The Ridge Marketplace has been open for a few years now, and it just keeps getting better and…read morebetter. I have been shopping at The Ridge since it opened, and I am very pleased to see it thriving. It has brought a lot of old and new chains to the area. There are plenty of stores and shops to visit currently, and as of right now, late 2019, there are more stores that are making their way into The Ridge for 2020. The set up of The Ridge is very nice. Features a traffic circle which easily connects you to Walmart next door. There is a abundance of parking for all of the stores, and never have to walk too far. The store fronts are all very well decorated, and appealing. Navigating is very easy, with very minimal traffic. There are 3 ways to enter and exit The Ridge, one via Walmart. Overall this is a great shopping center for the area. It has brought many great stores and businesses to Rochester and I look forward to seeing who else joins The Ridge Marketplace!

The Ridge Marketplace is essentially brand new! A welcoming…read moreshopping center to Rochester, with some great stores, some already open and some scheduled to open in the coming days. It's located on Route 11 in Rochester, right next door to Walmart Supercenter. Traffic seems rare, and with multiple entrances and exits, it seems to have a steady flow of traffic. Huge parking lot, and designed like any of the other newly constructed shopping centers. Retailers include: Market Basket (opened about a week ago) Ulta Beauty (opening soon) Petco Marshalls SuperCuts (opening soon) Hobby Lobby Famous Footwear and some others to come in future days. Definitely the newest and most convenient out of the shopping centers in Rochester. 4 stars for the Ridge.

5 stars for this mall when it use to be fully open & they had no empty stores. I've been coming to…read morethis mall since childhood. This was the place to go when I was in high school on a Friday night. My friend's & I would get dropped off here with our roller-skates over our shoulders & walk around until it was time to walk over to Happy Wheels. I sure do have a lot of good memories & shopping experiences here. You will truly be missed. 3 stars now because of how empty this place is & very little stores. I'm missing a lot of them. So if you want to see what's left you better head out here soon as they will be closing sometime in the new year. I don't know the exact date but this is a sad, sad time. Thanks for all your wonderful memories through out my childhood into my adulthood. Bye!!

Very clean and open mall with a lit of doors and the main anchor stores still open. 4 stars…read morebecause the mall opens at 10am but a lot of the stores don't open until 11am. Minor inconvenience as e came at 1045am so we grabbed a seat on a massage chair and got a massage. Couple food court areas were closed for good, but the main store area seemed to have all the stores still open.

I've always appreciated the idea of the Kittery Outlets, but the actual shopping experience has…read morebecome increasingly inconvenient. One of the biggest frustrations is the layout: instead of being able to stroll from store to store, you constantly have to get in and out of your car and drive from one shopping center to another. It really takes away from the enjoyment of outlet shopping and makes the whole day feel more like running errands than browsing. Another downside is the taxes. Whatever savings you think you're getting from outlet pricing quickly shrink once you see what you're paying in tax. It feels like a big chunk of the "discount" disappears at the register, which defeats the purpose of going to an outlet in the first place. Lastly, the number of vacant stores is hard to ignore. Whole sections look empty, and it gives the area a run-down feel. It also limits your options and makes the trip less worthwhile if the stores you came for simply aren't there anymore. Overall, the Kittery Outlets had potential, but the inconvenient layout, high taxes, and increasing number of vacant storefronts makes the experience far less appealing than it used to be.

Lots of popular stores, tons of parking, lots of discounted items, benches for sitting outside…read morestores. There's even a children's play center that you pay for the day and you and your kid can come and go to take a break from shopping. There are multiple strip malls divided along a busy road but that's probably the only downside. My favorite feature? An actually very well set up nursing room (as in breastfeeding). Right next to the bathrooms but tucked further back down the hall so no one is walking by, window with darkened glass, a blind you can pull down, a LOCK on the door, comfortable seating, a TV and a changing table! I've been in a few of these nursing rooms since having my kids and this is the only one that I feel like actually provides what I need! So much credit to whoever set this up!

Coming from Boston, I think this Premium outlet is great since it's tax free all year long. We got…read morefound really good deals at Coach, MK, Bloomingdale's, and Coach. They also have other popular stores including Saks Fifth Avenue, Nike, and Boss. The outlets are the place to go for the best deals. For the negatives, the food court is pretty sad, it only has a coffee shop, a pizza restaurant, and chicken restaurant, and a small Indian restaurant. We got food from the chicken restaurant and it was disappointing. Also, it was a hot day and there's not too much shade besides going into the stores or the food court. Overall, I like the Wrentham Village Premium Outlets more in terms of their layout and larger store selection, but would recommend going here if you plan on making large purchases to save on the tax.

This was a great outlet shopping experience! It was very quiet on a weekday afternoon, and it was a…read moregreat experience strolling through the various shops. There is a large selection of big names here including Nike, Calvin Klein,and Le Creuset to name a few. We found some great bargains at Nike and also found some great kitchen items at Le Creuset. There is a Lindt store here too for all your chocolate needs! We definitely paid that a visit also. I was also surprised at how friendly and knowledgeable all the staff were at the various stores. The staff at Le Creuset really seemed to understand their products very well. We did not eat here, but there is a small food court. Restrooms were quite clean and well-kept. Overall this was a great shopping experience!

This is a nice clean and well lit shopping center in a very nice community. I do most of my…read moreshopping here and love the location!! It's very safe.

The market basket here is awesome and O'neill cinema has the nicest movie screens they also have…read moretavern in the square that has great food and an outside patio area

Tuscan Village is an incredible destination and a wonderful lifestyle centers in New England…read more The layout is beautiful, clean, and thoughtfully designed, making it perfect for everything from a casual stroll to a full day out. The mix of restaurants, shops, and entertainment is top notch. Whether you're grabbing coffee, enjoying a great sit-down meal, shopping at well-known stores, or catching an event, there's always something happening. The dining options in particular stand out--plenty of variety and consistently great quality. Parking is convenient, the grounds are well maintained, and the overall atmosphere feels upscale yet relaxed. It's family-friendly, great for date nights, and ideal for meeting friends From the Sam Adam's outdoor bar, the fire pits, their winter holiday market, gorgeous Christmas lights & that massive tree... there's so much for everyone to enjoy year around. Tuscan Village has truly transformed the area and continues to get better with every visit.

The Tuscan Village is still being built as of today. Now in phase three, the former Rockingham Park…read moreRace track is just a memory. The multi- use project is a mixed development of housing, offices, the Artisin Hotel, stores and restaurants and so much more. Some of the bigger names to include is the new Tuscan Market Basket, LL Bean, Tuscan Kitchen and Market, Mass General Brigham Medical Center, WHole Foods (Still being built), and Capital Grill. I have gone and checked out several business over the last few years with mixed results. Many of the stores and restaurants are expensive (being compared to other stores and restaurants outside the village). Parking can also be an issue- I have given up a few times and left when I could not find free parking. I am not a big shopper so I dont go that much. Im local and when I do go, it can be overwelming as there are so many people and cars.

I loved this mall! There is a conveniently placed bus stop, employees are friendly, and the store…read moreand restaurant selection is great.

This mall is just massive, pretty and clean!…read more We only went to a few stores. My girls wanted to the IT indoor adventures. $15/hr, not bad at all. Love it!

I had an amazing experience. Everyone was nice in every store. I highly recommend that anyone who…read morewants to have a nice time with their family should go and look at all the different stores in the mall.

The thing that really upset me is the exorbitant price for the kiddy amusement rides. $2.00 a ride…read more!!! Are you kidding me?!? You know that you would attract more riders if you dropped the price to a reasonable price like .50 cents then parents would be willing to let their kids ride numerous times. S many times I saw people walking away and shaking their heads at these ridiculous prices dragging their disappointed kids. Get real folks ! One way to deal with inflation is to NOT raise prices. You want people to come to the mall , have a good time and spend money ? Then don't rip them off on the amusement rides.

The Tontine Mall has been a staple of the Brunswick scene for years. Much hasn't changed about it;…read moreit still smells the way it always has (like cedar, sandalwood, and patchouli - it took me years to find this captured in a bottle, but I finally have!). I've always liked it's long shape, it's brightly light atrium area for dining or reading, it's overall cleanliness, and the shops who call it home: specifically Wild Oats (one of favorite eateries in the entire state of Maine), Indrani's (where the intoxicating smell I'm obsessed with originates; it's a really cool shop specializing in globally inspired/sourced/imported home goods, gifts, clothing, jewelry, etc.), and one entrance into Eveningstar Cinema (an intimate, artsy, single screen indie movie theater that is charming and unique and smells of deliriously rich popcorn). I just feel like this spot is a frozen moment in time in the best way possible. Bathrooms available immediately upon entering, and down the flight of the stairs to the cinema. There's always parking available right in front on Maine Street. Basically... please never change, Tontine.

Great place for frappes, good beer and interesting food!…read more Great frappes , good food and beer!