Bottom line: Parkside Town Commons is a great shopping and dining complex with many diverse…read moreofferings to enjoy. Conveniently located for access but being so spread out that you have to cross a multi lane road to get to all they offer is a bit of a drawback for me. But mostly, I like my shopping and dining experiences here thus far. The Deets: I travel over to Parkside Town Commons shopping center once in a while, mainly to enjoy their dining and beverage offerings which there is no lack of choice there to be sure. Beyond that, they have about everything to offer for shoppers including grocery shopping, sporting goods, health and spa offerings, medical/healthcare offices, shipping centers, phone stores, pet needs, hobby shops, and even a hotel on site (see their directory provided on their website). I like that everything is fairly spread out with ample parking to match the many shops. But it's so vast that you do have to cross a very busy multi lane road to get from one half of it to the other, which I consider a bit of a drawback. They have a nice location just off of Hwy 55 at the intersection with O'Kelly Chapel Rd (the multi lane road I mentioned earlier) that is easy to access from most of western Wake and southeastern Durham counties. Parkside Town Commons is a great go-to for many shopping and dining needs, I like heading there and enjoy what they have to offer.

This large, outdoor shopping plaza spans both sides of the O'Kelly Chapel Road near the State Road…read more540 road. Lots of big box stores, outpads with retail and other stores. It's huge. Brixx Pizza, Harris Teeter, Hobby Lobby, Golf Galaxy, Target, Starbucks, Hickory Tavern, SportClips, SuperCuts, Five Guys and even a Marriott Courtyard hotel. Clean lines, easy to drive and signs here and there that point to the major and minor stores if your'e lost. I liked it. [Review 11637 overall, 1418 of 2019.]

This shopping center is in the heart of the area. Great place to walk to. I see after schools are…read moreout, lots of students come here. They have a McDonald's, Dunkin doughnuts, Subway and Starbucks. They also have great restaurants here Riccis's and Los Tres. Banks, CVS and Harris Teeter are located here. Come on out and see.

Bottom line: Morrisville Market Shopping Center has a small footprint but a lot of diverse…read moreofferings. For me, the standouts are the local restaurants but they have opportunities for groceries, haircuts, chain restaurants, local pharmacy/compounding among other shops and services. Decent amount of traffic here but not chaotic. The Deets: Being near Morrisville Market Shopping Center (MMSC), it is a "go-to" destination for me. Mainly, I am a fan of MMSC because they have a lot of restaurants such as locally run businesses Georgina's (a personal favorite for Italian, if you know me), Kinoko, Pho 919 as well as many chains such as Smithfield's Chicken 'N BBQ, Dunkin/Baskin, McDonalds just to name a few at the time of this writing. It also contains many other shops and service providers (a locally run pharmacy/compounding shop and an AutoZone come to mind). From Indian grocery store to haircuts and many other things to offer, it's a pretty well balanced shopping stop for Morrisville but not a large one so it's less chaotic than most shopping areas. I was not pleased when it put in a Walmart Neighborhood Market here a few years ago, replacing the huge hardware store it had in the space originally. I fully realize that most shopping centers need a good "anchor store" and a Walmart grocery would serve that purpose, but honestly I liked having a very large and well stocked hardware store near me instead. For me, I'd rather go to one of the other grocery stores near me such as Wegmans, Publix, Harris Teeter, Food Lion, etc. unless I needed to hit this Walmart grocery store for sheer convenience only. But it does get the traffic into MMSC so I guess that's doing the trick for the other businesses there. In all, besides losing out on a great hardware store they had before, I like MMSC mainly for the restaurant offerings, convenience, diverse services, and smaller size...I am a fan.

Renaissance Center is the large shopping center across from The Streets at Southpoint mall. It's…read morenot to be confused with Renaissance Village which is another large shopping center nearby. I know Renaissance Center best for Best Buy and REI. My wife knows it best for Nordstrom Rack and Ulta. Renaissance *Village* is the shopping center with Target, Chick-fil-A, and Crumbl Cookies (our top three most-visited businesses there). My wife has also gone to Village for HomeGoods and I've gone for Harvest 18 (restaurant). We visit Renaissance Village way more than Renaissance Center for Target and Chick-fil-A alone. Both shopping centers are pretty standard. They're filled with chains and big-box stores. Here are some reviews I've left for individual businesses at Renaissance Center so far: 1. Best Buy https://www.yelp.com/biz/best-buy-durham-southpoint-durham 2. Moe's Southwest Grill https://www.yelp.com/biz/moes-southwest-grill-durham 3. REI Co-op https://www.yelp.com/biz/rei-durham 4. Ulta Beauty https://www.yelp.com/biz/ulta-beauty-durham Personally, aside from REI, I don't see a big reason to come here. But overall, this place is fine. It's a typical suburban shopping center. Active and busy too. I wrote this review because I noticed Renaissance Center had a Yelp page. Renaissance Village doesn't have one at the time of writing this. Maybe if I get bored, I'll create a listing for Village. Renaissance Center is located just off I-40 exit 276: Fayetteville Road, Southpoint, NC Central University. Same exit as Southpoint mall.

Renaissance Center? So Michelangelo? Botticelli? Donatello? No, just a shopping center with the…read morelikes of Old Navy, Starbucks and PF Chang's. That does sound very cultural, doesn't it? I just call it that place from across the mall.

Went this weekend and it was busy.. I do like the fact that there is a mall nearby that is still…read morepoppin. The stores we went into had great service and the food court was loud as going strong! The bathrooms were clean.

The Streets of Southpoint Mall, located in Durham, NC, provides a wide range of stores, dining…read moreoptions, and additional amenities. This expansive mall features both indoor and outdoor retail spaces. Among the stores are Abercrombie, Apple, Claire's, Express, Gap, H&M, J.Crew, Lilly, Macy's, and others. There is also a movie theater. The mall showcases an industrial-style exterior for the food court area within the complex. It is well-maintained, and ample parking is available. Additionally, there is a pleasant food court that includes restaurants such as Subway, Mandarin Express, Chick-fil-A, Taco Bell, Charlie's Philly Cheese Steaks, and more. It is an excellent destination for outings, whether on a sunny or rainy day.

This mall is everything! Plenty of stores, free parking and several nice restaurants. This mall…read morestays packed but it's pretty spacious. Service is nice and the stores usually have sales. I love coming here and enjoying the play area, and the pop up art and attractions they have through out the year!

This is super cool mall! With the decline in the mall culture, The Streets at Soutpoint continues…read moreto keep itself updated with the latest merchandise and restaurant trends. It's staying in business by trying new ideas and making sure that it continues to bring in customers. The size of the mall seems a lot easier to manage due to the perfect number of stores without it being too overwhelming. It's not forcing stores to go out of business because they are competing with similar stores. Seems like they have that under control. The mall is also clean, which is a plus! It seems shiny and new all the time. It can get busy here on Saturdays, especially the nighttime when the young folks like to come out and hang out. I try to avoid it during those times because it can get a little ghetto and obnoxious (can't stand teenagers). I prefer the weekdays when it's a lot quieter, where I can shop and walk in peace. Overall, great options in the food court and food options connected to the mall.

I enjoy visiting Brier Creek Commons for shopping, dining and entertainment. The shopping center is…read morelocal to home for me and suits my needs for my personal shopping, dining and entertainment interests. My favorite places to visit in the Commons are: Total Wines, The Beer Garden, BJ's, Sephora, Target, TJ Maxx, European Wax Center, Dick's, Massage Envy & Bar Louie. Bar Louie makes the best martinis. The Clover is one of my favorite cocktails. I am a regular at The Commons. The plethora of shoppes and dining makes it a convenient one stop shop location. Yesterday was my second year attending the Star Spangled Block Party for the 4th of July. This is a wonderful free event for all people to enjoy. Bring a chair, participate in the festivities and people watch. My mom is 70 and enjoyed the community gathering. Despite how crowded it can get with many in attendance it is a very organized annual event that hope continues. I love to see everyone dress up and this is a safe community to gather in where all are welcome. The cons here include how busy traffic can pile up, parking is scarce on a normal day and how dated the Regal Cinemas is. This area is deserving of a luxury movie theater.

So many nice things to say about this mall…read more 1. Move theater. 2. Every shop you can think of from Michael's to Staples; Dick's to Talbot's 3. So many restaurants and great choices for ethnic food (Thai, Peruvian, sushi). 4. Ample parking throughout. 5. Great exercise if you like walking or power walking. 6. Near the airport and local hotels. 7. Close to Raleigh, Durham or Chapel Hill. It hits all the right check marks.

Bottom line: Park West Village is a great shopping complex offering a wide variety of shops,…read morestores, dining opportunities, residential areas, and a movie theater. Big retailers and smaller businesses as well as many services can be found here. Plenty of parking. The Morrisville Smart Shuttle stops here if not driving. Pretty large in size but not too big to explore. The Deets: Park West Village has been around for a few years here in Morrisville and is a vast sprawling complex, located in the area between Morrisville Parkway and Cary Parkway along Chapel Hill Rd. Within its many roundabout traffic circle-accessible areas and multiple buildings, one can find many good restaurants & eateries, large retailers (Target, TJ Maxx, PetSmart, Bath & Body Works, Trader Joe's, multiple others), banking institutions, electronic/gaming shops, craft shops, phone stores, health & beauty stops, home furnishing stores, and other places to shop. It also has residential as well as retail spaces, even a movie theater. If it would be any bigger it would be a challenge to walk around but I think it just hit the sweet spot between having multiple good shopping/services that's walkable and being too big to get around. The Morrisville Smart Shuttle (town provided free transportation service) even has stops there if you don't feel like battling traffic or parking, but they do provide plenty of parking if you do drive. I like this shopping center for what it offers and accessibility, I'm here frequently because of it.

Park West Village is an ENORMOUS go-to destination for shopping, dining, and services in…read moreMorrisville, NC!!! It is a huge shopping AND residential area. Park West Village features a unique mix of national retailers, contemporary brands, and distinctive shops and dining. It literally has everything for you, whether you live there or not - all kinds of apparel, crafts, eateries, education, electronics, fitness, general merchandise, health and beauty, home furnishings, pet supplies, services, shoes, specialty, sporting goods stores, etc. I want to walk into every store! For example Piada Italian Street Food is one restaurant that caught my eye tonight - if I hadn't already eaten dinner I would have liked to try one of their unique piadas that they hand-roll in front of you, or one of their salad or pasta bowls. As a shopping area, Park West Village is a lively, great place to hang out, take a stroll, and/or socialize with family and friends or visit on your own! The plaza looks shiny new and modern and is very clean and well-maintained. As a residential area, each of its THREE different neighborhoods is also loaded with the nicest amenities. They have, for example, swimming pools and brand new playgrounds! They all look so modern shiny and new and enjoyable to live in. Park West Village really is a lifestyle! In addition, Park West Village hosts events every day - they often have live music and good food at Open Mic Nights or at Acoustic Nights on Fridays - it can get very lively there! They also have an upcoming fall festival as well as Winter Wonderland. There are so many activities and things to see, buy, eat, explore at Park West Village - I would definitely recommend enjoying quality time there!!!

After hearing my wife talk about the store, I was very excited to go shopping. It was a huge…read moreletdown! The prices were still very expensive, and the selection was haphazard. It's like an overpriced TJ Maxx.

We pop in every once in a while, especially if me or my wife have a specific wardrobe need. On our…read morerecent visit, we were looking for some nice slacks to go with a jacket I got for my daughter's wedding. If we didn't find anything here, we were going to go to the Tanger Outlet Mall in Mebane. Luckily, I did find a good pair of slacks that went with the jacket. It was more than I'd usually pay for pants for myself but still less expensive than department stores or other menswear stores.

The location was easy to find. The parking is plentiful. The inside was clean and well lit…read more I've been wanting to pop in since RH outlet opened. I was curious about the selections and discounts. I saw several different items that were up to 60% off. The options are a unmatched steal to own luxury decor with a discount. The furniture was unique and definitely showcased a variety of quality items. There were 0% engagements from the staff here (this wasn't a busy day) Perhaps this is the norm for discounted luxury furniture. Staff definitely saw me but didn't interact at all. No warm welcome or acknowledgement. I was invisible to staff and perhaps this is the norm.

You never really know what they have in stock so if you're looking for inspiration you need to go…read morethere regularly to check. Not as convenient if you live a ways away. Workers are nice though! If you're looking for something more specific, one of the employees said that they can write down what you're looking for and your phone number and they can be on the lookout for that item and can contact you if it comes in. That's nice that they can do that, but you're relying on them to follow-through on some unicorn pieces. Also, we were looking for four matching chairs, they had two of them and there's no guarantee we would find the other two. It wasn't a risk I wanted to take. As for the pricing- it's still pricey. It's not like you're saving a ton of money, but you're still saving some. Overall, the visit was "meh".