convenient location for those in the northshore ma area. overall wouldn't recommend stopping here…read moreas there's nothing crazy that the place has to offer, just some slacking essentials.

From the owner: North Beverly Plaza is an open air shopping and dining destination situated on Route 1A immediately…read moreoff Route 128 in Beverly, MA. The center features a unique blend of retailers including Modell's Sporting Goods, Shaw's Supermarket, Staples, The Paper Store, UPS Store, Unleashed by Petco, and Dressbarn. The center also hosts an array of restaurants including Panera Bread, Chipotle Mexican Grill, and Freeda's Pizza and Calzone. Additionally, for your wellness and beauty needs, there is a CVS Pharmacy, Massage Envy, and Elizabeth Grady Spa.

Pretty large Mall and extensive area parking! Easy to maneuver and plenty of shops to browse plus…read morearea seating and several places to eat and spend the whole day wondering and enjoy what's there! Busy but not overly crowded!

There's something so nostalgic about this mall for me. Though now they have many new stores here…read moresince the last time I stepped foot inside, a lot of it stayed the same. I just remember growing up, we used to go apple picking down the street and we'd always stop by afterwards for some Chick-fil-A. The Chick-fil-A in Northshore Mall was one of the only locations that Massachusetts had at that point in time (I believe?) or at least the only one I had visited as a kid because the ones near me had not arrived yet. Northshore Mall is the only mall in MA to have a JCPenney now. Still a pretty lively & busy mall when I last visited about a week ago! As I walked through the mall, it felt a bit dated compared to the other malls (Natick, Burlington, etc). Very early 2000s kind of vibe with a mix of some popular stores you'd find at most shopping malls, along with a couple small businesses... they've even got a barber shop in here! Overall, I find that not much has changed at Northshore. Seems like an okay mall for quick, casual shopping. Nordstroms will be gone soon and replaced with a Dick's Sporting Goods. I wouldn't go out of my way to shop here, however, it was still nice to visit!

The Essex street pedestrian mall is the main street in Salem, MA with many shops and attractions…read more In September, I enjoyed walking up and down the street to see the Halloween decorations and checking out the stores. I went into a store called Trolley Depot, which is your first stop for EVERYTHING in Salem. There are visitor info, clothing (hoodies and t-shirts), souvenirs, books, jewelry, great gifts, and collectibles. I came across Witch City Cartoons by Francis Sweeney and purchased one. They also sell water for $1.00. I'm sure you'll come across Essex street pedestrian mall when you walk around Salem, but definitely check it out if you don't.

Nothing flashy, but nice selection of stores, mostly with a witch theme, a couple restaurants, a…read morenail salon, and post office boxes make up this mall. Perhaps more importantly, done one of the halls are bathrooms that are publicly accessible. They are kind of run down, and aren't vert sanitary, but at least for the guys to do #1, it does the job. The mall itself also isn't very flashy, and most if not all the stores seem tourist trappy, but the main parts of the mall seem clean and lit. All on one level with multiple entrances, I'm sure its probably wall to wall people during the September to October time frame, but the rest of year there's only a handful of people in the mall when I've been there.

This mall has an interesting layout. A lot of big box stores and a movie theater are attached to it…read morebut not really accessible from within. It's clean and bright inside but kind of desolate. There is a church taking up a considerable amount of the inside. Some restaurants and a couple of kiosks. It's kind of sad how the mall has gone by the wayside. It used to be a very convenient way to shop, but this one just doesn't have much to be desired.

This place is actually getting so much better ever since I started going there. There are new…read morestores opening up and some grocery areas outside too. They also have sky zone inside, which is a nice addition for kids I wanted to play and then there is a new claw machine Area that opened recently so that's also fun for the kids mostly it's like shopping like five below or like Marshalls and some food places around the front of the mall. It's not too expensive either since it's a little further from the city so you get some deals. If you're just a little patient walking around in there the cafeteria is pretty quiet so far. I've only noticed to food stores in there so I would say there's not much of a selection and it's a good thing there are restaurants in front of the building. I'm sure I will be back at some point.

pretty ratchet vibes for a plaza and high traffic volume. overall has quirky employees and subpar…read moreproduct.

Good Plaza with good stores, namely Ocean State, Market Basket and the liquor store. I just wish…read morethey would clear the drug addicts scamming people for money there at the entrance. The other day some degenerate was asking for money and his pregnant GF was slouched against the sign there pretending to be half dead.

ocean state job lot is the place to be if you need something like food snacks plants gardening…read morevegetables tents

Great prices and you never know what new item will be there. The people are personable and helpful…read more I also love the "eat for free" section and the Crazy Deals! I love getting great products that are far more expensive anywhere else.

Wonderful items and customer service! The staff was helpful and friendly and I would definitely…read morecome back again.

They have had a wide, well -stocked skin care/makeup section, which included very good brands…read more Unfortunately, they have minimize the makeup/skin care products. They carry to the point that it is not worth making a trip there just for that which I used to do.

Worthy Girl is my favorite consignment store in Beverly. They cater to a younger demographic and…read morethe clothes reflect that. I love how the clothes are organized by style and size here. I've been shopping here for years and always find cute stuff. The employees are always nice and helpful, and I like that there's dressing rooms to try everything on. Prices are more expensive than a thrift store (like Saver's) but that's to be expected. For pants I've paid $13-21.

Yes, they have a great selection and the shop is well organized. They definitely cater to a younger…read moredemographic, which is maybe why the staff is at best indifferent and at worst rude when an older person shops there. Hey - even though I'm no longer young, I wear a size 4 or 6 and like cute clothes!