I've been on their side on the entire time they have existed. I have frequented Fountain Walk since…read moreit has opened. They have experienced better times, with art fairs, concerts, and more available businesses, and rougher times times where they have had even more empty spaces than now. I have been a customer here since the beginning trying to support this local outdoor mall. I am still on their side and continue to be their customer, even during this semi-tough time. I feel like they aspired to be a Partridge Creek, which is a more aesthetic version of this space with more businesses. I do not think they will ever get there but I currently go to the following businesses, Black Rock, Ford's Garage, the Hub, BATL, Buffalo Wild Wings, Emagine, Bar Louie, Cold Stone, Family of Pets, Kung Fu Tea, and Beer Head. We also go to Chuckies, the bouncing place, and Buddy's in this area. So I am their customer, but they need a more active plan to bring in more customers and do better. We did go to their St. Patrick's Day pub crawl and had a fantastic time. If they could bring in more events, that would be great. This was the second even in recent times I have attended, and honestly, their Emagine is my favorite. So I do want to see this place try to thrive.

So many things for kids to do here. You could spend a weekend and still maybe not do it all…read more Gocart. Laser tag. Chuckie cheese. Trampoline park. Science center. The list goes on. Live outdoor concert whole we were there. Lots of fun!!

This is the Nordstrom Rack across from Twelve Oaks. It's a decent size store. The store was very…read moreneat and tidy. The Nordstrom Racks back home are a bit messier. They had some pretty nice clothing. What I loved most was their huge shoe section. I saw a pair of sneakers that I really wanted, but there was no room in the suitcase. The hubby purchased some soap to use while we were there. They had a lot of bath items and cosmetics.

It's definitely a location where a lot of stuff is out of order and seems just thrown together, but…read moreon some rare occasions, you'll find some great bargains. The service is great and typically smooth sailing, but can be some issues with sale items not ringing up properly. Wish they would rotate out old items and replace them with others more often.

I hope Laurel Park can make a comeback. The food court only has one restaurant in operation and…read moresignificantly less tables in the center though no one was using them at the time of my visit. Many stores feel like a "revolving door" as there are several spaces available for leasing. The businesses that are there, mostly felt like "pop up options" for patrons to explore. Interesting to browse though not enticing enough to actually make a purchase from. The key players at this mall that would continue to draw customers in are Von Maur, H&M, and Pro Sports Zone. Their selections are vast and consistent.

This place used to be, but now, it is a shadow of what once was. It is sad, but telling that we are…read moreno longer a mall society by how many businesses have shuttered. I used to come here as a teen and my kids even came here as toddlers, but there is not that much for us currently. Bar Louie was not even open, and I am not sure why. We came here for the used book sale, which was okay, but not enough popular books that you can find at a discount at even Walmart, Target, or Meijer, so I came home with nothing. I would come back for the few open stores, but I would most likely shop elsewhere first.

Our visit here for holiday shopping was a mixed experience…read more The Pros: There are a lot of items here, the shoe department is well maintained, the jewelry gift box area is pretty well stocked, and the prices are reasonable. The Cons: The many items are not in the correct areas (mens clothing in womens clothing areas, toys and household items in the womens clothing area, etc.), broken and damaged items are found in the sellable merchandise (they should be swept away and unavailable from customers accessing them for purchase), the lines here are SO LONG AND SLOW for checkout, and there are maybe 4-6 employees working the whole store. Overall, I may not try out this location again.

In search of sweatpants for my acupuncture sessions. Only seeing the yoga pants around here i my…read moresize. Sweatpants all out due to the pandemic? No night shirt in my size either. This must be why I rarely find things for myself here. Not finding much polo shirts or sweaters either. The faux fur chenille throws are super soft, thin, but so cozy and smooth. Not sure how they would wear over time though, seem a bit skimpy. Their home goods section is fun to take a browse through for a turn.

Amazing service! Feels like a special place to shop where the customer's experience is very…read moreimportant. That doesn't really exist anymore in this age of digital shopping and rare face to face interactions. The service and friendly staff brings back the joy of yesteryear and makes it front and center in real time! The selection, high quality products and gentle ambience provides an excellent shopping experience! Prices range from very affordable to some things high end, there is something for everyone's budget. They really have some good sales as well! Special perks here too, boxes and gift wrapping. The extra perks go along way and this sure does keep me coming back.

The little old lady in the sunglasses seciton is racist. I saw a pair of glasses and she just…read morestared at me. Walked by and there was a white couple who she let try on every sunglass shades under the sun. They did not even buy anything. I had planned to purchase the sunglasses, but she did not let me try them on or even offer.

I went inside to look for some boots for my husband. I didn't find anything that he would even…read moreconsider wearing. A lot of camping, workout and outdoor activity clothing. There's also home and random items too. They have swim shorts out on the rack. Seems too soon, given how cold it is outside right now. The shoe aisle in the back left of the store reminded me of what I would see at a store. I didn't see a lot of decent quality boots from when I could tell. I walked further and at least found a whole wall socks. They at least had a smart wool socks and they were on sale for $13 a pair. I was able to buy almost $200 worth of socks for both of us. At least our feet will be warm the rest of the cool cold weather until spring returns. Might be good to swap out socks today, it's bitterly cold outside. The checkout area reminds me of a TJ Maxx or Marshalls. It announces when the cashier is free and their number for their counter.

Compared to other locations I've been to; this one seems to get the bottom of the barrel apparel…read moreand based on shoe size, has terrible inventory. Other locations are significantly better at inventory mgt.