This shopping center was built in 1985 and has a single entrance with a traffic light on Poquonock…read moreAvenue and is near the I-91 exit. It is a pretty big center that is anchored by the Price Chopper supermarket at one end and three or four other buildings. Mostly fast/casual food here, including a Moe's Southeast Grill, Subway, local pizza and sit down Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant. Dental office, bank and a margial arts dojo. The center is decently well let and is clean. There was no litter and adequate street lighting. The shape does not lend itself to fast driving and that's a bonus. [Review 15185 overall, 687 of 2021, number 37 in Connecticut.]

Unfortunately for this mall, area SEARS closed. So it's got a major vacancy and majority of the…read morerest of it sits empty. What u might call a DEAD MALL, other than a Target and Body Works.

We would like to think of going to Enfield Square as a great shopping trip, but really with stores…read moregoing in and out of business, and the anchors changing--Sears going out, and we do not support Macy's anymore because they do not support our president, so we were not sad to see them go--we aren't sure we look forward to going there just for Target, and sometimes the Cinema. But we haven't done either for months. Really we only go there for Panera now. So if Panera ever moves out, we're not sure why we would go there at all, sorry to say. Maybe Nordstrom's or Whole Foods or something good could come in--and we would be there every week! Hmm. Not sure if that can happen.

Small, cozy and organized. The staff is always eager to help you find what you ate looking for…read more Whenever I need something small for the house this is where I will go. Good prices and items of great quality.

Stopped by recently and found this Job Lots store to be an unusually compact (i.e., small) store,…read morebut boasting a surprisingly large stock of items. We got good help from the friendly employees, and found what we were looking for as well as some things we hadn't planned on, and that's the joy of shopping at Job Lots. But -- we were unhappy to discover the dirty ladies's restroom; the toilet was clean but the floor was filthy. It was strange because the rest of the store was very clean (although the restrooms are not easy to locate in this small store). We hope we just came on a bad day, but that restrooms needs cleaning!

This is one of the few shops located at the Bradley Airport. They have all the necessary items to…read moremake your flight pleasant. You can purchase candy, snacks, refreshments, magazines among other items. Essentially the prices are not to bad considering this is one of only a few shops at the airport.

ok the receipt says hartford, but its at the BDL gates which is in windsor locks. this is one of…read morethe magazine, candy, junk stores in the airport that lets you buy last minute travel things and items that will make your flight more enjoyable. they had a mountain of stride super mega secret flavor gum, so this place was worth reviewing. i only bought three packs. (i thought the store was called paradise, but no .. its paradies.)

This location provides customer service that should be a model for other retailers. The associates…read moreare friendly and go above and beyond, always. Today Barbara offered to find my size at other locations and text me the results. So kind. The selection is limited here- no petites- but fabulous Brooks Brothers quality and service.

I like to call Brooks Brothers "The Dad Store"…read more Not that you buy fathers there, but that you buy stuff for fathers there. Makes sense? No? Well, ANYway... The store is like Abercrombie & Fitch, except maybe ten years older and working at a desk instead of wearing flip flops with jeans at an East Coast college campus and calling everyone "bro". Brooks Brothers completely outfits the conservative, mature gentleman in everything from casual tennis duds to formal dinner suits (I didn't notice any tuxedos, though), with professional officewear, everywhere, accessories such as cufflinks and tie-pins lining the aisles like Hansel's pebbles in the forest. Casual Friday or Perpetual Suit-n-Tie-Day, Brooks Brothers has you covered in yacht club, "you ruffians aren't welcome here" style. The prices aren't particularly high even though the neighborhood is glitzy. You can get lots of different things under $100. Park in the nearby structure for free, or use the reasonably priced, even nearer-by pay-as-you-stay lot ($2 every 15 minutes, cheaper still if you catch a meter). Service is polite but not over-the-top "I'm going to help the Hell out of you" friendly, either. The store is nicely decorated, like hanging out at a lawyer's house after his closet exploded. The associates will even box your purchases as presentable gifts (with cards!) as a complimentary part of the service, which is a definite plus. Father's Day tie, sweater vest, socks, and driving gloves. "--Wrappitup!" Dad will love it, sonny. (Now if you'd only cut that hair...)