I rarely go to the mall these days, and Brookfield Square feels a bit like a ghost town with so…read moremany closed shops. There are only a handful of stores left inside, like JCPenney. The outer-facing stores, the food court, and of course the dedicated mall walkers seem to be what keep the space active. That said, I was pleasantly surprised to discover the Saturday farmers market. It's definitely a great reason to visit during the winter months. There were lots of food and craft vendors, and it brought some much-needed energy and community feel back into the mall.

Boo, I used to love shopping here now 3/4 of the stores are vacant. No stores, very few customers…read morewalking around. We did speak to some shopowners who were there who stated the plan is to build a Public Market, similar to the one downtown. That would be awesome. Unfortunately it will take about 2 years to complete

Mayfair has truly passed the test of time in the city. It keeps evolving with the trends and…read moreaesthetics. Even the food court has hooked up with The Times. Plenty of options for all ages in both shopping and dining options. It is my go to in the area. The evening has Security for under age and they even have wristbands once they are checked of age so they are not bothered again.

As malls go this one is alive! In a day and age where we are seeing the demise of the mall this…read morelocation has managed to stay relevant, up to date, and just busy! Great selection of stores, clean environment, lots of parking, a descent food court, and well just a safe environment. When I was here the place was packed! Good to se that at least one mall is keeping the tradition alive!

Bed Bath & Beyond - check Gourmet Grocer - check…read moreFabulous bookstore - check A nice drink at Chancery after shopping? - check It's got it all and then some. Well lite at night and convenient parking make this one of the easiest places to shop.

It's a good shopping center filled to the brim with good stores. Recent additions of the Bed, Bath,…read moreand Beyond and Caribou Coffee make it more delightful to go there. My favorite shops are the Harry W. Schwartz bookstore which always has a neat selection of books and cards. I like the Sendik's too for good produce, meats, and cheeses. The Pavilion has a good mix of stores from apparel retail to books to restaurants.

Very aesthetically pleasing outdoor shopping plaza with a main square and interesting collection of…read morestores and restaurants. We've visited a handful of times for various events they host and always have a great time. In the summer there are free workout classes and yesterday we visited for the tree lighting that also features a drone show and appearances from Santa and Frozen's Elsa and Anna. My go to spots for shopping here are Madewell, Anthropologie, and Altar'd State. The LL Bean is also huge. Lots of parking options (although be aware it can sometimes get very busy) including a parking garage. Very walkable to everything the Corners has to offer

We've been here a number of times over the years…read more While it was exciting and cool at first, it has become busy and tough to walk around/park. I'm also not all that excited about the store and restaurant offerings given the hassle. It does look like they try to use the main space for movies, live streaming games, family nights, etc but we've never tried any of those out. There has been turnover of some stores/restaurants though so always something different to check out. I will say that it's nice to have free parking compared to some other similar mall concepts like this. All in all, good but not great.

Bayshore is a nice outdoor mall with ample free street parking inside the mall and parking lots. I…read morelove to go to Eyebrow Envy to get my eyebrows threaded and I love shopping at Paper Source, GAP, Apple, ULTA, Kohl's, and many other stores. I do wish there weren't so many vacant storefronts but I understand malls have changed over the years, which is unfortunate. Bayshore also offers a variety of restaurants, including the Cheesecake Factory, which many of my friends love to go to for their large menu and delicious cheesecakes. My one negative remark that I will make is that I do not like to go to this mall after dark. It doesn't feel very safe to me, so I stick to only going during the daytime hours. Oh... and there is that one time the parking garage collapsed in 2023... I never park in the parking garage- I never liked them to begin with, even before that happened.

Bayshore is a hidden gem on the north east side of Milwaukee that we need to remember! It has…read morechanged quite a bit over the years, but they keep innovative by constantly changing the courtyard, adding new trendy shops and making a family friendly. It is sure gorgeous during the holidays! Great photo opps if you haven't checked it out yet.

Drexel town square always seems to have something going on! If you live or work in the area, then…read moreyou know summertime at Drexel square is filled with squeals of joy coming from the splash pad and wintertime has twinkling lights galore. It's always beautifully decorated no matter when you visit and plenty of signage to keep you informed of seasonal events. The Oak Creek farmers market is held at Drexel square every Saturday from 9am-1pm in the summer and one I've been to a couple of times. This farmers market has a variety of flowers, fruits, vegetables, honey, cheeses, meats but also a number of local artisans selling their creations. Something for everyone, from jewelry and lotions to soups and jerkies. There was even a live band playing! We opted for a yummy cold brew before picking up some cheese, meat and veggies to fill the free oak creek farmers market bag we received along the way as we walked past the vendor tents. The area was clean, people were friendly and everyone seemed to be enjoying the lovely day at the Oak Creek farmers market. It's worth stopping by to see what local farmers and artisans have for you!

My husband and I randomly wound up at the Drexel Town Square one evening in search for a margarita…read more The green space in the middle is lovely, with benches along the side and pathways that cut through the space. Shops and restaurants occupy most of the ground floor space; luxury apartments are, of course, located above most of the shops. The gorgeous Oak Creek Public Library is located on the south end and there is a there is a grocery shop, pet store, dentist, bank, and more food options adjacent to the Square. Several of the storefronts were unoccupied, likely due to the aftermath that was 2020. It is definitely worth checking out when the weather is nice and you are looking for something new to experience. Come hungry, most of the restaurants have outdoor seating and it would be a great place to enjoy the warm sunshine :)

Been coming here since I was a kid and it keeps getting better. I love the local & unique shops,…read morerestaurants and services Edgebrook has. The location and atmosphere are great and they have lots of events like the Farmer's Market, Music on the Mall and other Arts & Crafts exhibitions.

Great furniture store at this mall. Plenty of parking.read more

St. Vincent de Paul, Plymouth Furniture, Hong Kong Island, US Cellular & McDonald's. Plenty of…read moreparking. This place is fantastic.

Good value, well organized, clean. Customer service is slow…read moreand not friendly. Everyone looks overworked.

Selection isn't as expansive as at other Racks, but the store is bright and clean and well…read moreorganized. Workers are attentive but not intrusive. The mall itself isn't my favorite shopping destination, there isn't enough variety to give me two or three reasons to come here, which is the way malls used to be designed.