I miss the old days of Soup 'n Salad. The old mall... before they renovated it to have two full…read morelevels. The good stores are closing or moving out. Sears is only one of four that are still in operation; however, it looks like a store that is about to shutter its doors. Dick's Sporting Goods is moving in where Nordstroms was. Lord and Taylor are still empty, as is California Pizzeria. That flummoxed me, California Pizzeria. No clue why it closed. Always packed. Reasonable prices. Not bad food either. Perhaps a victim of COVID-19? I don't remember, but I remember it was good for my daughters. Davio's was palace my bride and would go every other month. Or we'd meet my daughters there when they were home from college. Why'd they close? Always busy. No place to get a cup of coffee... even the Starbucks left. SSP has changed in many ways, and not for the better.

Madame Chervilo in the Braintree Mall is such a sweet little treat spot. The Dubai chocolate cups…read moreare super rich and so yummy. A small cup can easily be shared with three people because the flavor is that decadent. The candy bars are also amazing and you can tell they are made with care. I will say the medium bar has gotten a bit smaller since they first opened, but it is still delicious all the same. I was really excited to see that they now sell the pistachio cream to take home. That was a pleasant surprise and I will definitely be going back to buy a jar to keep at home. A great stop if you want something rich, unique, and worth the calories.

Exploring Massachusetts with my entire family for the first time turned out to be a delightful…read moreexperience, especially for the little ones and our furry friend. The Street open mall impressed us with its cleanliness and excellent upkeep, making us feel truly welcome. With a diverse selection of restaurants to choose from, the mall catered to our...

The street, packed with a variety of top-notch stores, cozy coffee shops, and delightful…read morerestaurants, is a charming and vibrant destination. The friendly staff and welcoming locals contribute to the wonderful atmosphere that I genuinely adore.

Fine plaza in Braintree. Some decisions the plaza have made…read moreI don't agree with, like the weird, weird, entrance, and having only one exit that is impossible to avoid a huge traffic backup on ANY day, but overall it's getting better. First, this plaza used to have a Borders Books, which I really liked, and wished stayed, but that company went out of business, which wasn't the choice of Atlantic Retail, who owns the "Marketplace @ Braintree". Guitar Center isn't really my thing, but I guess it was an ok place to put in the former Borders. Next door to Guitar Center, they have recently added a Five Below (maybe 2-3 years ago). Five Below is probably my favorite store in the plaza, technology, candy, gift supplies, arts & crafts, sports equipment, games, and other great stuff, for all under $5. Next, in the actual plaza there is a Petsmart, Sports Authority, Kmart- which is closing in January, to become a Nordstrom Rack & Saks 5th Ave (good move by Atlantic Retail, that dirty old Kmart needed a lift), ULTA Beauty, Bed Bath & Beyond, Babies R Us, Staples, GameStop, and Best Buy. All of these stores are all fine for the most part, just old, and not as clean or large as other locations in the area (such as BB&B, Best Buy, Petsmart). But overall, the Braintree Marketplace has a lot of good stores and has made this plaza a destination to go to in Braintree. I'm looking forward to Saks 5th Ave & Nordstrom Rack to open (as well as a restaurant). Located off Route 3 (Take Exit 17 for Union Street) on Grossman Drive. 4 stars.

The Chestnut Hill Shoppes is a relatively small mall located in Newton, Massachusetts. The main…read moreanchor store is Bloomingdale's, which occupies two separate wings on opposite sides of the mall. One wing houses the home goods and men's departments, while the other features women's clothing and fragrances. In addition to Bloomingdale's, the Chestnut Hill Shoppes is home to a Cheesecake Factory restaurant as well as several other stores, including Tiffany & Co., Janie and Jack, and Crate and Barrel.

Nice smaller mall in the area with good stores, two levels and enough parking as wellread more

Absolutely refuse to drive into this monstrous array of shops. People backing up without looking,…read morepeople almost getting hit by cars that are walking in appropriate spaces, people cutting each other off, etc. Also have noticed that the majority of the stores have prices that are much higher than the same stores in different towns. If your claustrophobic or fear a car accident or getting hit by a car, I would stay away from this place.

No matter what day or time these area shops can provide a multitude of shops to choose from. Not…read moreonly retail shops but choices for eating and enjoying the day here. A stroll around the large parking lot is a good way to see what stores are here and browse in each for something to purchase and bring home. The Whole Foods Market is definitely a huge treat for me to walk around then hit it last to find something to cook or snack or enjoy their most tastefully and expertly decorated baked items along with lots of breads to choose from. So Derby Street Shops is like a one stop shopping place. I like that and go home with everything I needed and wanted.

This should easily be a five star review however because of the parking lot and accessibility and…read morejust chaos going on, I've made it a four star. This place has all the major retailers, restaurants, and even AMC movie theater, so definitely a great place. No matter what you wanna do, you can accomplish it here you want to bargain shop at TJ Maxx easily done do you want to get some high-end perfume at Macy's? This place has got you covered. You're in the mood to cook a great dinner head over to the Stop & Shop also here, unlimited breadsticks God has your ticket no matter what you want. It is here. Just be careful trying to get into the lot and driving around a lot. You might hit a curb here in there as they just popping up everywhere. However, they have so many parking spots. You'll definitely get one, but you might be walking for a good hundred or 200 yards just to get to your location. This place is huge. With so many high-end retailers and restaurants, you would think that the parking lot would be better attended to seem to have an abundance of miscellaneous, dirty spots, and trash. Anyways, I'd still suggest that you come over here no matter what you wanna do you could spend the whole day here there is just too many places to go in too many things to do just come over and enjoy yourself.

Outside shopping plaza that is wonderfully close to both the Andrew Red Line station and the…read moreNewmarket Commuter Rail station. That makes it easy for shopping for Bostoners (Bostonites? Bostoneers? I know! Bostonians!). The plaza is chock full of big box stores, including TJ Maxx, Target, Best Buy, Party City and Old Navy. Dining options include Applebees and Olive Garden plus a decent Starbucks. Stop & Shop does the supermarket thing. And a movie theater. The shopping center does have a multi-story parking deck that is free for customers.

Boston has come up with the addition of this luxury waterside neighborhood. Fun for hanging out…read morewith friends.

Great and fun place with lot of cool shops and restaurants. People call it the Miami of Mass for a…read morereason! Enjoy folks!

Legacy place is an awesome outdoor shopping mall with a variety of different attractions and…read moreentertainment. They have a large-multi level parking lot, as well as various outdoor parking lots throughout the area. For entertainment, you have the SuperLux movie theater, Kings Bowling, and the Apple Store. They have a ton of stores such as Banana Republic, Nike, Vineyard Vines and more. For food, there is a plethora of options including Yard House, Genki Ya Sushi, Shake Shack, CAVA, and Temazcal (and more!) - you really can't go wrong here. This is one of my favorite shopping areas, it's always fun to walk the "cube" and then stop for a movie or bite to eat.

purchased (via official Lululemon website) $114 worth of hair accessories for my nieces (3…read moreheadbands & 3 hair clips). It was pricey but they like the brand. I was disgusted when I saw the cellophane wrapped items presented like I had ordered from Temu or Alibaba. The combined value looked like it came from a bin at a close out store for $15. Plan on purchasing equivalent items for less $ and better quality to teach them value. Obviously my last purchase from this "trendy" flavor of the moment

Very nice little shopping area with a strip mall and a couple of other businesses within their…read moreparking lot. One of the stores you will find here is a Burlington Coat Factory which is a great department store to shop in and there is also a liquor store here as well. There is also a cosmetology school in the strip mall and if you are a gym goer there is also a gym. If you are looking to eat in a restaurant there is an IHOP location here to dine in for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Off to the side there is a Montilio's bakery with plenty of goodies for sale. You'll find pretty reasonable prices as far as the shopping and dining goes at this shopping center. The parking spots are very numerous here with all of the parking spaces clearly marked. The parking lot is very clean and well maintained. So whoever cleans this parking lot is doing their job well. It is always a pleasure to visit this shopping center.

Beautiful high end mall with a Lulu, canada Goose, restaurants, viewing deck (costs $), and lots…read moremore stores. Great space and lighting and central location. Recommend!

I used to adore this place. But now it's just as depressing as the other gentrified, dull, and copy…read moreand paste store fronts at other malls. Newer isn't better. The whole atmosphere is cold, not inviting and boring. No distinction, character or charm. Before there used to be. Under better prior management I presume. Removing the iconic waterfall? Big mistake. It was elegantly paved with small penny fountains. It was timeless. This urge to just nuke what was beloved to make everything look like a clinical and soulless hallway. All employees at almost every store are glued to their phone and not present at all to customers. You don't make money that way. Even the joke of security guards are glued to their phones outside Gucci. What a joke. In unpredictable and trying times like these, inflation isn't going anywhere and high end stores need to actually try. It was never this catered to the 1%. You could actually go to a restaurant or store and not feel like you've been robbed and facing a debt to pay off for a year. Management can waste their breath saying that Copley was simply updated to keep up with trends. Well, you failed. There's no heart, hardly any selection, all classic architectural which features attracted people from all over the world - destroyed where you do not know where you are. What once was a place of wonderment, excitement and to spark your Christmas Spirit, is now simply a drain of disappointment as you go home with a sigh. Management - you don't have to bother responding. You obviously made decisions to destroy the good made by top notch engineers. It's too late. Sad.