Love the outlet shops just wish they had more shops to check out but the ones they do have are…read moregreat and I always enjoy going

Not much here but the stores they did have were very nice. Bath and Body Works, Jockey, Maurices…read moreand a Pickle store are the ones my family went into ! They were nice

I love going to this store. It has everything I need. I go there a lot for food items, makeup,…read moreparty supplies, kitchen supplies, cleaning supplies, toys, and so much more. Everything here is a dollar. The only thing I don't like about it is, if they are busy the check out line gets pretty long because they usually only have one cashier.

I was in the middle of nowhere Indiana and saw this place had some options so I made a stop for…read morelunch at the taco place and loved it. This was different than most "food halls" I've been to in the sense that the "stalls" were bigger. I was surprised to actually sit down and get a menu and get served. I'm not sure if ALL the places do that, but each place seemed to have their own "larger" space. There was a market where you can buy Amish made goods, a bakery, a deli, and a Mexican place, as well as some other shops (shoppes?) too. The bathrooms were acceptable for someone passing through, but those dumb Dyson hand-dryers blow! Yes, they blow the water off of your hands towards you? Why? Why? Who comes up with this stuff? It's not as bad as the ones that blow all the water out of the sink, but c'mon Dyson! I looked all over for the coffee place as I could have used an afternoon pick-me-up but I didn't find it. Maybe it closed? Who knows. A coffee would have been great though. If I was back in the area, I'd stop here again for sure.

Homely variety of old fashioned sentimental retailers, coveted foods like nitro ice cream, and…read morepleasant upstairs events center all make for a snazzy above average small town hotspot, this is an obvious drop by. Us three guys did the trot round the inside shop circle. There is that simple life book shelf and Grandpa's reading glasses feel. The staff are polite but illusive as befits the head bonnet bearer. Parking is surprisingly easy, a small town perk. I did note unlike most small towns the tourist trap mentality has rolled up prices.

Just your average roadside attraction shop with each floor having an old timey vibe. We went on an…read moreoff day so it was extra slow. There was little I needed. But I can see a family having fun walking through.

A great selection of shops with some Amish businesses! It's a very nice and clean looking venue,…read morewith some seating on both levels.

We go to the Marshall location, but the store is great. We highly recommend.very friendly and…read moreprofessional

I have done business with Longstreet Living several times and each time has been great! Great…read morepricing and even better service! They always go the extra mile for the customer!

The whole place smells bad. They don't have rest rooms for customers, isnt that illegal?read more