Hasn't been here really since a kid. I miss malls esp since I find myself only shopping online…read morethese days. I like that a lot of the stores are still open. A lot of new, eclectic shops and of course the usually mall stores. It wasn't crowded and that made it a plus too.

Best mall i've been to. Very good stores for cologne buying or if you're buying books…read more 5 stars

I loved strolling through the shops here! I stopped in on a beautiful Saturday afternoon while…read moremaking my way around downtown. Shopping local is so important to many of the small businesses in town and the City Exchange Shops provides a great platform for those small shops. There are roughly 6-7 shops ranging from popcorn, bath soaps, boutique clothing, decor, beaded jewelry and a juice bar. I enjoyed stopping into each of them, perusing through the items and talking with the people working. If you are looking for a cute little place to shop local, this is it!

I like the idea of this place. It's like a SOLA salon type concept, but for businesses other than…read moresalons, allowing a business that might not have need for a large storefront (and the high rent that comes with it) to nevertheless have a physical presence. That said, none of the small businesses in the building were very compelling, and the items they sold were not very unique and/or were very overpriced for what they were.

The future of shopping malls, is located in New Haven? 100%…read moreoccupancy rates, with a waiting list. Take that Glen-brook shopping Mall! Featuring The Family Dinner (doughnut shop). An O'Reilly economy auto parts store. Along the backside you will find a Big Lots, 24/30 surplus grocery store with a Rent-A-Center. Splurging with an occasional Friday night take-out pizza, from Papa Johns. Transportation is the main key to this location. Cars are too expensive; a bus can go to any of the malls. But here you can ride a bicycle, since the roads are wide enough. And with the connecting bicycle trails to Fort Wayne. Sorry Glen-brook you blew it. Lastly, the feather-in-the-cap for Meadowbrook is it's close proximity to the railroad tracks. People can ride them until the locomotives slow down right before arriving or leaving the railroad yards. Get off the cars and walk fifty yards? Then they can shop or rest, even camp out (in the wooded area between the tracks and the mall). Until the next morning and catch the train going the other direction, all for free!

You probably should read someone else's review if you want to know about the Vera Bradley Outlet…read moreSale. This is because I'm not the hugest fan of Vera Bradley products, and I feel like you need to be a huge fan in order to appreciate it. Also, this sale is isn't as sale-y as people think it is. It's kind of like shopping at Kohl's: Yes, the tag says you're saving 75%, but what does that mean, really? The price is always marked way up. But people like to feel like they're getting a bargain, and so these types of sales exist. I'll tell you what I do know, though, after visiting the sale. I think if you're OK not being the very first person there, you should visit the sale in the afternoon. Get there after the initial crush of people. This sale happens once a year, and it's extremely popular. But when I visited in the afternoon, I was able to walk right in without having to wait in line. It was rather pleasant! Not having to deal with people is always pleasant. And there was still a lot of stuff to choose from. I mean, there's a lot of Vera Bradley stuff. You will find bags and purses, luggage, clothing, home goods, kitchenware and even shoes. It's all Vera, all the time, all in a 100,000 square foot space. The people who work/volunteer at the sale are super friendly and enthusiastic, so there's definitely an energy about the sale. If you're into Vera Bradley, you definitely want to visit the sale, if only to see the wide variety of things available.

I have only been to this sale once, on the last day. So my review can only reflect that. I had a…read morepleasant experience with virtually no wait time to check out. Thurs and Fri you must pay $5 for a ticket and choose a specific time for your "session" to shop. Sat and Sun there is only 1 session for the day and no admission charge. Plus, on Sun they start marking items down (even lower). I shopped for 2 hours and had time to look at every item and then waited in line maybe 15 min or less. Everyone working there is very friendly and helpful. Check the newspaper the week before event for a coupon to use at checkout.

Store was clean and well stocked. Service was as expected, check yourself out but the attending…read moreemployee was talkative and friendly.

Could not get cards ordered online they declined them four times rasor gold called it fraud…read moresuspicious.

Don't buy at this location. If your from the Marion area or south it's worth the drive and gas…read moremoney to drive to kokomo. Fort Wayne's The manage, if you leave a review replies with a standard generic answer.

From the owner: Find your perfect fit for work, workouts, and everyday life at your Fort Wayne Skechers store!…read moreLocated at 414 W. Coliseum Blvd.. Experience podiatrist-certified arch support with Arch Fit technology, exceptional cushioning with Max Cushioning, and effortless hands-free convenience with Hands Free Slip-ins. Browse stylish work shoes featuring slip resistance, waterproofing & more. Explore popular collections for golf, pickleball, basketball, soccer, memory foam, GO WALK, GO RUN. Plus, exciting collaborations with Martha Stewart & Snoop Dogg. From walking shoes, cozy slippers, sandals, athletic footwear, & more, we have all your footwear needs covered. Contact your Skechers store to confirm holiday hours.

Darlington, was found on a fluke well searching for unique places to visit well in town, this past…read moreweekend. Amazing deals, and fun place to check out and get some early Christmas shopping done. As in any store, you just need to know pricing on items, and what your looking for, especially nowadays. Overall, grateful I had a chance to stop by this past Saturday October 19, 2024. From toys, books, housewares, health & beauty, Christmas, Halloween seasonal, something for everyone. Be sure to check this place out, as locals know, its only open for a short period of time. So if your in from out of town visiting, like I was its worth the experience. Loved the kindness, helpfulness of all staff that I had the pleasure to speak with and ask questions. Interesting tip: The nice lady at the door, where you walk in, and provide you with a clean cart, and entry drawing mentioned; how Darlington does warehouse shopping throughout the year, prior to open this location.

You can get some great deals here, such as on books! But there is also a lot of junk that's…read moreoverpriced even at the less than $3 price point. Don't fall into the trap of buying it just because it seems inexpensive--the total adds up quick and it's easy to leave with things that will be thrown to the side after one or even zero uses.