"3rd Ave" is a new and upcoming lifestyle and shopping center right off the main highway for…read moreshopping, dining and other entertainment in Burlington. It's a new center including future housing, lots of stores, restaurants, Wegmans, Kings Bowling and much, much more. Even with all the other new retail areas in the Burlington area, this one has a different vibe, with lots of great architecture and purposes for all to use. Even with the dozens of other plazas around the clientele here is different due to the different selection of stores and more upscale restaurants and other amenities. They did a good job providing lots of parking in lots, as well as "on street parking" around the shopping center as well. The list of stores, restaurants and other entertainment in this shopping center include: Wegmans King's Bowling Redstone American Grill Tony C's Sports Bar & Grill Bedford Farms Ice Cream Mitchell Gold & Bob Williams The Shade Store Boston Interiors Dover Rug & Home Bancroft Restaurant David's Tea Osteria Nino 18 8 Fine Men's Salon XFINITY Kohler and many many more. Accessible right from the Middlesex Turnpike at many intersections. Decent shopping center and if there was a lot more, they would definitely receive five stars. For now, they have still done an astronomically well job dependent on there is already so much in Burlington. 4 stars.

3rd ave is a nice place to come. They gave a goos selection of places like a bowling ally(Kings), a…read moreWegmans, an ice cream place (Bedford Farms), and a some restaurants. The grounds also seem pretty clean here.

You'll find stores here that you won't see anywhere else in the Boston area. Love West Elm,…read moreArhaus, LL Bean, and Coldwater Creek, to name a few.

I believe the earlier comment was about Wayside Shopping Center, formerly known as Wayside Commons,…read morealso in Burlington. Wayside can be seen from 95/128 and can be reached from Route 3 South. Middlesex Commons is off of Middlesex Turnpike.

Amazing place to hang out and after a bit of a walk Nothing Bundt Cakes is the place to go for a…read moretreat.

Wayside Commons has been open for quite a while now, and was one of the first outdoor shopping…read morecenters in Massachusetts. The only real anchor left since Borders Books left years ago is L.L. Bean. Other small high end shops include Talbots, Paper Source, West Elm, Loft, Jared, Ethan Allen, and others. A few restaurants are in the complex including Seasons 52, Potbelly Sandwiches, Capital Grille, and my personal favorite Not Your Average Joe's. They have plenty of seating throughout the complex and tables and sidewalks in the middle of the parking areas. Some of the parking lot roadways are narrow and confusing (as Anrana S. has noted, very accurately), but overall it's a nice area. The problem I have is that there are so few places that I actually need to go. In Burlington you have so many shopping centers and places to choose from, this shopping center just seems lackluster in decent options than many of the others. Okay. Nothing special considering the other options around. 3 stars.

Ok. You are bargain shopping. So don't expect upscale experience. Clothing only store. Much to…read moreselect from. Good discounts on some designer shoes ( Kurt Geiger ). Pricing similar to TJ Max. Better selection of merchandise. Quick, friendly check out on THU. Staff work diligently to keep clothes tidy & racked properly. Hate dressing rooms in discount stores, can't speak to that.

I shop at Nordstrom Rack and at Nordstrom quite often, and as a college student returning home over…read moresummer, applied to work seasonally at a location near me. I put in my application that I was only looking for part-time/seasonal employment, and received an offer for an in-person interview. I took time out of my day to drive to the location and go into the store just to talk with--not even a manager--an employee who, talking to her manager over the radio, let me know that they would not in fact see me for my interview and that they were only looking for full-time employees, despite the website and advertising suggesting they were also looking for part-timers. The lack of professionalism and communication shocked me and I'm very dissatisfied with how Nordstrom Rack handled the situation.

Primark is located in Burlington Mall on upper level next Game Stop and the mall entrance by Bank…read moreof America or Legal Sea Foods is the best entrance. Primark is an international fashion retailer with 450+ stores in Europe and the US. I always appreciate checking out Sanrio and Disney clothes for adults, accessories, and gifts. The prices are very affordable and the products are of great quality. Primark has everyday essentials for women, men, and kids, as well as beauty, homeware and accessories. Store is very organized, clean, and spacious. I used the fitting room as well and it was clean and did not have any discarded items. When I checked out, staff were friendly.

Just popped in, family member mentioned linen clothes for a cruise and primark got some cheap…read morestuff, not as cheap as when they first opened but everything has gone up right? You can definitely shop on a budget still and have a little bit of everything per the season we are in. My experience with the shirts and hoodies are they DO shrink, regardless of the type of cycle i set it to. YMMV. The pants, so many of them are Button style crotch, instead of zippers so that's a no go for me. HVAC works well in there it was cool, you can hear the system blaring.

This is a very good Nordstrom location. I went in looking to…read morelook around at the women's clothing and also to give the beauty and fragrance counters a spin. The beauty counters were attractively set up and there was plenty of help on the sales floor. I went over to the Lancome counter since I was getting low on some of the products that I usually buy from that company. The saleslady was very helpful and got me the cleanser and eye cream that I was looking to buy. I am happy with the service that I received and look forward to frequenting this Nordstrom store again.

I had a disappointing--and frankly astonishing--experience at Nordstrom Burlington. The good part:…read more a saleswoman named Eva K helped me put together a perfect outfit for my son's wedding--a beautiful silk and linen sports jacket (over $1300, but half-off); slacks, also on sale, requiring to be hemmed; a fine shirt; and even socks. The bad part: The sports jacket had to be ordered in my size. It arrived yesterday, not in a box, but stuffed directly into a small plastic envelope.a I took everything back to the store and opened the package there. The jacket was not my size, although a paper tag had been attached to the sleeve contradicting the interior label. It also looked like someone had stepped on it. I learned that the jacket is not (or no longer) in stock in my size. I returned everything, down to the socks. Good part: The return was handled graciously, down to the alterations fee. Bad part: I've wasted almost four hours (I live half-an-hour from the store); I have to start over again; and who knows if I can find anything as nice again? I frankly can't get over order fulfillment deliberately mislabeling clothing that they knew wouldn't fit, and abusing a beautiful garment to save perhaps two dollars on shipping and packaging. Thank you to the staff who helped me, but regretfully I won't be back.

Great store with tons of designer clothing for a really good price!…read more And I find something different every single time I go to this store.

This store has great merchandise, nice prices, and friendly store associates…read more They are open every day except Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter.