I heard a few months ago that One True North is a school run resale/consignment shop for the nearby…read morehigh school, Shawnee Mission North. With that in mind, I knew that I wanted to check it out so that I could be supporting a local school while shopping (win-win!). I finally made it in, and upon entering, I encountered daunting shelves, display cabinets, racks of clothes and piles all brimming with knick-knacks that no one could ever need or want. Still planning to give One True North a chance, I proceeded to enter deeper into the shop hoping to find that diamond in the rough. The first section I browsed was the women's clothing, hoping to find a nice pair of pants suitable for work. I did find several possibles, however they all had stains of some sort on them - that would never work for work. After leaving the clothing (and women's accesories) section empty-handed, I proceeded further into the mess of random objects and appliances. I eventually found something that I really needed: a silverware drawer organizer. It was a bit dirty, but with some dish soap and water I could have it shining in no time. One True North had other items in the organizer, so I began to question if this was for sale (I was first tipped off after not seeing a price sticker affixed to the item). I took the tray and its contents up to the plethora of employees (way too many for a Wednesday morning), and asked how much the drawer organizer cost, "Not for sale." How can they have something out that isn't for sale? I understand bookshelves not being for sale (even though they should be), but a drawer organizer that held perhaps 5 utensils? I ended up leaving empty-handed. After leaving, I realized that One True North is really just an over-priced Salvation Army. On another note, working in customer service, I know that the customer should be assisted first and foremost... especially if there are 4 employees and only one customer! And following customer service, if they named a fair price on that drawer organizer, they could have had a sale! Perhaps I'm wrong and had a certain level of expectation on my first visit.

One True North has been a favorite of mine in all its locations. The items are displayed well, and…read morethere are the odd shelves in the back for those who like the thrill of the hunt. The selection of TVs and computer items is a pleasant surprise. The only complaint I've had about the clothes I find is that they are never in my size.

A friendly family place to be especially during the holidays. They have added more affordable…read moreeateries.

We take our kids to crown center multiple times a year (ice skating, restaurants, coterie theatre…read moreare all wonderful). The parking system up to now has been easy to navigate and validate at any shop. The new "frictionless" parking system is an obnoxious data grab, irritating to set up (I do not want to make an account for every place I park), and impossible for people who choose not to have a smartphone on them at all times (me). :) I'm sure it cost a lot to implement, but every person I've talked to has also found it frustrating. Will be ice skating elsewhere from now on and choosing alternative parking from the crown center garages whenever possible.

Not to be confused with M Night Shyamalan's Village. He got his name when he first "Saw-my-lawn" -…read morenot very well-manicured at all. Anyway, I'm not into this place. This is one of these brand new fancy futuristic space-age shopping malls that I really hate - which are completely full of all of your very expensive brand name shops including a few local things as well. The Bubble Tea here (which is why I came here the most recent time) was about twice the price Bubble Tea should be, and about half as good. Go figure. Welcome to suburban hell. It is pretty though. Like a lot of the people who come here.

An outdoor shopping area. Not really a strip mall, but not really a plaza. Beautiful fountain at…read morethe entrances, benches scattered around to sit on, and a variety of shops and restaurants. Overall, a pretty good place to go.

I'm really glad that this mall is here…read more I lived in few rural areas in the past and they have no malls or a small Mall. This mall may be small. It may not be a big Las Vegas mall Seattle Mall or Portland malls. For a small mall this small mall is loaded with awesome stores. The mall is actually fun and has your arcade the food Court's cool I we ate some pizza today. My favorite place is the massage place :) called relax magic. I'm definitely will be visiting here often and do my Yelp check-ins.

this use to be a great place till the continuous shootings and criminal activity…read more this will end up like banister mall oak park mall did it right high end stores and security and police are present you goto the center and nothing no one anywhere last week was the latest of the shootings. poor mall management that took over with promises that never took place, huge entertainment equipment within the mall never opened only to be dismantled now. id rather see it be torn down than a magnet to criminals. seriously as much as i hate to say it. we dont even goto dicks anymore because of crime. dont go here if your looking for alot of shops many have left empty sears is gone macys gone only dillards left indep no longer has jcpenny either they left. dicks dillards and a few other stores left goto directory. we drive from this area to oak park mall or other locations and indep center is just a short drive... nope!

I recently stopped here just saw the add another mall to my Mall list of places that I visited…read more This is an outdoor mall which to me are a hit or a mess. This place features a great deal of stores and an immense amount of parking as well. On slow days you can actually drive into one of the parking spaces near the mall and actually walk up that door store you want to go to. This place featured a wide variety of stores though it leans towards a bit of upscale. Most of these stores too are also occupied as well not many vacancies. Some of the stores are hidden like the Tropical Smoothie Cafe. Some stores stood out, most weren't too interesting but it's worth checking out or if you need a place to get your steps in too!

Really quiet relaxing shopping center highly recommend!!!…read more Got a couple of restaurants and bars also.

This is a great little shopping center that's on both the north and south side of 95th Street, just…read moreeast of Mission Rd. It has some stores you'd expect- Starbucks, CVS, Price Chopper- but then there are different, unexpected shops like Duck Donuts & 2 specialty shoe stores- SAS and The Foot Spot. The Hallmark store and the ACE hardware are better than your average locations of those chains. There's also Salon Mission that offers hair and massage services, Dewey's pizza restaurant, and the wonderful Glenwood movie theater, among others. I've written separate reviews for many of these places. Parking can be tricky and annoying, but what parking lot isn't?!

I've driven by this "Ranch Mart" many times over the years and always wondered what it is. Today I…read moredecided I would stop and investigate! Well turns out it is a large shopping center with a few stores in it. I rooks photo of the map of what's all in it. Most of the shops seemed like destination shops and not just stop to shop for fun to spend time, but the Ace Store here isn't your typical Ace Hardware. At least it isn't during the Christmas season as they had lots of gift ideas such as soaps, cooking pans and pots and mugs, etc. I'll leave a review for it too.

This shopping center is usually busy with the Hy-Vee grocery store being in the vicinity. The…read moreparking lot seems well maintained. There are quite a few businesses with a good mix of tenants in this area. The buildings have a clean look to them and none look dilapidated. They recently have moved a Starbucks from one parcel to another. The McDonald's is also getting remodeled.

This shopping center is not what it used to be for sure. There are still large and small businesses…read morehere. A Hobby Lobby replaced a Hy-Vee as one of the anchor tenants. A Toys "R" Us currently resides there until it finally shuts its doors. The parking lot has not been repaved or attended to recently and it shows in certain areas. Overall, the shopping center has very viable options and the businesses surrounding it are worth visiting.