Frugal Backpacker (noticed great reviews on Yelp), Any Lab Test Now (you can also walk in and get a…read moreB12 shot), UPS store (not a fan - bring your own tape or they charge you a lot - I just saved you waiting in line for 10 min. only to find that out.), Plato's Closet (clothing thrift store), Jason's Cafe (noticed great reviews on Yelp!), TCBY, & Earth Fare among other stores in that shopping center. This Earth Fare (one of 2 locations in Asheville) is always super crowded, very chaotic & doesn't seem clean compared to the other Earth Fare South Asheville in case you like Earth Fare's in general.

Grove Arcade is like an indoor shopping mall mixed with a modern packing house in the heart of…read moredowntown Asheville. The historic architecture is beautiful and definitely catches your eye from the outside, but unfortunately that's where the excitement ended for me. Visiting on a Sunday afternoon, the building felt surprisingly quiet. There was very little foot traffic, and many of the shops had few or no customers, giving the space an empty atmosphere rather than the lively marketplace I expected. It's very disappointing!! Parking is another downside. There's no free parking nearby, so you'll need to use metered street parking or pay for one of the public parking garages if you're driving. I prepaid 1.5 hours and was out of the building in less than half and hour.

This shopping arcade located within downtown Asheville, NC is a must see for its historical…read moresignificance. Retail is located on the first floor while professional offices dot the upper floors. Mostly gift/souvenir shops with a spot of southern fashion clothing/attire

Pamela was patient, friendly, and knowledgeable. She did not pressure us into anything, and was…read morevery professional. Highly recommend working with her for your internet/mobile needs!

This is less shopping center and more strip mall. Laid out like a long chevron with the stores…read morelined up in a row plus a few outbuildings. At the top end, Five Below. A good selection of anchor stores, retail, shoes, medical professional, and quick eating restaurants. Not a fan of the entrance and exits but it does have a traffic light because the flow here on Tunnel opposite the mall is intense. [Review 12663 overall, 2455 of 2019.]

First time visiting because I was in town for my birthday in March. We drove around the location to…read moresee what was actually here for shopping and eating options before deciding on our dining destination. We shopped at Barnes & Nobles, ate at PFChangs and took a look at the different style of apartment homes that were offered. While this kind of living is for some folks as an All in one, for me it's not amazing. Sure it's conveinient, it just felt compressed and made my skin itch. I can imagine that parking can become a real pain in the bum at times.

Great assortment of higher end stores without the crazy crowds. I especially love the movie…read moretheater- the service was great!

The pinnacle has a great variety of shops and restaurants, they even have a little area to fish or…read morewalk your dog. It's a nice area once you get past the tons of teens in loud obnoxious vehicles driving like they own the place. Please be vigilant of surroundings when walking across the street because of them. I recommend just about every business there The best ones being Marshall's - except the line is vert long sometimes Bass pro shop Bath and body works Mercantile 423 And crave cookie Also the movie theatre is very nice The worst ones i would not recommend going into would be Palmetto moon - due to racism, ableism, and complete disregard of human life that the store manager has with everyone that goes there Chipotle is okay, the employees have usually been pretty rude and the food usually makes me sick at this location Boot barn has some pretty rude staff as well The moes here is mid at best, the staff could care less about being there, but i wouldn't either if my boss pocketed all cash tips for herself, the chicken is never cooked all the way and they're always pretty dismissive. Not completely awful but I'd go to the barberitos down the street before here.

Super huge outdoor shopping center with lots of big box stores, many restaurants and at the end of…read morethe road, a Bass Pro that allows overnight parking for RVs in their lot. That's why I was here, but I also stopped for a coffee on the way out in the morning. Decently lit and with lots of good signage. But the place is HUGE so you'll probably be driving from one stop to the next. [Review 20378 overall - 478 in Tennessee - 1356 of 2023.]

This modest and compact shopping center is conveniently situated on Mills Street, positioned…read morebetween I-26 and downtown Columbus. It is anchored by the Food Lion supermarket and includes a Subway, fitness center, state liquor store, and a vacant unit that formerly housed a Family Dollar (to the best of my knowledge). Additionally, there is a Bank of America ATM on the premises. The center offers easy accessibility and is equipped with security lighting. The pavement is well-maintained, and the buildings are in satisfactory condition. Overall, it is a decent and functional strip mall. [Review 663 of 2025 - 4150 in North Carolina - 24224 overall]

Went to get my eyebrows done This place at the mall is amazing I'll go back there again in the near…read morefuture

I have decided that I don't mind going into this mall. I am not a lover of malls, but this one has…read morea very, very good coffee shop and a decent movie theater. Also, the mall security are polite to me, even when I am dressed like a punk.