Things aren't looking great over here. There's an entire block of closed clothing stores, it looks…read moreterrible. There's no high end stores anymore. It's exactly like the coliseum mall that was here before right before it shuttered in 2007.

I've had to reevaluate my opinion on PTC - mainly because it's the best thing around without having…read moreto drive a while to get to Norfolk, Upper Newport News or VB - or even Williamsburg. So with that in mind, here goes; The Good: The food options are pretty awesome. If you haven't tried First Watch, Park Lane Tavern or Monsoon - where have you been!? The cinema really isn't the worst, the matinee prices are great and they accept military discount so Tuesdays are a great excuse to catch a movie for 5 bucks. You can walk around and go in and out of the shops as you please; Victoria's Secret, H&M, Francesca's, Bath & Bodyworks, Barnes & Noble and Finish Line (which is grand for fitting you with the correct running shoes for YOU in mind, and offers 20% military discount). The Bad: Shops don't seem to be able to stay open around here. I've seen a few come and go over the years and it sucks. And don't get me started on the additional PTC tax... but that's a story for another day. So overall, not bad Peninsula Town Center, still plenty of work to be done though!

I've been to Olive Ole a handful of times over the past year. Alot of the attire is club wear/sexy,…read morebut there are alot of casual leggins, shorts, jeans, tops and shoes. Prices are on the low side. Ex. A pair of leggins for 10.99, or a nice dress for 24.99. Some of the quality on the items are low however. You have to really look at the item and decide how it will hold up before you buy. The sales associate are sometimes nice, and sometimes have attitudes. They look young so maybe that is why. I would give a higher rating if the customer service was consistent.

The manager her name is TIARA is rude af. The clothes cute but I'm calling corporate because there…read moreis no reason I should ever be disrespected by a manager as a paying customer.

Came here to pick up some items. Gabe's is a store along the lines of Ross, which features assorted…read moreitems at discount prices. They have aisles of merchandise such as home goods, this, snacks, clothing, and small furniture. All in all, a great place to stop in a browse for great discount items.

No AC? This is preposterous! Why do you allow your workers to perform under these deplorable…read moreconditions? Shame on the company. This store should be closed until a properly working HVAC is installed in this store. Overall, the prices are competitive. The stock is adequate. However, the working staff is slim to none. There's not a lot of foot traffic in the store for various reasons. You can do better!​

This is a hard review to write. But, this store maybe slipping because of covid, or something…read morethese. But, it's slipping. Of course that is not something I want to see. Not one worker acknowledged me the entire time I was in the store... well not until I checked out. The cashier was kind though. You could tell she was overwhelmed... maybe a manger trying to get by during hard times. But, she out a smile on her face and treated me respectfully. The store was not very clean. Dust was all over so many products. See photos. The store is very large and houses clothes for women, men and kids. I saw nothing for plus size even in the mens. The largest I came across in the mens was an XL. I'm not sure I'll be back, nor with my 14 year old girl.

I'm slightly addicted to the clothes and shoes from H&M. The basics collection, I cannot fault…read more Stylish t-shirt's for less than $10, cardigans for less than $15 and sweaters for less than $20 - I find it hard to find the same items elsewhere for the same price. There's no baskets or carts in case you go on a shopping spree (as I discovered last month - very annoying) so you will walk around with three pairs of shoes, 4 tees, 2 sweaters and a pair of pants in both arms... My secret? Buy online, and then return in store here. This store is small, they have a fitting room in the center of the store by the check out area, but this H&M covers a good variety. It's a shame they don't do H&M home here yet... The winter collection, especially the booties, are my favorite - check it out!

Yeah, was a little disappointed for this Ross. I'm really nothing was in there. Associates weren't…read moreas friendly as I wanted them to be while they were pretty busy. The lines did move. Hopefully they can get some more associates to organize things because I was unable to find a few stuff, things were kind of like unorganized and thrown about.

Well ... I haven't visited this store in a year or two, so visiting today was refreshing!…read more Unlike other locations, this store was pretty tidy! Granted a few racks were empty, while others slim to none, I still managed to walk out with some great finds. The fitting rooms were open, but I usually opt to try on clothes at home and if they do not work I'll return the next day. But today about noon, the store wasn't busy at all. It's refreshing to shop without bumping into folk whole pushing a cart through the tight aisle. Parking was plentiful. Checkout was a breeze. I checked out all the departments except purses and shoes. And I found something in every department. I love Ross! Something for everyone in here! I highly recommend this location. Have fun! Be safe & enjoy life ;)

I loved this adorable little boutique! Close to quite a few antique shops and restaurants and next…read moredoor to the bakery, you can easily find several items you'll want inside. The gal inside was super friendly and welcoming offering suggestions for local businesses to try and making easy small-talk with me while I browsed the store. She had a bunch of cute sparkly resin cups which I love and some really nice shorts and dresses. This is the kinda place where you can find gifts for others and yourself. Loved it!

My friends and I visited this adorable little boutique in November. While my friend and her husband…read morelooked around, I spotted earrings on the wall and made my way over. The young lady didn't make room for me to look, but hey, we're still kinda in the midst of COVID, so I made my way to an opposite wall where I looked at a shirt. It didn't have a price so I asked a second young lady, "How much?". She acted as though I was bothering her when she came over, looked at it, told me the price (without making any eye contact), and then went back behind the counter. That's when I noticed the first young lady, that was previously at the earrings, went behind the counter. The bell went off in my head, "oh she works here." It was at that moment, I said, "Let's go!" I realized they were both being rude and possibly didn't want "me" in the store. I was going to keep it to myself, but my friend said, "Wow she was rude." They must be raking in the bucks, so I'll spend my money somewhere else...and so will all my friends.