I love this shopping plaza. During the day it's great. At night it does attract young kids that…read more are loud and obnoxious.

Tons of retail choices, plenty of parking, security cars in plain view rotating through the…read moreproperty, good lighting, and easy lot access. I don't like the Target corral in the parking lot - it has sooooo many lights it looks like a Costco or BJs gas station set up. I didn't see a lot of abandoned shopping carts or garbage but I did see quite a few double Parker's waiting with their hazards on. There needs to be a valet option.

Malls everywhere are struggling, but PPM still seems to be doing well. Frequent turnover of stores…read moreis the norm, though always good new retailers opening shop. The Kiosk vendors can be a little aggressive on slow days, though not pushy. Parking is free the first 2 hours Mall is always clean, up to date and well maintained

I actually enjoyed my time here, last Sunday. Lots of very well-behaved people, of all ages…read morestrolling and shopping. Always new stores opening. I especially love Boscov's! They have such a large volume of clothing and houseware and gift items, at very reasonable prices!

Wayland Square is a vibrant hub of restaurants, boutiques, and stores on the East Side of…read moreProvidence. The quaint little area is a much more relaxed place to dine and shop than nearby Thayer Street or the Providence Place Mall. You won't often see large crowds or wait in long lines. If you are looking for some tasty bites to eat, to catch up on the latest fashion, or simply find a great read, the businesses on Wayland Avenue can satisfy whatever you are craving. We have been many times to eat, shop and relax...the area is in a residential setting, so for those who live nearby, it's like a block or two away walk to get a French croissant, grab the latest bestseller novel or get a funky lamp from a home decor store. A nice relaxed setting !

GREAT LITTLE AREA OF PROVIDENCE…read more============================== My family and I checked out some of the stores in Wayland Square before having lunch at Red Stripe yesterday. It reminds me of Old Town Pasadena, but on a much smaller scale. I really like it. We went in the West Elm store and my in-laws bought some things for their home. We also went in a cute ladies boutique on the corner. My sister-in-law has purchased some things there. Great area to dine and shop.

Honestly I feel awful giving it such a low rating but when we visited there were only a few stores,…read morerestaurants open. We actually wanted to dine at one of the establishments but the lady said she closes at 2:00. Who closes at 2:00 on a Saturday? The architecture is beautiful but unfortunately not worth the trip because there isn't anything to visit. The potential is there but not right now, sadly.

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.

This is a very busy shopping center since its anchors are very well known national chains. They…read morehave a Whole Foods, Staples, Starbucks, McDonald's and Petco stores. There's parking for about 390 cars, so it's a pretty large lot and on average more than 10,000 cars pass through this part of N Main St every day. Almost half a million people live within a 10 mile radius of this shopping center, so it does have a good potential customer base. The traffic in and out of the center can be chaotic as many people visit the various stores in here...still, with a little patience, it works...

CHAOS. Bristol Place is one of the WORST setup shopping…read morecenters in existence. Even though Attleborough isn't the "nicest" city in the state of MA, they should have enough funds to clean up this area entirely. Having to drive through the train station area made this whole experience completely "ghetto". There are barely any decent stores in the shopping center, and now with the closure of Kmart, who knows how long that huge space will stay vacant! Home Depot and Market Basket are the best attractions, but you really don't need to come down here for anything. Bob's Furniture and Bob's Stores (not to be confused) are both decent, but not a great attraction. No decent restaurants.... Olive Garden & McDonald's just won't cut it. And the entire parking lot layout is the most pointless thing ever. If you are coming from the direction of I-95 or Route 1, you have to go down and around an alley where the train goes and under a bridge to only come out to a complete cluster jam outside Market Basket. Then, there will be another cluster jam in front of the Kmart area. And then again, upon leaving, there will be a huge traffic jam leading the whole way back out to get back onto Newport Avenue, since there is a traffic light in the parking lot! I came to check out the closing sale for Kmart, and it wasn't even worth it. I won't ever be back to this shopping center unless there is something that opens that I cannot live without (which is so unlikely). The seagulls in the parking lot were eventful though! Just a complete cluster of people and cars that was laid out so poorly..... I'm sure Atlantic Retail is regretting the way they decided to build Bristol Place! 1 star.

This shopping area is ok, waiting for whatever is going to open up where K Mart used to be. I do…read moreagree with the traffic flow being so screwed up. only one way in and out in either direction. Target would have done good there. I think redirecting traffic another way out would be a good idea.

I'm surprised this plaza hadn't been renovated by now…read more Really. It's REALLY old and junky. The storefronts and stores are either closed or dim, and worn down completely. I'm glad it has some places that are desirable, but should be updated. Also, no grocery store here, which is disappointing. In the plaza there is : Chuck E Cheese, Town Fair Tire, Papa Gino's, Harbor Freight (the BEST place to get stuff here!), Staples, Burlington Coat Factory, Movie Stop, TJ Maxx, Petco, Ruby Tuesday, BJ's, and a few other small shops. Fine plaza, yet in need of cleaning, plus aren't their a million better plazas throughout this strip of Route 1? 3 stars.

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Love this store. A hidden gem with truly a little bit of everything. From food, household kitchen…read moreitems, paper products, furniture, diapers, toys, rugs the list goes on and on. Every time you shop you're getting a great deal. Clothes are always 50% off! Inventory is always changing and the owner Jeff is the best.

If you like hunting for a good deal and don't mind digging around in random assortments of things,…read morethis is the place for you. This place is sort of a cross between the old Building 19 and Job Lot, full of closeouts, random merchandise, and overstocks from other retailers. I usually only visit here once a year to stock up on full size candy for Halloween because they have the cheapest prices around. (just be sure to check expiration dates!) Follow them on social media where they highlight weekly specials and deals.

This is a cute neighborhood friendly strip mall on the East side of Providence…read more The major tenant is the EastSide Marketplace, but they are set to close in October. The fitness club also left the shopping mall, so it's mostly small businesses right now. BankRI and Bottles are going to be the main tenants unless someone large moves in. Lots of parking and convenient to anyone living on the East Side or near Wayland Square.