This small mall is actually a mall and not a shopping center. Anchored by Hamrick's (which…read morestrangely, you can't access from inside the mall), there is a Mexican restaurant, antique store and some smaller shops. We entered through the Dollar Tree and did some walking. Despite being clean and well lit, the mall felt like its last days. I feel for the small "mom & pop" shops here as there really doesn't get a lot of traffic. [Review 1769 of 2024 - 3689 in North Carolina - 22792 overall]

Not a fan of Marketplace. I've been to a few of the hops in here and most of the shop owners are…read morejust rude and not attentive.

Great place for shopping absolutely love going here !! Especially Trader Joe's !! And Sephoraread more

I've loved Thruway since I was a kid…read more The stores have definitely changed a lot since the 90's and early 00's but there is still a huge variety. Clothes, food, pets, groceries...Thruway has it all.

If you thought Winston-Salem was just full of boring places then take a visit to Reynolda Village…read moreand walk around. There are little (and larger) places to eat. You can walk around and shop and enjoy the gardens there as well. This is a unique place to visit and whenever we have friends or family from out of town, it is a place we go to show them. Plus we enjoy it ourselves. Visit Village Tavern, Dough-Joes, May Way dumplings while you're there as well or just walk around.

Such a lovely area of Winston. Pretty walking areas, lots of great shops and eating…read more establishments. I added a couple to my list to visit. The gardens are beautiful this time of year with everything starting to bloom. Great place to go just to get out and enjoy being surrounded by all the good things in life. Always will be lines at the eating and drinking places here on a good weather day as they don't take reservations. Wish the book store was open on Sunday's ! Loved walking around here on a sunny spring Sunday

A cultural shopping explosion lol. There are restaurants,food stores,barber shops, clothings stores…read moreand even a night club at this shopping plaza. The key word is cultural - everything has its niche. I have popped I. A couple of places here, but I am your typical American so a lot of the stores are not catered to me- which is perfectly okay! Definitely good to have for our residents from all over the world.

Less than a mile from the Guilford Courthouse National Military Park, this shopping center is at…read morethe southwest corner of Battleground Avenue and New Garden Road. It's a simple straight line strip mall. We were here for Greenfields NY Deli but you'll also find a jewelers, Tropical Smoothie, thrift shop, chain pizza, beer bar, nail salon, hair salon, florist, and a dry cleaners. I think all the storefront were occupied which is unusual in 2025. Other than being at a slight angle, the parking lot was smooth and easy to navigate with two exits onto New Garden Road. It's A-OK! [Review 81 of 2025 - 4056 in North Carolina - 23649 overall]

The Center Stage shopping center is anchored by the Planet Fitness but also has a number of other…read moreshops. You'll find Mexican and Thai and Chinese and Italian, a bagel shop, nails and even a peach cobbler shop. The parking lot is in good shape and there are security lights. Two entrances/exits, neither have a traffic light on to Eastchester Drive. [Review 2174 of 2024 - 3831 in North Carolina - 23193 overall]

Great place! Local farmers and arts market with many special attractions including Live Music, Food…read moreTrucks, Cooking Demos, Face painting and much more! Every Saturday from 7:30am-12:00pm

Bottom line: Sherwood Plaza is still around as it's been for decades and still serving as a solid…read moreshopping center along Robinhood Rd. Highlights for me include a good Lowes Foods location and River Birch Lodge restaurant. Nothing bad or outstanding to report, it still doing its job after all these years. The Deets: I can remember Sherwood Plaza as far back as in my early childhood, and it's gone through quite a bit of change throughout the years (haven't we all...). I remembered way back when the (now departed) local department store Peebles was there. These days, the standouts that I can recall are the grocery store anchor of Lowes Foods (pretty nice, separate review), a TJ Maxx, restaurants such as River Birch Lodge and The Sherwood, and other various stores that can be found on their website directory. It seems to be visited a lot as there is a fair amount of traffic and parking is usually almost full when entering in recent visits. I don't run especially hot or cold as far as Sherwood Plaza is concerned, it's there and serves its purpose.