This is a nice Shopping Center it's got some really good stuff I feel pretty safe sometimes it gets…read morea little bit weird with the car shows and some shady characters kind of hang out at night but during the day it's all right they have a really good beer place and then you can find some really good deals at some of the other shops

How surprised I was when my GPS took me to this large shopping area for a specific restaurant. I…read morehad no idea that it existed. It's a winding, clean, up to date shopping area with a plethora of stores & eateries too numerous to list. Landstown Commons is beautifully landscaped and maintained. The restaurant I visited was in a cute area with a small one way around and back with a greenway & trees in the middle. It was very aesthetically pleasing. The selections of businesses in this area were mixed and varied, leading one to want to revisit & explore. What a change the Dam Neck, General Booth area has experienced in the almost 40 years since we were house hunting following our move from Atlanta. During that time there were almost no housing developments in the area. We looked at one under construction on the east side of General Booth. But there was absolutely no shopping centers or eateries. It felt as if we were in the country, in the midst of fields. Dam Neck & Plaza Trail had not been extended. Nimmo Parkway didn't exist. Who would want to live in an area with no amenities? But who could have envisioned what it would become. Now the area is teaming with shopping, restaurants & housing developments. After my first visit I think Landstown Commons must be the crown jewel of them all. Even though it's a long distance from my house, it will require another exploration visit. It was too near sundown on my first visit to stay. There may be similar areas. I see an exploration trip in my future.

Buckner Plaza is a small shopping center at the corner of Holland and Shipps Corner Roads. My GPS…read moretook me home from Landstown Commons on this route. There was a Food Lion anchoring the Shopping Center & I was out of my favorite bread. The center has plenty of parking, including handicapped spaces near the entrance to Food Lion. The businesses, other than the large Food Lion, were underwhelming, Sharing the center was a Bar, Puerto Rican Restaurant, Pizza Hut, Barber Shop, Nail Salon, Insurance Agent and a few other spots. Since this is located so far from my house I doubt I'll ever return. Isn't that a line from my favorite Robert Frost poem?

Great Neck Village is a convenient stop for a few grocery item if I'm headed home from an…read moreappointment on First Colonial Road, Anchored by a large remodeled Food Lion, the shopping center sits on the east side of First Colonial Road with an additional entrance on Mill Dam Road which borders it on the north side. Sitting adjacent & south of Great Neck Village is a similar sized shopping center. The two shopping centers provide close shopping & amenities to the surrounding Great Neck section of Virginia Beach. Another draw to the shopping center for me is the Bagel Baker, which offers New York style bagels and deli sandwiches. The shopping center stores have changed so much over the almost 40 years I've frequented it. Some of my old favorites, including a wonderful boutique where I found cute clothes and accessories, are long gone. So my current shopping at the center is focused on the above two businesses. For those who find it convenient there's a Dollar Tree, an Ice Cream store and businesses such as an insurance agency, hair & nail salons, a bank, ABC Store and more. The Taco Bell brings back wonderful memories of picking up lunch for my son when he was a student at nearby Cox High School. A unique aspect of Great Neck Village is the path to a Seniors apartment complex behind the center off Mill Dam Road. Residents who can't drive have convenient access to groceries. The drug store previously there has closed, which I'm sure makes prescription access much harder for them. Thank you for providing this much needed service to this community. As is the case with most of the older shopping centers in Virginia Beach, Great Neck Village received a face lift a number of years ago. Because of the quick grocery items pickup & access to bagels I'll continue to frequent Great Neck Village.

I lived near this Shopping Center for about 6 years and about a year or so before I moved from…read morethere, the shopping Center was renovated. The Food Lion got a total makeover. Now there's a liquor store, Dollar Tree, numerous restaurants and a Sweet Frog frozen yogurt. Located within walking distance is a Senior Living facility. Many of the residents no longer drive and having a shopping area where they can easily walk to for groceries, dinner or various other needs is a blessing for so many.

This smaller shopping center is located along Suffolk's . It has a ALDI…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/aldi-suffolk, Dunkin https://www.yelp.com/biz/dunkin-suffolk-2?hrid=CHedErrqOPtIMOJoZYijqA, Jersey Mike's https://www.yelp.com/biz/jersey-mikes-subs-suffolk-4 and a Chartway Federal Credit Union. It is in front of the Meridian Obici apartment complex, which has 224 units. The center is in great condition. There are two entrances, both have traffic lights onto Main Street. I did see lighting, but I was here in the daytime so I don't know how well they work. The parking area is in good condition. [Review 18105 overall - 1381 in Virginia - 1627 of 2022.]

I have now become super familiar with Parkway Shopping Center over the past year with Kung Fu Tea's…read morearrival. Prior to this I had never even entered the strip mall. The location across from Walmart on the corner of Lynnhaven Parkway and Princess Anne is a busy one. There is signage off both roads and Lynnhaven had a new one installed months ago. With dozens of visits I would best describe the lot as mostly free of debris and sidewalks the same. The parking lot was recently resealed with new markings and looks great! The main entrance off Lynnhaven has a median that's landscaped with flowers and shrubbery. A side entrance is off Dahlia. The main anchors are Dollar Tree and Goodwill. Approximately 15 other stores complete the strip. There are also a few businesses in the parking lot. The Exxon gas is on the corner. Closer to Lynnhaven a not so attractive building housing an Oriental restaurant combined with pawn shop, Shell gas and Hardee's. I mention for reference only as they are not managed by the Breeden Group, so not Parkway Shopping. I assume built in late 70, to early 80's with a newer facade installed in the last 15 years. It looks good for its age. Capital Crepe located beside Kung Fu Tea is a business that I've been dying to try. Other types of stores are an oriental grocery, tax service, animal hospital, laundering service, nails, pizza, bar and a seafood restaurant. So it is nice to have a variety. I will continue to come back and even try a few new stores. However, I can't bring myself to a rating above OK as a 3.5, rounding down seems appropriate.

This place gets a 5 because... TARGET. Lol…read more Seriously, a small but great shopping center. For years I've been checking into Red Mill Commons, but this shopping center, although beside it, it actually separate from them. Red Mill Walk is off of Upton Drive, which is off of Nimmo Parkway in the Red Mill area of Virginia Beach. It is the home of Target, Homegoods, Office Max, NFCU, ChowBoy Cantina, Flip Flops, Burger King, Back Bay Gourmet, Once Upon a Child, AT&T, 17th Street, Leslie's Pools, SuperCuts, Pearl Vision, Cycle Bar, a pizza place, nail place, and new additions - The Dry House and Brooklyn Bagels. Home Depot is also across the street. It doesn't have everything but I bet there's nothing you can't find at Target. That's everything enough. *Insert winking emoji* *Review #5 of 2020.

Kempsville Marketplace has a wide variety of businesses & eateries. It includes my "go to" market…read morefor Korean Pears, which I cannot have a breakfast without. There are two eateries that are currently relatively new customer favorites. Mixed in are neighborhood essentials, such as insurance agent, fast food, hair salon & even a dance studio. An out parcel contains an additional fast food choice. The International Food Store is located in the building once occupied by the now defunct Farm Fresh. The shopping center anchors the northeast corner of the intersection on Baxter Road & Princess Anne Rd. The location isn't just convenient for Kempsville. It's an easy drive from the Shore Drive corridor via Independence Blvd. And it's a must for me to get my staple of Korean pears.

Battlefield Shoppes is laid out in a straight line along Battlefield Blvd and Byron Road. There are…read morea two entrances from the former and one from the latter. A reasonable amount of parking because several of the shops here don't consume many spaces. Nail salon, financial consultants, bakery, hair studio and a vape shop, plus the Poke restaurant I was here to visit. As it is quite busy with traffic, you should be aware of your surroundings and be sure to lock your vehicle. [Review 10870 overall, 641 of 2019.]