Stony Point Fashion Park is just south of the James River in Richmond, VA. This open air shopping…read moremall hosts over 100 shops and restaurants and it's anchored by Saks Fifth Avenue, Dillard's and CineBistro, an upscale establishment where moviegoers can dine while enjoying a major motion picture or the best in art and independent films. Visitors to the center can enjoy a dog-friendly shopping environment in a charming park - like atmosphere and find some of the most sought out retailers. Tiffany & Co., Anthropologie, P.F. Chang's, Vineyard Vines, Restoration Hardware, Brio Tuscan Grille, Sur La Table, and many more. The hours of operation are M-Sat 10-9 Sun 12-6 You can find more than shopping here . They offer a program Live 360° . This is an interactive program of classes, demonstrations, workshops and more allowing the community to actively engage around their interests. They offer Salsa lessons , River City Spirit Festival , and many more community events . Check out the event calendar on the website .

This shopping center is open air so come ready to walk outside from store to store. A lot of of the…read morestores have unfortunately closed or were replaced by lesser known stores. That is a little disappointing. However, there are still nice places to eat like Fleming's. I also love the Anthropologie there and their staff are so friendly and helpful. However, it does seem like the shopping options are narrowing as the years go by.

Nice little shopping center, I have been visiting this place since I was a little girl in the 90's…read more I hope this sign never changes, it holds a lot of memories for me and my family.

I'm a fan of Willow Lawn Shopping Center. I remember it's early days as an outdoor mall, then…read morebecoming an enclosed shopping center, and then back to an outdoor mall. I even remember going to the movies at the Willow Lawn Cinema! Man I'm old! Through all of its growing pains, face lifts and renovations, I have continued my support of this centrally located shopping center. Some restaurants have come and gone, but there's always a good selection of eateries. I'm a regular at Ross, Old Navy and DSW. I'm hoping there will be an influx of business with the new Dick's Sporting Goods store here! I love the Five Guys, Noodles, Tropical Smoothie, Panera and Chick-fil-A. This A.C. Moore doesn't have as much as some of the other shops, but I patronize it in a pinch. Alpha Comics is here and I love browsing in that store and it's right across from Ducks Donuts! The Kroger is always packed, I avoid it. It's nice that they've added a play area and a picnic spot too! The parking configuration is a bit confusing sometimes, but it's not hateful. This mall is one structure that seems to always reinvent itself! Overall, I'm glad this RVA classic mall has survived thru the decades! Keep on truckin' Willow Lawn! Yep, I said it!

Willow Lawn is great for Staples, AC Moore, and Kroger, but if I'm looking for anything more, this…read moreis not my pick. However, it's undergone a big facelift over the last few months and I'm interested to see what happens with it! Aside from Old Navy, there aren't any clothing shops I'd be interested in perusing, but there's a new taphouse that I'd like to check out. There's also a Five Guys, a liquor store, Starbucks, Panera, and Noodles & Co if you're hungry or thirsty. It's your typical strip mall, with smaller stores in an outdoor setting. I do think it's headed in a much more positive direction as a result of the building renovations, so my fingers are crossed that they're able to pull in more anchor stores to make this a more popular shopping destination. Parking is never a problem, and the holiday decorations get two thumbs up from this girl! And did I mention the Staples is great? Because it is.

Lovely outdoor mall at the area. I can see this is a really good neighborhood. Very well paved and…read moreconstructed. Kids play area through out the mall. Great for family. I love it has hallway/balcony. It's great for the hot days and rainy days. We were there in the middle of heatwave. Definitely helped a lot. Great selection of brands and shops, fashions, accessories, shoes, food and beverage etc. I don't really see any sale or discount signs at any store. Most likely just regular prices.

We came to this place to get some ice cream from Cold Stone, but it turned to be a such a fancy…read morepleasant shopping center. It was open space layout with two floors of structures. In open spaces they had lots of kids activity and relaxing spots. Whole area was kept clean and constantly monitored, excellent service all around. There were several escalators, elevators and restrooms throughout the shopping center. Plenty of parking spots were available all around, pavements could use some improvement. As we walked around for a bit, I found many of my favorite stores like Lululemon, Dick's, Lego, H&M and an Apple Store too. It was a good mix of popular and expensive brands. They had Macy's and Dillard's departmental stores. Several of the restaurants included CFK, Chick fil a, Chipotle, The Cheesecake Factory, Texas De Brazil, Magliano's and lots more. Initially we went just to just visit Cold Stone, but we ended up spending couple of hours at this shopping center. I also found the rare Capital One cafe. We spent time shopping in Dick's as well. Overall I was really impressed by the quality and offering of this shopping center but since it's outdoor, feels very sweaty walking on hot days..

Came here to try some mall Chinese food at China Garden, rated as one of the top spots in the area…read more Upon approaching the counter, we were greeted by a pleasant young lady who walked us through the items they had and offered us samples to try. We settled on the Bourbon chicken, orange chicken, and General Tao's chicken with lo mein. They had a Bourbon chicken daily special with veggies for under $8.50. We got the three entree special for under $12. The chicken dishes were each really good and fresh with each having their distinct flavor profile. All in all, really good "mall" Chinese food that I would come back to when in the area.

So many stores for alt people!! (Hot Topic, Spencer's, EarthBound, Box Lunch, etc) They also have a…read morecolorful food court with places like El Molino, Chick-Fil-A, Happy Yappy Boba, etc. I recommend this place to everyone!! My favorite place in the mall is Barnes & Noble

This large outdoor shopping center has a few dozen stores and is laid out so that you're going to…read morebe driving from store to store as you complete your shopping. Plenty of parking, which is helpful. Bath & Body Works, JCPenney, Petsmart, Target and other retail. McDonald's, Panera, Qdoba, Red Lobster, Friday's and Panera. There is even a Tesla Supercharger station here. On this early morning, I just needed that OfficeMax and I was quickly on my way. [Review 11991 overall, 1774 of 2019.]

Meh. I know how badly this area needed a "mall" but for how long it's been and seeing what is here…read moreI'm disappointed. No Panera's Bread, Starbucks, DTLR or Foot Locker. It appears the clothing stores around here seem like they're completely missing the demographics of local neighborHOODs like of Seven Gables, St Paul's area and Varina. Doesn't seem like much is here for guys.. at all. Either way it doesn't matter it's usually dead here except for the restaurants like Olive Garden, Chik Fil A and Red Lobsters. What is strange is that everything here ..and near here seems to be a mini version of their West End counterparts. The Best Buy across the street, The Red Lobster.. all are noticbly smaller. There is a roundabout for some odd reason, and 70% of the area is empty parking lot. You'll ask yourself "wow do people around here know how to drive?!" the answer is likely no since two high schools are about 15 minutes away and the international airport is also close by..plus it's still new so you're getting a mix of newbies on the road dealing with a roundabout. Long story short I would not be surprised to see this place go the way of this area's last mall, Eastgate aka Fairfield Commons that's only 5 or so minutes down the street. People here are very rude except for Chikfila or whatever. I will never go to the GameStop here again, it' was my first time experiencing a ghetto GameStop. The employees wear urban clothes, du rags howeer you spell it.. kids are always in here and it's the size of a closet with maybe 2 bins of used games that are still fairly new and from this gen. Short Pump is still the best shopping center.

It is extremely unfortunate and I regret posting this review but I am posting solely as a consumer…read moreand I feel the public needs to know... This mall is extremely old and has more going against it HOWEVER, this mall has great parking especially the parking decks and covered parking. This mall is great for one stop/in-out shopping. You come in with what you're looking for and leave. The mall management has changed significantly and it is with absolute sadness that I say they are terrible group of people who are ruining small businesses and half of them should'nt be in the position that they are in, maybe stick to receptionist. Businesses come and go at this mall but the small businesses that are still here are working very hard to stay and the mall seems to not realize it helps boost the malls appearance. Aeropostale is one of the bigger stores they have let go. Some fantastic reasons to come to Regency Square: Daily Java (better than Starbucks & the service is hands down amazing), Sephora, Glory Formal, Victoria's Secret (they are extremely helpful), (Men's) Macy's and Snapbacks (Very cool trendy hats for a good deal). This is the place to go to get your shopping done, find good deals, shop without the ugly weather.

I have fond memories of Regency Mall. In 1986 my favorite store was 579. I remember spending hours…read morein the sewing machine store. I worked at Hect's in the Juniors Dept, ate at the food park every day. Years later spent many hours with my kids in the play area.