The Ashland Town Center opened in the early 90's. The main stores have changed many times over the…read moreyears. I shop many of the stores that are in the mall currently. My sister and I have a tradition of Christmas shopping here the Wednesday before Thanksgiving to avoid the madness of Black Friday. And most stores are offering the same sales on Wednesday that they do on Friday. We first had lunch at Panera Bread. There are many food options in the mall as well as close by the mall. There is a Texas Roadhouse, Steak & Shake, Jimmy John's, Applebee's and Fazoli's Italian across from the mall and Cheddar's is on the mall property but not attached. Inside is a pizza place, Kentucky Hall of Fame, Charley's Philly Steaks, Great American Cookies and a few other choices. My favorite stores to shop include JCPenney's, TJ Maxx, Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works, Carter's, and Children's Place. There is also a Belk's, American Eagle, Yankee Candle and Payless Shoes. Plus many more! You can find most of what you are looking for at the Ashland Town Center. There is also a nice-sized children's play area near the food court. Very nice mall for shopping!

The employees had good service, went to five below, hot topic, and forgot the other store, I got…read moreJohn wick chapter 4 Winston Funko pop, and pretzel. Went to the massage chair, didn't like the massage chair and got off in a second, the value prices of the stuffs are kinda overpriced. But still good mall!

I may be biased because I grew up here, but it is just an absolutely small and silent place to come…read moreand hang out. I always come here with my family, particularly my grandmother and younger brother. There aren't many locations here, but the ones that are here are amazing, which I'll list the best places below: 1. Peking: I don't personally like Peking all that much, but what I have had I love it. My grandmother and brother love the food which makes us always stop here when in town. I would recommend the chicken if getting anything. 2. Dollar Tree: It's a Dollar Tree, there's really not much to say besides it's a small nice place that is very good when you need to get something quick like decorations or just snacks. 3. Food bar: I don't remember the name of the other food location across from the CM Games, but no matter what you get from here it's hot, and absolutely delicious, and the service is absolutely amazing. 4. Gaming Co: This is where we pick up games typically. Though a small selection, there is no room for disappointment. The games always work without a doubt and they're always cheaper here. I did leave review here earlier, so I won't go into deep detail. There are also plenty of good restaurants around here as well as a good Tractor Supplies connected to the mall. I just love this mall, small, quiet, and has many good places.

It is not Deaf friendly. It doesn't follow ADA law by providing closed captions for the Deaf and…read moreHard of Hearing people. I suggest that they start to follow Americans with Disabilities Act that requires public business to follow ADA law and Southside Cinemas falls in that category. Get closed captions equipment as there are a few choice, one of them is a equipment that runs the movie itself with closed captions ready or a closed captions glass $200 per that's provided by distributors. Although their screen is A-Okay, need to improve in many ways including closed captions which can be easily afforded.

This shopping center is just off US-23 is a distance from downtown Prestonsburg, probably the edge…read moreof town. The shopping center is in reasonable condition though it could perhaps use a repaving and repainting. It is mostly level and there are security lights. Walmart, Save A Lot, Goodwill, Hibbett Sports, Shoe Show and a Tobacco Shed that might well have been a Photomat back in the day. Who remembers Photomats? There is also a McDonalds and a budget hotel closer to the road. It is a dead end with only the one entrance and exit. [Review 627 of 2025 - 318 in Kentucky - 24188 overall]

Today after hiking in Kentucky at Carter Caves, we drove towards home and stopped off in Huntington…read moreat Pullman Square to have late lunch early dinner at Roosters We stopped at a bookstore slash comic book store to purchase a few books. We checked out a few other shops. Took some quick pics with kids with some of the stationary artwork pieces along the streets. Very lovely pieces!!! We had a nice afternoon before the rain came pouring down!!

Great place to shop eat food or just spend time with family always a blast when we go so much to do…read morean see!

The Ironton Hills Shopping Center is an expansive outlet mall that houses two restaurants (BW3's,…read moreSubway), one large grocery store (Pic-N-Save), a drug store (CVS), a clothing and jewelry store, an AT&T retailer, a Dollar Tree, and an H&R Block. As a place to spend a few hours, or even a place to grab a quick meal and some odds-and-ends, it is choice. It is convent and most stores are fairly priced.

I love the prices on their antique items. I found this place during the Apple festival this year.read more

Super cute store inside. Wonderful finds and they have delicious local made pork rinds! Good place…read moreto wander.