This shopping center has really picked up after several years of starting to feel like it was going…read moredown. Food World grocery store was the staple here for a long time and after it closed, it seemed like this hometown plaza had seen better days- although there were a few that kept me coming back: Asahi, Dollar General, A1 Cleaners. Now it boasts a Big Lots, Dollar Tree, and Dirt Cheap for any bargain hunters, and America's Thrift Store for some super deals. Union Jack moved here last year, there is a church I recently noticed and a very popular gym where Center Stage used to be. Kindred home health and hospice rounds up the back - with a few more businesses I don't frequent too. You can also grab Krystal or bank while you're out shopping. Looking forward to keeping business in Rainbow City - a great place to live and shop!

This shopping destination has every major brand department store you can think of.Also a very wide…read moreselection of restaurants too.If shopping is your thing then this is the place.Also not far from the Georgia line and lottery tickets for The Working Man Review.

The Oxford Exchange is a shopping center located right off I-20 in Oxford, Alabama, which is about…read morehalfway between Birmingham and Atlanta. Sam's Club is right next door, and across the street you can find a Publix and Panera Bread. I'm giving four stars because this is as good as it gets, considering the area. Your only other choice for shopping in the Oxford/Anniston area is the Quintard Mall. While they offer different stores, the Quintard Mall is a lot older and run down, which makes shopping at the Exchange the better option if you have to choose. There are several stores here, including Target, Best Buy, TJMaxx, Kohl's, Old Navy, Bed Bath & Beyond, Petsmart, Rackroom Shoes, Kirkland's, Dick's Sporting Goods, Hobby Lobby, Lane Bryant, Ross, Dressbarn, Merle Norman, and a few more. If you're hungry, you can go to Olive Garden, Longhorn Steakhouse, Golden Corral, Mexico Lindo, or Arby's. There's also a 49 degrees (frozen yogurt) and a Dunkin' Donuts.

This mall has been around since I was little. I came to visit and stopped by here and the stores…read moreare still few and struggling. A bunch of locals come here still. Malls always bring in the younger crowd, too, as a hang out. I took 3 of my 4 kids with me and ended up at the "new" arcade. The A/C was bust so it was hot. My kids overlooked it but for me, it was tough to play when you are sweating. Any mall with a theater is a nice addition.

Quintard Mall is the only indoor shopping mall in the area. I usually prefer going to the Oxford…read moreExchange (an outdoor shopping center/strip mall about 10 minutes away or less) over shopping here, but this mall does offer some things the Exchange doesn't. The big departments stores here are JCPenney, Sears, Dillards, and Goody's. There's also American Eagle, Aeropostale, Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works, Hallmark, Rue 21, Payless, Spencer's, Avon, Icing, Claire's, etc. Campus Spirit sells a lot of Alabama & Auburn items if you're into that. You can get a haircut at Mastercuts or Regis. Regis is more expensive and busier, but there's a reason for that. Moon Day Spa offers eyebrow threading & waxing for $10. You can also catch a movie at Amstar Cinemas, which is the only movie theater in the area. The food court doesn't offer a lot to choose from. Sbarros shut down recently. There's still a Chick-fil-A, Great American Cookies, Max Orient, and American Deli. I usually eat at American Deli, which has decent gyros & a really yummy peach punch.

Growing mall in Cullman, Alabama with a supermarket, Big Lots, Office Depot, several small…read morebusinesses and a few fast food restaurants.

Old roof manager dont care about nothing let's all the riff raff in. I hope you get good kneibors…read morebecuase it has paper thin walls. Fleas ticks everywhere they too cheap to spray. Expensive for what you get. Old windows leaky

This is one of the cutest shopping, dining, and entertainment districts I've been to. I'm sure it…read morehelps that they are located on the lake! I checked out so many places while I was here. I ate at Nash's, shopped at the Cigar Room and Home Redecor, and saw a lot more restaurants I wanted to come back to the next time I was here.

It's quiet and easy to get to and has a decent selection of shops so you will probably find what…read moreyou need at good prices. They have a lot of vacant spaces but I usually hit Bealls, Jacob's Well, Bath and Body Works, Old Navy, American Eagle, Ann Taylor, The Clearance Chucks and a couple of Antique and Thrift type shops.

This outlet mall has seen better days. I'd say half of the stores in the pictures have shuttered as…read morethere's no Izod, no Tommy and others. About the only good stores are a small Nike factory store and an Old Navy outlet. Many of the stores are local places such as an antique store which would be great if I lived in the area. I think the mall would do better if it had a full scale restaurant or something of that sort. Seems like there's plenty of land to do that with and with a premium freeway location it's puzzling why mall management hasn't tried to attract one. Who knows? I'd stop there again due to the Nike store not being too crowded but not sure that I would go anywhere else.

Stopped by the mall this weekend while friends are in town. Did not do much shopping, but stopped…read morein the food court for a Snack. Food court was busy, but was able to find a table. There's a gentleman there to clean off tables to make sure that you eat on a clean table. I've been to the mall a number of times and enjoyed every time I come.

There was a sales person named Oksana. She was very patient and helpful. She was great help!read more

Bridge Street Town Centre is an outdoor shopping location in Huntsville. If you like being outside,…read morethis is the place for you. There is a place where in the summer children run in and out of the water playing nicely together while adults have a seat. There are many different types of retail stores here. Thru the years there have been several stores that opened and closed. The largest and nicest Belk is here. There is a movie theater, Apple Store, lots of restaurants and more. If you enjoy outdoor shopping, please stop by.

Wow, Bridge Street Town Centre opened in 2007?!?! Who knew! In two weeks it will have been opened…read more16 years! I remember the excitement around its opening and how fresh and uber swanky everything about BSTC felt! Tableside freshly made guacamole? Check! Fancy movie theater with leather seats and a push button wine machine? Check! Gondolas in a sizeable canal and lake? Check! Private, members only dining club? Check! Upscale feeling med-salon with everything from massages, mani/pedis/excellent salon artists and Botox? Check! Fancy high-end lodging where Goldie Hawn and her husband had a top floor suite in which to stay to support their son who was playing ice hockey at UAH? Check! Ashton Kutcher-backed restaurant? Check! Sushi on a sizeable comfy outdoor patio replete with heaters? Check! Choo-choo train that trollied around the complex, full of young one's honking its horn? Check! Sidewalk entertainers? Check! Splash pads for children? Check! Cuban inspired lounge/cigar bar? Check! Bowling Alley? Check! Fancy fondue place to celebrate a special event? Check! Beautiful outdoor decor at Christmas? Check! Local [non franchise] pizza joint with a lovely patio overlooking the lake? Check! Delicious, locally-owned [non franchise] southern American cuisine w/ a great HH? Check! Of the list of items with "Check!" only 6 remain. BSTC seemed to have it all! Huntsville was really moving up in the world! I've been here too many times to count. It is great that the parking was expanded with Phase 3 in 2013 to the detriment of the 10-acre lake that was filled in to accommodate the new parking garage and Belk department store. The parking was sorely needed! This is not my go to shopping center. It is my go-to happy hour destination and moderate dining at Connor's [my last remaining favorite BS restaurant]. To me, it is overrun with franchises, as nearly all of Huntsville is! And, being outdoor, it's subject to the weather! Bring a small umbrella if in doubt, you'll thank me later! Also, know there is underground parking on the south end and 2-3 story parking at Belk close to Connors. Do visit BSTC, it's nice that they have a Ferris wheel, and I believe some type of boats available on the far east side, and it's dog friendly in the shopping common area where you'll see plenty of folks with their 4-legged family member.