Shopping Centers & Malls near Oakwood, GA

“The face lift has done wonders for what is an older strip mall. Ollie's, Aldi, Firehouse subs, Dairy Queen, and Tractor Supply keep giving me reasons to drop in!”

“Big store prices too high for what you get free. I donated a 60.00 bike and a 20.00 chair both in good shape I feel you should give at least a 40 percent discount for that visit you would probably get more donations and shoppers with that idea.”

“The bakery cakes are great!! I purchased a birthday cake for my 12 years old and the cake was soo good. The ladies in the bakery placed writing on the cake and made it beautiful!!”

“The Shoppes are where it's at. If you need something check the Shoppes. I met my ex girlfriend here! It's cool we broke up bc she didn't like me anymore. But let me tell you about the Shoppes! I love it! I think it is the neatest spot around. Shucks if I wish I had money so I could visit here more often! Please run don't walk to the Shoppes! Check out Pure Pho and Grill. This spot is amazing. The food is incredible. Don't sleep on Pure Pho”

“I called last minute to see if they could clean and press three shirts for my husband and have them done by the end of the day. The lady was so nice and helpful. There was a small additional fee for same day service but it was small and worth it. I dropped them off about 10:30-10:45 and they were done and picked up a little after 4. They looked great.
Their service was fast and friendly and the price was very fair and affordable. I will definitely be using this place again in the near future.”

“I love this shopping center. The Kohls here is great for returning Amazon packages. The Target is well stocked and clean with friendly staff. And there's also an awesome Chick-fil-A! I come here all the time for all my shopping needs.”

“Once Upon a Time-
Is a store inside the strip mall. They received in gently used boys and girls items. From baby things to boy and girl toys, and newborn sizes to 18. They will pay you cash money or will give you store credit. I'm not sure what they base it on. So if that is your intention, I would ask first. If you're buying, they have great prices. Just LOOK at the store. I absolutely loved it' Come in and see the store and tell me, what you think.”

“Great selection of foods and toys for our dogs. This visit was for some new toys. I like that they offer toys in different sizes and materials. Everyone is always nice and helpful! Store is clean and organized. Lots of parking out front and easy to get in and out. Conveniently located with several stores in the same area that I visit often. When I got my new puppy back in 2021 this was the only place I could find the food that didn’t make him sick.”

“The owners of the 1904 have done a great job at preserving and refurbishing the old Braselton store in Braselton, Georgia. I was in the store a number of times before it and the town were sold, and enjoy seeing the store preserved, with interesting historical exhibits, as a welcome center for the town, attached to shops, bakeries, places to eat.

A lot of small towns allow their history to be obliterated as big changes like the store anchoring a town are made. Braselton and its developers deserve commendation for preserving a big part of the town's history through the 1904.”

“Went to loco's they've Opened with indoor seating ! Victoria served me and was excellent keeping my tea filled and checking on me as my needs arose . Quick service and I asked for the fries to be cooked " well done" and they were perfect ! Most restaurants around here won't cook extra well done food because it slows down the kitchen but loco's is more accommodating and are able to cook your order to your liking and I must say I've never been disappointed. Thanks guys and thanks Victoria for making dinner a great experience all around. Very much worth a visit!,”

“Buying power tools has always been subjective, sometimes it's no different than having a favorite wine, beer or sports team it's a choice you have to make. Some make their decision based on first hand experience, some on experiences of their mentors or even family members - me I probably look at things a little differently, no it has nothing to do with my favorite color or because one is cheaper than the other I'm way to techie for that. To understand the performance of a power tool whether its cordless or it plugs into the wall, it's important to understand torque and rpm and how those apply to your application and of course the Ah (amp hours). Are you planning to use the tools at home infrequently or is this tool going to work with you everyday. First understand a few of the terms used to distinguish performance. Torque - Torque is a counterpart of force in rotational mechanics. The basic difference between them is that torque is the ability of a force to produce a twist around an axis. Example - Opening a bottle cap or turning a steering wheel are examples of torque. RPM (Revolutions per Minute) - this one is much simpler to explain RPM is used to indicate the speed of something by saying how many times per minute it will go around in a circle. Ah - Amp Hours - Simply put the higher the stated amp hours the longer the tool will operate at it's rated capacity before the battery needs to be recharged. Example: Have you've ever used drill motor with a hex bit to screw a fastener into something and the bit is spinning really fast but as the fastener goes into the material it starts to slow and struggles to get the fastener completely set before the drill stops and it won't go any further - well that's because it doesn't have enough torque, to drive the fastener all the way in, the speed of the rotation or RPM doesn't help you. so Its all about the application and something you should know before buying any power tool with a cord or with a battery. Ok regardless of the brand you purchase the above information applies - so why am I personally loyal to the Makita Brand? Well there are a few reasons: - The 18V / 36V LXT Battery Technology I use all my battery powered tools at home or in my RV and all the tools can use the same batteries and since my tools match the application I have never been left waiting on a battery to charge or have experienced issues with RPM or Torque. - Quality of the Makita Tools I own are second to none in their class, my tools have consistently performed at a high level. - Warranty - This OEM will back their tools when there are issues during the warranty period when the tools show they have not been abused or used in a manner that they were not designed for. It wasn't a difficult choice for me, all my stuff is still operating fine so I'll continue to invest in Makita Tools...”

“Buying power tools has always been subjective, sometimes it's no different than having a favorite wine, beer or sports team it's a choice you have to make. Some make their decision based on first hand experience, some on experiences of their mentors or even family members - me I probably look at things a little differently, no it has nothing to do with my favorite color or because one is cheaper than the other I'm way to techie for that. To understand the performance of a power tool whether its cordless or it plugs into the wall, it's important to understand torque and rpm and how those apply to your application and of course the Ah (amp hours). Are you planning to use the tools at home infrequently or is this tool going to work with you everyday.First understand a few of the terms used to distinguish performance.Torque - Torque is a counterpart of force in rotational mechanics. The basic difference between them is that torque is the ability of a force to produce a twist around an axis. Example - Opening a bottle cap or turning a steering wheel are examples of torque.RPM (Revolutions per Minute) - this one is much simpler to explain RPM is used to indicate the speed of something by saying how many times per minute it will go around in a circle.Ah - Amp Hours - Simply put the higher the stated amp hours the longer the tool will operate at it's rated capacity before the battery needs to be recharged.Example: Have you've ever used drill motor with a hex bit to screw a fastener into something and the bit is spinning really fast but as the fastener goes into the material it starts to slow and struggles to get the fastener completely set before the drill stops and it won't go any further - well that's because it doesn't have enough torque, to drive the fastener all the way in, the speed of the rotation or RPM doesn't help you. so Its all about the application and something you should know before buying any power tool with a cord or with a battery.Ok regardless of the brand you purchase the above information applies - so why am I personally loyal to the Makita Brand? Well there are a few reasons:- The 18V / 36V LXT Battery Technology I use all my battery powered tools at home or in my RV and all the tools can use the same batteries and since my tools match the application I have never been left waiting on a battery to charge or have experienced issues with RPM or Torque.- Quality of the Makita Tools I own are second to none in their class, my tools have consistently performed at a high level.- Warranty - This OEM will back their tools when there are issues during the warranty period when the tools show they have not been abused or used in a manner that they were not designed for.It wasn't a difficult choice for me, all my stuff is still operating fine so I'll continue to invest in Makita Tools...”

“It's an outside strip mall of sorts, with various stores in or. The parking is ample with easy to read handicap parking places. There are several entrances, and it's located by two bis6 intersections. There are a mixture of stores including a dollar tree, nail salons, thrift store and a vape store.”

“Quite a few different stores to suit all sorts of different needs. Go check them out! Love the Family Dollar in this shopping center but also has a thrift shop, Super Mercado, a shop for some sort of phone repair and tech shop plus more to be discovered.”

“I went there yesterday to buy some shoes, for years I thought the inside of the mall was closed down after the sporting goods store was built there. It was nostalgic and took me back to my childhood years!! I haven't been there since before 1997! Im going to start going there on my lunch breaks just soak it all in again!”