It's the shopping strip that houses Publix and other stores in Metrowest. It's on the corner of…read moreWestpointe Blvd and Hiawassee. A beautiful fountain with horses greet you at the entrance. Parking is plenty, and most people visit for the restaurants, and of course, Publix. Unfortunately, many restaurants fail within 1 - 3 years, but the current restaurants inside the strip include Marco's, Yami Restaurant, Tacos Andres, and A Brasileria. There is also a pets supermarket and even a liquor store. Taco Bell and Triust are also in this mall. Parking is plentiful, but beware of inconsiderate people parking in the no parking area, especially near restaurants and the liquor store. It's still a decent place for shopping and dining. Overall: B

Now there is a farmers market walking distance to Pulix closer to Crafted Restaurant…read more The market gets bigger & bigger each week. The shopping center has everything a Vet, Awesome bike shop, medical care, salon, nail place, hair cuts. Love to see MetroWest growing.

I remember when the mall used to be a lot smaller! I used to have a smaller food, court way before…read morethe dining pavilion was created. There were older shops like KB toys and EB games. I spent my childhood walking through this mall. I remember when they used to be a convenience store over by where the shake shack is. About a decade ago, they revamp the mall and gave it a new breath of life. Honestly, the mall was about to go down downhill if they didn't add the large, larger dining pavilion and put more modern shops . Some of the classics are still there like wash, Victoria's Secret, and Bath & body Works. Shops that have withstood the test of time and modernized.

Pretty big mall! I really love all the stores there. So many stores and stores that I have not seen…read moreor heard of. Stores like Macy's, JC Penney's, and Dillard's are so much bigger than the ones back in CO! I love this mall. Plenty of places to eat. Look forward to coming back here when visiting

I have been coming here for a few months because the Phenix salons is here where I go have my hair…read moredone, but there's so many other restaurants stores and salons around

I love this shopping center. The publix is the nicest in the area. Hand & Stone is where I have a…read moremassage membership. There are multiple places to grab food from upscale (Christini's) to fast (Chipotle) & everything in between. Martin Tailors is my go to for anything that needs a hem etc. There is a Good Will Express drop off donation center which I love to drop stuff off before I go to Home Goods so I do not feel like the packrat I am. There are several beauty related places (nail, hair salons/ULTA). Drycleaners, Banks, Eye dr, BUT my favorite is Home Goods & now Home Sense.

Stoneybrook West Village has Publix, Stoneybrook Mail Center, Hot on Yoga, The Big Easy, China Wok,…read moreFirst Class Cleaners, Subway, Regions Bank, Centra Nails and a few more. There is plenty of parking and the signage is good. They keep the shopping center well maintained and clean. It is easy to get in and out of the shopping plaza. Across the street on both sides there is additional shopping and dining opportunities.

Publix is convenient for us, however their prices can be quite high on things like fruit and meat…read more $11 for 2 chicken breasts is too high. We eat meat maybe 2x a week bc of the prices have gone so high. Now I understand why so many are going to meat delivery and Aldi foods.

Nice shopping centre Osceola Parkway at John Young parkway in Kissimmee…read more Starbucks, Hobby Lobby, Marshals and many other great stores Large parking lot for easy parking with easy access Enjoyed the experience

Good addition to the The Loop & The Loop West. This shopping center has several competing stores…read moresuch as a hobby lobby & pet supermarket. The Loop and The Crosslands each have a Ross. Both have several eateries such as Noodles & Company, Chili's, Outback, Pei Wei, Bonefish Grill, Chick-Fil-A and Pollo Tropical, Starbuck's and the new Culver's. Parking is ample here and what you can not find in the Loop, or the Loop West you can find here in the Crosslands.

This is an older shopping plaza on 192 that is relatively well maintained and there is plenty of…read moreparking. The biggest problem is that there are not a lit of retail shopping places here. The biggest retailer here is dd's Discounts and next door to that is a Kissimmee Meat & Produce. Honestly, I have never heard of that supermarket, i am assuming that it is a local independent supermarket. All in all, I guess my recommendation would be that unless you have a particular destination that is located in the shopping plaza hey, I was just passing by. It is not that it is bad, there is just nothing really here you're looking to do some shopping or perhaps some window-shopping.

Offers a MUCH better parking situation too the other side of the loop and still had great stores…read moreand restaurants. The main side is difficult to not only park but there is a ton of crazy traffic making it stressful. This side is still busy but no where near the chairs level. I like that it offers stores that are within walking distance of each other and not quite as spread out. A few are a bit of a walk, but it's rarely worth getting in and out if the car for, we just walk it. Overall: A Less chaotic than the 'main side' with better parking situation.

Lots of awesome stores! Most of my work clothes I get from TJ Max and JCPenny. Plus great fast food…read morerestaurants suck as Tropical Smoothie and Pei wei. Books A Millions with an inner coffee shop! However, I feel like the layout of the stores is sort of messed up and traffic can get hectic.

This small plaza is geared more for businesses offering services than shopping, but if you are…read morecoming here to meet one of the businesses, it appears relatively well-maintained. It is also just off of Orange Avenue, so it is convenient and there is ample parking.