Very cute arcade (small shopping walk through) with shops that range from Virginia is for Lovers to…read morehandmade clothing. We love checking for some new items. This is a good place to bring out-of-towners for shopping handmade goods in order to have a more authentic souvenir from a visit to the area. I'm not against grabbing a keychain at the airport, but this is for Moore specialized giftgiving and can be a fun place to shop for individuals to find a special birthday present . They routinely have pop-ups with different vendors in kiosks in the middle of the arcade. I would recommend anyone to stop by here in the course of running errands in the downtown area or if you have an occasion to be walking around the Norfolk TCC campus. The vendors are all very accommodating, and this is an accessible shopping experience for most people. If you have accommodation needs, I know that there are also printed menus and assistance for individuals who have mobility concerns.

I love Selden Market. It has really cool pop up shops from jewelry, leather , seasonings, to…read moredresses and workshops in a maker space. The prices seemed great! I definitely want to go to S'more's Amore next time for a key lime s'more. I also saw a leather bracelet at the leather store that looked super cool. They offer classes to learn how to use the cricut and 3d printers at the Maker Space place. I saw a lady conducting a house plant assembly class . Everything was so nice !

I sound like an old timer when I say this but I remember when this shopping center was nothing but…read morea corn field. It's amazing how different things are now when I look at the progress that has emerged as Green Tree Marketplace. That old corn field is now home to a Walmart Grocery Store and several other retailers. Its transformation is truly remarkable.

The main anchor here is the Walmart Neighborhood Market but there are also some hair and nails, a…read morecomputer repair shop and the breakfast place. A large Wawa on the corner. At Green Tree Road and Kempsville Road, there is a traffic light with turn lanes making it easy enough to get in and out. This small plaza is A-OK. [Review 11869 overall, 1651 of 2019.]

Kempsville Marketplace has a wide variety of businesses & eateries. It includes my "go to" market…read morefor Korean Pears, which I cannot have a breakfast without. There are two eateries that are currently relatively new customer favorites. Mixed in are neighborhood essentials, such as insurance agent, fast food, hair salon & even a dance studio. An out parcel contains an additional fast food choice. The International Food Store is located in the building once occupied by the now defunct Farm Fresh. The shopping center anchors the northeast corner of the intersection on Baxter Road & Princess Anne Rd. The location isn't just convenient for Kempsville. It's an easy drive from the Shore Drive corridor via Independence Blvd. And it's a must for me to get my staple of Korean pears.

This smaller shopping center is located along Suffolk's . It has a ALDI…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/aldi-suffolk, Dunkin https://www.yelp.com/biz/dunkin-suffolk-2?hrid=CHedErrqOPtIMOJoZYijqA, Jersey Mike's https://www.yelp.com/biz/jersey-mikes-subs-suffolk-4 and a Chartway Federal Credit Union. It is in front of the Meridian Obici apartment complex, which has 224 units. The center is in great condition. There are two entrances, both have traffic lights onto Main Street. I did see lighting, but I was here in the daytime so I don't know how well they work. The parking area is in good condition. [Review 18105 overall - 1381 in Virginia - 1627 of 2022.]

Nothing fancy... at all - a decidedly old-school strip mall featuring a variety of around thirty…read moreretail boutiques, parlors and mom-and-pop shops, such as a traditional sew & vac, shoe repair, beer pubs, eateries, taylors, salons and more.

I have frequented The Shops at Hilltop for well over a Decade. This shopping center has a few…read morebusinesses that I visit frequently and a few I visit occasionally. While I am sad and inconvenienced by Starbucks' departure, the shopping center offers plenty. CVS, Hallmark, and The Fresh Market are among my most frequent visits. Adele Diamond is the best jewelry store with amazing owners and fantastic staff. There are also a few restaurants and bakeries to enjoy. When I had a gym membership, I frequented the YMCA.

I'm a big fan of The Shoppes at Hilltop as evidenced by frequent visits each week. It's not new,…read morebut well kept with upscale stores. Sometimes there is confusion with other Hilltop stores at the intersection so keep in mind there is signage. The Shops at Hilltop are located on the Southeast corner off the intersection of Laskin and First Colonial. All the shops are collectively known as The Shoppes of Hilltop. However, the break it down by East and West. Customers have one access point off First Colonial and three off Laskin. If there is a drawback it's the bottleneck on the First Colonial side during rush. I have never had an issue with parking. The lot can be a bit hit or miss on debris. They do have a few security guards that patrol. I have never felt unsafe. The stores I frequent the most are Fruitive, Fresh Market, Bottlecraft, Bakers Crust, Cobalt Grille, Tino and Nectar. A few more in between as there are a lot of stores. My family enjoy the Shoppes at Hilltop and I would recommend working them in your rotation. Many are local businesses which is more reason.

Pembroke Meadows has been a strip shopping area visited sporadically by my family. Lately we have…read morecome back with the remodel of Food Lion. However, it has suffered the fate of others and has several vacancies. Located off Independence Blvd in the Bayside area of Virginia Beach this late 60's, early 70's retail area has seen better days and is due for a facelift like others around town are undergoing. The lot has typically been tidy, it just needs new blacktop. The asphalt roofing is worn and missing shingles. Parking is plentiful and has never been an issue. The main anchor is Food Lion and Cafe Cinema. Both of those businesses have renovated. There are several vacancies including a bank. I do frequent Five Guys burgers. I hope the Harvey Lindsay group that manages is recommending a total upgrade of its facade. It's not that large and would be a draw to new tenants.

This place gets a 5 because... TARGET. Lol…read more Seriously, a small but great shopping center. For years I've been checking into Red Mill Commons, but this shopping center, although beside it, it actually separate from them. Red Mill Walk is off of Upton Drive, which is off of Nimmo Parkway in the Red Mill area of Virginia Beach. It is the home of Target, Homegoods, Office Max, NFCU, ChowBoy Cantina, Flip Flops, Burger King, Back Bay Gourmet, Once Upon a Child, AT&T, 17th Street, Leslie's Pools, SuperCuts, Pearl Vision, Cycle Bar, a pizza place, nail place, and new additions - The Dry House and Brooklyn Bagels. Home Depot is also across the street. It doesn't have everything but I bet there's nothing you can't find at Target. That's everything enough. *Insert winking emoji* *Review #5 of 2020.