Very dead opened late not much customer service. Very unique but nothing to do there.read more

This place was really cute! It's got some cute little local shops and fun little stuff. It's like a…read morereally tiny mall but it was a lot of fun to check out!

I am a big fan of outlets and at this one you find a decent selection of stores, but it lacks the…read moreelegance, style, and facilities you find elsewhere. I found what I was looking for at good prices, but the Tommy Hilfiger store did not meet expectations as their childrens dept. apparently was moved to the Merrimack outlet; their loss Ralph Lauren finished the job.

Tanger Outlets is an interesting experience as it feels more like a strip mall experience rather…read morethan outlet shopping. I do appreciate the stores are massive and there is ample stock at the stores (Under Armor & Old Navy) I went to. Bathrooms are clean and convenient.

A small but quaint mall. This mall feels like a not to an older period of shopping. The building is…read morebeautiful and the shops are really eclectic and offer many different types of shops. I really like the vibe great and the Christmas decorations are really nice.

As most of America are aware, mall culture is dying across the nation. Powerhouse Mall hasn't been…read morespared from this plight. Inside is a well maintained and clean atmosphere. The mall is not completely desolate, as they are redoing the tiles on the floor, and there are still some shops open for business. However, most of the places are available for lease. Each time I return to the mall, most of the shops I remember from previous visits are no longer there. I must give Powerhouse Mall credit for hosting local fairs, having a hair salon, gym, random clothing boutiques, and an L.L. Bean store and outdoor gear store. They are still trying to maintain the nostalgic 2000s mall culture. Also they have beautiful decorations for Christmas. I really hope Powerhouse Mall survives and finds its way back to thriving like I'm sure it did not that long ago.

I love that we found a Cotopaxi shop at this outlet. It is a huge outlet and it is duty-free. The…read morestore staff are all helpful. There is a wide selection of brand names. Gives you value for your money.

Settlers Green is an outdoor shopping plaza in the beautiful town of North Conway. It is a tax free…read moreshopping plaza which consumers can benefit from. There is a coffee shop, candy shop, restaurants, and name brand stores like Columbia and Sketchers to name a couple. We went there a couple of times and enjoyed walking around and shopping. We've dined at Barley and Salt and got coffee at The Met Coffee House. Definitely worth a stop if you enjoy shopping. They also have electric vehicle chargers and plenty of free parking.

Mill Falls Marketplace is one of those places where you can easily tell yourself you're just going…read moreto stop for a few minutes, and then an hour later you're still wandering around looking at things. It is a quaint little collection of shops in Meredith, and the setting is what really makes it special. You have the lake right there, the waterfall running through the property, little walkways and gardens, and all these small shops tucked around it. It has a very distinctly New Hampshire feel. There is a surprisingly good variety considering how compact the Marketplace is. There's a candy store that feels like a step back in time, a bakery, clothing and gift shops, a bookstore, ice cream, coffee, and places to pick up souvenirs and Lake Winnipesaukee-themed shirts and other local items. I especially like that you can browse without feeling like you're walking through some generic shopping center. Everything feels connected to the lake and the town. The candy store is particularly fun if you're with kids, although I'll admit you don't really need to be a kid to enjoy walking into a place filled with candy and old-fashioned treats. There are also plenty of places to find a shirt, gift, or little souvenir that actually reminds you where you were. That's much more appealing to me than buying some anonymous souvenir that could have come from anywhere. And then there is the waterfall. Take a few minutes to walk over the bridge and look down at the falls, then wander toward the lake and take in the view. The combination of the water, the shops, the older architecture and the little paths gives the whole place a wonderful back-in-time feeling. It's easy to imagine spending a summer afternoon here years ago, browsing a small shop, getting something sweet, and then sitting near the water for a while. The shop owners and people working in the stores were friendly and welcoming, which also adds to the experience. Nobody made browsing feel like a chore or pressured us to buy anything. It felt much more like wandering around a small local marketplace where you're welcome to look around and enjoy yourself. This is a particularly good stop for families because there is enough here to keep kids interested, especially the candy and ice cream, while adults can browse the clothing, books, gifts and local merchandise. You can make it a quick stop to see the falls, or spend considerably longer wandering around the different shops. If you're visiting Meredith, I'd definitely put Mill Falls Marketplace on the list. It's not a giant shopping destination, and that's precisely the point. It's charming, local, scenic and just a lot of fun to walk around. Grab a treat, look at the shops, take a picture by the waterfall and enjoy the lake. Sometimes the little places are the ones that end up being the most memorable.

Saw the craft festival while driving by so decided to stop. What a gem we found!…read more First of all the craft fair was super cool. It was hosted in the parking lot of the Marketplace, and from what I can gather it's a weekly thing. The vendor selling the fresh kettle corn was amazing, as well as a ton of neat artists. We discovered this marketplace is home to numerous local businesses. These include a bookstore, candy store, Italian restaurant, and a variety of apparel shops. There's also a Ben & Jerry's here. ;) The Market Place itself spasn across 7 buildings according to the directory, however it appears that the main building is attached to the Inn and is where the Waterfall is located. It's a cool spot to explore for couple hours to explore before grabbing a bite to eat. It's conveniently located across tve steeet from Meredith Bay and the famous Meredith Sculpture walk featuring local artists. Definitely recommend stopping here.

Why can't you find at TJ Maxx? This is one stop shopping to find gifts for people who have…read moreeverything. THE DESL: hit up their food section for some unique, imported items and make your own gift basket!

I am not fond of shopping but when I come to Littleton I always stop at the TJ Maxx. This store…read morealways seems to be well stocked no matter what time of year I go. Over the years I have gotten some great deals at this store. Like a le crueset grill pan for $12! I also found Eat Drink and be Merry plates for $5 each, which I love and keep looking for more but I can only find them online for $30 each. The store is clean and well laid out-it's also loaded with designer deals.

Big store with great selection, cute finds and I loved the museum upstairs and one of a kind…read moredisplays and items.

This is a must stop! It's a gift shop that has absolutely…read moreanything you can imagine in it. It just goes on and on. Pricing is not cheap, but average! The two women that work there are not very friendly but not rude. If you have a disability and need to sit down there is only one chair, i was told to go outside. Another woman and myself shared the only chair, off and on. Other than that, it was an amazing store!

I love it here! Really pretty place to hang out; walk around, grab food or just relax…read more There's a pond with boats and There are a few different restaurants as well.

This review is for the Brookside Bistro:…read more It's one of the few fine dining options in Waterville Valley Resorts, if you can call it that, and it fulfills that need. However, the actual food and service, at least for brunch, are just very meh. We had a brunch event, and the fare tasted like a corporate catered breakfast by Sodexho or Flik - not what you would expect from an actual restaurant. The fruit bowl had melon that was left out too long, the hash browns were greasy and bland, the sausage was greasy and salty, and the scrambled eggs were just rubbery and tasteless. The bread options looked like they could have been from Comfort Inn: crumbly bagels, sliced white bread, and English muffins with packets of Philadelphia cream cheese and jelly. No fresh cream cheese or butter! The ONLY bright side was the seafood chowder, which was excellent: creamy and filled with scallops and clams. There was an omelet bar but it's your typical version and almost impossible to mess up. The passed canapes were also very meh:mashed avocado toast, bland bruschetta, and salty & sinewy lox rolls. The service was okay but not spectacular, and the actual ambiance was a nice and rustic but not truly upscale. The bathrooms seemed like public restrooms, which was a bit disconcerting. I would just get the seafood chowder here as that appears to be their claim to fame and skip brunch. 4 stars for the chowder and 2 for everything else for 3 overall - and only because I am comparing on a relative scale to the area.