The last time I was here was about ten years ago and times have not been kind to this Shopping Mall. It is still clean but about half or maybe more of the shops are unoccupied, the food court is pretty sad, and one of the anchor stores is gone. The stores that remain seem to be very slow and overall there are only few customers in the mall. I think about 30 cars were near Macy's where I parked. The Mexican restaurant Abuelo's looks like it is closed down but signs are still there but zero customers so I think it was closed. The only store that looked semi-busy was the Chinese massage place where there were about four people being massaged and one customer waiting. I honestly was just looking around to get some exercise on a cold day but I really couldn't find anything I really wanted to buy even if I was searching for something. There were also lots of kids just using the mall as a playground but they seemed to enjoy the empty mall. The highlights of my visit was the sports memorabilia store and the pet store. They were also the only places that the clerks engaged me to see if I needed any help. I guess we have to just get used to the slow death of shopping malls in the future and realize online shopping is here to stay. read more

Greenbrier Mall - Kids play area - Shopping Centers Near Me - Chesapeake, Virginia

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Round up to 2.5 stars if primarily for shopping Round up to 3 stars for mall walking Met up with a friend and my sister to go mall walking since the heat was intense. It reminds me of a two story version of Pembroke Mall (RIP). They renovated the mall since I was last there. It looks cleaner and modern(ish). There are a lot of vacancies including where Reignforest tea was. We walked the entire perimeter of the top floor once and then the perimeter of the bottom floor twice which was an estimated 1.5 miles. Not a very far walk, but it was with intensity. A few notable stores in the mall were Macy's, rack room shoes and bath and body works. Otherwise, the mall was pretty dead with little activity. The food court was the area that was most booming with activity but it still felt like a ghost town. If you've ever seen zombie apocalyptic movies, it kind of has the vibes like the mall you would be running into to escape from the zombies. Except the mall was already dead when it was open. read more

11/16/20: I stopped by really quickly to return something to Victoria's Secret. Can you say ghost town?? Walking in, there were signs posted reminding customers to social distance & stores had sanitizer at the entrances. A LOT of stores were closed. It was just weird to see. I get why, but I haven't been to a mall since before Covid. So, this was shocking to witness. The parts of the mall I was in were clean. 1 of the escalators weren't working, so I used the elevator to get to my store. There is a limit of 4 people per elevator trip. I think that's too many due to the tiny size of the elevator. Customers and staff wore masks. I felt safe there. I will go back if necessary. read more

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Originally I was not going to add a review since I just left one not to long ago! But this poor mall after the snow! If you go watch where you step! The roof has so many leaks we were walking and it dripped right on us it was gross. Seeing all the stains is crazy they have so many leaks and not enough buckets. The one BIG plus is they have a really cute Pop-it kiosk shop which was awesome for my children! They had so many great options from animal, cars, and food pop it's! read more

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My favorite mall in the 757 It's clean and easy to find everything The food options are great also read more

I've seen Greenbrier Mall change personality so many times in the 30+ years since I've been old enough to remember walking around it. In fact, I worked in a small gift shop there (anyone remember Cilla's tucked away where Picadilly, the sports memorabilia and shoe repair used to be) for several years over 2 decades ago. Man, I feel old! When it first opened, my aunt and grandmother worked in Picadilly, so we were frequent visitors to the mall. Today, it feels like a shell of the former self. I can't count how many stores have come, gone or moved locations. How many times the food court establishments have changed. How many anchor stores have also closed shop or changed occupants (Leggett's, Hechts, anyone?). Given the boom of online shopping, it was inevitable that many smaller retailers would be doomed. Greenbrier is a glaring example of such. There are so many vacant spots and plenty of stores that, though open, don't seem to have any foot traffic (even pre-Covid). The mall itself is kept clean, but it doesn't have the appeal of window-shopping. Many stores have closed fitting rooms, so I wouldn't go with the intention of wardrobe shopping right now. The mall's downturn, like so many others, seems to be just a sign of the times. read more

Almost empty mall with a lot of empty stores. one of the worst mall I've visited, looks like a ghost town

Needs New Security Management never around when I did finally get in touch with Security Management, she seemed folly and, in a hurry, to leave the building Their Security Manager services are terrible read more

Blast from the past clean mall with a lot of space to walk around. There is a lot of stores that are open and a food mart with multiple restaurants that you can choose from. read more

Neatly laid out and well spaced mall that was easy to shop. Not as many cell phone repair kiosks and shops as I've come to expect, but there were still at least three. Anchors include Dillards, Sears, Macy's and JC Penney. Food court has the usual varieties of "ethnic" food including Japanese, Chinese, Mexican, Pizza, Sushi, Sandwiches and Philly Cheesesteak. Plenty of parking, lots of entrances. Maybe not as many ways to get from one level to the other. read more

Greenbrier Mall - Center atrium. No Santa in June. - Shopping Centers Near Me - Chesapeake, Virginia

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This Mall gives me hope as far as stores to shop around in. I normally don't shop at the mall, I'm an online millennial who loves a wider selection with the allure of not leaving my home but I can definitely find a few things to buy at this mall. This mall has maybe 6 stores with my kind of wardrobe selection. What it doesn't have that has earned it a 3 star in my opinion - A Wells Fargo ATM (only has 1 Atm in the whole mall which is Bank of America) -A full Sephora store (small Sephora store located inside JCPenny's) - A very small food court This mall does have a movie theater, what there calling a cinema cafe which only plays maybe 4 movies since its a pretty small theater. What I like about this mall is that the parking is free, unlike MacArthur. read more

I heard good and bad reviews from this mall ,but I haven't had a chance to experience anything bad about it. Decent food court and clean mall with maybe outdated carpet running thru it ,but that's about the gist of it. It doesn't have full on fancy brand stores ,but you get the regular ones here that's just fine. Ulta is normally inside a mall ,but it's merely across the street . It's a good mall to shop or just walk around to get your steps in. read more

Greenbrier Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Chesapeake, Virginia

Malls are on the decline thanks to Amazon. Greenbrier Mall is on life support. When you have to start putting lounge chairs and flat screen TVs inside un-leased retail space, you know you're in trouble. The mall itself remains well kept, but the glory days of walking around the mall to see what's new are sadly languishing. read more

ALL TIME WATCHES ASLAM KHAM MANAGER) Don't purchase any jewelry from this location across from the food court. I purchased a watch with them and the turn know wouldn't turn so l took the watch back to get tightening up. I barely wear the watch because l feel it might tarnish..l might have worn it maybe 3 times since l purchased it. So l noticed the know had fell completely off so l went back to get it fixed or exchanged. Aslam refused to fix it nor offer an exchanged. I didn't want any money just wanted my watch fixed. If you buy a jewelry at least offer to fix or exchanged in a reasonable length of time. The watch still new..l normally buy my jewelry from Chris by design he would never treat his customers this way. I will continue to go back to Chris by design in Greenbrier Mall..Don't buy from ALL TIME WATCHES its cheap and not worth it. He will not fix anything that breaks. Bad customer service..again that's ALL TIME WATCHES IN GREENBRIER MALL IN ATLANTA GA..ACROSS FROM THE FOOD COURT ..FIRST WATCH STAND WHEN YOU WALK IN. IF ASLAM CANT FIX MY WATCH OR ANYBODY JEWELRY WE DONT NEED TO SHOP THERE AND SPEND OUR MONEY..SHOP AT CHRIS BY DESIGN ONLY..CHRIS WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT read more

I went the cinema cafe to watch a movie. The movie ended at 11pm. I don't know who was working their the night of 22-Dec-23 but a man riding a floor cleaner who works for the mall forced me to exit on the opposite section of where I was parked. I am 9 months pregnant and had to walk outside in the dark UP HILL!!!! Then I saw other people exiting through the same exit I needed to take to be closer to my car. Whoever the mall hires to clean the floor at night needs to get reprimanded. read more

So any mall that doesn't have a Nordstrom is not a real mall. Dillards was ok I guess, but the rest of the mall was pretty scary! It was empty. Their Pink store look like my closet. I was scared to go in there! It was so small. It was back to school time, a Saturday night and the mall wasn't that crowded. It was pretty empty and that right there alone should have been a red flag. There was one boutique that I went to that was having a moving sale. Everything in her store was $5. That may have been my favorite part of the mall. Rather than that I will probably never go back in life. read more

I really recommend This Mall very big nice the store master Fix is amazing everything about it is amazing. Greenbrier Mall read more

Do not go to Manager Charles Odum at Greenbrier Mall he is very rude and does not care about the customers use of the restrooms and the condition , how dirty ,unsanitary they are ,furthermore the housekeeping is the same ,when speaking to them read more

How the mighty have fallen. This used to be a great mall with a lot of energy and nice stores. It has became the "Used-to-be" mall replete with empty locations and dollar shops. The outside is dirty and trash abounds. This is in need of a serious facelift but I suspect with online shopping so prevalent it isn't going to happen. Ironic that I post this on Amazon prime day! read more

Greenbrier Mall is one of the better malls in the Hampton Roads area. It's two stories and has several department stores (Sears, JCPenney, Macy's etc) as well as a large Food Court. Usually this mall is pretty quiet and calm and perfect for an afternoon of shopping. There is also a Cinema Cafe inside of the mall. Some of the stores at Greenbrier include: The Icing Radio Shack American Eagle Yankee Candle Family Pet Store Rack Room Shoes Bath and Body Works Charlotte Russe PacSun Trade Secret and more Some of the food in Greenbrier Mall: Chick-Fil-A McDonalds Taco Bell Dippin Dots Aunti Anne's Pretzels Jillians The Great Steak & Potato Co. and more read more

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Despite its age Greebrier mall is still hustling and bustling after being open for about 20-22 years. My god I just realized this thing opened when I graduated high school. The mall has 2 levels and is anchored by 4 large department stores. Sears, JC Penny, Macy's & Dillards. In between you have your usual hodge podge of mall stores, and a large food court. There is also a Cinema Cafe which is a movie theater you can dine in and recently Jillian's moved their restaurant and entertainment center from Waterside in Norfolk down to the mall as well. Things are looking good for GBM. It's well lit, clean, and taken care of. Definitely a place you can take the family. read more

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greenbrier the only negative thing i have to say about this location is diversities your food court please!! but outside of that this is a five star mall!!!! we will be back and refer everyone to this location!!! read more

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This is the closest mall to my house so I come here very often. It's always clean, there are a lot of entrances and a huge parking lot. Compared to MacArthur where you have to pay for parking. (It's not expensive though, $1 an hour) For some reason, it's usually dead and I think it's because of the kind of stores they have. It's always worth visiting VS, Dillard's, bath and body works, Express, American Eagle and even Macy's. Some other stores are not. I've heard they have redone the carpeting and change some stores which is good. I would recommend to visit this mall besides the bad reviews. And I would love to see Forever 21 here one day! I'll keep visiting this mall since they have stores I love going and it's only 15minutes away from home. read more

Quiet mall. Love the movie theater here. The employees are wonderful. Decent food court with average mall fare. There isn't typically a TON of foot traffic so you can run in and out on any day of the week without the fear of a simple mall trip becoming a 2 hour nightmare. The mall crowd here is pretty polite so no worries at all. Happy shopping Yeeps!!! read more

Good mall, good stores, and gym?!? Lol a lot of people will come and just walk around the mall for exercise which is nice. They have pretty good stores and a yummy food court. I grew up with this mall and they have stores for all age ranges. read more

This is a very clean mall, never have a problem funding my go items on various store...The food court and the inner appearance of the mail is all was nice.Nice mail to shop where there is a variety of stores, for your shopping needs. read more

This Mall is very nice and peaceful really didn't stay long, but was able to see a great majority of the mall. Have plans on returning as well. read more

The Sprint store in the mall: I just want to give kudos to Aaron the store manager and his staff Mercedes!!! Their customer service was absolutely amazing. They helped me in every area of obtaining my new IPhone XR and then some. Sprint has an excellent staff right there in Greenbrier mall and they deserve accolades. I salute Aaron & Mercedes. Great job read more

Quite disappointed with my visit to the mall tonight. We had a couple gift cards to spend so we decided to trek on over to Chesapeake before having dinner at Passion. I've always been a fan of the mall. They have a lot of the stores I like as well as a Macy's that I've always gone to for dress shirts and ties. We first stopped in at Sears (where we entered), made a quick purchase for gloves and quickly moved on over toward the mall. Perhaps it was cabin fever because of the snow days but it seemed like every teenage kid in Chesapeake was hanging out at the mall. Not a big deal... I worked at a mall in college and I know that teenagers like to go to malls. Here's where I was bothered. Working at a mall for years I always saw a security guard roaming around doing his/her job. The security guards would say hi and check in with all the stores. He/she was just the friendly person keeping an eye out on things. Tonight, I saw two cops. That was a red flag. Did I miss something? Why the police instead of the Paul Blart: Mall Cop and why two of them? It just made me feel as if some ish was about to go down and the 5-O was called in to handle business. Maybe a weekend thing? Sadly, the mall was full of trash. What was once a clean place to walk around seemed like a big trash can to me. Food packages, empty drink containers and actual food was all over the floors. Even worse were the spilled drinks on the carpet. Even after seeing all that we had to walk through a bunch of unruly kids yelling curse words at each other in their regular conversation. Not a good environment to listen to if you're a family walking around with kids. We made it two stores inside the mall and decided to leave right away. I'll pay my visit to anchor stores when I have the need to but walking through this mall (hell, any mall for that matter - just too many damn people bunched up in one place is enough a problem for me) will be far and few between. read more

No posting if closed on Easter .Many customers waiting behind Sephora no notices web site said open at 12

Definitely not the best mall in the area. My family's house is 5 minutes away but I often find myself driving 15+ minutes to Lynnhaven Mall or MacArthur Center. But Greenbrier Mall is okay. They've finally done some renovations a and the food court looks really nice. There's also a decent selection of food. The stores are okay. Yeah, just okay. I wish they had a Forever 21 or an H&M. I'm glad the JCPenney's now has a Sephora :) Parking is always plentiful and I often see security patrolling outside. Overall this mall isn't too bad :) read more

Great mall going down fast. One of the last surviving two story malls in the area has a awesome food court, three anchors(Macy's, JCP and Dillards), your standard shoe stores and the rest of the mall is turning into mom and pop stores. Oh and it still has a movie theater -Cinema Cafe. read more

The mall and overall outside appeal has gone down hill. It's just embarrassing. I would rate it a 0 if I could.

This mall has seen better days. It's virtually always dead in here, even during the holidays when it's possibly a little bit busier. The anchor stores (sears, J.C. Penney, Macy's and Dillard's) are all relatively slow and don't pull in too many customers unless they're having a huge sale. This mall used to bring tons of business to the area during the 90's and early 2000's. In fact, growing up in this area it was the place to be on a Friday night and on the weekends. Greenbrier mall has seen a steady decline in the class of the customers and the business it brings to the mall over the past few years. Many of the most popular stores have been replaced by no-name stores that typically go out of business within a few months to a year. I used to work at the VS at this mall and since it has been remodeled and it looks incredible. One of the only good stores left in this mall. The mall is now used for people who want to workout or for teens to hang out. The food court has even seen a decline. The McDonald's even went out of business- that should speak volumes. Overall if you're looking to find something specific you probably will have a hard time doing that here because most of the speciality stores that you would look for at a mall aren't going to be found unless you make the extra trip to MacArthur Center or Lynnhaven mall. I wouldn't be surprised to see it going out of business within the next few years. read more

For what it's worth, this is a decent mall. I can find things that I like in Macy's, Dillards, JCP, Torrid, Bath and Body Works and NY & CO. That's the extent of it for me. Oh and they have pretty decent food court (HELLO CHICK-FIL-A!) I like that this mall is VERY clean (referring to the inside) and security is very visible. read more

If you're used to higher-end malls, then this isn't the place for you. You judge a mall based on its anchors. If any of those anchors include Sears, JCPenney or Dillard's, then you're in trouble if you're looking for high-end. However, if you're looking for sneakers, then Greenbrier will fit your needs. Champs, Footaction, and Foot Locker should suit your whims. I don't believe that high-end malls exist in this area, but MacArthur Mall in Norfolk is as close as you're going to get. Its like deja vu all over again... read more

I remember when this place was filled with beautiful, live trees. I'm not sure why they got rid of them. Many quality shops have left and are now replaced with stores that I have no interest in whatsoever. The stores that I usually visit when I come are Sears, Macy's, JC Pennys, and Dillards. I visit these stores typically when there is a sale or there's an item that I can't seem to locate anywhere else. On this particular visit, I was with my mom and daughter and we were looking for items to complete her outfit for her awards ceremony. Unfortunately, we didn't luck up on anything here. The mall is clean and orderly. They have a curfew and security guards throughout the mall. They have a food court with two Asian fast food spots, a Chick-Fil-A, Taco Bell, and a few other fast food restaurants. There is a Green Turtle Sports Bar and Grill located at the main entrance and an arcade in the Food Court and 1st floor. There is a small children's play area at the rear of the food court. The Cinema Café here is located on the first floor. read more

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It's not the biggest mall in the area, but it's the closest one to my house. The Good: It's conveniently located right off the interstate and is easy to get in and out of. There is ample parking in the lot and it's free. The anchor stores (Macy's, Sears, J C Penney, and Dillard's) are good, and there's a decent variety of stores. Here are some of your choices: Aeropostale, Charlotte Russe, Victoria's Secret, Claire's, Bath & Body Works, Yankee Candle, Pac Sun, Justice, Wet Seal, Cotton On, Journey's, fye, a pet store, hair and nail salons, a dollar store, et al. The food court is standard fare, but Jillian's is downstairs and The Greene Turtle is a good option, as well. Cinema Cafe is a fun rainy day activity. The bad: The play area hasn't been updated since my kids played there 10 years ago. There are some really neat kiosks with small businesses, but too many with the pushy sales pitches. Cell reception is poor and no free wi-fi for the mall. All in all, it's a decent mall to get your basics. read more

Nice mall love the Sports shop on the 1st floor with all the old School Jersey's!!!!! Food Court need to be Upgraded! But other then that it is a nice mall ... read more

Greenbrier mall has a lot of potential to become something big, but in order to accomplish this management will need to invest. The mall has Bath and Body works, Yankee Candles, Aero, among others. However, they do also have nonsense stores that needs some improvement otherwise they should get rid of them. Also the actual structure, inside and outside needs a makeover. Have you guys been at The Falls mall in Miami? Get ideas from other malls. Visit other malls outside the area and let's make something awesome!! You guys need to spend money and make us feel (customers) that you care about us. Bring coffee shops like Starbucks. Create a nice ambiant. We need to be in a good mood in order to spend money. Bring an ice cream shop. Do business with huge restaurant chains like California Kitchen, Cinebistro, The Cheesecake Factory, etc...Again not everything is about making profit... read more