I would pick up my BFFs in my hunter-orange rabbit, we'd score a *buyer* for our Bud Lights in a…read morecan or whatever... drive here well after closing and do donuts on the snow-covered parking lot hoping not to hit a lamp post. Awesome. Shopping, not so much.

This mall has undergone an extreme makeover in the past year or so. It used to be an indoor mall,…read morecirca late 60s. Now it's an outdoor mall with attractive storefronts. Shop for groceries, wine, hardware, Chinese food, hair cuts, pet supplies, and do your banking here. A real asset to beautiful Menominee.

Where to start? After parking in the pothole-ridden parking lot your first impression when…read moreentering "the mall" is the carpeting...which is everywhere. I've NEVER seen a mall with carpeting throughout...much less worn carpet with what appears to be brownish glue that was apparently applied too thick and has seeped through everywhere (nice). In fairness, it's offset nicely by the stains. Then there's the "food court" which is an abandoned area with NO food vendors (haven't been any in years from what I can tell). Most of the store spaces are empty and aside from Shopko and JC Penney, the mall consists mostly of petite, overpriced women's clothing and accessory shops (where are all these high-income petite women coming from?). The JC Penney is so small that it has little to offer in the way of selection or style (most of the men's department is devoted to "big and tall" stuff...meaning if you're under 6 Ft. 5 in. and/or 300 lbs. you won't find much there). Tradehome actually has quality shoes which are worth the price (good thing since the only other place to buy non-plastic shoes is JC Penney...but they don't have a very good selection and are guaranteed not to have your size) and they're the only store I bother visiting. Ditto for Dunham's which has crammed way too much stuff into their limited space...it's suffocating just walking through there. I've tried to figure out why this "mall" even exists. Much nicer malls in other towns across the country have closed. The new owners must be getting a tax write-off for the place as I don't see any changes since the sale. Unless they can attract some worthwhile businesses and get serious about some badly needed renovations, I'll take my money elsewhere.

From the owner: Offering the Delta County area and beyond a great shopping experience, with stores such as Glik's,…read moreMaurices, Christopher & Banks, Dunham's Sports, Tradehome Shoes, Shopko, JoAnn Fabric & Crafts and more.

This mall has a decent assortment of stores, not the best of selections. They recently got a…read moreWindsor which is nice for more formal/going out wear. I've always liked the Gloria Jeans here for the fun flavors of coffee.

Nice clean mall with a bunch of variety, my daughter and I enjoyed it while visiting Green Bay!read more

This is the go-to place to get your goods while in Door County…read more My husband and I always stop to rent Redbox movies and pick up any items we may have forgotten at home. Our last visit was during the COVID-19 era. Everyone I saw (employees and customers) all had masks and were very respectful. The employees have always been very nice and helpful when I have visited. The shelves are always stocked and I have never experienced an issue with not getting exactly what I came for. This Walmart and the one in Richland, Wisconsin, are the 2 best Walmarts I have ever visited in regard to cleanliness, friendliness, and dependability. It is a 5 star Walmart, I just can't bring myself to give a Walmart 5 stars based on principle and previous experience with the corporation that owns Walmart (sorry Sturgeon Bay Walmart; it's not you, it's me).

That it thing with the long hair and mask. Never been treated more rude. It's still there even…read morethough we locals all hate it.

Omg amazing local stores! It's amazing! It's nice to know where I can go to shop! I disagree…read morewith:Paulette M.

Mall? It's not a mall. I needed an extra pair of pants for my trip an yeah the so called Mall is…read morenot the place to go unless you need a job, eye glasses or your nails done.

Yep. It was Target. Not really sure why I checked into this location but whatever…read more They do have a small grocery section (no fresh meat or produce) and you can buy alcohol.

I love target! We always go at least once a week! The staff is always so kind and always help us…read morewhen we need it! When we need on thing, we always come to the check out with many other things! I hope you enjoy this target as much as I do!

Veteran owned, woman owned, family, friendly shop. Great weekly deals. Represents the small town of…read moreOconto very well!

This mall and surrounding streets is one of the most hostile places toward pedestrians I've ever…read morehad to navigate.The mall is dying, and deservedly so, but it's the designers and traffic engineers who have really failed the community.

ill admit it makes green bay look like a ghost town but its a nice place for me to bring my baby to…read moreplay. the center carpeted common area is very spacious surrounded by carousals, candy cart and toy dispensing machines its enough to keep my baby occupied for an hour and since its so not crowded its easy for me to keep an eye on my baby as she plays. movies here are 1.25 on tuesdays and 2.50 reg day. theyre not the most recent releases but i dont care for me its a good deal.

Now 30 years old, this mall is showing its age. Many of the stores are empty. But when the economy…read morecomes around again, Pine Tree Maill will be poised to take on a new look and new tenants. Meanwhile, the mall is still the place to shop on weekends, and mall management offers many community activities for kids and families, as well as craft shows and other events with a community focus.