What a classy, relaxing shopping experience! I was walking around in the beautiful weather…read moreyesterday and felt like I was in a movie with the light jazz music in the background, pretty lit up "BLOOM" flower sign photo op, comfy benches and patio chairs, and a wide variety of shops. The sidewalks are always so clean and even at night, I feel safe here. Parking can at times be a little difficult to come by, but the large angled spots are spacious. There are some great dining options that you don't see everywhere (although Ted's has been lackluster in the past), plus treat options like the famous Munson's, to give you a break to refuel on your shopping spree. This is a great place to catch up with friends or just get some errands done in a more relaxed and glamorous environment than an indoor mall.

Love the Promenade shops and restaurants. They keep The…read morequality high and I enjoy all the places the shopping area has to offer. I love just walking through it . I will miss Stonewall Kitchen which has just left. I enjoyed that store a lot. I frequent massage envy for facials and massages. Alia for facials and Becki for massages. I hope I can get in now that I have recommended them. I love Burtons fantastic quality and menu and since I am gluten free it offers so much for me. I enjoy Ted Montana's a lot. I love their bison burgers, hot fries and the salmon dinner are my go to's . There are so many wonderful shops that offer great service. The JCrew factory outlet is fab. Hill is a staple for me. I appreciate the staff at Lense Crafters and get all my glasses there. So much to offer. It's a gem!

A perfect example of size doesn't matter..lol! It's a small space but has everything one needs all…read morecentered in one location. There is just so many diverse things one can do at Somerset square..stroll around the stores, dine at the restaurants and cafes (bgood, chipotle, max a more, Starbucks), paint at the muse paint bar, and not to forget 2 saloons,medspa and a European wax center, dry cleaners and more. The centers proximity to several office buildings makes it a great spot for lunching...most have patio seating in good weather. The high end stores and cleanliness give such an elevated shopping experience. This is one of my favorite outdoor mall in the area.

The shops at Somerset Square are great. There's a nice mix of restaurants and retail shopping. Max…read moreAmore and Max Fish are the highlights. There's also places to grab a quick bite to eat, like Chipotle or B Good. The parking always a bit chaotic. I try to avoid the traffic circle and park on the sides. I also wish there was more local businesses. It seems a bit commercialized.

Very awesome and nostalgic store! There's pinball machines and arcade games you can actually play…read morein the front of the store. Super fun to browse and look at many things from my childhood. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Their selection of items is huge; video games, action figures and items from the 80s and 90s. Value depends on what you purchase. Video games ranged from $4.99-$13. Collector items are worth more so you'll spend more.

This is definitely good 90s baby Nostalgia store! It had everything from the retro action figures,…read moreOld original games, console games, Pokémon cards you name it There are matchbox, Beenie babies and pinball machines when first walking in, as well as matchbox and other figurines We got some old PS. Two games and I'm anxious to see if they will actually play on my console. This is definitely a collector addition. The owner was very friendly and we chatted for a bit. Will definitely come back

I could always find Nick knacks that I need around the house at great values and selection.read more

This place... defies explanation. I don't know how or why it exists, but it does…read more It's like a Job Lot and a Big Lots had a baby. A weird awkward baby full of cheap things. Curtains are a strange thing to buy. I'm still not really sure where to buy them, aside from Marshalls and Macy's, I guess. And of course, Joey's Shopping Spree. They have more curtains under one roof than I have ever seen in my life put together. You really have to look to find something good, but it's totally worth it. $25 for insulated and lined curtains for a slider... yeah I'm okay with that! If you're a college student or grad and don't have a ton of money for furnishings, this is the place to go. Do some digging and find some shopping gold!