Older shopping center on the south side of Columbus off South High Street/US-23 South close to the…read moresouthern part of the I-270 Outerbelt. Plenty of parking here with various shops, services, and storefronts, including: -Firestone Compete Care Center -Auto Title South - Franklin County Clerk of Courts (Auto Title Agency) -Ohio Thrift Store -BMV License Office -Ollie's Bargain Outlet -Kroger -Walmart -Wendy's -Tim Hortons -Arby's -Pizza Hut / WingStreet

It's a collection of not-quite-everyday stores. Marc's, Kohl's- for discounts on stuff you maybe…read moredon't need, and occasional great finds. A carwash, handy sometimes. A bank and a few other little things you might check out once in awhile. I find myself here every few months, hoping to find something I need before, usually, going somewhere else.

So many choices of quality clothing and accessories! Good restaurants in the area - easy to walk to…read morewith great food & cocktails! Highly recommend.

I've seen, what, three renovations of this place in the 35 years I've been coming? Used to be an…read moreindoor mall, with Micro Center at the end where Whole Foods is now (got my first PC there,) a bookstore, and I swear an Arthur Treacher's. Over the years it has changed into an outdoor mall, basically a fancy strip mall, with stores I am not much interested in. Too many clothes stores and salons. Around the edges are some cooler shops and restaurants. Parking is a hassle, lanes are too small, be very careful even at the edges of the main lot. I come once in a long while for Whole Foods, and the other day went to Tiki Botanicals, which I had never even noticed here, though we go to the GV location often. I'll be back someday.

Every thing seemed to be on clearance. Plus so much to see and to buy . Loved it. lots of people…read moreshopping for bargains

They are not up front on some of their furniture brands. Buyer beware : delivery they suggest runs…read more ~$150 +/-.... Which eats up the discounted furniture price savings. ( task rabbit charges roughly the same) Some "coordinators" at HomeGoods are nice others are not very nice.

Really fun half indoor half outdoor shopping center. A good mix of affordable and luxury stores…read morewhich made it really great to shop or just window shop. Typical mall service but lots of stairs, elevators, and escalators. Lots of parking options in parking structures, parking lots, and curbside parking. There are also a lot of places to eat which would make this a fun date night or friends night! Eat some good food, walk to get a sweet treat, and then walk and talk. Great place to hang out with others!

I always use the free parking. Since Easton charges now (via Park Mobile). I recommend any of the…read moreupper levels of the garages. It was a fun day out at Easton shopping this day. Had a PTO day and thought I would get out and pick up a few things. Stopped by most of my favorites including Macy's, Aveda, Barnes & Noble, Trader Joe's, and Bath & Body Works. Easton is getting a bad reputation with some violence but guess that is evenings. I have never had any issues or seen anything (knock on wood). Still a premier shopping choice.

I absolutely LOVE this shopping center. A lot of independent, ethnic, and unique businesses.read more

A nice cluster of shops and restaurants in an older mall. Busy on weekends, but not nutso today, a…read moresunny late-winter Sunday. There's the Japanese culture end, with a gift shop, bakery, market, and high- and low-end restaurants. There's the Pepperidge Farm outlet store (we remember.) There's Penzey's spices, a cool store in a cool old building (former bank.) There's Xi Xia and Chilispot, authentic Chinese food. Pho Chef Vietnamese. VGet, not vegetarian, more an Asian cafe and bakery. And there are a few other shops and food places, like Mochi Ring donuts. Plus a Staples (a smaller one, formerly an Office Depot.) Across the street is Honey Dip donuts and Pacific Eatery, and CM Chicken, and more. An old-school walkable strip mall, in a U, plus the Japanese section off one corner with a courtyard and benches. You'll need a rest after trying to visit all the shops. Worth spending a nice afternoon shopping and eating.

First off, I am ecstatic that they took over an already vacant building!!! They're in the old…read moreOdd/Big Lots building on 256. I didn't have any expectations coming here, so I was extremely pleasantly surprised by their offerings. If forced, I would say that this place was a hybrid of Big Lots & Anderson's. They offer outdoor/patio seating and decor including fire pits, snacks, organization, and a very wide selection of alcohol. They even had higher end things such as electronics and travel items such as Tumi and Osprey. I would definitely come back and see what the store continues to carry; an employee stated they receive shipments every 3 or 4 days and everything is new. She was also very kind and individually wrapped our glass bottle (girls night anyone?).

Decent place with a variety of merchandise. Value for the money is up for debate. Name brands at…read morediscount prices are a plus. But you do need to watch for the quality of the items.

My wife and I made the 90 minute trip from SE OH to World Market in Easton Plaza, as it's the only…read moreplace we can purchase replacements for our everyday silverware pattern (Treble Clef), three forks with a total price of less than $10. While browsing through the store we spotted a coffee table we both liked; it was on sale, with an additional sale price offered with a coupon...which we did not have...but which made it a great bargain. We asked about the coupon requirement, and the salesman took us to checkout where another young man assisted us in securing the coupon through our phones, while the original salesman located the very large item (coffee table) and brought it to the front of the store. This process was embarrassingly slow, as I'd picked up my 'second' cell, a smart phone I'd not yet activated for online activity, so we had to switch to my wife's phone to complete the process, taking time in a busy checkout lane. While the checkout man helped us, the salesman opened a second lane so as not to inconvenience others unduly. We were not certain that the large box would fit into the back seat of our car, but the salesman who stayed with us throughout, thought it would, even offering to unpackage it if that would help. He was (barely) correct, and loaded it for me, and I offered a cash tip which he declined. When home, pleased with our purchase, we discovered that in the process of all this, we'd not picked up the three forks, the entire purpose of our trip. Expecting another long trip would be necessary, I called the store and a young lady immediately understood out problem and set us at ease, offering to have them shipped, and called me back later with a tracking number for Fed Ex where she dropped them off on her way home after work. I can't adequately express my feelings about the help received from these three, two young man and one young woman, all unknown to us by name; I just want to say that It was a totally exemplary experience in ALL ways, demonstrating an excellent quality of staff at World Market by enabling a couple in their 80s to successfully work through a difficult shopping experience.