This is a nice open air upscale shopping center in Cranston. Several nice store here provide a nice…read moreshopping experience to visitors and locals....the most prominent businesses are Shaw's supermarket, REI, Starbucks, Chapel Grille, Panera, and Petco. Many smaller businesses are also located here like hair salons, financial services, remodeling, medical offices and more. Located across from Garden City, this creates a nice shopping destination for many. Lots of parking.

I love Chapel view. Across the street from Garden City Chapel view has a supermarket, Starbucks, TJ…read moreMaxx, REI, Petco Staples couple of dining options, as well as other businesses. I always find stuff in the TJ Maxx here and I always find the Starbucks in Chapel Hill to be super quick. My hairdresser is also located in Chapel view.

A nice mall with about 3 floors of various stores. They have a food court, IMAX, Dave & Buster and…read more2 big box stores with various other smaller stores.

I actually enjoyed my time here, last Sunday. Lots of very well-behaved people, of all ages…read morestrolling and shopping. Always new stores opening. I especially love Boscov's! They have such a large volume of clothing and houseware and gift items, at very reasonable prices!

Seekonk Square is a spacious shopping complex with a wide variety of stores and ample parking. I…read morerecently visited Best Buy for a contactless pickup of an order I placed online. For many items, they have an option for same-day pickup, which is quite convenient. There are designated pickup stalls at some of the retailers - a great addition during the pandemic. Seekonk Square has everything one might need - from sweet treats and trendy clothing to household items and essential electronics.

From the owner: Seekonk Square is an open air shopping center located directly on Route 6 off I-195. Seekonk…read moreSquare's unique blend of retailers includes Best Buy, Home Goods, Kohl's, T.J. Maxx, Carters, Dress Barn Woman, and Target. Seekonk Square also hosts restaurants such as Cold Stone Creamery, Lindt Chocolate, and Taco Bell.

The Warwick Mall is hosting a 2026 Winter Farmers Market on Sunday's February - May 3rd. The…read morevendors we encountered include two bakers (breads, pastry, foccia, etc) three sweets vendors (cookies, vegan cupcakes and kraffles) two local farms selling meat and eggs, a book and associated items seller, jewelry, soy candles, loose teas, spices, t-shirts, sweatshirts, personalized photo magnets, honey and more. Located in an unoccupied storefront there is plenty of space and it was almost full of vendors. The market was well attended during our visit around 11:30 with lines cueing up at some of the vendor tables. I did not see any produce vendors, and I suppose there is not much fresh veg growing in RI in February. Many of the vendors have socials accounts, websites and business cards. Definitely stop by and see if there is anything of interest. We found several vendors that would make good resources for gift giving in the future. The mall is doing well with most storefronts occupied. Rocky Point chowder house is to be opened in the food court. I look forward to that. Plenty of parking. Public restrooms near the food court and a nursing lounge near the middle of the mall.

I had a very upsetting experience at Warwick Mall inside Old Navy. My family and I were treated in…read morea very unprofessional manner shortly after entering the store, and we were asked to leave without any clear explanation or opportunity to be heard. Security was involved immediately and the situation was handled in a dismissive way, which was very distressing, especially in front of my two young children. I hope mall management reviews this incident seriously and ensures fair and respectful treatment of all customers going forward. I am requesting that this matter be properly reviewed and addressed by mall management.

Nearly 200 years old, this neoclassical building is charming and historic (it's supposedly the…read morefirst enclosed shopping mall in US!) - but mostly charming. The first floor consists of small eccentric shops and cafes while the upper floors have been converted into studio apartments. (I am entranced by the idea of residing there - just think, I can leave my apartment in my Jammies and walk downstairs to a cafe for my morning coffee.). A great place to browse the shops for unique gifts and a bite.

The Arcade Providence is in a historic building and is worth the visit if you happen to be in town…read more However, I wouldn't get your hopes up about shopping or staying here for a long time. We were staying in a hotel across the street and needed to get some Providence souvenirs. I looked up gift shops/souvenir places and it told me to head to one of the stores in The Arcade. Walking in, you could tell this place was extremely beautiful once. The architecture is incredible and there is a lot of potential here. People comment that it's underutilized and they aren't wrong. Even though the place is bright and sunny and feels safe, there's also a feeling of abandonment and dereliction that I just couldn't shake. There aren't many stores to shop at or places to eat at. There's one restaurant that seems to be doing well, we saw people at the whole time we were in Providence, but that was it. Hopefully, soon, more life will be injected into this place because it is very beautiful and historical and has a lot of potential.

This is a great local shopping center... Outside so if you're gonna come and want to walk around,…read moremake sure the weather is nice first. Great variety of stores. Not too many places to eat anymore but hopefully they will add some new ones in the near future. The only issue I have is that the traffic in and out can sometimes get backed up which is annoying. During holiday seasons, they do have a police detail there so it runs a little more smoothly. I hope they add some new stores and restaurants soon just to keep it modern and up-to-date... would love something with outside benches/tables !!

it was beautifully designed and so many of the natural surroundings were…read more untouched i love how it looks it reminds me of garden city i love the gazebo.

Many people still love a paper calendar, my mother in law is one of them....so this store fulfills…read morethat desire or need to buy a calendar...but they are not only focused on calendars, they also have games, family organizers, puzzles and much more..... The Go! Retail Group, which owns these Go! Calendar stores is a unique and entrepreneurial business -- they the largest operator of pop-up stores in the world, with operations in six countries! Their business started with calendars and has since grown up to include games, toys, t-shirts and books. Through their network of independent operators, they open nearly 1,000 kiosk and inline stores each year in the US alone, totaling over 1,600 internationally with stores in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand. I was able to pick and choose from many different styles like Art, Landscapes, Birds, Animals, Disney, and much more...just a fun place to browse.....

I love the Warwick Mall. One of my caveats is parking! I love the fact that there's tons of open…read moreparking here! I could go to Providence Place Mall... for more stores.. But here's the Thing. I can't STAND the parking garage at Providence Place! It's a Twilight Zone thing for me, with the red and green lights showing where to park. Then there are the road warriors who race through the garage like they're getting free cheese cake at the Factory. For me, the Warwick Mall is parking friendly, one level, has great stores, and I don't need to mess with a garage that in my opinion, is scary.

Wayland Square is a vibrant hub of restaurants, boutiques, and stores on the East Side of…read moreProvidence. The quaint little area is a much more relaxed place to dine and shop than nearby Thayer Street or the Providence Place Mall. You won't often see large crowds or wait in long lines. If you are looking for some tasty bites to eat, to catch up on the latest fashion, or simply find a great read, the businesses on Wayland Avenue can satisfy whatever you are craving. We have been many times to eat, shop and relax...the area is in a residential setting, so for those who live nearby, it's like a block or two away walk to get a French croissant, grab the latest bestseller novel or get a funky lamp from a home decor store. A nice relaxed setting !

GREAT LITTLE AREA OF PROVIDENCE…read more============================== My family and I checked out some of the stores in Wayland Square before having lunch at Red Stripe yesterday. It reminds me of Old Town Pasadena, but on a much smaller scale. I really like it. We went in the West Elm store and my in-laws bought some things for their home. We also went in a cute ladies boutique on the corner. My sister-in-law has purchased some things there. Great area to dine and shop.