Great stores on both sides of the complex! Wish there were more clothing stores and that everyone…read morekept the same hours.

Nice shopping plaza for sure! I was there to take a morning walk but couldn't help but notice the…read morefantastic variety in stores and upscale architecture

Whether you're here to shop, eat, or get a little exercise in...oak park mall is definitely a spot…read morefor it all. Depending on which shop you stop at, service and value differs. I'm yet to have a bad experience with any store owners. There are some pricey shops but I've also seen inexpensive places to shop as well. It all depends on where you stop. Definitely recommend coming here if you're a kc native or just simply touring the city. For those with kiddos, I recommend the kids play zone, my daughter loved the carousel ride.

Went shopping with a friend recently to see what deals they had at clothing stores. Many stores…read morewere running winter sales which were very good! Impressed with the variety of stores and the food court never disappoints.

These reviews are ridiculous... maybe these people don't understand what an Amazon liquidation…read morestore is. (?) This is a great store They rotate the items regularly and the staff Is courteous and kind

This is a third-world disaster zone. Enter at your own risk. When I first walked in they had just…read moreopened but nothing has changed. It's as if an Amazon delivery truck picked up all the unwanted returns, and didn't stop for anyone to empty the truck and bring the items in, but rather the truck drove into the store and what fell out, fell out. I believe I found some of my returns in here. I'm surprised this store is here off of Metcalf. I can see if this store were off of Southwest Blvd in K.C., KS. or maybe in Olathe because of what has happened to Olathe, but here in Metcalf J.C.? The items are varied. A lot of mismatched items and as someone else had said, like garage sale unwanted items. I guess if you are young, lucky to have moved out on your own, this would be the place to get some light house furnishings and kitchen utensils.

U have to like the shopping center and u want to know why? first, treats unleashed, traders joe,la…read morebodega,LL bean, and the area is pet friendly with fresh water bowls everywhere and treats too,apple store is here and coffee house and those are the reason this place is awesome, check them out

From the owner: People shop Hawthorne Plaza because of the stores that can't and won't be found anywhere else…read more National brands like The Container Store and Lilly Pulitzer selected 119th & Roe for their only area flagship stores. With cult-favorite brands located next door to locally owned favorite boutique stores, you can see what makes Hawthorne Plaza the most unique shopping center in the KC metro.

I love this area of a Overland Park. There are several shops and restaurants around. Not to…read moremention a movie theater right there and a one of a kind beautiful glass museum building. Lots of activities in the area. Pinstripes has bowling inside the restaurant and Chicken N pickle is also near by if you want to partake in a game of pickleball. Prairie-fire also host a series of outdoor concerts during the summer, usually every Thursday. Easy access to garage parking. It's always a fun time there.

DO NOT move here if you want sleep. Submitted countless noise complaints and they do NOTHING about…read moreit. they do not tend to their residents. Looks good on the outside but a living hell on the inside. Hallways constantly smell like dogs and weed. I wish there was an option for Zero Stars.

I had an excellent time here today! Jessica was instrumental in helping me find the perfect size in…read morea Dress I wanted to purchase for a Birthday Dinner tomorrow. She is very friendly and efficient, and I can't wait to tell everybody at Work on Monday how amazing she is!

This store reminded me of going to your local department store. Reminiscent of my youth. The place…read morewhere you walk in and lose yourself for a few hours wondering around to different departments, up and down the escalator and in each place encountering a dressed up sales person ready to help you in any way. I admit I do enjoy the experience! I understand this isn't for everybody and I also realize some folks would feel they may not get the same treatment. I think that's something important to acknowledge in reality and something I hope Von Maur takes very seriously. I did note that they offer an interest free card and that is incredible and unheard of these days! I didn't think to look but I really hope they offer a layaway plan as well. And hopefully for a very small fee since some folks may not qualify for credit but would still like to buy a nice gift for someone. I absolutely signed up for the interest free card. This is very smart of this company because they will get your business but not charge you absorbent interest! Refreshing! I did enjoy my couple of hours there. Not being from the Midwest, I had never heard of Von Maur but I wondered in because I was curious!. It's very lovely and they had decorated for the holidays. Unfortunately, I did not see a live piano player on the first floor but the piano was there and they had lovely piano music throughout the store. They have numerous departments with many fine offerings in apparel, cosmetics, accessories, and more. I didn't see any home goods which I would have enjoyed as well but it's not a huge store. I'm not sure if that's offered at any other location but maybe 1 day, it'll be added. I also wish they had a larger selection of petites but at least they have that section! Let's talk about price... There are a lot of mid range (nice but not outrageous) designer brands. You can easily spend over $100 on a pair of jeans or $200 on a dress or coat. BUT, they also have sales (I saw a lot of 30% off on some brands) and they have sale racks with markdowns. By wondering around I figured out there's 2 levels of sales racks. One is a first mark down. Here you'll find the $160 jeans for $80-$125 (as an example), but there's also a second section of mark down racks in the departments (usually 2-3 racks) with a second mark down. Here I found a $120 dress for $35 as an example. I think while it's definitely a more expensive, luxury brand place, there are some more budget friendly options. Everything I bought that night was on sale. AND I found a pen mark on a dress I really wanted that was on double mark down. The incredibly nice sales lady in the department walked the dress all the way upstairs to the alterations department and they all tried to get the mark out for me. She was equally attentive to me as a customer buying a $35 dress as one that cost $200. Even when she could not get the mark out, she helped me decide on another one from the sales rack that was also $35. I really loved that and when I need that $200 dress, I'll go back to Von Maur and when I want to have fun buying a few super sale dresses, pants, etc, I'll also go back to Von Maur because they valued me no matter what my budget was that night! I wish I had gotten her name. Just in case, she was around 5'3-5'4, shoulder length blonde hair, and was wearing a cute set from the store which I want to go back and get now. lol she was working in the downstairs juniors and women's department area on the night of 11/29/25. She is great! Make sure you treat her well! All the sales associates I encountered were terrific. Another one helped me open my interest free card. We closed down the store that night but were never made to feel as if we had to rush out even though we were respectful and paid and left right after they closed. Go visit this MidWest (established in Iowa) department store! I know I'll be going back and hopefully update with some pics!

The Crown Center is a family friendly shopping and entertainment spot. Mostly clean and well…read moremaintained space. There are shops like Hallmark, Crayola, Starbucks, convenience store, tea store, souvenir store, Halls (luxury store, mostly expensive goods), local KC good store and so many different restaurants. The hallway connects it to entertainment places like Hallmark visitor center, Kaleidoscope, Sealife and Lego Center. In the plaza they also had ice rink and Christmas decorations. There's indoor parking, street car stop and Union station (minutes away) for guests. Throughout the day, lots of tourists, including families with kids visit this center. The restaurants have varieties like bbq, pizza and sandwiches. Sheridan's frozen custard is a really popular ice cream store. It is also connected to Westin hotel via passageway. I did struggle a bit the signs and directions. There were not clear in some corners. Security personnel are available throughout the plaza, we took some direction help from them. But overall it's a prime spot in KC.

We take our kids to crown center multiple times a year (ice skating, restaurants, coterie theatre…read moreare all wonderful). The parking system up to now has been easy to navigate and validate at any shop. The new "frictionless" parking system is an obnoxious data grab, irritating to set up (I do not want to make an account for every place I park), and impossible for people who choose not to have a smartphone on them at all times (me). :) I'm sure it cost a lot to implement, but every person I've talked to has also found it frustrating. Will be ice skating elsewhere from now on and choosing alternative parking from the crown center garages whenever possible.

This is a wonderful open space outlet shopping location. They several popular brands like Nike,…read moreAdidas, Express, Vans, H&M, Crocs, Converse, Tommy Hilfiger, Polo Ralph Lauren, Banana Republic, Old Navy, Boss, and Sephora. There's also high end brands like Coach, Kate Spade, Michael Kors and Tory Burch. I loved how the pathways are filled with grass and natural plants. Other than shopping, this place has lots of entertainment and dining options. They have an AMC right in the middle section. The Dave & Buster is in the left wing. There are multiple restaurants including Yard House, Five Guys, Panera and Chipotle. I loved how the pathways are filled with grass and natural plants. We spent couple hours here on New Year's day. It wasn't busy, so we had great shopping experience. Staff members in all the stores provided a friendly service. We bought a bunch of stuff from different stores. All the stores offered got discount, between 25% - 75%. I wish the signs were little better so we could know what shops are in what direction. We drove to both ends of parking lot to explore both sides since it was really cold to walk outside. But overall it seemed to be the go to shopping spot in and around KC.

Came to the outlet on the New Year Day. Almost no people so it was really nice to walk around…read morewithout any line. It has many fashion stores, jewelry, shoes etc. It also has AMC and Dave&Buster on site. A lawn area for kids to run around. Most stores were running some discount for the holidays so I would say the price was reasonable. But keep in mind that KC charges 10% city tax.

Sheels offers far more than your regular sporting goods store!! If you ask me, I can send every…read moreweekend here and never get bored because it's more of a local attraction than a store lol.. haha! The main attractions for me are the Ferris wheel, the aquarium entry area and the cafe (+ sweets store). However, they have so much more to offer. It has departments for all sorts of team sports, all types of outdoor and adventure sports like fishing or hunting, fitness, footwear, games, toys, apparel, home goods and more. Do not forget to have the pizza and fudge at the cafe after a long stroll at the store. Also on the second floor they have beautiful taxidermy animals areas which is a fantastic site. It can get busy on the weekends so plan your visit accordingly because it's hard to get parking outside the store. Overall it's a clean, huge store with super friendly staff and a must visit if you're in the area!!

An amalgamation of Dick's Sporting Goods, Bass Pro, and Great Wolf Lodge given birth to a…read morelove-child named Scheels. It's totally one part corporate, crisp, functional retail goods store, and another part taxidermy animals, rides, fudge, and hunting & fishing gear like you'd find at Bass Pro. We took our kids here on a winter break, gray day and it was a lot of fun. First off, there's a mini aquarium when you walk in -- it's nothing to write home about, but it gets the kids attention and they realize right away this is a fun store. From there, you can't miss the gigantic ferris wheel in the middle of the store. Gonna be real, it's fun and worth the wait but also a bit nerve wracking. Something is just odd about quietly swaying at the top of a department store quietly for such a long time. My daughter was like, "Dad, I'm scared to look down!" and all I could think was, "so am I, kid, so am I." We both agreed it's pretty fun once it gets going. There's also a little bowling area where you get five frames for a buck, and ditto to a little arcade game area as well. There's toy stores, outdoor goods, quality brands of clothes and outfitting, and really a nice answer to online shopping. In fact, it feels like malls used to feel in the 90's but a modern spin on everything. We did eat here but I'd say skip it. I didn't find anything I wanted and when I went to finish off my kids chicken tenders I was super underwhelmed and ended up pitching them. I will say at this time they carry Sylas & Maddy's ice cream (best IC in the city IMO) so that was a nice surprise treat. What more could you want if out shopping with the kids?! It's a great spot to kill a quiet afternoon.