The big department stores here are Nordstrom, Saks, Fifth Avenue, and Dillards…read more I usually try to park by Macy's, since it's a store most familiar with. I decided to park by Nordstrom instead. I just saw a pic that there was a shooting here back in March of 2018, that's scary. It's rather dead in the shopping center and there's not a lot of cool stores to look at, that's unique. I think the biggest concentration of people would be in the food court area. There's quite a few empty kiosks and stores as well. A sign that shopping centers have dwindled in popularity?

Very high end. We shopped a little here and there and were in the area for the coffee spot next…read moredoor. Place is enormous with great selections and easy parking.

I don't even mind that I got a parking ticket after their machine didn't work. But I mind that it…read moretook me twenty times doing the effing recaptcha to pay it. Are there multiple bots trying to pay parking tickets?

paid for parking and was only a few minutes late and got a ticket! I do not like this park mobile…read morebaloney. there should be a little grace period!

Cute lil farmer market with good parking nearby. Art, veggies, fruit, flowers, soap, and baked…read moregoods as well as some informational booths.

My legacy is that coming to this village is an indifferent experience. They've tried to create a…read morelegacy for themselves by making it so fancy and outdoors, but they're forgetting they're not in TX, AZ or CA maybe. It is a pretty standard new style overly fancy shopping centre located in the Cleveland Ohio area. It's expensive and it's fancy (did I mention fancy) and it's outdoor (and fancy) which isn't always a good thing in this region, especially during winter months. It's one of these outdoor (did I mention it's outdoor) shopping villages (and fancy) with all the high end stores, but it's still cool to have it here, and it provides a nice shopping experience for people in Cleveland that are sick of indoor malls.

I visited this shopping centre on a Saturday afternoon after attending a Cleveland Clinic sponsored…read morehealth event in the area in mid-October 2024. It appears to be a clean shopping centre, from the outside. APPLE STORE: At this mall, I only went to the Apple store so I haven't been to the inside of this shopping centre. I visited Apple to inquire about upgrading my iPhone 11 to a newer phone. My iPhone 11 was given to me for free by a friend but the screen had dropped many times that there were now black spots on it. The male employee who assisted me was friendly; however, he wasn't as proactive in helping me. I had to ask him a lot of questions. He also didn't know some things which is fine because he asked a manager. Also, Apple, at that time, had very few deals on trading in old phones to get a new phone, so I left. Granted, my iPhone 11, had a badly cracked front screen (LOL). I then went to a local Verizon store where I was able to surprisingly get the brand new iPhone (the iPhone 16) at $830 off just for trading in my old phone. So, if you are looking for a new iPhone, Verizon is currently accepting any old phone, at any condition, as a trade-in offer. So, you'll get the new cell phone paid off in 2 years - Verizon will take money off your bill every month until the phone is paid off. I still got to keep my regular monthly bill and infact, my new plan is now cheaper with a new phone because I did not add the Verizon insurance because I eventually added AppleCare+ to my phone incase of any accidental damage or theft/loss. I also have an extra $5 or $10 off my Verizon bill for already having auto-pay. If I'm ever in the area again, I'd love to come explore this shopping centre but for now, a 3-star review is fair. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 121/150 total reviews in 2024 - 770 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 8 December 2024

Eton Chagrin Boulevard (Woodmere) is basically the definition of a bougie shopping experience in…read morethe Cleveland area. It's upscale, stylish, and totally curated for people who love the finer things -- or at least love to browse them. The vibe is sophisticated. Think luxury boutiques, designer brands, and trendy spots mixed in with some cozy, high-end local shops. It's not your average mall. Inside you can find a few restaurants, cafes, bookstore, lots of nail/spa places, and a few boutiques. There's really not a lot of stores inside. Dining-wise, Eton definitely delivers. Whether you're grabbing a coffee from Starbucks, indulging in Pacific East Sushi, the food options are really good. My favorite is Agave & Rye that has really good margs and very eclectic interior. Trader Joe's is also nearby if you feel like shopping. Parking can be a little tricky during peak times even despite there being a lot of open parking. There's also valet available. There is some active construction going on in the parking lots, so watch the signs for valet. This shopping center is part of DORA (Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area) meaning that you can browse and shop with a cocktail in hand. There's only a handful of participating DORA restaurants, so research before you go. There is an ATM in the lobby at one of the entrances. There are multiple entrances into this shopping center. Remember where you parked! Downsides? Prices match the vibe, don't expect many bargains. But if you're into curated shops and a dash of luxury, visit this location.

La No Place Borders:…read moreclosed Melange: closed Yves Delorme: closed Travelers' luggage: closed Aside from Sushi Rock and Williams Sonoma, there's little reason to go now. The property owners *really* need to attract some worthwhile businesses -- but at this point it will be a tough sell. It's a good retail location, with traffic from Beachwood and Legacy. However, the interior is tired, dated and eerie.

This mall is quite small, and always feels very empty. This isn't a mall where you come to browse,…read morewalk around, and people watch. They do have a William Sonoma and a Mitchell's Ice Cream Shop, but other than that, they have a constantly rotating roster of stores opening up briefly, then closing. I think that La Place is wasted potential. The location is great, given its across the street from Legacy Village and adjacent to Beachwood Place mall, so the consumers are there! But they could really set La Place apart from those two by attracting some boutiques, which would be a great contrast to the big-box chain stores that dominate the suburbs.

Great shopping and dining destination in the burbs. The food hall features about 10 small…read moreeateries/kitchens, everything from donuts and cookies to poutine. They also have a large beer and wine selection behind the Banter stall where you can choose any six-pack or bottle you want and drink it inside or take it home. Inside the I love On The Rise Bakery and Rising Star Coffee inside the Market Hall. They also have Craft Collective which serves lots of craft beers and wines by the glass. There's lots of seating and tables to enjoy your meal, work, meet with friends, etc. One of my favorite spots in the VAD is The Corner. It's a small section in the Market Hall that sells little treats, jeweler, candles, etc. from local makers and small business owners. It's always fun to see what they have there and good to support these businesses.

We visited The Van Aiken District for the third time, although we haven't visited in a few years…read more The area is similar to many outside shopping area, but also has a small inside market area. We had a great time strolling around inside and out. The district has a nice selection of stores. There is everything from a plant store (Stump) to ice cream (Mitchell's), to clothing stores (Clevelan Clothing Company and others). There is definitely a focus on more local goods and shops. The area is not expansive so it is easy to stroll around and see everything in a short period of time. Had it been warmer I would have liked to sit outside with a coffee.

Pavilion Shopping Center is a nice strip mall that currently contains stores (e.g., Giant Eagle…read moregroceries, Michaels, Ross Dress for Less, Big Lots, Petco, Lane Bryant, GNC, and Sally Beauty), restaurants (e.g., City Barbecue, Subway, Bruegger's Bagels, Marco's Pizza, Crumbl Cookies), and service businesses (e.g., Great Clips and Huntington Bank). My husband wanted to visit this shopping center to eat at City Barbecue. We found plenty of parking. We enjoyed the meal. I prefer to shop for women's clothing, but not many stores here offer my size and style.

The landlords here are great. I ran my business here for about 5 years and they kept the building…read moreup, responded to issues quickly. I'd be happy to stay here again

I really love this store. Why did I give it 4 stars instead of 5? Because I cannot afford to love…read morethis store. They aren't gouging or anything, it's just high-end stuff. And I do not make high-end money. Great examples of the best of East Coast fashion...fairly subdued, and lots of black/white/grey. Which is golden for me, since I'm not the dude who can be thrown into a closet full of color and come out anything short of a disaster. And it's the home base of Cleveland-based fashion line "Wrath Arcane" which I've really developed a serious fetish for. I've managed to score a pair of their jeans and a scoodie so far. What the hell is a "scoodie", you ask? It's a scarf. With a hood. Hell yeah. I love the damn thing. Dan is the man at Brigade, and he's pretty much always the dude behind the counter. A solid guy, knows his stuff, and treats you like his bestest buddy from the moment you walk in the door. I've caught Brian O'Neill (owner) in there once or twice and he's a sterling dude. Great people, great clothes, and great service. Hell, when you buy something they wrap it up and carry it to the door for you! Made me feel all special. Like I was buying jeans in First Class or something.

So glad to have them around! An oasis of cool in a style desert. The guys are very gracious and…read moreknowledgeable with the best selection of G Star until Chicago. A very well curated and edited selection that makes Saks and Macy's G Star depts look old and tired. I'm grateful they're here.