How surprised I was when my GPS took me to this large shopping area for a specific restaurant. I…read morehad no idea that it existed. It's a winding, clean, up to date shopping area with a plethora of stores & eateries too numerous to list. Landstown Commons is beautifully landscaped and maintained. The restaurant I visited was in a cute area with a small one way around and back with a greenway & trees in the middle. It was very aesthetically pleasing. The selections of businesses in this area were mixed and varied, leading one to want to revisit & explore. What a change the Dam Neck, General Booth area has experienced in the almost 40 years since we were house hunting following our move from Atlanta. During that time there were almost no housing developments in the area. We looked at one under construction on the east side of General Booth. But there was absolutely no shopping centers or eateries. It felt as if we were in the country, in the midst of fields. Dam Neck & Plaza Trail had not been extended. Nimmo Parkway didn't exist. Who would want to live in an area with no amenities? But who could have envisioned what it would become. Now the area is teaming with shopping, restaurants & housing developments. After my first visit I think Landstown Commons must be the crown jewel of them all. Even though it's a long distance from my house, it will require another exploration visit. It was too near sundown on my first visit to stay. There may be similar areas. I see an exploration trip in my future.

This is the most convenient shopping center when I need to make a quick trip either on my lunch…read morebreak or after work. There is a great variety of eateries and stores that satisfies my need to window shop or spend money! The center has 2 entrances - 1 on Princess Anne Rd and 1 on Dam Neck, both with stoplights. The PA entrance can be a little hairy during the lunch hour or busy weekends, but isn't too bothersome. There are always those who don't want to abide by the unspoken rules of the 3-way stop and yield to incoming traffic. There is ample parking if you don't mind not parking directly in front of the store you are going to during busy hours. Several of the stores (Carter's, Ulta, Old Navy) have curbside pick up so you may see vehicles parked on the curb. I really like that I can hit Kohl's and the aforementioned stores on foot easily as they are on opposite sides of the parking lot from each other. Best Buy is also convenient along with several other boutique stores, Phoenix Salon Suites, IT stores, you name it. Most of the eateries (aside from BWW, IHOP, Ynot and Super Ninja) are on a separate roundabout near the Dam Neck entrance. This can get a little crazy at lunch hour too, so I always recommend parking behind the restaurants for easy-in/easy-out. The center is well-maintained and always looks clean. I notice the golf cart occasionally making the morning rounds before 8am to empty bins and pick up stray trash. So long as I'm working nearby, you can find me here on the regular!

This is a sadly a declining strip mall. Located to the North of Lynnhaven Mall it has more parking…read morethan tenants. The lot is well maintained and clean. I had the opportunity to visit just a few times ever. Once was Burger, Breaks & Shakes was there...it's gone with a lot of others. The main anchors would be considered Goodwill, Rainbow and Value City. Another store at the end with a lot of square feet has been a close out store for years. I think it was a Steinmart at one time. Sports Authority went out of business months ago. There is a smaller strip that runs parallel that has Philip Michael for Men, Tropical Smoothie and a few others. I visited the men's store Phillip Michael today. Overall a sad strip with many vacant stores that has little business. Retail as a whole is hurting and this is a prime example.

I enjoy this mall but it's a bit of a drive. Free parking but you May need to circle around a few…read moretimes. There are many good stores in here such as Dicks sporting, Barnes and nobles, Victoria secret, New York and Co, t mobile, old navy , Macy's, Sephora and an apple store. Did I say H&M. Yep! Then too lol Dave and busters is attached which is a great location to hang out at. Mall is always clean and AC on high. I enjoy coming here for my shopping needs. A lot of great restaurants surround the mall at well

I had forgotten how beautiful Town Center is at night. After the stores and most of the restaurants…read moreare closed, street parking is available. You can walk to one of the remaining restaurants and enjoy the beauty of the lit, tree'd streets with lights hung over the street. It almost felt like Christmas except with white lights and the humid heat of summer. Lights shine from the urban apartments in the buildings where one can live and walk to just about anything. The Plaza is a wonderful focal point. The vision of a planned Uptown, miles from the lights and glitter of the oceanfront, was a wonderful one. Upscale shopping, restaurants, housing and theaters abound. Grocery shopping is now available in the form of Trader Joe's, which occupies a space in the same area of Regal Cinemas. Town Center is a vision that became reality and continues to grow throughout the years.

Our most favorite time of the year is during Summer Fest at Town Center Fountain Plaza. We love the…read morelive music and variety of bands that perform Friday - Sunday nights from 5 - 9 PM. This is a free concert that brings out all ages. The shade of the trees and lights in the plaza make the events a fun and festive opportunity to enjoy the warmer evenings at no cost. We always make a point to enjoy a nice meal at a neighboring restaurant and then set up chairs to get a great view of the band and everyone dancing to the music.

I sound like an old timer when I say this but I remember when this shopping center was nothing but…read morea corn field. It's amazing how different things are now when I look at the progress that has emerged as Green Tree Marketplace. That old corn field is now home to a Walmart Grocery Store and several other retailers. Its transformation is truly remarkable.

The main anchor here is the Walmart Neighborhood Market but there are also some hair and nails, a…read morecomputer repair shop and the breakfast place. A large Wawa on the corner. At Green Tree Road and Kempsville Road, there is a traffic light with turn lanes making it easy enough to get in and out. This small plaza is A-OK. [Review 11869 overall, 1651 of 2019.]

This place gets a 5 because... TARGET. Lol…read more Seriously, a small but great shopping center. For years I've been checking into Red Mill Commons, but this shopping center, although beside it, it actually separate from them. Red Mill Walk is off of Upton Drive, which is off of Nimmo Parkway in the Red Mill area of Virginia Beach. It is the home of Target, Homegoods, Office Max, NFCU, ChowBoy Cantina, Flip Flops, Burger King, Back Bay Gourmet, Once Upon a Child, AT&T, 17th Street, Leslie's Pools, SuperCuts, Pearl Vision, Cycle Bar, a pizza place, nail place, and new additions - The Dry House and Brooklyn Bagels. Home Depot is also across the street. It doesn't have everything but I bet there's nothing you can't find at Target. That's everything enough. *Insert winking emoji* *Review #5 of 2020.

Very beautiful building in downtown Norfolk. Very old too - built in 1907 per website. Definitely…read morehistoric! A bunch of businesses are housed inside - and as of 11/29/2018, here are a few (not listing all,): CHARTREUSE BISTRO CLOUD SCIENCE PRAXIS CREATIVE SMOOTH (Skin & Waxing Boutique) The hours for the main Monticello Arcade building are: M-F 7:30 AM - 6 PM Sat 9 AM - 6 PM Sun closed Check it out, the full listing of businesses inside are on their website. It's very nicely and classically structured so the main hall makes for great pictures! Another bonus - its across the street from MacArthur Mall (on the City Hall side,) and across the street from Selden Market (Plume Street side.)

This is a stunning architectural gem in Norfolk. The arcade first opened as a retail center in…read more1907. There are some offices inside, but no general interest retail. It's such a shame. It's still very much worth a walk through the arcade. It helps me imagine how beautiful and amazing downtown Norfolk must have been in its heyday.

Kempsville Marketplace has a wide variety of businesses & eateries. It includes my "go to" market…read morefor Korean Pears, which I cannot have a breakfast without. There are two eateries that are currently relatively new customer favorites. Mixed in are neighborhood essentials, such as insurance agent, fast food, hair salon & even a dance studio. An out parcel contains an additional fast food choice. The International Food Store is located in the building once occupied by the now defunct Farm Fresh. The shopping center anchors the northeast corner of the intersection on Baxter Road & Princess Anne Rd. The location isn't just convenient for Kempsville. It's an easy drive from the Shore Drive corridor via Independence Blvd. And it's a must for me to get my staple of Korean pears.

This smaller shopping center is located along Suffolk's . It has a ALDI…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/aldi-suffolk, Dunkin https://www.yelp.com/biz/dunkin-suffolk-2?hrid=CHedErrqOPtIMOJoZYijqA, Jersey Mike's https://www.yelp.com/biz/jersey-mikes-subs-suffolk-4 and a Chartway Federal Credit Union. It is in front of the Meridian Obici apartment complex, which has 224 units. The center is in great condition. There are two entrances, both have traffic lights onto Main Street. I did see lighting, but I was here in the daytime so I don't know how well they work. The parking area is in good condition. [Review 18105 overall - 1381 in Virginia - 1627 of 2022.]