinema has the nicest movie screens they also have…read moretavern in the square that has great food and an outside patio area

Okay. I'm gonna update this review and if you hate gross things, please stop reading now. You've…read morebeen warned... The bathrooms here are absolutely filthy and disgusting! Specifically the toilet stalls! The last two times I've used the men's bathroom here, the toilets were not clean and the bowl was covered and full of shit. Idk what type of demonic individual is coming to Target and destroying their toilet with Taco Bell, but can you STOP??!!! Tonight was even worse! The first stall had a nasty concoction of bowel discharge, used paper, and sewage water. Thank the heavens I couldn't smell it. It would NOT flush and I had to go BAD! The next stall wasn't much better, but I didn't have a choice. There was poo poo splatter on the toilet seat. (Don't worry I didn't put my whole ass on the seat. I don't want E. coli or hepatitis.) After I did my business... THAT TOILET DIDN'T FLUSH EITHER! What type of unholy toiletry nonsense is this???!! Is Target's bathroom the new place to unleash bumhole hell these days??? Both toilets are out of commission. I had to alert an employee of this tragedy and they fully understood as if this is the norm here. I'm surprised the whole store doesn't reek of a waste processing plant with how much suffrage these poor potties go through!

No thanks. This location is probably the worst target I've ever been to. Prices are not labeled…read morecorrectly/ items aren't in the spots they belong.. there were 2 registers open so lines were ridiculously long. I waited at the customer service/returns desk for 15 minutes... NO ONE was there .. I asked another employee if they could call someone and they said I'm sorry I don't work in this department, but I'm sure someone will be here soon and walked away.. all I needed to do was check a merchandise credit I had since you can't check it on the app. I was very frustrated at this point, but the girl who did come over to help me was very kind and friendly. I get that sometimes it's really busy and overwhelming, but if that's the case, they need to hire more employees.. because no one else was waiting in that customer service area so I have employees bouncing from register to floor to customer service that's definitely a problem.

Seekonk Square is a spacious shopping complex with a wide variety of stores and ample parking. I…read morerecently visited Best Buy for a contactless pickup of an order I placed online. For many items, they have an option for same-day pickup, which is quite convenient. There are designated pickup stalls at some of the retailers - a great addition during the pandemic. Seekonk Square has everything one might need - from sweet treats and trendy clothing to household items and essential electronics.

From the owner: Seekonk Square is an open air shopping center located directly on Route 6 off I-195. Seekonk…read moreSquare's unique blend of retailers includes Best Buy, Home Goods, Kohl's, T.J. Maxx, Carters, Dress Barn Woman, and Target. Seekonk Square also hosts restaurants such as Cold Stone Creamery, Lindt Chocolate, and Taco Bell.

Wrentham Village Premium Outlets is one of my favorite spots to shop in New England…read more The selection of stores is unmatched -- from high-end designer brands to everyday favorites -- and there are always great sales happening across the board. Parking is easy, the walkways are spacious, and the outdoor layout makes the whole experience feel relaxed, even on busy days. The staff across the stores are consistently friendly and helpful, and you can tell the outlet management does their best to keep everything running smoothly. Whether you're looking for clothing, shoes, athletic gear, home items, or gifts, this outlet has it all. It's become my go-to spot for both big shopping trips and quick visits for specific finds. Always worth the trip -- 100% recommend!

"From a little village baby, ain't large enough to be a town…read moreGotta get away from the city It's gonna bring you down" (Van Morrison) Wrentham Village Premium Outlets is the largest outdoor shopping outlet in New England with over 170 stores. After spending a few hours strolling around, I had two observations: The first was that the outlet space was pretty much fully tenanted, which is very different than so many of the outlets we've visited in recent years. No empty stores, no boarded-up shops, no "Going Out of Business, Everything Must Go" liquidation signs. The second observation was the very large percentage of "high end" stores that dominated Wrentham. Hugo Boss, Brooks Brothers, Coach, Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Kate Spade, Michael Kors, and Versace were all represented. The outlet shops are nicely organized into named "communities" and we saw some very pretty holiday decorations on display today. There were quite a few food trucks scattered around the property and a big playground in the center. Definitely worth a visit.

Looks like a strip mall but the center portion is indoors. There are three entrances. Parking is…read moreshared amongst the many businesses here and was limited during oir visit. Anchor stores include Staples and Shaws grocery which are not accessible from inside the mall area. Entering the mall on the far right you will encounter a wide hall with a few benches, community bulletin boards and public restrooms. Walk to the end and turn left to enter the mall. Restrooms here need help. Ladies room door is stuck open, neither of the two stalls lock or provide privacy (gaps) and the hand dryer struggles. Definitely in need of attention for safety and privacy sake. They are clean. Entering the mall on the far left gives access to the gym and sporting goods store. Turn right to access the rest of the mall. Center entrance takes you by a long chocolatier shop displaying tasty treats for sale. Other shops inside include a book shop, Panera, science store and Paper store. It's a small area overall. Not one you'd stop in to 'walk the mall'. The shops we browsed are clean and well organized. Inside and outside shopping in this area covers a lot of your daily needs.

I liked it. A handful of stores, clean, and straightforward without being overwhelming. Plenty of…read moreparking and a welcoming enviorment.