It's so sad how hard this place has fallen in 20 years. The infrastructure is in shambles,…read moresidewalks are shoddy and trip hazards. Many stores and restaurants are closed. They still have a decent theater, JCPenney and Dillards. Maybe someone can still breath life into these shops.

This place is gorgeous and a wonderful way to spend the day. Whether it's stocking up on clothes,…read moregetting lunch/dinner, checking out the latest books at Barnes and Noble, or hitting the movies, Fallen Timbers is always a great experience. The employees all over are courteous and helpful, and do everything they can to make sure you have a good time. Definitely worth a visit whenever you can.

This non described pole barn is a bargain shopper's oasis. The owner buys overstock and new goods…read morefrom online retailers. You browse, moving things around. It's unique. Think Big Lots or Ollies on a smaller scale. In PA we called this kind of store Bent and Dent. Food items are passed their sell-by date, but are still good. Nice large items come and go here in no certain quantity, so do come with no expectations. Check the Facebook Page to see the new items. The furniture looked nice. Untouched Amazon return pallets can be purchased for $400. Cash and credit accepted. Shopping carts are available. Handicapped accessible.

Support this local merchant, please......Doug will do everything he can to provide you quality…read moremerchandise, at a good value. Your experience will take you back over and over to do business with a friend and community-minded store owner. Rex M.

Nice, small town, mom and pop clothing and shoe store. Nice selection of quality stuff for a small…read morestore. Owners are friendly and helpful.

Fun spot to drop in for random shopping, clothing, electronics, home stuff, and even food, all…read morearranged well in a clean and easy shopping environment. There's a lot of popular brands but most are not even decent quality or fit well. Takes a little time to learn where the right stuff is and sorting around the generic items isn't fast. Prices are decent, selection makes up for Fort Wayne's TJ Maxx, great to have men's shoes here! Would like to see better layout for discounted items and damaged goods really should be nearly free not just partially dropped a couple bucks!

My son & I visited Marshals on Maysville Rd. The store has no organization at all, it reminds me of…read moreOllie's. The merchandise is put anywhere and everywhere. The thing about Marshall's, is the prices are 1/3 of the mall prices. So, if you want to dig through the clutter to get a deal this is the store for you.

The reviews for the mall are all outdated (2 in 2015, 1 in 2020, none aside those 3 that I can see)…read moreand of course during 2020 the mall was dying from lockdown restrictions and such. However, as of the past couple of years the mall has been thriving probably more than it did before I ever moved out here. It has loads of new stores and new ones keep coming in, some close down and then they get replaced very quickly with yet another local business trying to succeed and have their chance - and some become staples of the neighborhood like the new bakery which seems to be doing fantastic and in my experience deserves to, everything I've gotten there has been delicious. They also have a brand new theater with some of the best newest technology and heated large lounge chairs for every single seat and really low prices of admittance. The food court needs some people who understand economics as they all charge insane amounts for low quality food - I mean a grilled cheese for almost 20 dollars? It costs under a buck to make that yourself, and better...no surprise they closed down in like 6 months but now they're replaced by some guy selling 20 dollar hot dogs. While I have no way to do so now, I like the location and the growth so much I've even been thinking about several years from now, if I'm lucky enough to have the money and sensible plans to, opening a business of my own in it. They even have events like a small convention, every few months a vendors fair you can join to sell your own things, and a regular card show/trading thing. I think more stuff like this would be fantastic for the mall, even just small holiday events would bring in a lot more families. The only thing I dislike about this mall is the lack of bathrooms (the only ones aside if you are a paying theater customer are way in the back by the theater and are extremely small and kind of really disgusting), the 'arcade' area needs to look in to having a real arcade put in instead even if it's just replacing what they have now with a few modern games, and one of the businesses just doesn't sit right with me though I respect their freedom to run it I just don't think it belongs in a family facility like a mall and I had to include it being there in my overall rating (along with the bathrooms and lack of entertainment to be here aside specifically shopping). Oh, also, some of the stores are just NOT CONNECTED to the mall while being IN THE SAME BUILDING? It's very strange, but without leaving the mall, walking around the entire building, and entering a store directly connected to the mall, you can't access a couple of the places in the mall. It's irritating and damages business both to the mall itself and to those businesses - a terribly stupid decision by the management and seems almost like it's nitpicking for extra dollars (my assumption is that they don't pay enough rent to have mall-access and so they were blocked off, you can even physically see the fake walls in place - though maybe the stores asked to be blocked off for some stupid reason?). Overall though, the mall is absolutely growing and doing much better than it seems to have done even since 2015.

I know that businesses are hit hard due to the pandemic but this mall looks like it's about to…read morepermanently close. There are less about 8 stores in this mall (no I'm not joking) and one of the major stores is closing so if you're reading this after August you don't even have that. The whole mall is a ghost town

The furniture style at Sauder Store & Outlet will appeal to you if you like a look that bridges…read morebetween country and modern. It's not hardwood furniture, but if you need the affordability of melamine, they can hook you up. The pieces are streamlined, but not "industrial." They have clean lines, similar to Ikea. See my photos. They are also meant to be assembled by the customer, just like Ikea furniture. For a fee, they'll assemble it for you. The furniture showroom was very attractive. Couches invite you to sit in front of one of their coffee tables. Try out the drawers to see how smoothly they glide. The prices are lower at the outlet than elsewhere. This furniture is also available through Meijer, K-mart, Sears, Officemax, Office Depot, etc. however I assume that the variety of available models and colors is greater at the source. For a list of local retailers, see: http://www.sauder.com/CustomerService/Find-Retailer.aspx I only got a little time to stop in and look. I was with a group for the quilt show, and we only stopped long enough to see if there were any quilt racks. Didn't see any, so we hit the road. I wouldn't mind going back to browse.

The 2 stars are for the furniture. The missing 3 stars is for the customer service. My wife and I…read morewere in there about a week ago. No-one else in the store but 2 employees. We walked all around the store looking at various items, interested in a couple, but not one did anyone approach us. I will not hunt down a sales person when I am the only customer in the store. I can and will spend my money somewhere else. They didn't even say hello. I know that I am stubborn about these things, but I am not going to see someone get a commission, from my money, if they don't even acknowledge our presence. Even when we walked within about 10 feet...nothing. Poor service!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Always helpful staff and a clean, well organized store. Good values, unfortunately coupons are…read moreallowed on less merchandise all the time. Not the store or employees fault.

The first Kohl's I've ever been to that only had one front door! I came out for some Black Friday…read moreshopping and they seemed to have everything handled! Lots of deals out, and nicely organized. I don't shop here often, but make sure you shop the sales! It seems like if it's not on sale one week, it is the next anyway. Good selection of tights this year too!

I love this store and I am so glad you are located here in Defiance OH…read more When I come to the store i can count on being there for an hour min. The broad selection displayed in each department is awesome even if I don't need anything in particular from the home furnishing dept. I can't leave the store without browsing and always end up buying something I can't do without. Last but not least the prices are amazing. Thank you for such a great shopping experience. s lantow Defiance

I like prices and selection. Wide verity of children's clothes and designers. Shoe selection is…read moreout of this world.jewelery good choice friendly and pleasant staff. Very good experience. I got a beautiful outfit for under 50 dollars . I would suggest this store to everyone. I am giving this store a 5 star rating.

There is free garage parking near the entrance to the Food Court and the most convenient way to get…read moreto the Apple Store. As I walked through the Food Court area, I noticed a beautiful fireplace that was blazing on a chilly day in late March... it's Ohio! While I didn't stop at any of the Food Court restaurants, (because I was on a mission and short on time), I wanted to share the ambiance of the casual dining section. For reference, the fast-food restaurant selections included S'Barro Italian, a Chick Fil-A, various burger spots, a Chinese and Thai restaurant- among others. Prices appeared typical. People were standing in line to place their orders (kind of self-serve with assistance) and could then choose to dine in the seating area or take it out of the mall. As I mentioned, I didn't dine there but paused to admire the fireplace.

Took my grandson here for some baseball equipment for his first year of ball. I have not bought…read moreequipment since my son (36) played years ago. After my initial shock on prices, boy have things really changed. I asked a young sales lady if someone could help me and this young man came over. I told him I didn't want junk but I didn't want the Tij Ma Hall either. He was very knowledgeable with advice and helping with our selections which was greatly appreciated.

I need to do an update review. Stopped in Wauseon Walmart earlier today and can I say what a…read moredelight. Seriously, every employee we came across greeted us with a hello. The store looked as though it recently had a refresh. The shelves were stocked well. The deli and bakery were actually too inviting since I overspent on too many goodies. The produce reminded me of a Saturday morning trip to Maumee Anderson's (the locals will know what I mean when I say that). Very high praise to the produce department. Kudos. Then on to the pharmacy area with thankfully a place for my hubs to sit and rest for a minute while I continued stocking up on medical and first aid needs. And yes, an employee even asked if I needed help reaching for something. All in all, a tedious store trip turned to a pleasant outing. Thanks Walmart!

As Wal-Marts go, this is a pretty good one. Service is fast. Folks are polite/friendly/helpful.read more