First time coming to this mall and I liked it. Easy to get to, there's plenty of parking. There are…read morequite a few stores. They have Macys and JC Penny and as the main department stores. I appreciate that they have JC Penny here as it's a good store that you don't find now in all the malls. I was very happy to find it here. Then they have lots of other stores, some you don't see at regular malls. I have to say the prices at these other stores are not too pricy. So it's reasonable for a family to come to. That I liked very much. The food court is rather small. Not much restaurants to choose from but the ones I did go to were fine for a mall food court. They do have a place for kids to have fun right in the middle of the food court. A carousel to ride on. Lots of horses, ponies to sit on for a fun ride. Aw,to be young again. I would come to this mall if you have never been. It is part of the Simon malls and they are usually good to come to. Very pleasant and clean. A must if you are visiting Marlborough.

If Boscov's could open in the former Sears, it would revitalize the mall. Boscov's took over the…read moreformer Sears at Sangertown Square in New Hartford, New York, and when they did, they brought new life to that mall. Absolutely no reason why they can't do the same thing here.

My favorite shopping mall with the fact it's located my hometown where I grew up in, when I first…read moremoved to the states when I was only five years old! The old version of the mall was good as it grew with time growing up with it. The store just got better and replaced with no better stores and more high-end stores. There's a really big food court and a POP MART, which I love and a part of the mall where they have regular retail stores stuff and not just high-end stores.

Natick Mall has really changed since when I was a child. It still at heart is a mall, but now it…read morehas lots to offer. I think the most prevalent thing I've noticed is how there are a lot of entertainment options now. Dave and Busters was the first to open, followed by Level 99. Now there's also a Puttshack and a Bosee Pickleball club. I think this adds a layer because it turns into "just a mall" to a social gathering spot where you could shop, eat, or have fun. There's something for all ages with this. Now when it comes to the shopping, there's still your average clothing stores, there's beauty and jewelry stores like Sephora and Pandora, and also a Macys if you want a department store. There's also a wing with more high-level luxury stores, like a Zara, Louis Vitton, Tiffany, and David Yurman. I think this area is nice if you want luxury but not to travel into Boston. There's a lot of empty stores in this wing too so hopefully they get filled soon. Food options are good too, they have a food court, Cheesecake Factory, P.f. chang's., California Kitchen pizza, and the food inside of the entertainment places too. Overall this mall has been renovated a lot, and I think for the better. It encompasses a lot and you don't have to come here just to shop, but you can if you'd like. I will say though they have plenty of parking which includes free garages, people are still unkind around the holidays and you might be circling around for a while before you find a spot. Parking is always hard here no matter what and I know people who avoid this mall because of it, which is sad but I get it. I heard if you come on a weekday morning it's better.

Worth the drive for an afternoon adventure!! What I love here is not just the amazing food from a…read morevariety of diverse options, but the non-food stalls as well. Everyone was super friendly and thankful you were there. The facilities were clean and efficient. Bathrooms clean, tables clean. This place is extremely well run. Allowing patrons to focus on what's important. The food and goodies!!! We went on a Saturday afternoon - had Momo, Ramen, Tacos and Cookies. All were absolutely delicious. Again, totally worth the drive.

Cute little indoor food court/market about a ten minute walk from the Commons. We drove in and…read moreparked on-street, using the Passport parking app to pay for our spot. There is also a kiosk you can use if you don't have the app. The roads in this area can be a bit challenging to navigate. If it's a nice day, just walk over. The interior is very high energy. I love the metal musician sculptures. The huge diorama by one of the entrances shows this spot in Worcester when the canal was the main source of traffic for goods. This is after all The Canal District. Today the canal is under the street just outside that door. Times they do change things. I very much appreciate these types of eating venues. Where everyone can get what they want. Sushi, Cuban, Burgers, Italian ice, Boba, Cookies. Options. For shopping you'll find a wine merchant, The Market Pantry sells loose teas, oils, spices and kitchen goods and an Irish goods store, Erin gift shop, sells beautiful Aran Island sweaters, Muckross brand hats and purses along with other Irish inspired items. A few high tops are located along one wall in a hallway toward the back. We found one larger table in a small alcove nearby the high-tops and then there is an open area at the front that hold about twenty tables or so. A microbrewery is attached to the market too. All the vendors we spoke with were very friendly. Definitely could have walked away with so much food and loose teas and gifts. Check out their social media pages for special events and spot lights on businesses.

I found this place online and the hours listed were incorrect. After we got there we found out…read morethey were closing in 15 minutes and we were turned away.... I hate when places don't update their hours.... I won't be going back....

The vibe is cool with ping pong and pool. Outdoor seating is nice in warmer weather. Food is ok…read moreand beer is way overpriced. They sell beer by the ounce with this weird metering machine. $1 per ounce means $16 pints. Except they don't have pint glasses. It has a very "corporate" feel too. Support local brewers instead.

This mall is the stereotypical example for small struggling malls across the country. Two of their…read moreanchor stores, Sears and Macy's Home have closed, and the Sears space remains empty. Macy's Home is now a medical facility. Macy's department store is still operating, and like the rest of the mall, it's very quiet. Finding a salesperson or open cash register can be challenging. Most of the food court is closed, I think there are only two food vendors left (Cap't Loui and Tacos Mexico, plus a yogurt counter). However, on the positive side, if you're looking for an EV charger, there are a plethora available at this mall, and it's likely that many if not most will be available. And parking is always a breeze as nobody is ever at the mall!

I wish there were more stores to look at To be honest but…read morethey need more food choices as well

I spent about six months in China way back and am always on the lookout for the foods I remember…read more Oxyear was exactly what I've been looking for and brought back some fabulous memories. What we got: Smoked Bacon and Dried Tofu Stir-Fry Deep-fried Oyster Mushroom Spicy Sir-Fried Shredded Potato Every one of these dishes was just perfect, and the menu has so much more to explore. One important note is that many of the authentic and different dishes available were on the in-house restaurant menu though I didn't see them online. Not sure if I missed something on the website, but I was very excited to see the menu they had in-house. We also enjoyed some equally authentic tea with our meal - the meal was good at every turn. The guy serving us - who I took to be the owner - was super helpful with suggestions and very friendly. Everything we had was cooked fresh, so not super fast, but definitely in reasonable time. The chef was amazing. If you are looking for a place with truly good authentic food that falls a bit outside the New England Chinese staples, I strongly recommend Oxyear. This is a small local corner restaurant, but well worth the trip.

Little hole in the wall food court with delicious food!…read more -Dan Dan Noodle: tasty and flavorful! -Mushroom and Chicken Soup: the noodles are so delicious! The broth is light but packs a punch. They don't skimp on the toppings! Owner is very nice and gets the food out very quickly. Great service!

Since my husband and I were in Quincy to visit the Adams National Historical Park, we decided to…read morestop by this H Mart for lunch (as there is a food court here) and also to do some grocery shopping. The food court has quite a good selection of restaurants to choose from, in addition to having Tous Les Jours bakery and also Gong Cha. There is plenty of seating and there are also restrooms available. After we had lunch, we ended up purchasing the following from the market side: FInger Kimbap, $6.99 prior to tax- Picked up these to bring with us tomorrow on a day trip to Springfield, MA. Shrimp Tempura Kimbap, $8.99 prior to tax- Picked up these to bring with us tomorrow on a day trip to Springfield, MA. Razor Clams, $22.34 prior to tax- Rarely have we seen razor clams sold in a market (the only other one we have seen them was at a T&T Supermarket in Washington). So we decided to purchase them, even though the price did seem more expensive. We ended up purchasing a little over a pound (it was $14.99 per pound). My husband cooked them back at our Airbnb and they were delicious. Live Lobster, $13.10 prior to tax- Price for live lobster is significantly cheaper than back home in Los Angeles so we knew we had to get one (the last time we were in Boston, we dined out for Lobster over a handful of times and also did purchase them from seafood markets). Lobster was only $7.99 per pound, we got close to 2 pounds. My husband also cooked this back at our Airbnb and the meat was nice and sweet. Pink Apple, $2.51 prior to tax- Ended up only purchasing 2 apples because the quality of fruit seemed to be rather sub par. ----------------------------- (Total= $55 after tax) When we were in the seafood department, we were able to get an employee's attention to help us. But we did see this one young guy just standing there waiting to see if any one would help him. I think at these places, you have to get the attention of the employees if you want to be helped since there was no number or ticket to get for someone to call you when its your turn. Also I was greatly disappointed with the quality of produce on this visit. A lot of the fruit was rather poor quality, looking like some of the fruit was too ripe. And some of the vegetables looked old. Overall, I think our shopping experience was good, just wished the produce was better. But the prices seemed to be pretty good in general and similar to what I have seen back home at our local H Mart. If I was local to this area, I would most likely be a regular here.

You can always find special deals and items that are priced low!…read moreToday I found large Watermelons for only $3.99. That in itself was a great savings plus so many other items like Seafood at 1/2 off Specials! You take your time and go up and down all the aisle you will find hidden gems! The Seafood Section is amazing and super fresh ! Plenty of employees stocking and restocking constantly so food and items are fresh! Lots of parking. The employees really don't talk or initiate conversation they just do their jobs and focus of their departments! Huge place brightly lite and a pleasant place to shop!

Located in the Solomon Pond Mall food court, China Wok is quick service Chinese food counter with…read moremost of the food items hot & ready to serve from the glass counter steam table. They offer yellow veg fried rice, soy sauce veg fried rice, lo mein noodles, potato, mix vegetables, chicken (Gen Gau, teriyaki, orange, broccoli), beef & broccoli, spicy shrimp, egg rolls, cheese wontons, sweet plantains, sugar donuts, fresh fruit teas, and cold Coke products (fountain, bottles, cans). They offer entree plates with 1 side including 1 entree ($9.59 plus tax), 2 entree ($11.59 plus tax) and 3 entree ($13.59 plus tax), pricing in early 2025, shrimp higher priced. After shopping, I stopped by the food court for a quick dinner and decided on China Wok. I ordered the 1 Entree Plate with Beef & Broccoli and Soy Sauce Veg Fried Rice and an Egg Roll ($1.99 plus tax). While the portion of food was good, the beef & broccoli had been sitting around awhile with very soft broccoli and very chewy pieces of beef in a dark brown sauce. The fried rice had a firm texture with soy sauce, peas, carrots, & onion. The egg roll was filled with shredded cabbage & ground red pork. Overall, 2.7/5.0 for food court Chinese food.

It is pretty good Chinese food for a food mall. The portions are generous for the price. My mom…read moreliked the noodles and the bourbon chicken. I liked the kung pao chicken and teriyaki chicken. The orange chicken was a bit too sweet for my taste . We have been there a few times over the last few months and will likely go again!

The wife and I were having a craving for Korean Fried Chicken, and I heard about this place in…read moreWorcester that served it before the city finally got a Bonchon. Situated inside the Worcester Public Market, which is right at Kelley Sq, parking can be a little hectic. Of the several times I've parked in this area, I've managed to find street parking by driving up either Green St. or Harding St. The interior is a bar countertop that wraps around the central kitchen area and bar stools. No traditional seating if you're hoping for a traditional restaurant experience. The server was very friendly and the whole place had a great young, kinda rebellious vibe going on. We ordered two things and were quite disappointed with the quality of the food and the immense wait time. Da Wangs ; we came here precisely for Korean Fried Chicken which is especially known for being double-fried. The cook pulled them out of the heating drawer - already fried as expected - and dropped them in the fryer... and then proceeded to disappear for several minutes. Oh no. The plating of the dish looks delicious, but biting into it... the worst fried chicken we've ever had. The skin was so hard and crunchy and the burnt taste was unavoidable. The only redeemable flavor was the very paltry glaze of hot honey on the wings. Gnocch Bokki ; we love tteokbokki and this seemed like a really interesting take on it. we watched the chef fry up the aromatic ingredients and mushrooms for what seemed like forever. AND he disappeared multiple times. We don't appreciate waiting 40-50 minutes for food for no damn reason. The rice cakes had a delightful crisp to them, but the duck was utterly dry and unenjoyable despite the sous vide description. The sauce was unpleasantly cloying after the first few bites. I don't know what I'm suppose to take from the flavor profile, but IMO it just tasted like a plate of hoisin sauce. The bartender/waitress talked about how she had past career experience as a food safety (or health?) inspector and it was interesting to listen to... and shortly after that she grabbed a bite off of a large sauced-up plate near the burners... and then the chef proceeded to use that same plate to glaze our wings. We will not be returning.

This place doesn't have nearly enough raving reviews. I hope that changes…read more I love a subtle concept. Hip hop meets Korean fusion. Cheeky cocktail names. Original dishes. Everything executed *perfectly.* Started with the White Girl Woke. Perfect blend of flavors and not too sweet. Ordered Da Wangs. Word to the wise, they are massive. Delicious. Perfect Korean fried chicken crunch. Main was the Gnocch Bokki. The flavors were SO rich and decadent. I basically picked my plate clean. The food came with kimchi and white rice on the side. Overall fantastic meal. Service was good. Not overbearing. No fake friendliness. Efficient and helpful. The chef came out at one point as well. I complimented the fantastic food as well as the hip hop music piping in over the speakers. I'm currently trying to come up with an excuse to come back tomorrow.

I've been coming to these outlets on and off for years, and I can honestly say it's pretty hit or…read moremiss. Sometimes I come here and find amazing deals, especially on last-season or clearance items, but other times the prices aren't really much better than what you'd find at a regular mall. Some stores definitely have great sales and outlet pricing, while others seem to be pretty close to their regular prices. That being said, I do feel like the outlets have improved over the years. They've upgraded the restaurant options, and there are definitely quite a few good choices now. I also like that they have a cute little activity/play area in the middle for kids, which is a nice addition if you're shopping with little ones. Overall, it's a nice place to shop, but I definitely recommend comparing prices because the deals can vary quite a bit from store to store and visit to visit.

The VILLAGE IS MASSIVE! Plus MASSIVE SAVINGS TO BE HAD!…read moreSpend a whole day shopping for great values and plenty of parking and places to eat and the food trucks are all over You will return home with bags full of great deals and come home with money still in your pocket !