Marshall's was so so. Kinda junky and old stock. Home Goods however was HUGE and packed to the…read morerafters w cool home stuff and Xmas decor and gifts. I spent money! Registers for both places at same time. Very quick check out. Also went to Bealls. Bought clothes and decor. Very nice but empty. A shame. Support them!

Great spots to shop, eat and etc.! Lots of options and everything is close! Close to a lot of…read moreneighborhoods as well!

The Grove has a nice selection of family friendly restaurants and other businesses. It draws…read morefamilies and neighbors together by providing a place to eat, shop and have fun. Parking is located around the entire property and it is very convenient to get in and out of. Before Covid you could stop by and enjoy live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights. They are open from 6am to 11pm seven days a week.

The Grove is a great shopping center at the corner of Conroy-Windermere Road and Apopka-Vineland…read moreRoad. There are numerous good restaurants, LA Fitness, a great dentist, a GNC, a Publix, two banks, a Walgreens and more! There is plenty of parking too. In the middle of the shopping center there is a village green which is the site of various community events. Last year they had snow and Santa! They also used to have Friday night parties. Since the pandemic things have slowed down but if you have young children it is nice to sit on a bench and have some ice cream or Italian ices at the green.

Stoneybrook West Village has Publix, Stoneybrook Mail Center, Hot on Yoga, The Big Easy, China Wok,…read moreFirst Class Cleaners, Subway, Regions Bank, Centra Nails and a few more. There is plenty of parking and the signage is good. They keep the shopping center well maintained and clean. It is easy to get in and out of the shopping plaza. Across the street on both sides there is additional shopping and dining opportunities.

Publix is convenient for us, however their prices can be quite high on things like fruit and meat…read more $11 for 2 chicken breasts is too high. We eat meat maybe 2x a week bc of the prices have gone so high. Now I understand why so many are going to meat delivery and Aldi foods.

Another dying mall. There are barely any shops left in the…read moremall. A few off brand spots and a handful of shops still in the mall. Another mall barely hanging on by the life support of an AMC theater. It's still fun to walk around though! The food court has a handful of off brand food spots, but very few name brand spots. I don't recommend this mall for shopping, but for a walk out of the Florida sun, it's decent.

Dead mall. Nearly nothing open but an AMC theater, a DMV and a half empty food court. The few…read morestores open seem to sell cheap, scrappy urban clothes. The people in there seem menacing. Avoid

This store is located at The Grove at Winter Garden and it's usually very busy, especially on the…read moreweekends. They have pretty much everything from pet stuff, kids' items, home goods, and a little bit of everything in between. I like coming here because you can find a lot of things in one place, but the lines can get crazy busy. They also have security right when you walk in, which honestly makes it feel a little like you're walking into a club . I guess they're just trying to keep everything safe. The store itself is clean, but I barely see staff around. The cashiers also seem like they're always trying to move people through quickly because of how busy it gets. If you really need something from this store, I would definitely come. Otherwise, if you have the option, you might want to try another location that's less crowded.

Ross can't be beat! You have everything and anything for low prices, unused and unexpired all for a…read morefraction of the price. Workers provide excellent service here and always provide a helping hand.

Out with the old, in with the new. Gabe's has officially opened up in the former Old Time Pottery…read morespace in Ocoee. I believe this is the 5th location here in Florida. I had never heard of Gabe's until they took over this spot but they have been around since the 60's and started in West Virginia. They have locations throughout Eastern US and acquired Old Time Pottery a couple of years ago. You will notice many items with Old Time Pottery labeling which is a little confusing. The store feels massive inside, even though it is likely the same square footage as OTP. You can view all 4 walls walking in. Overall, it reminded me of a Ross crossed with a Walmart but cheaper. They have a variety of departments at inexpensive prices. Shoes, clothing, indoor and outdoor home decor, kitchen, household organization, rugs, pet supplies, electronics and toys. They also had name brand items like Nike and Ryka at very low prices. It's a bit overwhelming because it is so massive but I appreciate the variety all in one store. Staff could not be found anywhere on the floor so if you have questions, you likely need to go to the checkout area. I didn't buy anything today so not sure how efficient the checkout lanes are but plan to come back when I have more time.

Gabe's is a new retail chain that bought Old Time Pottery and recently converted some OTP Florida…read morelocations into Gabe's. It is a large retail outlet similar to Marshall's, Ross or Beall's Home Centric. They have great prices and carry closeouts from many other retail chains. The Orlando area location is Ocoee which is at the corner of West Colonial and Maguire road. Just a few blocks off the SR 50 exit on the FL Turnpike. I noticed brands from Kohl's, Target, Loft, Ann Taylor, Lucky's, Bebe, Lands End, Lane Bryant, Banana Republic, Gap and many others carried by Ross and Marshall's. The brand names on tags are sometimes blacked out or the brand name may be cut out of the tag. I did see Adidas, Reebok and Avis but I did not see designer brands. They have many departments in this store. Clothing, luggage, purses, shoes, accessories and some personal care. Bed and bath, home decor, patio, kitchen, rugs and food items. They have clearance signs in all departments. They have a good rewards program called 'unbelievable Rewards.' Gabe's is discontinuing their text program in Sept 2025 however customers can get alerts and deals through the Gabe's app. I would recommend signing up for rewards beforehand or at the register checkout. You get 25 points for signing up and every $50 in points generates a $5 coupon. Coupons expire in 30 days. Coupons can be used towards clearance merchandise. The service was friendly both on the sales floor and at checkout. I purchased Vera Wang, Croft and Barrow, Loft, Bandolino, Land and Sea, A New Day (Target), Banana Republic and Hanes multipacks. 6 tops, two pants and two intimates for $40. I earned a $5 coupon on my first shopping trip. Positives: Price Selection Rewards are easy to earn Friendly staff and easy parking Fun for bargain shoppers The rug department they had tables where you can unroll rugs to examine them. Cons: This is an outlet so the racks and displays lend themselves to a little digging Rewards coupons are limited to 30 a year but 30 times 50 is a 1500 spend 3 try on rooms per gender

This New Year's Eve had lots of people in line. Kudos to Target for opening more registers. I saw…read morea man actually ran to a check out lane that had suddenly opened. Unfortunately, I got stuck in a long line. Team member, Nihad, was pleasant during check out.

I ran in here to get some Wright bacon because they appeared to be the only location that carry's…read moreit at a decent price. But when I got there, they were completely sold out...or at least they appeared to be as the location was empty. Sadly, there was not an employee around who I could ask if they had any in the back. And looking at the app it showed they had in stock, but I was in a hurry so I couldn't wait to try to track somebody down. I also looked at some of the hot dogs as I was requested by a family member to pick them up and they were sold out of almost everything or at least appear to be because the shelves were completely empty. I have found that this becoming more of a challenge in this location where the shelves are empty but yet they show things in stock so you have to try to track down an employee so they can go hunt in the back to try to find it.

This is a great plaza for going out to eat in the Dr Phillips area. There are a lot of great…read morerestaurants and even an ice cream shop to enjoy. Some of my favorite restaurants include Normans, Dragonfly, Big Fin, and Flemings. While most of these restaurants are expensive, they do have good magical dining deals in September. Self parking is quite plentiful, and there is even a garage for shade. If you eat at some of the fancier restaurants, you can even get free valet parking. What I really love though is the big courtyard fountain, which is roaring water with various sprouts. It's loud and elegant, making it great to watch and enjoy while waiting for your table, or being seated outdoors. There are also smaller fountains in the front, which is enjoyable when seating outdoors. It is one of my favorite plazas in the Dr Phillips area. Overall: A

This plaza is a great plaza. The main reason for us to go is all of the restaurants! They also…read morehave parking underneath the plaza with elevators going up to different spots. Once you learn how it all works, you can park and get to your destination fairly quickly. I've never had any issues finding parking, even on the weekends. It's not far from the "other" restaurants on Restaurant Row, but just keep going past the Homegoods plaza (if you're going west on Sand Lake) and you'll see it.

I have been coming here for a few months because the Phenix salons is here where I go have my hair…read moredone, but there's so many other restaurants stores and salons around

I love this shopping center. The publix is the nicest in the area. Hand & Stone is where I have a…read moremassage membership. There are multiple places to grab food from upscale (Christini's) to fast (Chipotle) & everything in between. Martin Tailors is my go to for anything that needs a hem etc. There is a Good Will Express drop off donation center which I love to drop stuff off before I go to Home Goods so I do not feel like the packrat I am. There are several beauty related places (nail, hair salons/ULTA). Drycleaners, Banks, Eye dr, BUT my favorite is Home Goods & now Home Sense.