A historic shopping plaza located in Avon. I stumbled upon it by going to the River Park which is…read moreconnected to the parking lot. The parking lot was spacious. The shops are in various types of buildings; historic houses and more conventional buildings. Getting in and out of the lot was easy because of the traffic lights; this is crucial especially on the busy route 44. As of May 2024, they have the following shops under each category (from their website): SHOPPING: Details: gifts and home decor Sassy's: jewelry, clothing, handbags Tree House Gallery and Tea Room: antiques, collectables, soups, salads, sandwiches, and desserts True Hart Boutique: clothing and accessories Wild Iris Home: home decor FOOD: Chez Michel French Market: French inspired bakery Strip Steakhouse: you guessed it, steak restaurant LIFESTYLE: 30 Minute Hit: boxing/kickboxing gym Avon Eye Design: optometry services Avon Nutrition: protein shakes and tea Clifton Barn: 1830 barn/venue used for events Railway Barbershop: you guessed it, a barbershop Salon Jia Li and Spa: hair and nails The Gym of Avon: personal training gym I did see other shops there that weren't listed on their website; I'm sure new places pops up and others move. Overall, a large shopping village/plaza with pretty much all your lifestyle needs.

In the heart of Avon, where routes 10 and 44 meet, you'll find this very popular 60,000-square-foot…read moreretail and office complex. It has a ton of food choices - Pick and Mix, Da Capo, Subway, Hot Heaven Pizza, Brueggers Bagels, the Grist Mill, Yogurt Fantazy, and even a liquor store (Welcome Wine and Liquors). Something for every budget and craving.. Throw in the clothing shops and hair places, some professional offices, a UPS Store, a bank, places for kiddie parties, and a terrific auto repair place (Village Garage) and you have a real multi-purpose lifestyle destination. We live nearby and are regular customers at Pick & Mix and Village Garage. It has easy access from 44/10 with several traffic light controlled entry /exit points. It's big and roomy with lots of parking spots. We love it...

Avon Marketplace is an outdoor shopping plaza located in Avon, CT. It's a busy plaza with plenty of…read moreparking; it's located on Route 44, a main artery in CT. I'm there quite often because I like shopping at the stores there. Here are a list of stores as of November 2024: Russian School of Math Uponavon nail spa European Wax Center BurgerFi Max a Mia GAP Starbucks LensCrafters She La La Salsa Fresca Samara Med Spa Verizon New Balance Playa Bowls Munson's Chocolates Athleta Club Pilates Ulta Beauty Orvis CVS They have space available for lease. The sidewalks are wide and pedestrian friendly. Overall, a decent place to get some shopping done at.

This shopping plaza is located on an old dairy farm. There are restaurants, shops, and various of…read moreother businesses. There are 11 buildings that are original to the farm and currently being used as one of these businesses; there are a total of 17 buildings. There were plenty of parking but it is a maze to find certain places. There are all types of businesses but I've mainly been in there for BouNam and Little City Pizza. There are other restaurants that I'm looking forward to checking out in this plaza, Somewhere in Bangkok and Villa Mulino to name a couple. I would recommend checking the website to find the business you're looking for; from doctors to dance studios to bakeries to attorneys, you will find most of your lifestyle needs there.

This land was the site of a farm in the 1600's…read more Today it's a very nice shopping center that contains 19 buildings that house over 40 businesses. We go here a lot to patronize some excellent businesses like Avon Country Deli for breakfast or lunch, Avon Plumbing and Heating for plumbing fixtures, the Lyme Grille for great pub style atmosphere and food, Rita's Italian Ice, the Local Grille for a nice dinner, Toshi Izakaya for sushi, and a nice little Farmer's Market. It's easy to get to on Route 10 and has tons of parking. As a bonus we get a beautiful view of Talcott Mountain and the Heublein Tower.

This is a huge plaza located on route 44 and Bushy Hill Road. There's plenty of parking and retail…read moreshopping. I think it's located in a good location due to the amount of traffic nearby. There are talks of a trampoline park being put in the old Bed Bath & Beyond location. There are indoor pickleball courts; the company is called Dill Dinkers and it's located in the old HomeGoods. Raising Cane's, a fast food chain is opening up in there as well, opening in the Fall 2024. There's also a go-kart track and movie theater. Other retail establishments are a Stop and Shop, Walgreens, Party City, banks, gym, and various others. This is a convenient plaza to have that has most of your lifestyle needs.

One of our primary "go to" shopping plazas…read more The Stop and Shop usually has everything we need and the service is never an issue. Wandering through Bob's Stores is always a fun experience. The Hoyt Cinema is a great place to see a movie. They have Luna Pizza, a Chili's, a Bed Bath and Beyond, a drug store, a card store, a gym, and a few more tenants. We have seen some turnover during the years. Oddly, 2 ice cream places including a Stone Cold Creamery have folded over the years. One of the major recent changes was the replacement of Borders Books by Home Goods. Plenty of parking. Nice easy access. You can get in and out fast, and just about always can get what you need somewhere.

Avon Village Center is a sophisticated plaza filled with restaurants, retail, various of other…read morebusinesses, and residential housing. The parking lot was spacious and nicely paved. Getting in and out the plaza was easy; there's a traffic light which is great since it's a busy area. Whole Foods takes center stage in this plaza and can be seen from the street. They have Whale Tea for boba tea and Poke Bros for fresh sushi bowls. The Farmington Canal Heritage Trail is adjacent to the center. A great place to walk around, shop, and eat.

Marshall's is a discount retail chain; they purchase overstock/out of season items from…read moremanufacturers and sell it for a lower price. There are 1236 stores in the US and Canada. I'm a fan of this Marshall's; it's big, clean, and organized. It is very similar to the HomeGoods (which is owned by the same company) in the same plaza. I love their clearance racks which can be found at the end of the aisles. A great place to bargain shop. I've always loved TJ Maxx and Marshall's is essentially its sibling. The following types of products can be found at Marshall's; footwear, clothing, bath, bedding, home decor, furniture, beauty products, jewelry, housewares, toys, giftware, and per supplies. I loved their candles and random skincare, and soaps. The clothes were pretty decent if you dig around the racks. The employees were friendly. Overall, a fun place to shop and you can find some treasures; as their slogan says, "Your surprise is waiting and never boring, always surprising."

Today I went to Marshall's in Avon to buy baby items as I did yesterday as well spending over $300…read more I am 9 months pregnant and super excited. However, when I went to the register to make my purchase today a grouchy old lady with a huge stick up her a** had the nerve to tell my twin 9 year old sons to not touch the candy bags on display if they weren't going to buy them. I quickly wondered why she would ASSUME we weren't going to buy them and I asked her if she was in a bad mood. I followed up by saying that I've never heard that people can't look at candy bags or show their parents for possible purchase. She said that many customers won't buy an item if it has been touched. WOW! Is all I can say. The nerve. Everything is touched in their store! Candles are smelled, pillows are squeezed and the list goes on. This lady had some nerve and even the manager behind her told me it was fine if my kids picked up and looked at the candy bags. I mean what's the point of having tiny gum-ball machines right next to the register if NOT TO ENTICE children?!!!!! Anyhow, people are just rude and all I can say is that if you're damn near 80 years old and working at Marshall's just chill the F*ck out. You don't need to act like you own the store and try to make up these crazy rules to try and assert your non-existent power. Maybe CUSTOMER SERVICE IS NOT THE JOB FOR YOU. If you do have grandkids I pray for them because you do not know how to talk to or treat children.