Dickson Plaza is on the east side of Midwest city ok. It use to be a thriving shopping center with…read morea large grocery store but it's now has a large workout center plus some specialty shops. It is pretty kuch full and I do see a lot of traffic and cars parked in the lot area. It is being utilize very well. Many different services and selections.

Bens plaza has been here for quite some time. It once was home to one of the only locksmiths close…read moreas well as a tackle and bait shop along with numerous other retail spaces. It's just a small corner strip mall tht has space available. The only thing holding it down right now is a loan place at the north end. Doesn't get a lot of business in this area after dark anymore.

Showplace Market (Moore, OK) June 4, 2026…read more (4/5) Showplace Market in Moore turned out to be a lot more boutique and chic than antique. If you're walking in expecting dusty vintage finds and old furniture, recalibrate -- this place leans much more toward a curated, upscale browsing experience built around fashion, home decor, gifts, jewelry, and the kinds of touches that make a space feel polished and inviting. To put it plainly: this is a woman's playground. The shops, the displays, and the overall vibe are clearly geared toward what most women love about a good day of browsing, and it does that really well. It's the kind of place you could easily lose an hour or two wandering through, picking things up, and finding something you didn't know you wanted. Husbands and partners, just know going in that you're probably looking at a longer visit than you planned for, and find yourself a comfortable bench. It's a fun, well-put-together stop if you enjoy the boutique scene, and the quality of what's on offer felt a notch above your average market. I'd recommend it for anyone in the Moore area looking for a relaxed afternoon of light shopping and browsing.

There are tons of unique and fun finds here. However, if you walk on a walker or with a cane or are…read morein a wheelchair there is pretty much no point in shopping here. Most of the booths are so overstuffed with inventory and displays that you can't even get in them to shop if you fall into one of these categories. I would previously take my wheelchair bound mom to the old location and while sometimes it was a tight squeeze, she was mostly able to browse and shop easily and she spent quite a bit of money there. We were disappointed to find that the set up in the new store made shopping impossible for her. We unfortunately won't be able to come back unless something changes.

Cool place. Prelude is awesome, hot chopsticks is good. Prairie is cool. Great atmosphere and place…read moreto hang out. Service is good. Place is clean.

8th Street Market is a small food hall near OKC downtown. It only has 3 shops at the moment: Hot…read moreChopsticks for Chinese food, Prelude Coffee Roasters for coffee, and Prairie Artisan Ales for alcoholic drinks. A few stores are in the work at the moment. Parking is limited depending on the time of day. Prairie Artisan Ales hosts trivia every Sunday evening, questions are super difficult. 4 stars for lack of stores and parking.

i love out on a limb! i love their clothing and plants! I always go in and buy gifts for friends in…read morethere ! It's my go to spot !! The girls that work there are amazing!

Great time with plant bingo and cocoa Cute, space with…read moreplants, plant accessories, clothes,cute ideas for Gifts. The people that work there are very sweet and helpful love this space. Fun night .

These stores seem to be popping up everywhere. Their like a cross between a dollar tree and dollar…read moregeneral. But with a hip twist. I went into one while traveling about 10 years ago. Now in the last several years their all over the metro. But the stores look the same as I saw 10 years ago. Same type of floor set. Little different departments. Some features seasonal items. You can get about anything under five bucks here. Some nice stuff to cheap to theater candy to sunglasses. I like to stop in one about every season. I usually only buy a few things. But enjoy the fun setting. The staff is always nice but the place is clean. Hard to say for a dollar store type of shop!

On October 5th I returned some wave cat scratching pads. I returned them because they had a super…read morestrong chemical odor. The girl at the register said she would call the manager up. I asked her if she had received any complaints about the smell from them. She said no. I asked her if she could smell it. She did and agreeded it did smell. The manager came up snatched the bag up and asked me in an irritated voice you're returning these? I said yes, but I want to show you this. I took the bag with the scratchers in it and turned it over. I started to explain I said they smell. You can smell it... he asks me again while waving me away from the bag you're returning these right? I said yes, but I just want you to know...I'm not going to smell that he yells. I asked why not? He yells because there is catnip in it! I said no not in this part... He snatched the bag away flipped it over and pointed to the sealed plastic packet of catnip in the front. I said no the smell is coming from the cardboard. His behavior is now escalating. He began waving his arms around and asked again are you returning this? At this point I am concerned by his behavior. I was asking myself why am I being treated this way? What did I do to him? So, I took a deep breath and sighed. I stared at him. He was saying things I couldn't hear. He picked up the receipt took the money out of the register counted it out as he was giving it to me. All I wanted was for him to know what was going on with a product being sold in his store. A product that is for animals who have no voice. They can't tell you this is bad. He didn't want to hear it. I can tell you after that interaction with him the only thing that smells worse then those cat scratchers is his conduct, attitude and total lack of professionalism.

Great little farmers market! Lots of good treats and food options as well as a few vendors with…read moremeat and dairy. Inside so it's open year round too which will be nice in the winter. Will definitely be back!

I like this little market and I wish it was more vendors because I seen almost every vendor there…read moreand bought from everywhere. Recently went and tried couple of new spot that were good overall the folk are nice and you can also use your Wic here and EBT cards . I read they give you coins at a booth just in case anyone is wondering overall good lil market

Review #32…read more Location: 7201 SE 29th Street; off Mid-America Blvd & Town Center Drive, Midwest City, OK 73110. The Town Center is across from the Midwest City, OK, Welcome Center; Tinker AFB; Tinker Bicentennial Park. It is north of I-240, and north of I-40, off exit 157C. It's north of SE 29th Street, south of SE 15th Street, east of S. Air Depot Blvd, and west of S. Midwest Blvd. Details: The Town Center was opened in 2005 and was completed in 2007. There are about 56 stores, restaurants, and services in a 90 plus acre area. I've listed them out, almost in order of location, starting from the west, off Air Depot Blvd, and going east towards Midwest Blvd. Most of the restaurants are along SE 29th Street, towards the front of the Plaza, so it's easier to see and get to them. The base stores, Lowe's, Best Buy, JCPenney, Target, Marshall's, and Kohl's, are situated to the rear of the Plaza; with the remaining stores, food places, and services in the middle stores. During December, the Plaza Market area is decorated with Christmas decorations and lights, with a huge Christmas tree in the center of the Market. The trees along SE 29th Street are lit with different colored lights for every other tree. 1. McAlister's Deli 2. Office Depot 3. Dick's Sporting Goods 4. Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers 5. Jack in the Box 6. Santa Fe Restaurant 7. Logan's Roadhouse 8. Lowe's 9. Steak n' Shake 10. Panda Express 11. Chili's 12. Panera Bread 13. Qdoba Mexican Grill 14. T MOBILE 15. Pink Swirls, (Live Culture Yogurt) 16. Eye Mart 17. PetSmart (a. Banfield Pet Hospital is located inside PetSmart) 18. Hibbett Sports 19. Verizon Wireless 20. Cox Solutions Store 21. The Children's Place 22. Rue 21 23. Catherine's Plus Sizes 24. Cacique Clothing 25. Lane Bryant 26. Ulta 27. Hallmark 28. Golden Phoenix Bistro 29. Weight Watchers 30. Fat Daddy'z Crawfish, Seafood 31. Nail Work & Spa 32. Edible Arrangements 33. Jones Eye Care 34. Batteries + Bulbs 35. Wingstop 36. Sport Clips Haircuts 37. GNC 38. Armed Forces Career Center 39. Vintage Stock: music, movies, video games & more 40. Starbucks Coffee 41. AT&T 42. Firestone Complete Auto Care 43. Payless Shoes 44. The Shoe Dept 45. Versona 46. Old Navy 47. Best Buy 48. JCPenney 49. Target 50. Marshall's 51. Kohl's 52. Pei Wei Fresh Kitchen 53. Old Chicago 54. Cheddar's Casual Cafe 55. Mattress Firm 56. Chick-fil-A Parking: There are plenty of parking spaces by each store, with a few exceptions. You'll have to walk a little for some stores since the parking right next to the middle stores and some of the stores located off SE 29th Street are limited. Personal Experience: I've been to 15 of the listed restaurants and stores, and with the exception of a bad dining experience at Chili's; the places I've been to are clean and the staff have been nice and helpful. I've been to Office Depot, Dick's Sporting Goods, Lowe's, Best Buy, Target, Marshall's, JCPenney, Kohl's, Starbucks, Hallmark, Logan's Roadhouse, Cheddar's Casual Café, Santa Fe Restaurant, Chili's, and Batteries + Bulbs. (Posted on 30 Dec 2015)

This is really close to my job so I definitely go to several shops in the town center plaza…read more Always busy and definitely always safe. Great town plaza in my opinion.