Fenton is a excellent place to do it all. There is retail, restaurants, rooftops, a movie theatre,…read moregyms. This is where the beautifully orchestrated fit + flow @ Fenton event today was centered. Included wellness and healthy food as well as fitness vendors that were all spread out around its open grass space.

Fenton in Cary, NC is absolutely beautiful and has become one of my favorite spots to walk around,…read moregrab a bite to eat, or just enjoy the atmosphere. The variety of restaurants, shops, and events really makes it feel like its own little community...you can easily spend hours here without realizing it. The layout is walkable, modern, and clean, and there's always something happening, whether it's live music, families gathering, or people just out enjoying the space. The only thing I'd love to see is a more consistent police presence, not in a way that feels overbearing, but more low-key and observant. There are times when people drive through the area revving their motorcycles or blasting music so loud that it ruins the calm, relaxed vibe. It's such a great place for families, couples, and visitors, and keeping it peaceful and safe would make it even better. Fenton really has all the makings of a perfect hangout spot in Cary. A little more attention to keeping the noise level under control would make it a 10 out of 10 experience every single time.

Very busy traffic getting in and out, that's why I never came here much. Bit of a nightmare with…read morelanes suddenly dropping into turn lanes. Also no side walks for walking across stores, so not very pedestrian friendly. Lowes, Home Depot, old Navy, Best Buy, Target, Bath&Body, Olive Garden,bla bla bla. I prefer Southpoint mall in Durham. The traffic design flow is criminally bad here in Crossroads.

I love coming to get froyo and shopping for some decently priced clothing at Marshall's and then…read moregoing around the corner to Target. Nice visit.

If you are dared to kill someone, that's a Kildaire. The question is, will you Cary it out or not…read more Talk about a really fancy shopping mall. It doesn't get much more fancy than this one. It's brand new and shiny you can practically smell the paint. A bunch of expensive stuff and Trader Joe's which is the biggest draw and salad plates at a really nice juice place. It's actually a glorified strip mall, and parking here can be really hard. But then so can I. PS It hasn't closed - Yelp may be on acid.

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Bottom line: Waverly Place is pretty nice, and hardly your run of the mill shopping center/strip…read moremall type of feel. Many shops, dining, health, beauty, office, and entertainment opportunities to explore and experience with a nice courtyard common area. I like this newest version a lot. The Deets: Waverly Place in its current status is not really what I would consider a conventional shopping center. True, it does have a Whole Foods, Triangle Wine Company, a few shops but it mainly houses many good restaurant/food opportunities as well as offices/services. It may be more business complex/shopping experience hybrid but recently with new life and a very appealing aesthetic to it on its two main levels. Hardly the usual strip mall setup, the commons area as well as the shops layout are very eye pleasing, which I tried to capture in my pics. The variety offered there can be from many different types of dining opportunities to please many palates, barber shop/salons, realty, wine shop, cafes, workout centers, health and beauty, grocery, and other retail/business/entertainment. There is usually plenty of parking available here as well. The visits I've had there this year make me look at it in a new way, and I like this newer retooled Waverly Place...it's definitely not your usual type of shopping center.

Lots of places to eat and shop! Nice play area for kids. Convenient and easy to get too. Get your…read moregroceries, have lunch or dinner, a massage or a manicure! One stop shopping!

Nice shops and places to eat, and Asali is the best dessert place I've been to in awhileread more

The food was good, chicken egg rolls. Ok, value. Service and friendliness were lacking.read more

Finally, an indoor mall that hasn't gone to the birds. This mall was full of great stores and was…read morefull of people enjoying it. The main stores are Macys and Belk and there were plenty of smaller stores that would be familiar to you like Bath and Body Works, American Eagle, Banana Republic, Gap to name a few. The food court had plenty of options to choose from too. I would say since I was not familiar with this mall it was frustrating to not be able to find the maps at enough locations. So, I definitely would recommend checking this mall out You can't find to many indoor clean malls these days.

Crabtree is probably the best mall we have in the triangle, though, parking can be a nightmare…read more I mainly go to Crabtree for Minerology, my all time favorite shop in NC. I have been to Lush, Lego, Yankee Candle, and Bath and Body Works here. Every shop we've been in had great employees and the stores were always clean. The mall in general is clean and bright and there's a ton of stores to shop around in. Minerology used to have two other locations but they closed down and stayed with one main location at Crabtree, so I'll make the long drive for my favorite place. The staff there are super knowledgeable about the fossils and minerals. They are very friendly and kind people and will help you find something special to bring home. They also do live sales occasionally on their Instagram. Many of the rocks in my collection came from here. Though Crabtree is far and I'm not a fan of their parking, I will always come back as long as my favorite stores remains!

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!!!

I always wanted to stop by and I'm glad I did. It's a cool place if you are into card games like…read morePokemon and board games like D&D. They host tournaments and game night. I went in to get my nephew some items to get his gaming started. They have miniature game pieces that you can paint and some already painted. The clerk is very knowledgeable about everything in there. Took his time to answer all my questions and I was able to get everything my nephew can use for his first rpg game night adventure with his friends for a good price. Definitely worth checking if you are into gaming but not video games since this is not that kind of venue.

Really cool place to visit. They got some free games to play. Also, they got a good section of…read moregames you can buy with some expansion options. I usually go to shop around and see what new games are there. There always people playing different games at the tables. Super clean and nice place to visit if you like board games.

Bottom line: Ashworth Village has a few good dining and food opportunities but not a plethora of…read moreusual actual shopping center type shops, tending to offer more speciality type offerings. It does show its age a bit but a great location at the center of downtown Cary. The Deets: The retail area of Ashworth Village is not what I would consider a true shopping center and it has been at the center of what is considered downtown Cary for a good number of years. Of note, it had Ashworth Drugs at the corner of it until it closed fairly recently (after being open for something like over 65 years I think). It does have a few offerings like for example a tailor shop, wellness shop, wine market, art shop, gallery, antique/gift shop, olive oil market, etc. but I mainly visit here for the dining/eating opportunities it offers. Examples of these stops are Academy Street Bistro, Once In A Blue Moon Bakery & Cafe, Serendipity Gourmet Deli, Esteamed Coffee, etc. and these places are the ones I have enjoyed most in Ashcroft Village. There is no grocery store itself in it even though Yelp insists on labeling it as having a grocery. Its location is premium and it does offer limited designated parking to use while there but the offerings are not optimal for any sort of shopping spree itself that I would consider but good for food possibilities and certain specialty shopping. I did read recently in a local business journal article that the Ashworth Village area had been considered for big redevelopment such as for the modern residential/retail combination seen in most towns now. This change if it occurs may be give more modern shopping offerings but hopefully not take away from the old downtown feel of this part of Cary.