Beautiful repurposed warehouse with a nice selection of shops and services. They shops are mid-tier…read moreor so and a bit more pricy, so be prepared to fork out some extra $$$ for that beautiful goodie you just found. Some stores have items that are assembled or crafted in the United States (though main textiles and the like vary in country of origin). Definitely a nice touch!

Not a lot of selection, parking is expensive. Vibes are good, though…read more I am a major Anthropologie fan so I come here a lot. Always stop in J. Crew too. The coffee shop here is nice. Needs more shops! Once every space is full it will be more worthwhile.

I feel sad when I go to walk around, more businesses need to be opened up there, there are only a…read morefew stores open, dont let this be another mall that falls to closing up, close half of it off and put apartments there or something, Im glad there will be a BJ's opening up where the old Sears use to be

This is a strange mall. It competes with the other [better] Chattanooga mall, Hamilton Place. There…read moreis just not a lot happening here. Burlington, Old Navy, Ulta, and Belk are hardly enough anchor stores to keep you interested. The feel of the Burlington store inside seems cheap and discount store-ish, but maybe that's just me. There is a fairly large play area for the kids but no food court. Also added recently is a 'Carmike's' 14-screen movie theater, which is probably the biggest draw for others, but doesn't interest me. The real thing of interest at this mall are the many restaurants located outside the mall, and along the perimeter. You'll find: - Arby's - Chick-fil-A - Chili's - Panda Express - Panera Bread - Outback - Aubrey's - Old Chicago Pizza But even with those mostly fast food chain restaurants, I just don't see the value of going back.

Big place lots of different small stores ! Definitely one of the nice places around town !! Good…read morevalue !

Stopped by the mall this weekend while friends are in town. Did not do much shopping, but stopped…read morein the food court for a Snack. Food court was busy, but was able to find a table. There's a gentleman there to clean off tables to make sure that you eat on a clean table. I've been to the mall a number of times and enjoyed every time I come.

It's a small town feel with friendly folks. It's not the grandest flea market but one of the most…read morememorable. Everyone has a story so take your time hearing them. I bought water proof camouflage style rugged boots that would have been twice the price at a retail store. I was given a free Christian book after a visit with a part time preacher. The vendors will help you and actually walk you to another booth far away to assist you if they don't have what you want. More than shopping it's a cultural experience.

Great venue. Good items. A little bit of everything for everyone. Yes it's out in the middle of…read morenowhere

The Avenue is a hopping spot with a great variety of shopping. You can find most anything here and…read morethe folks are helpful and friendly. Lots of great spots to eat as well. Select is excellent.

I love the avenue in murfreesboro. I love the outdoor mall scenery in general. I love that they…read morekeep the grounds, landscaping very nice and clean. Although, Burlington really needed a power wash on the outside of their store. Which thats a store I would never step food in ever again, but are they consider part of the avenue? Anyways, I love that they decorate the entire mall with christmas decorations. Definitely picture worthy. The avenue is also nice to walk around whenever it's nice outside. You can definitely get 10k steps in :)

Cambridge Square is a landmark in Ooltewah, especially around the holiday seasons. The Fall and…read moreChristmas atmosphere there is simply magical. It's a great place to hang out with friends and family, take a walk, or enjoy a good meal in a relaxing atmosphere. While the center is not extremely large, there's enough to enjoy in this outdoor shopping center, and the tenants are mostly locally-owned businesses. There are restaurants, pastries and donuts, an ice cream shop, clothing and specialty stores, and more. One of my favorite reasons to visit Cambridge Square is for their community square area. It's a tranquil spot to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee or a donut from Tasty Donuts. They have an astro turf lawn that's beautifully decorated and nicely maintained. We love walking our dog around. Pet waste stations are provided along with very clean public restrooms. In the good weather months, they also have live entertainment and events in the square. It's definitely a place to enjoy and relax.

We had a burger at the new place Game Day Social The food…read morewas excellent but the TVs were a little loud for our liking Of course had it been a little busier it probably would not have seemed so . We went for lunch so it was a little slow

It's quiet and easy to get to and has a decent selection of shops so you will probably find what…read moreyou need at good prices. They have a lot of vacant spaces but I usually hit Bealls, Jacob's Well, Bath and Body Works, Old Navy, American Eagle, Ann Taylor, The Clearance Chucks and a couple of Antique and Thrift type shops.

This outlet mall has seen better days. I'd say half of the stores in the pictures have shuttered as…read morethere's no Izod, no Tommy and others. About the only good stores are a small Nike factory store and an Old Navy outlet. Many of the stores are local places such as an antique store which would be great if I lived in the area. I think the mall would do better if it had a full scale restaurant or something of that sort. Seems like there's plenty of land to do that with and with a premium freeway location it's puzzling why mall management hasn't tried to attract one. Who knows? I'd stop there again due to the Nike store not being too crowded but not sure that I would go anywhere else.

This strip mall is located along West Walnut Avenue (aka Highway 52) just east of Interstate 75…read more It's a little oddly shaped because the road doesn't quite go east to west and therefore the shopping center doesn't go east to west. With the building closer to the road at one end than the other, the parking lot is a little strange. The Kroger Supermarket has one side of the building with the TJ Maxx and Big Lots being the next larger stores. You'll find a national pet supply chain, pizza, vision center, liquor store, Mexican, tanning salon, shipping center, hair stylist and a Japanese steakhouse. The Panera at one end was interesting and not recommended with a larger vehicle. Still, the buildings are new and in good condition. The parking lot surface is clean and smooth. There is a traffic lights at the exit closest to the supermarket so you may be waiting if you're planning to cross the roadway. [Review 20212 overall - 660 in Georgia - 1189 of 2023.]