My favorite shopping mall with the fact it's located my hometown where I grew up in, when I first…read moremoved to the states when I was only five years old! The old version of the mall was good as it grew with time growing up with it. The store just got better and replaced with no better stores and more high-end stores. There's a really big food court and a POP MART, which I love and a part of the mall where they have regular retail stores stuff and not just high-end stores.

Natick Mall has really changed since when I was a child. It still at heart is a mall, but now it…read morehas lots to offer. I think the most prevalent thing I've noticed is how there are a lot of entertainment options now. Dave and Busters was the first to open, followed by Level 99. Now there's also a Puttshack and a Bosee Pickleball club. I think this adds a layer because it turns into "just a mall" to a social gathering spot where you could shop, eat, or have fun. There's something for all ages with this. Now when it comes to the shopping, there's still your average clothing stores, there's beauty and jewelry stores like Sephora and Pandora, and also a Macys if you want a department store. There's also a wing with more high-level luxury stores, like a Zara, Louis Vitton, Tiffany, and David Yurman. I think this area is nice if you want luxury but not to travel into Boston. There's a lot of empty stores in this wing too so hopefully they get filled soon. Food options are good too, they have a food court, Cheesecake Factory, P.f. chang's., California Kitchen pizza, and the food inside of the entertainment places too. Overall this mall has been renovated a lot, and I think for the better. It encompasses a lot and you don't have to come here just to shop, but you can if you'd like. I will say though they have plenty of parking which includes free garages, people are still unkind around the holidays and you might be circling around for a while before you find a spot. Parking is always hard here no matter what and I know people who avoid this mall because of it, which is sad but I get it. I heard if you come on a weekday morning it's better.

Worth the drive for an afternoon adventure!! What I love here is not just the amazing food from a…read morevariety of diverse options, but the non-food stalls as well. Everyone was super friendly and thankful you were there. The facilities were clean and efficient. Bathrooms clean, tables clean. This place is extremely well run. Allowing patrons to focus on what's important. The food and goodies!!! We went on a Saturday afternoon - had Momo, Ramen, Tacos and Cookies. All were absolutely delicious. Again, totally worth the drive.

Not sure how this place gets good ratings. Tried 3 different spots while here. None of them would…read moremake me want to return. Kind of a one and done for me.

Small useless mall. High end obscure boutique shops for the Newtonites. Not a place to go…read moreshopping. Parking reeks too.

The Chestnut Hill Shoppes is a relatively small mall located in Newton, Massachusetts. The main…read moreanchor store is Bloomingdale's, which occupies two separate wings on opposite sides of the mall. One wing houses the home goods and men's departments, while the other features women's clothing and fragrances. In addition to Bloomingdale's, the Chestnut Hill Shoppes is home to a Cheesecake Factory restaurant as well as several other stores, including Tiffany & Co., Janie and Jack, and Crate and Barrel.

Real Korean groceries. Clean and bright.. makes me happy…read morewhenever I go there. Marinated meats makes it easier to cook. Food court is a bonus. Many choices of noodles and better raw rice. 1% discount with H-Mart sign-up is fine but they should also honor ID whenever I forgot my code to make it easier at checkout?

Huge Asian focused market... The meats cuts and selections…read moreyou won't find at regular supermarkets. Huge fresh fish and variety. The oils section needs improvement, limited options? I was specifically looking for a garlic oil I usually buy at the Allston Asian market that had full aisle of various oils. The Bok Choy I liked that they had 3-4 different types. Busy market, food court too, Tous des Jour bakery ... Clearly there is need for these Asian focused market markets as was busier than a Costco .

Layout and design is subpar. Exposed ductwork condensation dripping onto tables, seating and tile…read morefloors. Possible contamination issues as well as slip fall hazards. Lack of staff to clean or clear tables and self serve kiosks and trash collection stations. Yes, this is an airport bar and the patrons expect higher than normal prices, slow service and mediocre food and beverages. But, come on now-- even the taps are down to 2 selections.....Lol ! This high ranking is due to the fact that I could wait in line to Belly up to the bar for a cup of beer.

My boyfriend and I stopped in during a layover for breakfast. I purchased an asiago bagel with…read morecream cheese, whereas he purchased an acai bowl plus a smoothie. One of us was clearly feeling healthier than the other. My bagel was completed first but his didn't take much longer. We sat by the edge at a high top counter that conveniently had plugs for charging devices. Prices were airport-level decent for the product offerings.

K-Style Korean Street Food is my kind of "fast food". I wish there was one close to me because I…read morewould put this in my regular restaurant rotation. Everything we ordered was finger-licking good. And the prices were excellent. The flavors were great. And the food came out fast. I was surprised to see the line was long in the place next to it that ends in "FIL-A" because why would you want that when you can eat Korean street food?!! Mmmm mmmmm good! My favorite was the side order: fried chicken and sticky rice noodle combo (I don't know the name of it; see photo).

Came to the Burlington Mall for the Bluey experience on the way between Connecticut and Maine for…read morevacation. My family hit other spots in the food court but I wanted the K-dogs. Solid though I always find the hot dog itself leaves something to be desired.

I've been coming to these outlets on and off for years, and I can honestly say it's pretty hit or…read moremiss. Sometimes I come here and find amazing deals, especially on last-season or clearance items, but other times the prices aren't really much better than what you'd find at a regular mall. Some stores definitely have great sales and outlet pricing, while others seem to be pretty close to their regular prices. That being said, I do feel like the outlets have improved over the years. They've upgraded the restaurant options, and there are definitely quite a few good choices now. I also like that they have a cute little activity/play area in the middle for kids, which is a nice addition if you're shopping with little ones. Overall, it's a nice place to shop, but I definitely recommend comparing prices because the deals can vary quite a bit from store to store and visit to visit.

The VILLAGE IS MASSIVE! Plus MASSIVE SAVINGS TO BE HAD!…read moreSpend a whole day shopping for great values and plenty of parking and places to eat and the food trucks are all over You will return home with bags full of great deals and come home with money still in your pocket !

The Longwood Galleria Food Court offers a convenient mix of fast-food options and a full-service…read morerestaurant, the Longwood Grille and Bar. Located within walking distance of local hospitals, including Brigham and Women's, the food court provides ample indoor seating as well as a "grab-and-go" option. Featuring a Charleys Philly Steak, McDonald's, Subway, Dunkin', and more, the well-maintained Galleria is a clean and accessible dining destination.

I ordered a Burrito today, burrito without cheese and beans, I did not know why it charged $13…read more They gave less ingredients and it tasted bad. Be careful of that. The cashier seems like does not speak English.

Madame Chervilo in the Braintree Mall is such a sweet little treat spot. The Dubai chocolate cups…read moreare super rich and so yummy. A small cup can easily be shared with three people because the flavor is that decadent. The candy bars are also amazing and you can tell they are made with care. I will say the medium bar has gotten a bit smaller since they first opened, but it is still delicious all the same. I was really excited to see that they now sell the pistachio cream to take home. That was a pleasant surprise and I will definitely be going back to buy a jar to keep at home. A great stop if you want something rich, unique, and worth the calories.

I miss the old days of Soup 'n Salad. The old mall... before they renovated it to have two full…read morelevels. The good stores are closing or moving out. Sears is only one of four that are still in operation; however, it looks like a store that is about to shutter its doors. Dick's Sporting Goods is moving in where Nordstroms was. Lord and Taylor are still empty, as is California Pizzeria. That flummoxed me, California Pizzeria. No clue why it closed. Always packed. Reasonable prices. Not bad food either. Perhaps a victim of COVID-19? I don't remember, but I remember it was good for my daughters. Davio's was palace my bride and would go every other month. Or we'd meet my daughters there when they were home from college. Why'd they close? Always busy. No place to get a cup of coffee... even the Starbucks left. SSP has changed in many ways, and not for the better.

An A-OK food court that is the ground floor of the Massachusetts Transportation Building. A bunch…read moreof tables in a central area, a few hot food vendors that have oriental, pizza, sandwiches and such. The entrances to the building also have both of the popular coffee chains and a freaky fast sandwich spot. There's something for everyone here. And the free wifi seemed to work okay. Tip: You can bring your Halal Guys or Blaze pizza here.

I came to City Place in Boston several times mostly because it was the pick up and drop off…read morelocation for a tour company I used on two tours while in Boston (Grayline/Beantown Trolley). I will say I was little surprised and disappointed. This is not at all like City Place in Doral (Miami) where I am from. There it is open air, large, beautiful and full of fun places and great restaurants to eat at. This City Place seems more like an indoor food court with the only restaurants I saw to be blaze pizza and the paragon of great Asian food P.F Chang's (lol). Still this is where I went on some great tours. If your visiting Boston, I would definitely check out the tours Grayline/Beantown has. One great thing besides the tour company at City Place is the life size statue of Edgar Allen Poe. Obviously a small man who cast a long shadow. If your wondering why is there a statue of him in Boston? Well, he was born there. Per the tour guide, it was funded by a limited edition Edgar Allen Poe bobble head... wish I could have known I would have bought it! I love Edgar Allen Poe ever since I read this poem of his in middle school that spoke to me: From childhood's hour I have not been As others were -- I have not seen As others saw -- I could not bring My passions from a common spring -- From the same source I have not taken My sorrow -- I could not awaken My heart to joy at the same tone -- And all I lov'd -- I lov'd alone -- Then -- in my childhood -- in the dawn Of a most stormy life -- was drawn From ev'ry depth of good and ill The mystery which binds me still -- From the torrent, or the fountain -- From the red cliff of the mountain -- From the sun that 'round me roll'd In its autumn tint of gold -- From the lightning in the sky As it pass'd me flying by -- From the thunder, and the storm -- And the cloud that took the form (When the rest of Heaven was blue) Of a demon in my view -- I loved the detail of the statue... the Tell-Tale Heart... the Raven... amazing! The statue was awesome. The tour company was great. The rest...uninspiring.