“Other than the unnecessarily high speed bumps, it's a good shopping center. Parkings spots are plenty big and it's usually not too busy. Just go slow over the speed bumps.”
“The shopping center is well kept and parking is no hassle. One key highlight is the distinct selection of places to eat. Additionally, there are donation bins towards the back of the parking lot.”
“If you want an authentic kosher Pastrami sandwich come to Katz's Deli it's like a taste of home from your favorite restaurant..I always think about taking the picture but that's after I finished my sandwich.. I say oh man I should have taken a picture this was a ? looking sandwich & it tastes great too. I have to have a bite of ? with every bite of ?So stop by if you're in the neighborhood roast beef is there too. You won't be disappointed”
“All was just fine across the boardJust getting more relaxed as time goes on! Just coming along slowly, still slow but sure.It will.just take time to do all, they still need to do more and time will tell HOPEFULLY @”
“We go here often, there’s always parking available and not too crowded. The TJ Max store is my favorite of all here, but there’s also Home Goods which is great and other stores too.”
“Providence Commons has a grocery store, two banks, a salon, Great Clips, a UPS store, Tide cleaners, an Italian restaurant, and Showmars. The parking lot is easy to get into with plenty of parking. The Harris Teeter that is there doesn't have a hot bar or pizza station, but Showmars and the Italian restaurant make up for it. There is also a Lowe's so you can get all your home repair items.”
“Target is the main store within this shopping center. Plenty of places to eat, plenty of other small stores, plus a good place to catch a movie. Area can get a little busy or hectic when turning into or out of from Ballentyne Pkwy.”
“Sun Valley is a nice spot where you can dine, go to the movies, grab a few beers or sandwiches, do hot yoga or even get braces. Most of the small business here seem to be thriving, unlike other plazas where the just come and go. Most of the restaurants and service businesses here operate within a reasonable price range. The plaza is well-maintained and kept clean. In my opinion, a place like this adds a tremendous value to a small town such as Indian Trail.”
“Rea Village Shopping Center offers a delightful shopping and dining experience in Charlotte. With a diverse array of stores and restaurants, there's something for everyone here. The center boasts a charming ambiance and ample parking, making it convenient for visitors. Whether you're grabbing a coffee, shopping for essentials, or enjoying a meal with friends, Rea Village Shopping Center provides a welcoming atmosphere and excellent amenities. With its mix of well-known retailers and local boutiques, it's a vibrant hub that adds to the community's appeal.”
“Love the open mic night and bar area. Also have aged steaks and fresh pizza. It caters for the upper middle class price points and priced accordingly. Not for the common Charlotte workers.”
“We love The Blue Taj! Our boys like to run around the fountain too. I also like to shop the Tinderbox, and Mellow Mushroom is a Charlotte Original you have to try!”
“Weddington Corners is essentially THE shopping center in Weddington, NC. It is anchored by Harris Teeter, and has several other businesses that tend to get replaced about every 3 to 5 years. It has a professional center with dentists and attorneys. Lots of free parking is available.”
“We stopped here to get breakfast from a place called sunflower I believe. It wasn't bad at all. But depending on the time of day you get here. You might run into traffic. So keep that in mind”
“Drove to this location to pick up a vent hood for my basement. Everything was organized and where it was supposed to be staff was friendly as it was early in the morning.”
“The staff was so helpful... From the moment I walked in and someone offered to assist me, to the time when I checked out and the sales person answered my question about my Ulta card. Great customer service!”
“If you are driving into Waxhaw, stop by Old Hickory Shopping Center. There are four restaurants to eat at China II, El Vallarta, Stacks restaurant, and Queens South bar and grill. Stacks opens at 6 am for breakfast and closes at 3 pm. The other restaurants start serving around lunchtime all the way into dinner. You also have a Foodlion for groceries and a Family Dollar. There is also a dry cleaner at the end by Stacks. You can take martial ? arts class at UpLevel martial arts. There are more smaller shops in the shopping center. The parking lot is easy to drive in and out with lots of parking spaces. There is also handicap parking with wheel chair accessibility to any store.”