This new management team is completely running the mall into the ground. Kicking out long time…read moretenants to build a "trampoline park" is just so ridiculous and what they're doing to the inside portion is even worse. It looks horrible. Maybe you could've put actual stores that people like going to in there and not destroy the place with some childish play place. Unacceptable

This place calls itself a mall but its an absolute desolate dump of a shell of probably its former…read moreglory. The only thing inside this nasty place is a decrepit nail salon, a run down oriental carpet dealer and the back entrance of Barnes and Noble and Wines and Things. the rest of this mall is either closed or turned into outwardly facing stores like Kohls (largest Kohls I have ever seen) or a run down nasty Petsmart, Barnes and Noble and Party City. Office Max went out of business and some of the other smaller stores are on their last legs. The Taco Bell and Panera in the parking lot are the only busy things bringing traffic to this dump. Horrible and should be shut down.

My very time at a MonkeySports Superstore. I usually shop at MonkeyGoalie.com that is affiliated…read morewith MonkeySports. When I say this store is ginormous, it truly is. They carry hockey, lacrosse and baseball items only and it's wonderful for my son, except I left spending over $600. Bella was great at helping us but I had to go to the register to let her know we needed help in the ice skate section. She radioed for someone to go help us but no one responded so she ended up helping us and checking us out. We were pleasantly greeted when we walked it but it appeared as if no wanted to really work. They have ample equipment and a skate sharpening area. Everything is neatly organized by sport, making it easy to navigate and shop. I would return because they have things we need but they've gotta work on their service. There's ample parking.

When I spend my hard earned money I want to have great service. Now typically I don't expect this…read moreat retail store as employees are most of the time not selling their own products so the passion is not really there. The complete opposite is here. This means even more to me as the money being spent is all donated to help the youth of Brockton. Thanks to Joe, Debbie and Max, I won't shop anywhere else for my lacrosse needs. They take such pride and ownership into their customer service that it is as though that are family and they built the building themself, brick by brick. Pride in their work is an understatement. There is no question or need they can't help with. A true family feel, this store is a hidden gem!

Ordered my daughter her Christmas shoes she's been wanting. Got them for a deal upon going to pick…read morethem up I was told they are no where to be found and they were given to someone else. Christmas ruined for my daughter who was already told she'd get these. They listed them as a return when it's really a cancellation and on their part because they couldn't "find my order". I'm hoping they do the right thing and call me tomorrow with the whereabouts of my daughter's shoes. Shoes were at the store the emailed me that they were ready my mistake was calling and asking to confirm. They then saw what shoe and the price I got them for and boom they vanished. Unbelievable DO NOT RECOMMEND

This Nordstrom Rack deserves a gold star! I love this location. Every time I come here, which does…read moreend up being 4 out of the 7 days of the week lol, I manage to bring a couple items home... every visit. Great place to come if you enjoy nice quality brands and items, at discounted prices. Lots of popular sneaker brands here, such as HOKA, OnCloud, & Brooks. The sneakers are usually on sale here for less than $100; Saw a pair of Women's Brooks for $70 the other day. I was able to snag a new pair of OnClouds (OnCloud X3) for $90 & the same style + color is still full price at Nordstrom for $150. Also, many nice clothing brands like Levi, Joe's Jeans, TopShop, Naked Wardrobe, Good American, AGOLDE, etc can be found here. These brands of jeans are sold here for $30-$90 when typically full price is ~$200. Totally recommend!

To date this is my least favorite Puma store I've shopped at. I love the brand so it's not easy for…read moreme to express disappointment, but disappointed I am. For Puma standards, this particular store ranks low. In the heart of Patriots Place it's one of the few stores I actually care to check out when I'm there, which really is only for events at Gillette Stadium (I haven't been to Showcase Cinema or Showcase Live yet, though). I wouldn't go out of my way just to shop at Patriots Place, but it's cool that Puma is located there. Now for a business that specializes in shoes, I expect the customer service to be good. I don't want to have to look around and flag someone down to help me. It's not a tall order. Last time I went in I was one of three or four customers. There were also three or four employees walking around but not one asked if they could help me with anything. It wasn't busy by any means and the employees were chatting with each other. After standing patiently at the shoe wall I sauntered around the store, but there was hardly any clothing for men. I thought to myself, "Where is everything?!" The selection was nonexistent and no doubt inferior to other Puma stores. I'll return because I love the brand, but not because of the service and merchandise. I'm hoping my next visit will be better.

Never made it ; sounds good They were nice on the phone I was looking for a walker . There were…read moreclothes in their photos

If I could give the shop and owner Diane more than five stars I would! I have consigned with her…read morefor over 15 years -the experience has been phenomenal . Diane couldnt be more personable, honest, hardworking and fair. She goes above and beyond to accommodate her customers always. I have consigned with others in the past and have found my experience at Second Glance to far exceed all others. If you are considering consigning with Diane dont hesitate- I highly recommend you do so. Thank you Diane!!!! Nancy

Justin was a very nice boy and super helpful. If you need shoes he's your guy. He held me up for…read morestability when I was trying on shoes.

This store was a mess and reminded me of black Friday. It was difficult to shop as the store was…read morevery disorganized. It's clearly a matter of being short staffed. The staff that were in there were super friendly despite the chaos of the store.

the layout of the entire plaza is so spread out and detached from one another -- there are at least…read more5 parcels of retail areas that are separated by traffic -- making it too exhausting and even dangerous to walk around on foot (and it's outdoor!), but it's ridiculous to store-hop on wheels. maybe they design it for the "1 destination, in and out" shopping style? if so, then they are quite successful. but even the traffic flow layout it's just plain ridiculous, bordering on hazardous. in an attempt to prevent speeding, stop signs and raised dividers are everywhere, which is fine by itself. but the overall design just makes one feel like they're in a corn maze, making stops and turns every 3 seconds. going from Washington Street to Shaw's averages just about 13 turns/stops. landscaper needs to be fired as well. why are tall grasses placed so strategically that one would almost think that they did it on purpose just to block drivers' sight line for oncoming traffic? not like they have something against car insurance company... maybe it's just me, but for the number of times i come here, that's bc i know there's a store i need/want to visit. with the current layout, there isn't much chance to wander around to "see what's there". you must know where you need to go coming in, and you won't realize that some shops have existed no matter how many times you've been here.

This place will be completely vacant someday in the near future…read more Things just keep on closing, and in place, futile and incompetent businesses continue to open. GAP, Bath & Body Works, Hallmark, Hilliard's Chocolate, Talbots, and the list goes on and on. Places just keep closing. And why, you ask. Well, I am almost sure I have the answer. Location. It's in a remote location away from major highways and lots of traffic. Even though a fair amount of people from the local Canton, Sharon and Stoughton area do come here, there isn't enough to make it a destination for shopping, there just simply isn't enough. Plus, lots of the chain stores here are not competitive with their counterparts... Shaw's here doesn't compare to the brand new Norwood Shaw's (that was just renovated), Marshalls here doesn't compare to the also brand new Westwood Marshalls (well, it's ok), and more and more of the other stores people just do not go to. The current list of stores consists of : Starbucks UPS Store Bertucci's Partners Urgent Care (coming soon) Orange Leaf Five Guys Olympia Gourmet Garden Mattress Firm Shaw's Village Toy Shop GNC GameStop SuperCuts Verizon Paper Store Marshalls Chico's LOFT Shoe Dept. Halfway Café Snip-Its Ceramics A La Carte Boston Sports Club Artin Fine Jewelers Elements CVS and a few other shops This place did used to be great when it was an actual mall, and there was actually an atmosphere, but know it's gone with the wind. Check out other shopping centers (like the Natick Mall, Legacy Place, and others) for the "new" style of shopping centers. 2 stars.