It's Nice. Friendly workers, Service quality was Ok. The Selections were Awesome and the Value was…read moreCheap but a Bit Pricey

Decided to try this shopping area as it's a little closer to home than my typical drives to…read moreSouthside or other areas further from downtown Jax. Both HomeGoods and Burlington were terrible. HomeGoods was messy and sad. Burlington had rows and rows of near empty shelves everywhere but in the clothing sections. Won't come up this way for home goods again

This center of shops have welcomed local artist to set up on the 3rd Sunday of the month. The…read moreartists that came this week had pottery, glass, wooden bowls/shell art, jewelry, gourd arts, fiber art, honey, jelly/jams, fresh juices and local, delicious bbq! Come on over... open till 2 pm!

Architecturally accurate, clapboard coastal plantation-style shopping village where one can find…read moresome of the best interiors as well as two of the finest restaurants on the island. With plenty of shaded parking beneath moss-hung live oaks, I recommend making reservations at Bar Zin and Cucina South, and doing a little shopping!

In this shopping I go to Marshall's for household items and Christmas shopping which I do year…read moreround. I also go to Dick's for golf gifts for my husband for every holiday. I also go to Ulta for my cologne and make up needs. There is always great parking here even though it is busy. I eat at BJ's Brewery in this shopping center as well.

Parkway Shops is an area located at River City Marketplace. It's a strip of stores located across…read morefrom the main hustle and bustle of the Marketplace. The main large stores here are Dick's Sporting Goods, Marshalls, and Ulta. You'll find some restaurants in this shopping center like Newts, BJs, and Moe's. There are also several smaller businesses like Insight (which sells items such as Pandora and Vera Bradley), and a nail salon. This shopping center is very well maintained. There's plenty of parking and it's nicely landscaped.

Really nice shopping center in Oceanway on the Northside of Jacksonville. The only reason it…read moredoesn't get 5 stars from me is because it is directly across the street from First Coast High School and when the teenie-boppers get out of school in the afternoon, it seems the majority of them show up here. So try to avoid this place when school is in session in the late afternoon, I know I sure do! The main feature of this shopping center is the huge Publix. There's also a Papa John's, Edible Arrangements, Hair Cuttery, Sun Sun Garden (Chinese Place), and Bono's (just to some of the places). Once upon a time ago, there was a Blockbuster here... you remember those, right? Bono's is now in the space Blockbuster occupied.... still to this day, whenever I pull into this shopping center and see Bono's, my mind still sees Blockbuster there. Weird. This is a very well maintained shopping center with a well maintained parking lot. I'm so glad we have it here in Oceanway because I still remember the day when there were nothing but trees here.

This is a really nice area, but I can't give it 5 stars because there just isn't much here…read more Shoppes at River City is just an extension of River City Marketplace. If it weren't for the tiny little sign that's barely noticeable (I didn't even notice it until I specifically started looking for it) then you'd just think this area was River City Marketplace. Technically, it is. Jimmy John's is what stands out in this little plaza and is what gets the most business. The only other things you'll find here is a nail salon, an insurance place, a local jeweler, and a State Farm agency. There are probably a couple of other small businesses here, but I can't recall. The parking lot is nice and there are plenty of parking spaces. The grounds are well-manicured. It seems as though they are extending Shoppes at River City across the street where they are building the new Hobby Lobby (which should be opening pretty soon). I noticed a "Shoppes at River City" sign next to the Hobby Lobby "Coming Soon" sign. Kinda odd they would extend it across the street.... or maybe when all is said and done it will officially be called "Part II." Who knows....