When you come from a small town where the mall options are literally sparse, Briarwood Mall feels…read morelike Mall of America lol. Visited here with my hubby while in town for the Michigan rivalry game with Ohio. The mall almost reminded me of the Orlando mall attached to the airport. List of shops full of life here, lots of places to buy merch for MU (although expensiveeee) We even bumped into The Grinch who deserved an Oscar award for his performance. He even got on FaceTime with my sister Overall the mall has a lot of the standard staples and a rush of people shopping that keeps it alive.

This is one of the smallest malls we have visited. It's in desperate need of a makeover…read more It has a few decent stores, however it only took us thirty minutes to walk around the entire building. They need more shops.

We finally checked out the Kerrytown Market & Shops. The food market inside is perfect for…read moredelicious, upscale eats. We loved walking around all the shops and seeing what they had to offer. Perfect for a rainy day, everything is located inside! Be sure to check out this cute little spot.

What a fun experience!!…read more We went to the farmer's market and walked inside the shops and loved seeing everything! Parking can be found behind the farmer's market. There is a lot where you can pay by spaces (about $2 per an hour, very affordable). There are bathrooms inside on the top floor and tables and chairs scattered throughout where you can eat lunch that can be purchased downstairs or at the farmer's market. We bought Pad Thai for $7 from Baan Phad Thai in the farmer's market and it was delicious!! We also found two amazing houseplants, Roos Rois Coffee, and fresh Apple Cider! Will definitely come back because this farmer's market and shops are fun to walk through and have unique items!

Nickels Arcade is always a must stop for me when I'm in Ann Arbor…read more Located in a small alley near State Street and The Diag, Nickels Arcade offers a cobblestone pathway and numerous local shops that are so incredibly unique. Most shops are closed by 5pm or 7pm so I definitely recommend stopping by early in the day if you can. However, Nickels Arcade is still perfect to stroll by in the evening as well. I wanted to visit Bon Bon, a local chocolate shoppe, but unfortunately they were closed by the time I made it during my most recent visit. I loved that they offered a menu outside so I could still look at what they offered. Another shop I'd like to stop at during my next visit is Comet Coffee. I am always interested in finding new coffee spots and the window art on Comet's window was so inviting! Other shops in the alley include a barbershop, tobacco shop, and various antique shops. Spend an hour strolling through the shops. You won't regret it!

Really adorable shops. Went to check it out on my trip and found cute handcrafted thingsread more

One of Ann Arbor's Town Centers. Last I was there they had a Barnes and Noble with a Starbucks both…read moreinside the store plus an external one within walking distance...there was a Chili's and a variety of other popular chain stores you can find across the US.

I stopped in just to look around, but I always find something that grabs my attention. There are…read moremen's and womens clothing,shoes and other various items. I come to look and always with a few name brand items. This time it was sjoew and shirts. Next time, who knows.

When I lived in Chicago, I loved Nordstrom Rack. Once I found a Nordstrom Rack in Ann Arbor MI, I…read morefell in love again! I happened upon NR when traffic was horrendous on Washtenaw. Best way to avoid a traffic jam was shopping! I found things I didn't know I needed and also a lot of professional clothing that I definitely needed. The selection ranged from casual to professional and everything in between. Also found some great shoes! The prices were really good for the value of items. I even bought sunglasses and mascara. They had it all! The only downside is that, imo, there was not enough refreshing of inventory over time. They were great about things I needed to return, but a month later I saw a lot of the same things I had seen on my previous visit. The first visit, you may be blown away, but maybe let some time pass before your next visit to allow for additional inventory. Still love this store for value and designer items! Definitely stop in!

The most beautiful pieces of clothing I own are probably from Anthropologie. Generally on the more…read moreexpensive end (but it is definitely worth it for unique/stunning/high quality things you'll love well), but I've also gotten a couple things I absolutely love in a good sale. I've really liked that sometimes when I start a fitting room, I'll find additional things I hadn't picked out myself in the room as recommendations based on the other items I picked and if we talk about what I'm looking for. Got an amazing dress to wear as a wedding guest that was heavily on sale and perfectly my size this way once. I don't think it was even out on racks. Also love their beautiful home goods. Also on the pricier end but don't sleep on the sale section. Just got an absolutely adorable serving dish and plate set for a great price. This location is in a nice plaza with a lot of other retail and dining options. Parking lot is always a little crazy but there's the additional space kind of behind the store (next to it technically) if the main lot out front is full.

The 40% sign was up in the sale room. Good news I thought until the rude employee told me that the…read moresale was over. Since the sign was there I think the store should have honored it. I was prepared to buy alot of items.!! I put everything back. I then we to TJ Maxx and purchased look alikes (same quality) but for less money!

I love and enjoy being greeted by live pianist and the classical feel was very nostalgic. Service…read moreis top notch. I do wish that they had a better selection on shoes both for men and women. I miss the days of a thriving mall, but for now this is a nice place to reminisce in those days. The men's have a good selection on dress shirts and sporting ware.

Stopped into the chanel counter and had the most pleasant experience with Raj from the clinique…read morecounter. She provided friendly and expert advice on foundation selection. Thanks Raj!

This has a lot of stores I love, but the parking here stinks!…read more I like this Whole Foods in particular- I go there often for the deals on wine and the food samples they always put out. I also think they have a great selection of fancy kitchen gadgets and once bought about a third of my Christmas gifts in their kitchenware section. But parking there is almost always a pain. The same for trying to meet someone for lunch at Panera. Over on the side near Barnes and Nobles, parking is usually a little better, but there are times (usually near holidays) when there's literally not one open parking spot in the entire shopping center.

I didn't know this was called the "Huron Village Shopping Center" before, so this review may well…read morebe meaningless because I doubt anyone else knows it as that. This is the strip mall on Washtenaw that serves as an appetizer to the much larger and more annoying Arborland, about .5 miles, or up to 20 minutes in heavy traffic, up the road. Its main draws are Barnes & Noble, Panera, and Whole Foods. It also has a Walgreen's, a Qdoba, a home fitness equipment store, a tanning place, a yoga place, and a video game store. There is not enough parking, and a lot of bottlenecking around the Whole Foods entrance. I have had many an altercation with annoying middle-aged ladies who think they know how to drive better than me. Maybe they do, in a Whole Foods parking lot.