We bought a backpack for 8-10 years ago and one of a compartment was torn off. We came and asked…read morefor replacement due to its policy. A store Manager asked where was the receipt for 8-10 years ago and what credit card was using ? If we have them The people expect you to have these information, even themselves dont have to keep them WTH ! No more shopping at LL Bean !

Pretty nice open air shopping mall for the area…read more It's nice that they now have a parking garage, since surface parking can be hard to find in the (weekend) afternoons. It gets crowded on the weekends, so give yourself extra time to find parking and exit.

It's an ok outdoor plaza with a few shops but not a destination I have in mind to go hang out. i…read moreonly go when I need to go to a specific shop like Supercuts, cvs or Shaw's, but unlike large malls I won't just go, hang out. It's a plaza with a few useful places to shop and you only go there for that.

While the variety of stores here definitely does not warrant a five star rating, my original three…read morestar review should surely be updated (and raised to four stars) to reflect the near COMPLETE renovation of this plaza and parking area. I honestly shouldn't say too many great things about the renovations to the parking lot yet.... they added tons of islands and curbs inside each parking row. With the winter season on the way I am hopeful these will stay in the condition they are in. Hope isn't reality though.... I am nearly certain that the curb cuts are too tight for all of the plowing vehicles, but we will just wait and see. Anyway, the entire plaza looks great. Everything was completely redone and renovated. Everything looks brand new. My favorite changes are the addition of so many plants and the changes to the parking areas. It definitely seems considerably more user friendly and safe for pedestrians. They added many benches and what appears a small "garden" like area in front of TJ Maxx too. Pavement was all repaved and all the stores just look completely refreshed. Definitely some great improvements made, keeping Norwood look great. I commend Gravestar (the company who owns this shopping center) for putting the time and money into Norwood's largest in-town shopping center (you know, in-town meaning NOT on Route 1!). 4 stars.

One of two shopping plazas in the area, this is the more southerly one. In the late winter, the lot…read morewas in reasonable shape with the usual piles of snow in strategic locations. Late in the evening, there was plenty of parking. The plaza is anchored by the Shaw's grocery store but there is also a Marshalls here among others. Two major entrances, one of which has a traffic light. You could also sneak out by the fast food place or out the back past Shaw's. It is a short walk to the T station but don't be tempted to park here for the T. They have signs posted that you'll be towed.

I like this plaza but parking is always a nightmare. There is not enough parking to accommodate the…read moretraffic, spots are too close together and the layout is poor. The good things are you can walk between Shaw's, Michaels and Marshall's, so you get a lot of variety. Definitely don't go here in a rush though because you have to circle around and wait for parking.

This new management team is completely running the mall into the ground. Kicking out long time…read moretenants to build a "trampoline park" is just so ridiculous and what they're doing to the inside portion is even worse. It looks horrible. Maybe you could've put actual stores that people like going to in there and not destroy the place with some childish play place. Unacceptable

This place calls itself a mall but its an absolute desolate dump of a shell of probably its former…read moreglory. The only thing inside this nasty place is a decrepit nail salon, a run down oriental carpet dealer and the back entrance of Barnes and Noble and Wines and Things. the rest of this mall is either closed or turned into outwardly facing stores like Kohls (largest Kohls I have ever seen) or a run down nasty Petsmart, Barnes and Noble and Party City. Office Max went out of business and some of the other smaller stores are on their last legs. The Taco Bell and Panera in the parking lot are the only busy things bringing traffic to this dump. Horrible and should be shut down.

Love, love, LOVE University Station! It is located in…read moreWestwood and is the perfect outdoor shopping complex with Target, Nordstrom Rack, Wegman's, Ulta Beauty, along with other shops & food spots. Shopping here is always an easy, fun time. I find what I am looking for most of the time. Lots of parking here. Easy to get here, right off the highway.

It is a fantastic location in Westwood, close to EVERYTHING. Jesse the Property Manager could not…read morehave been more helpful and friendly. I highly recommend renting with Jesse, I know he will take great care of you and the property is clean, inviting and well cared for by staff.

Opposite the upscale Shops at Chestnut Hill, Chestnut Hill Square is a little bit more down market…read moreand a lot more food. Several restaurants here including Bon Me, Seasons 52, Starbucks, Sweetgreen and Oath Pizza. They also include a bit of the Beth Israel HealthCare system and some medical offices. Wegmans includes a full supermarket and a separate wine and beer shop. Plenty of parking, plenty of spots to sit outside and eat too. ROUND NUMBER REVIEW 9200!

I love Chestnut Hill Square and I don't understand why they have such a bad rating. The Square is…read moredefinitely a place where you can get it all your shopping and everything else you need done. I will say though this is no Chestnut Hill Mall or it is not like The Street. The lower level consists of Wegmans and lots of parking. The street level consists of many shops and restaurants such as Athleta and Anthropologie. The top levels are medical offices and Equinox. Would recommend but I would just go to The Shops at Chestnut Hill instead.

Fine plaza in Braintree. Some decisions the plaza have made…read moreI don't agree with, like the weird, weird, entrance, and having only one exit that is impossible to avoid a huge traffic backup on ANY day, but overall it's getting better. First, this plaza used to have a Borders Books, which I really liked, and wished stayed, but that company went out of business, which wasn't the choice of Atlantic Retail, who owns the "Marketplace @ Braintree". Guitar Center isn't really my thing, but I guess it was an ok place to put in the former Borders. Next door to Guitar Center, they have recently added a Five Below (maybe 2-3 years ago). Five Below is probably my favorite store in the plaza, technology, candy, gift supplies, arts & crafts, sports equipment, games, and other great stuff, for all under $5. Next, in the actual plaza there is a Petsmart, Sports Authority, Kmart- which is closing in January, to become a Nordstrom Rack & Saks 5th Ave (good move by Atlantic Retail, that dirty old Kmart needed a lift), ULTA Beauty, Bed Bath & Beyond, Babies R Us, Staples, GameStop, and Best Buy. All of these stores are all fine for the most part, just old, and not as clean or large as other locations in the area (such as BB&B, Best Buy, Petsmart). But overall, the Braintree Marketplace has a lot of good stores and has made this plaza a destination to go to in Braintree. I'm looking forward to Saks 5th Ave & Nordstrom Rack to open (as well as a restaurant). Located off Route 3 (Take Exit 17 for Union Street) on Grossman Drive. 4 stars.

Useful, small plaza on Route 138 in Easton…read more Includes a grocery store, pharmacy, discount store, shipping retailer, nails place, a vision center, and a few more small, independent retailers. Roche Brothers, Dollar Tree, CVS/Pharmacy, UPS Store, Nails, Kozol Vision Center, and others. Also includes AT&T and Dunkin Donuts in another part of the strip mall, and if you can figure out how the drive thru works for that Dunkin Donuts, you've either lived in the area or are genius...... so annoying to drive around the lot twice! 4 stars.