The Greenway Park Plaza has a mix of various storefronts in it. There is a large grocer and gym…read moreacting as the anchor stores. I also saw a boot shop, restaurant, coffee house and a few other places. Plenty of parking in this plaza.

I visited Stagecoach Village in the hopes of donating some art supplies. The plaza was fairly…read moreempty. Most of the merchants close for the summer. Even the place I wanted to visit was closed even though their hours said open. Oh well. Shared parking lot.

An easy to pass up little shopping and dining village we've discovered as we were leaving Cave…read moreCreek, AZ. Many little shops and eateries to choose from, and/or just kick back on a bench in the open area in the center of it all.

I hadn't been to this plaza in sometime and wanted either a bagel or bialy. There's also a…read moreStarbucks, animal hospital, salon, spice store and a host of restaurants. Shared outdoor parking and WiFi in certain places.

Such an uptown center. Its like wandering around an inviting village with numerous shops and…read moreeateries! Great selection of stores, with good value and up to date styles!

Very small shopping centrer but there's a few gems here. My favourite spot is Temple Bar Sports…read moreGrill. It's an Irish themed restaurant, very busy during St. Patrick's day. Nice views from the patio. CVS and B of A are here too.

A small Cave Creek plaza. A cafe and a restaurant are in the inside plaza. On the outside is a…read morerustic furniture store. Dirt parking lot available.

A great shopping and restaurant center for visitors and locals. It has an assortment of…read morebusinesses in it. There is a dance studio, cleaners, grocery, Starbucks, hair salon, beauty products, women's clothing stores, Verizon, Target, home decor, frozen yogurt, drug store, restaurants and a few more stores for your everyday needs. Plenty of parking on both sides of the center. The larger stores have WiFi.

We ventured out on a wet evening. We made a stop in this plaza to visit one business before…read moreheading out to eat dinner. We were able to find a front door spot. We got a few drops of rain on our heads before entering the business. Thank goodness we are close. The plaza has a fast food place, coffee shop, yoga studio, New York deli, organic grocer and several other businesses. Shared parking and WiFi at the larger businesses.

The layout of this shopping center and parking lot was not designed for the amount of shoppers and…read moredrivers coming here. I came here today to go to a specific restaurant here and I was almost hit multiple times by people backing out and just driving thorough the lot. I parked far away and there were still cars everywhere. As a pedestrian walking through the shopping center, you have to be very careful - people driving through do not pay attention!

This is a nice outdoor shopping center with plenty of restaurants, businesses, resident buildings,…read morein all price ranges. There's street and garage parking, all free to the public. Farmers Market here on Sundays. Men's and women's restroom at exit from parking garage onto High Street.

It's the Spectrum Mall of outdoor shopping centers. Like someone saw Anthem Outlets, Tempe…read moreMarketplace, and Westgate, wanted something similar, and gave up less than halfway through. There are only like 2-3 decent places to go to, and nothing else. And one of those places is a chain restaurant (Kona Grill). The decor is terrible. The design encourages driving through it when it should be nice, round walkable space. The entire street is colorless and unattractive. This is a perfect example of why so many people say Phoenix has no character or sense of taste. This is just a structure erected as quick as possible to capture all the income being spent outside the surrounding neighborhoods, and I hope it becomes a worthwhile destination someday. I won't keep my fingers crossed.