CHAOS. Bristol Place is one of the WORST setup shopping…read morecenters in existence. Even though Attleborough isn't the "nicest" city in the state of MA, they should have enough funds to clean up this area entirely. Having to drive through the train station area made this whole experience completely "ghetto". There are barely any decent stores in the shopping center, and now with the closure of Kmart, who knows how long that huge space will stay vacant! Home Depot and Market Basket are the best attractions, but you really don't need to come down here for anything. Bob's Furniture and Bob's Stores (not to be confused) are both decent, but not a great attraction. No decent restaurants.... Olive Garden & McDonald's just won't cut it. And the entire parking lot layout is the most pointless thing ever. If you are coming from the direction of I-95 or Route 1, you have to go down and around an alley where the train goes and under a bridge to only come out to a complete cluster jam outside Market Basket. Then, there will be another cluster jam in front of the Kmart area. And then again, upon leaving, there will be a huge traffic jam leading the whole way back out to get back onto Newport Avenue, since there is a traffic light in the parking lot! I came to check out the closing sale for Kmart, and it wasn't even worth it. I won't ever be back to this shopping center unless there is something that opens that I cannot live without (which is so unlikely). The seagulls in the parking lot were eventful though! Just a complete cluster of people and cars that was laid out so poorly..... I'm sure Atlantic Retail is regretting the way they decided to build Bristol Place! 1 star.

This shopping area is ok, waiting for whatever is going to open up where K Mart used to be. I do…read moreagree with the traffic flow being so screwed up. only one way in and out in either direction. Target would have done good there. I think redirecting traffic another way out would be a good idea.

This is an average shopping center with distinct stores that I usually go to for a specific item…read more It's not really one of those market places where you can just wander and stroll to see what's new. It's pretty much anchored by Lowe's, Ulta, Dick's sporting goods, DSW and JoAnn fabrics. The location is not bad though, it's right on US-1 (aka Washington St) very close to a Target and a Walmart, so it's an easy area to go to and hit many different stores. The traffic is still a bit of a challenge in this part of North Attleboro. There' s lots of parking, so that it's not an issue at all.

This is a large, well laid out, new plaza. Enjoyable to…read moreshop at this center, rather than the small Fashion Crossing or old S. Attleborough Square. This plaza doesn't have that many AMAZING places to go.... the only being the Jo-Ann Superstore here (that is HUGE!), otherwise, nothing out of the ordinary. DSW, Dick's Sporting, Lowe's (yet don't bother, this Lowe's is terrible!), Ulta Beauty, Monkey Joe's (what even is that?), Bed Bath & Beyond, and Raymour & Flanigan Furniture. It's nice that it's not DIRECTLY on Route 1 and sort of hidden behind everything, with a huge parking lot and useful setup (without any traffic issues, which is GREAT, since I live near a ton of shopping centers with so much traffic and getting in and out problems). Overall, doesn't have everything or a supermarket (yet I guess you could say Walmart is right up the extension road from Route 1...), or that many great places to go, besides Jo-Ann, which everyone should go to.... otherwise, 4 stars.

This is a very busy shopping center since its anchors are very well known national chains. They…read morehave a Whole Foods, Staples, Starbucks, McDonald's and Petco stores. There's parking for about 390 cars, so it's a pretty large lot and on average more than 10,000 cars pass through this part of N Main St every day. Almost half a million people live within a 10 mile radius of this shopping center, so it does have a good potential customer base. The traffic in and out of the center can be chaotic as many people visit the various stores in here...still, with a little patience, it works...

I love how this store is closer to home now. The service here is always friendly and attentive…read more Love the selection and random items they have. The mini figures are my favorite and the stationery items. The value of the items are affordable and a great deal for gift giving. Will be back.

This week I had one of those wonderful experiences at the store. I've been looking for several days…read moreand a couple of the volunteer for toy airplane for a child on the Angel tree for Christmas. A friend of mine. Daughter had seen the airplane for sale on the five and below website And they did have some when I called the used to hearing Newport Avenue. They had to give me the number of the North Attleboro store on route one which is Washington Street when I called that store again the experience was wonderful. They were kind helpful. she put me on hold a man while she went to go get it. They sure had one. They held it behind the counter until the next day because I was working you couldn't get there that night when I got there. I brought them her plant just to say thank you for all the trouble so she went through everybody so kind and helpful. Explain how you read the cash system and stuff worked and just thought that they were just really into their job. They really wanted to help the customer. They really want you to walk away with the one thing you've been looking for and I absolutely did.

Fashion Crossing is an alright shopping plaza in general, but the entire parking situation is…read morehorrible. Normally I wouldn't penalize shopping center for something like not enough parking, but really here, it's the design of the parking lot and the tight width of each parking aisle. If you are backing up, you'll nearly back into the car behind you (WATCH OUT!) and at the weird location of the exit is always some sort of backup. Cars going every which way and almost always a traffic jam. Stop signs are also placed incorrectly and aren't feasible in the current design. Stores in this complex are alright, but with all of the other huge shopping centers throughout this mega retail strip of Route 1, it's not nearly the best. Plus, they could have made it more open when they built this complex because the gigantic plaza with Jo-Ann and BB&B, behind this one (the North Attleborough Marketplace), has so much parking and more than enough space. Poor planning on the architect for this plaza. Also, website for this shopping plaza is old, not updated, and not accurate. It says it's located on Prospect Avenue in North Attleborough! It is on South Washington Street.. hello! Store assortment is alright, but nothing really too special. With all of the trouble finding parking on basically any weekend it isn't worth any of the spots in this complex. Nothing's just over the top "great". If you are wondering, here is a list of most of the stores and restaurants in this complex: Longhorn Steakhouse Panera Bread Massage Envy Alfredo Bridal Marshalls SuperCuts GameStop Carter's Massage Envy Jenny Craig Five Below Old Navy Yogurt City Pier 1 Imports and a few other stops. Alright, but much work needed for this to work for the high-volume area that Route 1 is. And definite reconstruction in the parking lot, most of all! Currently, 2 stars for "Fashion" Crossing.

This mall was once *the place to shop! We visited years ago and Sears looked to be on it's way out…read moreand there were a few empty store fronts at that time. Now, it's more empty spots than occupied. The mall itself appears to be kept clean. Restrooms are older but clean. Light on the concourse seems to come exclusively through the sky light. Food court on third floor has Thai food and you can see Boston Pita just across the mall. Anchor stores include Macy's and JCPenney. Most of the high end stores remain like Holster , Abecrombie and Victoria Secret along with a fragrence and a sunglasses store. Other stores include FYI, The Children's Place and Newbury Comics. An escape room is also in residence, a nail kiosk by apppintment and eyebrow threading. Games are scattered along the mall concourse such as VR and Claw machines. It's really sad to see this once thriving mall so quiet. As we walked the floors I wondered if this could be turned into a multi-use building to include retail and food on the lower level, or on one side, and residential on the upper levels or opposite side. Plenty of parking, not too far from commuter rail, and super convenient for residents to have shopping and restaurants just out their door. Might even grow the retail options - Something similar to The Arcade in PVD. In a world in need of more housing it feels like a win for developers, the city, the stores and the residents imho.

GHETTO! This mall is GHETTO! The only time this mall sees foot traffic is when sports cards…read moreenthusiasts pack the ground floor with their shenanigans. But let me tell you why this mall is so helpless... THE BATHROOMS! I was here earlier and I needed to use the bathroom. I was in Macy's and found theirs, but the men's room was locked. A sign said I had to find an employee for assistance. The two I saw were busy with other customers and I didn't have time to wait, I needed to go. I trekked to the food court area where I used the bathroom there. This was neither sanitary or parliamentary! 1.) the toilets do not flush unless you hold down the handle for an extended period of time. HOORAY! 2.) there are three hand washing sinks yet only ONE of them was working, and only cold water was coming out. 3.) the hand dryers do not work! No paper towels either. So you walk out the bathroom with wet hands that didn't get properly cleaned due to the improper water temperature. It's probably a good thing many food spots left this place... I have yet to see a revitalization in progress. All I see is random vending machines that nobody pays attention to. Good luck!

Love this store. A hidden gem with truly a little bit of everything. From food, household kitchen…read moreitems, paper products, furniture, diapers, toys, rugs the list goes on and on. Every time you shop you're getting a great deal. Clothes are always 50% off! Inventory is always changing and the owner Jeff is the best.

If you like hunting for a good deal and don't mind digging around in random assortments of things,…read morethis is the place for you. This place is sort of a cross between the old Building 19 and Job Lot, full of closeouts, random merchandise, and overstocks from other retailers. I usually only visit here once a year to stock up on full size candy for Halloween because they have the cheapest prices around. (just be sure to check expiration dates!) Follow them on social media where they highlight weekly specials and deals.

I would recommend this Burlington over the newer locations in Seekonk and N.Attleboro. They have…read more50% more clothing options in all sizes and the staff are much nicer and down to earth.

This is a pretty quality Burlington with an excellent selection of kitchen items. I picked up some…read morereally quality cookie sheets here last year and they are still going strong after being used at least a few times each week. This place also helped me out right before the lockdown as it was one of the few places I could find that still had some hand sanitizer and hand soaps. I'm not a fan of the clothes and accessories (jewelry and bags) at Burlington but find it's a great place to shop for kitchen things and occasionally shoes. Don't miss the Aldi in the same complex.

I discovered this thrift and antique establishment in the past 6 months and I was saddened to learn…read morethat it has actually existed for several years. Props to all of regional micro influencers for giving this business the spotlight that it deserves. Unlike other thrift & antique shops in the region, this one's entirely above ground and well lit. Every booth (which are many) is well organized and maintained. Quite a few booths had percentages off which might be a recession indicator, but I'll still love a discount. My most treasured find was a clock shaped purse with a functional clock. Did I need this? Not necessarily. Is it going to become apart of my personality? Probably. Did I already stage it for its own personal photo shoot? Absolutely!

Awesome selection of mid century furniture and accessories! There are a bunch of different rooms…read morethat are great for treasure hunting!