Walker Chapel Plaza is a shopping plaza not far off of Interstate 65. It looks a bit older, but it…read moreis decently maintained. I would assume that the primary care is the reason that most come to this shopping plaza, but I personally came for the Mexican restaurant. No issues with this shopping plaza.

Finally, Trussville has a new shopping center with all your favorite stores without having to drive…read moreacross town. Since my last review, many shops and restaurants have open up to your enjoyment. The parking area is never crowded, but it just depends on what stores you're shopping from and the time of day you choose to go.

I usually go to either The Coach store or Skechers here, two of my favorite brands that have great…read moresales. I love that the shops host various events throughout the year to draw customers, such as the Black Friday giveaway, various car shows, and other seasonal activities. It's a fun place to shop and sit and people watch.

Came out to Michael Kors to return some shoes and left with two handbags. Great outlet prices!…read moreSwung by the restrooms which were busy but clean. Also stopped by the food court to try Frozen Rooster. The shrimp ands fries were good. I got the lemon pepper chicken and wasn't too impressed. They still have great stores out there and ALWAYS leave with something when I visit. Although I do miss the Nike store, it's still worth the drive.

A nice little shopping district laced with various restaurants and spas and artist galleries…read moreinvites you to spend a few hours and unwind. Rather than in a straight run, this, like three other shopping districts very similar to this one (the Cahaba, the Crestline, and the Mountain Brook Village), wind through the streets in their respective neighborhoods. All of these shopping villages are very close drives from one to another so plan on taking a few hours to explore them all. Each of the shop keepers or restaurant owners or staff we met were exceedingly kind and gracious. A definite southern charm area you are sure to love.

We love this place for birthday parties! Affordable prices and helpful staff! It's great, they are…read morelarge enough rooms with tables and chairs included! Big enough for a bounce castle to! Plus the city does events too; we love their breakfast with Santa! Such a beautiful building and addition to the city!

This shopping center use to be more popular than it is present day. I know there has been several…read morestores to close recently and have yet to be replaced. My one and only reason to come to this shopping center is to go to Stein Mart. I have gone to several of the other stores that make up this shopping complex but I wish there were better desirable shopping options other than what's currently located here. Overall , this shopping center is clean and there is a big parking lot available to accommodate many people. One plus side is that there are other shopping, restaurants, coffee shops in the area. Vestavia City Center is located in the heart of Vestavia so it's in a centralized location!

Had our vehicle towed after we were in business and planet fitness for 2 1/2 hrs shopping and…read moreworking out. Canceled membership after 20+years will never spend another penny in this shopping center. Reporting to Birmingham City and attorneys.

All the years coming to this shopping center, I've seen a decline of not only in stores, but the…read morewhole area in general. All I have are memories of my childhood of the once great area. Sure, they're still some shops that's occupied, but it nothing that interest me unless I'm going to Dollar Tree or Planet Fitness. The best time to really do business is in the morning right when the stores open because once afternoon and evening traffic starts, not only does it be congested, but you'll have to watch out for crazy drivers.

Merchants Walk is a smaller, biy nice enough shopping plaza. There is an appropriate amount of…read moreparking and it is relatively well maintained.

I would say this mall seen better days and I'm surprised it not shut down. Me and my best friend…read morehad time to kill and I wanted to check out a particular store. Luckily, we went doing the work and school hours because it wasn't hardly any people here, but I don't know if the mall be dead like this even on weekends. There's a few stores still open and a small food court and that's it. You'll come across malls rules displayed inside, but I doubt they're enforce.

Western Hills Mall is sort of the centerpiece of the city of Fairfield. Its an old, sort of run…read moredown place where there just isn't a whole lot going on. No real major department stores, none of the latest products, not too much of a food court. They've got a nail salon, a low end jewelry store, and one or two spots where you can get things to eat like chicken wings or hot dogs, maybe a burger or some fries. The food is unequivocally unremarkable, and the ambiance of the place just sort of screams, "you should leave this place". The mall is pretty small, and I think that the only actual national businesses there might be a Dominos Pizza, and a couple of Foot Lockers where you can find alot of shoes, but not really the latest ones. For insance, if you want the newest air max running shoes, you won't find them here. The mall sits next to an abandoned Wal-Mart, and has more parking than it will probably ever need, so that's good. They do have a variety of interesting things for sale at a few kiosks in the middle of the mall. I got myself a grill for just 20 bucks. Great deal. The redeeming factor here is that they've got a dominos pizza with great carryout specials. They've got grills for cheap, and they've got lots of parking. 1 star for each of those things.