New place Called Adventure Palace (Former Best Buy) I went in there and checked it out and it looks…read morelike a safe environment for kids to have fun

No stores left in mall Only Boscovs and TJ max and 1 pretzel store. Mall not being maintained…read moreproperly I found many emergency lights not operating properly and not tested. It makes me wonder what other life safety systems are not functioning correctly.

One of the more popular malls in the area. There's a variety of stores to shop in and there's…read moredefinitely something to suit everybody I come for the sales and the bargain deals! Download the apps for the stores and start earning!

It seems every time I'm in town; I end up at this mall. It's one of the few malls left that seems…read moreto always be buzzing with activity. It's got a lot of well-known stores, including high end ones like Louis Viotton, Tory Burch, Coach etc. Don't get me started on the Pandora store, that ALWAYS has a line outside. Plus it's got good restaurants like Sally's pizza which I wrote a separate review about and definitely worth a visit. This is a well kept mall, clean and enjoyable to visit. Its location is ideal being that you're only about 5 minutes away from a nearby plaza that is also chock full of wonderful stores like Trader Joes, five below, even an REI camping store. It's kinda like an LL bean, but what I love most is that there's a Doro restaurant nearby and that's usually where we always end up after shopping. I also wrote a separate review on Doro, and it is definitely worth the 5 minute drive from the mall. As far as malls go, this is one that has something for everyone.

"Give us this day our daily discount outlet merchandise…read moreRaise up a multiplex and we will make a sacrifice" (Billy Joel) We used to love shopping at the Outlet when their Canton store was open, but they closed it a few months ago. So, we made our first visit to the Outlet in Southington today. The differences between the two locations were striking. Southington is much larger and seemed to have a greater variety of products. It was more like a mini supermarket complete with produce, frozen goods, refrigerated goods, and a dairy case. Another difference is their 50% off room, where all sorts of non- foods items were half price. We used to pick up coffees, teas, frozen goods, and boxes of cereal at the Canton store. Just like Canton was, you have to check the pricing carefully because pricing is a real mixed bag. The Outlet is lower on some items and quite a bit higher on other items when compared to supermarket prices. We did find a few good buys- two squares of frozen jalapeno cornbread and two mini packages of frozen chocolate chip pancakes. How does $1.16 sound for all four? Yes, I thought you'd be as pleased with that as we were.

The low pricing on products that are normally very expensive at other stores. The staff are very…read morepolite, helpful and welcoming, never had any issues with them. They have very unique products, and have a lot of vegan/vegetarian options for inexpensive pricing!

Coming Soon Apple Cinema? Nice!…read more Step into Brass Mill Center, where the ghosts of retail past mingle with the faint echoes of a once-bustling hub. If you're a nostalgia buff or just enjoy the eerie tranquility of a nearly deserted mall, this is the place for you! But don't let its quiet demeanor fool you - there are still some hidden gems to be found among the remaining shops. The upcoming arrival of Apple Cinemas might just breathe new life into this retail dinosaur, luring moviegoers who crave an experience beyond their living room couch. Perhaps this silver screen savior will entice shoppers back to the mall, giving Brass Mill Center a second chance to become a thriving community gathering spot once again. i did enjoy the friendly and alluring services in those weekend kiosks While it may not be the trendiest place to splurge on the latest designer duds or hunt down cutting-edge tech gadgets, you can score some deals at the few surviving stores. So come for the sales, stay for the haunting ambiance, and cross your fingers that Brass Mill Center's brighter days are just around the corner!

The Brass Mill Center is a haven in what is an otherwise economically-struggling city. For what…read moreshould be a ghost town of activity, the Brass Mill Center is a refreshing change of pace. There is a good selection of stores, the facilities are clean, and there are few empty storefronts. I came here on a random weekend in May and found the halls filled with groups of teenagers and families alike. The decor is pretty 90s and some of the signage is pretty tacky. But despite the dated decorations, they keep the mall in good shape.

Stopped in here, because I am a huge Lego fan and wanted to see what type of mini figures they had…read more There is a selection of mostly Star Wars, Harry Potter, Batman (DC/Marvel) and other mini figures already prebuilt. There are also sets that you can purchase, but they are smaller in size, and not as intricate as a bigger sets The prices are average, but for certain mini figures, I saw them priced as over $500! I know what to do with my built Lego sets if I ever want to get rid of them (which I won't). BUT This place takes them in for trade for cash or for store credit

I come here for their Halloween & Christmas events for the kids which I gotta say is a great time…read morefor them alone ,now add Lego pieces to the mix, fun is all the way up ! The employees are always super friendly and the store tidy & organized. You can fill a bucket/bowl and they weigh your pieces for a solid price or there are kits you can buy. They have tables or single pieces to pick from and bring home to create your new favorite piece . Collectors will find this store just what they need.

A few of our favorite places are located in this plaza, so we always find ourselves here for one…read morereason or another, whether it be Asian Buffet, Big Y (have you ever tried their pizza???), Jersey Mike's, Once Upon A Child, Michael's, Five Guys, or Marshall's. Traffic is much heavier & parking is harder to come by with the gym there now, but the traffic flow is so much better with the addition of the rotary.

The mall is alright, but I wouldn't drive out of my way to get here. It's got a lot of your lux…read morestores which means everything here is expensive, heck even the coffee. A small cup of coffee set me back almost $6; only starbucks is allowed to rip me off that way! The bright side is that across this mall is a Trader Joe's and some other stores on a strip that I'm more likely to actually shop at.

I like this mall. Well designed, plenty of stores in all price ranges. Clean with good selection of…read moreplaces to eat and drink. Security is active and obvious, making me feel a bit safer. Plenty of parking making even the holiday shopping bearable.

"Keep on sending your love In the heat of battle…read moreYou've got something that'll save us Save us now!" (Paul McCartney) Nordstrom Rack sells discounted high-end products in a multitude of categories such as men's, women's and children's clothes, shoes, handbags, jewelry, accessories, home and kitchenware, and health and beauty aids. They claim you can save up to 70 percent off regular prices. The store was well stocked and very neat when we shopped today. I didn't find anything I wanted, but my wife did. We'll be attending a Charity Banquet and Ball in a few weeks, and she was looking for a dress to wear. She found a beauty - a nice red Calvin Klein dress stickered at $134 but tagged at just $49.97. That's 62% off. Customer service was great. When we went to the register to pay, we saw a minor stitching defect at the back of the dress. Our cashier arranged for a runner to head back to the rack with us and we found the exact same dress in perfect condition. No complaints at all.

Is this the same Nordstrom Rack I've experienced online? If it is, stay away from their online…read morewebsite. Fashions look beautiful, fairly priced. However, takes weeks and weeks to receive it and when it does show up, it's nothing at all what I ordered. I never knew there was a brick and mortar location. (I'd really love to know if they're connected.)