Garden city center truly is a great spot, packed with retail stores, amazing restaurants, cafes and…read moredessert spots, this space is always evolving. It's clean, I love the markets, the special little book library, and all the things it has to offer. It is clean and hip and has so much to offer. What a great location to shop or dine.

Better than I remembered it. Parking and traffic flow could still be better, but it definitely has…read moremore energy than my last visit. Even with Newport Creamery now gone, the place is booming.

This nice shopping area in Cranston has slowly gotten a face lift in the past few years...Many…read morebusinesses have come and gone through the 80s, 90s and 2000s, but lately the new ones settling here...... as well as the ones that have been around for a long time are seeing busier traffic, both on foot and people driving in. There are many new businesses, like a Centreville Bank branch, Bertola Italian, and a restaurant called Alani's Mediterranean Bistro...many other businesses have been around for a while like the Durfee True Value hardware store, the Chinese American market, King's Garden Chinese and the US post office. Another landmark in the area is the Park Theatre. We have visited the area businesses several times and they usually go for the ethnic ones where we can get stuff that sometimes are not easy to find in other parts of metro Providence. Rolfe Square is being positioned as an art and theater district, theater district for all Rhode island residents and visitors to enjoy.

The Warwick Mall is hosting a 2026 Winter Farmers Market on Sunday's February - May 3rd. The…read morevendors we encountered include two bakers (breads, pastry, foccia, etc) three sweets vendors (cookies, vegan cupcakes and kraffles) two local farms selling meat and eggs, a book and associated items seller, jewelry, soy candles, loose teas, spices, t-shirts, sweatshirts, personalized photo magnets, honey and more. Located in an unoccupied storefront there is plenty of space and it was almost full of vendors. The market was well attended during our visit around 11:30 with lines cueing up at some of the vendor tables. I did not see any produce vendors, and I suppose there is not much fresh veg growing in RI in February. Many of the vendors have socials accounts, websites and business cards. Definitely stop by and see if there is anything of interest. We found several vendors that would make good resources for gift giving in the future. The mall is doing well with most storefronts occupied. Rocky Point chowder house is to be opened in the food court. I look forward to that. Plenty of parking. Public restrooms near the food court and a nursing lounge near the middle of the mall.

Family Day Out Review…read more We had such a great day at Warwick Mall! It was energetic, fun, and the perfect place for a family outing. One of the highlights was getting my daughter's ears pierced at Claire's. The staff there were amazing--patient, kind, and made her feel totally comfortable. It was such a special moment, and they did a great job. We then got a treat from Pinkberry and Auntie Anne's both were delicious and definitely kid-approved. We ended our visit with a ride on the carousel, which my 8-year-old absolutely loved. The whole experience had great vibes, lots to do, and kept us active the entire time. Warwick Mall made our day easy, fun, and full of memories. We'll definitely be back!

This open strip mall on Bald Hill road has some national chain stores that are widely visited. The…read moreBarnes and Noble bookstore, Carrabba's Italian restaurant, DSW shoe store, Party City and Edge fitness center are the main tenants here. There's plenty of parking and the stores are laid out very scattered, so for some, the best thing is to drive from one store to the other. This center is also near many other businesses in Warwick so that creates a nice business nucleus for shopping within a mile or two radius.

Many people still love a paper calendar, my mother in law is one of them....so this store fulfills…read morethat desire or need to buy a calendar...but they are not only focused on calendars, they also have games, family organizers, puzzles and much more..... The Go! Retail Group, which owns these Go! Calendar stores is a unique and entrepreneurial business -- they the largest operator of pop-up stores in the world, with operations in six countries! Their business started with calendars and has since grown up to include games, toys, t-shirts and books. Through their network of independent operators, they open nearly 1,000 kiosk and inline stores each year in the US alone, totaling over 1,600 internationally with stores in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand. I was able to pick and choose from many different styles like Art, Landscapes, Birds, Animals, Disney, and much more...just a fun place to browse.....

I love the Warwick Mall. One of my caveats is parking! I love the fact that there's tons of open…read moreparking here! I could go to Providence Place Mall... for more stores.. But here's the Thing. I can't STAND the parking garage at Providence Place! It's a Twilight Zone thing for me, with the red and green lights showing where to park. Then there are the road warriors who race through the garage like they're getting free cheese cake at the Factory. For me, the Warwick Mall is parking friendly, one level, has great stores, and I don't need to mess with a garage that in my opinion, is scary.

Seekonk Square is a spacious shopping complex with a wide variety of stores and ample parking. I…read morerecently visited Best Buy for a contactless pickup of an order I placed online. For many items, they have an option for same-day pickup, which is quite convenient. There are designated pickup stalls at some of the retailers - a great addition during the pandemic. Seekonk Square has everything one might need - from sweet treats and trendy clothing to household items and essential electronics.

From the owner: Seekonk Square is an open air shopping center located directly on Route 6 off I-195. Seekonk…read moreSquare's unique blend of retailers includes Best Buy, Home Goods, Kohl's, T.J. Maxx, Carters, Dress Barn Woman, and Target. Seekonk Square also hosts restaurants such as Cold Stone Creamery, Lindt Chocolate, and Taco Bell.

I recently stopped by the Container Store to my surprise seeing Bed Bath and Beyond signs and items…read moreinside. After doing some research I found out tha on Friday, April 24, 98 Container stores nationwide began resetting selling floors to prepare for the phased integration of Bed Bath & Beyond products. "This is a reset with purpose," said Jen Pape, Senior Vice President of Stores at The Container Store. "We are actively reshaping our stores to make room for what's next. By streamlining select categories today, we're creating the space and flexibility needed to introduce Bed Bath & Beyond products and deliver a more complete home experience for our customers." That means that many of these stores will sell more than just "container" type products. The store itself looked pretty much the same, with nice wide aisles and clean displays.

Didn't know this, but they are affiliated with the defunct Bed Bath and Beyond. Anyway, the…read moreContainer Store has just about every storage means you could think of, from laundry baskets to cereal dispensers to garbage cans. And the prices weren't bad either. This is a great place for the neat freaks.

I have been a fan of PROVIDENCE MALL ever since it Opened in August 20, 1999!…read moreI used to visit often but in 2017 H&M OPENED at the Mall, I had a few good Friends working there so I would drive down and shop more often! One of my favorite haunts to shop is Williams Sonoma and still one of my places to shop! I have seen this place mobbed with shoppers and I have seen this place struggle at certain times but in all it has been a big draw for shoppers with plenty of parking! The massive food court has always interested me to sit and grab food while I take a rest to shop again! What really peaked my interest in the Mall was in 2024 while home I watched a documentary called SECRET MALL APARTMENT on Cable which was a true to life story of 8 Rhode Island Artists who actually built a 750 square foot Apartment hidden in the hidden spaces of the Mall! In 2003 and supposedly lived undetected and unnoticed by anyone for about 4 years! It was fascinating to see in the movie the amount of furniture and items they got past security or anyone ! To think I was there shopping and had no idea this was happening under my nose while in the mall! So, since the discovery of said Apartment This Mall has been something of a surprise and I will continue to enjoy my shopping experience here always! I hope that all the stores get lots of foot traffic to continue being a staple to the Mall!

A nice mall with about 3 floors of various stores. They have a food court, IMAX, Dave & Buster and…read more2 big box stores with various other smaller stores.

Not quite a fan of this store. I usually only find Teva sandals for great prices. These are the…read moreonly shoes I'll wear to Disney and since I go so often I always come in here to find them and I usually do at a great price, but they never really switch up the styles. I would love to find another comfortable brand of shoe that can handle long walking distances but I never seem to find much in my size. The styles are a bit pricey and too fancy for my liking plus the shoe section can be an absolute mess with shoes not in the correct spots and all over the floor. I completely disregard the clothes because a few times I've seen a sign that says an item was under $39.99 and then you look at the price tag the Nordstrom rack price tag, and it was over that amount so I was very confused by this. I also don't like the style of the clothing in here. It's just not my cup of tea but that's fine. It might be for others but they do carry the shoes that I need so that's why I continue to come here. I've also never seen an employee greet me ever only when I'm checking out. Very odd.

This store has amazing service and a great selection of clothes! Very affordable as well. I got my…read moremoney's worth for my brother's wedding.

The Arcade Providence is the oldest indoor shopping mall in the United States. It's small and…read morequaint, but also very quiet every time I visited. There are a few interesting food stops, including Lobanton, and even a shop dedicated to H.P. Lovecraft merchandise. I also appreciated the historical photos displayed throughout. A couple of things to note: Parking isn't free - there's a garage across the street and paid street parking nearby. Also, accessibility could be an issue - I didn't notice a wheelchair ramp on one side of the mall (maybe there's one on the other side?). Overall, it's a neat place to explore, especially if you appreciate history and architecture, but it's more of a quick visit rather than a full shopping experience.

Nearly 200 years old, this neoclassical building is charming and historic (it's supposedly the…read morefirst enclosed shopping mall in US!) - but mostly charming. The first floor consists of small eccentric shops and cafes while the upper floors have been converted into studio apartments. (I am entranced by the idea of residing there - just think, I can leave my apartment in my Jammies and walk downstairs to a cafe for my morning coffee.). A great place to browse the shops for unique gifts and a bite.