Visited here for the Annual Tree Lighting. Parking was tight but we found a spot. I would suggest…read morehaving clear paths for the vendors. Very hard to determine beginning/end of lines. No adults were around supervising the children swinging on the fence around the tree. The snow was cute at the end of the countdown.

This massive shopping center in suburban Charlotte is chock full of Main Street shopping,…read morerestaurants, condos and apartments. You could easily never need to leave as I think that they pretty much have everything. Indian, froyo, sushi, burgers, juicing, Italian, tacos and subs for a start. Fancy sit down and fast casual. A gigantic Harris Teeter, hair salon, dance academy, fitness center, dentist and even a mattress store. Lots of parking and the place is quite well laid out to keep the traffic moving at the right speed. [Review 11568 overall, 1348 of 2019.]

Blakeney is a beautiful outdoor shopping center located in South Charlotte. We enjoyed shopping…read morehere on a Sunday afternoon and especially enjoyed the selection of clothing at the unique local boutiques. They offer a variety of shops including Loft, Banana Republic, Soft Surroundings, and more. There are also larger stores across the parking lot including Target, Marshalls, Home Goods, Off Broadway Shoes, etc. The restaurants are mostly fast casual like Shake Shack burgers, Brixx pizza, and Chopt salads. The area is beautiful and the grounds are well-maintained.

This is a nice shopping area in South Charlotte. There's a variety of food , treats , skin care,…read moreHair care, nail shops and clothing options as well as activities.. I quite enjoy the local events such as 5K races, or vendors that are able to set up near the fountain.. There is plenty of parking in the area. It's clean and a pretty safe area. Happy shopping!

It was probably not the best idea to go here on Memorial Day, but I did…read more I was gifted a Greg Norman golf shirt that I needed to exchange. I was already in the area so what the heck. The weather was sketchy so I didn't think it would be too crowded but that was a bad call. The parking spaces are WAY too small! Larger SUV's taking two spaces & you can't blame them. I got to the store & made the exchange & got out of there PDQ!

I don't really think of this as an outlet mall because the prices aren't cheaper than premium…read moremalls. However, I do like the variety of stores and in my case the only osh kosh and carter kids clothing stores in the area. There are multiple parking lots so finding a space has never been an issue. I came during thanksgiving/christmas and the decorations are very nice. They have signage for a variety of holiday events happening (pics of your dog and Santa etc). There is a food court, shake shack, and Starbucks. My kids love the small play structure. It is very small and probably only entertaining for kids 4 and younger. I appreciate the clean bathrooms inside the food court- especially the family restrooms which has a small toilet for kids.

On Rea Road, sandwiched between I-485 and Ballantyne Commons Parkway, this is a large shopping…read moreplaza. I've been here a bunch of times so I'm surprised that it managed to miss my reviews until now. Anchored by the Target in the center, the top end has the Regal cinema that used to draw a crowd but in the post-COVID era, who knows. Michaels, Ulta, GameStop, Harris Teeter are the main tenants in the big building but there are other structures that have professional offices, sporting goods, vitamins and supplements, restaurants, bubble tea and clothing. I think there are three Starbucks locations here plus fast food Wendy's, Chick-Fil-A, Firebirds, Smashburger, Nothing but Noodles and banks. The driving routes do a good job of keeping the higher speed traffic away from the areas where people are walking, so that's a good thing. And at Christmas time, this place is a zoo. [Review 19943 overall - 3430 in North Carolina - 916 of 2023.]

Service. The "Managers" in this store are bitchy, and Rhonda at the checkouts talks to the…read morecashiers like they are slaves. She's very uneducated, and it really shows in the tone and words of her voice. I do not think she should be so rude to employees and customers too. The "Managers" love her domineering demeanor, and I've seen them encourage it! There are no helpful or courteous management staff at this store

Can a shopping center be too large or have too many stores? Promenade on Providence could be that…read moreas it boasts Kirkland's, Total Wine, Staples and Home Depot. I think the issue here is that the shopping center is more square than rectangular and that plus the bowl-shaped layout makes it super hard to find the stores you want to shop. Sporting goods, Fresh Market, Buffalo Wild Wings, clothing and more. It's a big shopping center. On the plus side, it does seem to have enough parking and they have put up some directional signs. [Review 15454 overall, 958 of 2021, number 2998 in North Carolina.]

First time ever in this shopping center. Came here for a family event from 10-1pm. The event was…read morecatered mainly for young kids around 8 and under. A few bounce houses, sensory tables, fairy hair, and popular face painting. They did have a raffle , and I was able to win an IKEA gift card. Lots of shops, including nail salons, J. CREW, sharks hair cuts, Home Depot, and other restaurants. Looks like they have a fountain, but it was not on when we went.

Excellent shopping shopping center in excellent condition. Centered around the main anchor Publix…read moreGrocery store which features a drive-through pharmacy, there is also a bank, Walgreens https://www.yelp.com/biz/walgreens-charlotte-14and a fab barbecue joint https://www.yelp.com/biz/city-barbeque-charlotte. Another building has a pizza place, nail salon and hair salon. Easy entrance from both Johnston Road and Providence Road West though departing and going in the opposite direction will require some creativity. The parking lot is in great shape and is well lit at night. [Review 16543 overall - 3170 in North Carolina - 53 of 2022.]

This cozy shopping center is tucked into the corner of Ballantyne Commons and Community House. It's…read morepacked with food options for the nearby office workers in this huge commercial area of Ballantyne. Another Broken Egg for that morning fix. Poke Bar, Ghengis Grill and Be's Noodles and Banh Mi make good lunch options for the slave-to-the-grind. Or round out the evening with sports on a patio at Gibson or Grape & Agave, a wine and tequila place. (Porque no los dos?) There are also some services including dry cleaners, shoe repair (don't see that often), nails and hair-dos. Not to mention a few schools of art and music which I think are aimed at kids. At the far end is a AAA for the ride. Getting in and out of here can be a bit stressful. Because of the location it's best if you're headed west on Ballantyne Commons when you leave out of here. Alternatively, north on Community House will lend itself to an easy out. I'm unfortunately not usually doing either of those, so I will suffer through U-turns and fast jumps out into traffic.

Charlotte is well dotted with these smaller shopping plazas and this one is just as good as any…read moreother. The Genghis Grill and Skillets at one end are probably the biggest draws for now. The two story building will eventually have retail shops - expect the usual discount hair cut place, a consignment clothing shop and a financial services office. Maybe they'll even get an H&R Block?

I love Ballantyne Village. We used to live out that way and we'd frequent several of our favorite…read moreshops....or shoppes. Plenty to offer on the dining/entertainment/lounge-y scene. Some favorites are: Ballantyne 5 Theatre Extreme Pita Jade Asian Fusion Terrace Cafe Occasionally Mellow Mushroom D'Vine Wine RIP to Jesse Brown's Outdoors that used to be open. Loved that place.

Wonderful shopping experience and great restaurants & food selection! Love the Fable Shop & Gelato…read moreshop is delicious, too! I work there in our office: New York Life Insurance Company. Need protection? Let me know! DM me. Very important value with Whole Life Insurance, too! There's a vast selection of places to eat. The service is great!

i have never written a review before, but I had such a great experience here a couple days…read moreago...they have wonderful customer service!! The store had tons of selection and a great variety of products, which was great! as I was trying on a couple different pieces, Merhawit was a tremendous help. She was giving me all the different sizes I needed, she helped me lace up a couple pieces, she even gave me advice for a fashion struggle I was telling her about! I felt like a valued shopper, and I will definitely be returning to get some help from my girl!

Definitely becoming more luxurious and catering to luxury stores. Regular everyday stores are being…read morepushed out. Kind of sucks!!!! A seen and be seen mall. Feels like they are looking for 5th Avenue in Charlotte.

I never thought a neighborhood shopping center would warrant a review, but I have to say Arboretum…read moremanaged to pull one out of me. The amount of food choices is ridiculously good... from nicer restaurants (Mickey & Mooch, New South) to mom & pop shops (Akropolis Cafe, Charlotte Cafe, Sushiya Japanese etc) to chain (Qudoba, Nothing but Noodles, McAllister etc) to fastfood (McD, Chick-Fila, Taco Bell) to dessert (Ben & Jerry, Pinkberry), there gotta be something that will feed your belly within your budget. I stopped by yesterday at 2pm to get a late lunch (teriyake chicken plate at Sushiya for $5), came back at 5pm for an early dinner (gyro at Akropolis for $5.25), and back again at 8pm to satisfy my frozen yogurt craving ($3 at Pinkberry). And on top of that, I stopped by Walmart to get ingredients for mimosa. Where else can I stop by 3 times in 6 hours for all these different things in one location?! Bravo Arboretum, bravo... (and yes, beware of crazy driving and gazillion stop signs that no one follows)

The Arboretum shopping center is a dangerous place to be a pedestrian. There are no sidewalks…read moreconnecting the various clusters of stores and restaurants, forcing someone who doesn't want to drive 50 yards to walk amongst the traffic. The only improvement to parking was made by Walmart when they redid the store a few years ago and is only in front of Walmart. It is clear that the owners of the shopping center do not care about the customers, just the rent.