I love this plaza! It has everything I need in one stop. Food, entertainment, clothing. You name…read moreit, they have it. The only gripe I have is that the parking lot is a bit cramped and hard to navigate when it's busy. I've already backed into several parked cars. Great plaza, highly recommended!

If i were to rate this mall about a 6 years ago it would be a five. because if you grew up in this…read morearea, then you probably remembered the mall full of life and their was always something in the mall that you would need. But now all thats left in the mall is a JC penny's , Dave and busters and some other businesses that are open in the mall. The good part is that most of the mall would be repurposed for different types if jobs and retail Such as a hospital being constructed in the old Sears, a tile shop opening in the abandoned Maceys And also other building being repurposed/built around the mall.

This mall has lost its shoppers steadily over the last 10+ years like most malls. It's a barren…read morewasteland when you walk through the empty spaces where businesses once lived. During the holidays they still had put up their xmas decorations which was nice. They have recently rented out part of the building to UofR medical offices so things will be much much different than in years past. Dicks sporting goods is still around, RPM speedway and Dave and busters are attractions located at the mall but have been shut down for to covid for almost a year now. I usually go to get my healthy steps in and not be in the cold. It's great in that regard .

Village Gate Square is a nice place to escape the heat and to appreciate great art, sculpture, and…read morea chill laid-back vibe. Grab a street hotdog and enjoy the shaded courtyard

This place is a great business center. There are a variety of shops, restaurants, and ample space…read morefor various events. I have visited during the Mayday Underground Craft Show. It is a little confusing on how to enter the building, but once in, it is a great space. I love the artwork, and sculptures. This time I went on a Sunday to the craft show and a lot of the businesses were closed, but there were many open as well including a unique shop that sold knickknacks and chalk paint, a cute coffee shop, a mystical shop, and a children's book store.

This is the only mall in Monroe County now. The next closet is the Eastview mall in Victor. The…read moregreece mall still has many stores open for shopping and are the typical stores you find in any mall. It is very clean and affordable. It has a movie theatre and many chain restaurants as well as a food court. Best and only mall in Monroe County.

I grew up in Hilton, and going to Greece Ridge Mall was a staple. As a teen, it was a great place…read moreto hangout. As an adult, you could get shopping done if you're focused and know what you want. Nowadays, I hardly ever go to any mall. Last time I was at Greece Ridge, it was pretty mediocre. I've read poor reviews about their Santa Claus they've had and how he ended up being a child s** offender. Not sure how accurate this is, but if true, shows how much effort they may not put into staffing. As a mother, this is such a failure. In the past, I've had siblings had their purchases swiped from right next to them when they've set it down for even just a moment. Their bathrooms were always gross and only there if you REALLY need to go. As I aged and as time went on, for me it seems like Greece Ridge got progressively worse. Losing a lot of its "magic". I brought my son to the little play pit thing they have when he was 1 yr. I remember feeling uncomfortable with certain individuals standing around just staring. It's a place you can go if you absolutely need something and you know what it is. There really is not much to look at anymore if you go to Greece Ridge and just want to peruse. You can get your steps in somewhere much more pleasant.

Everything about Southtown Plaza is convenient and for what it's worth some staples are still…read morestanding. However, the town of Henrietta and the people who own the center need to definitely do some repaving. There are potholes that are death to a car and to anybody who's in it if hit at the wrong speed, PLEASE do better

You can find some amazing clothing and accessories for incredible prices. Every time I go it is all…read morenew items. I could spend hours there. I like to go every few months and grab some unique pieces that you cannot get anywhere else for the price. Eclectic and unique. Highly recommend.

I first purchased items at the Public Market on Saturdays but have gone to there Warehouse store…read morebecause of the additional clothing and larger sizes. I love their variety of ethnically diverse clothing at affordable prices. Everything is basically under $20 but most of the things I have purchased has been under $10. They have a great variety of masks for $5 and under.

I came to the Armory today for a pop up event with local crafts and handmade items. It was a pretty…read moregood space and a nice event. The only other stores I've ever been to at the Armory are the Alex and Ani jewelry store and I've been to TRATA a few times. Excellent brunch.

I've been to this area it has a lot of stores here like West Elm, Fleet Feet, Village Bakery,…read moreTrata, Alex and Ani and Shop Peppermint. I've been in the space that they use for events, for shopping, BecomingBoss and Yoga. They have a lot of parking that is shared it seems certain times of the day you may not get any parking. The Armory is a great space to visit for a little shopping or some lunch or dinner. Enjoy

One of my favorite shopping centers. Yesterday I went there and ordered the Beef Special from SEA…read moreRestaurant, then hopped over to Sultan and ordered Baba Ghanoush and Cheese Manakeesh, shopped at an Hikari Foods and Family Dollar for about 7 minutes, and then picked up my orders. I'm also a fan of Abyssinia.

A diamond in the rough in many senses. The Hickey Freeman Factory Store is located on North Clinton…read moreRoad and Avenue D. It's not a neighborhood that I normally frequent, but Hickey Freeman keeps bringing me back. You can find some good deals on sports coats and suits if you're lucky. I wasn't familiar with the Hickey Freeman brand, before I moved to Rochester. They were big in the 50s & 60s, but they seem to have fallen under the radar in the past few decades after multiple changes in ownership. They have an overall good reputation in the fashion community, with positive feedback in terms of construction quality. I have 3 suits and I'm happy with all 3. They needed very slight tailoring (mostly simple hemming), which added slightly to the cost. But all 3 wool suits are fully canvassed, wool and cost $3-400 each (retail for $1000+). I think if you're lucky, you can find suits for $299. I think they are much higher quality than a similarly priced J Crew Ludlow suit.

A Rochester institution and one of the best suits you'll own. The factory price is usually…read moresignificantly discounted (40-50%) from their retail prices ($1,200-$1,800), then usually additionally marked down. I've gotten suits here for under $100 after all markdowns. Hickey suits are stylish but can also be conservative. They are very high quality and are perfect for business. I own seven or eight of their suits a handful are standard staple types and others are a bit more daring colorwise. I do lament the fact that they discontinued the warehouse sales in Rochester where the selection was even better than the factory store. Rochester folks had it very good and were able to score serious bargains.