Much better than the Dayton Mall. Helps that they have limited bus service. Fairly easy to get in and out of even with heavy traffic. Plenty of development close by, so you can find pretty much anything you want. Lots of dining options nearby. Melt Bar and Grilled is a favorite connected to the mall. Lots of parking.
Went to Sears & food court. Sears is a shell of woe. Nowhere in store did it "shout" Merry Christmas. Oh, it had holiday greetings but store lacked the merchandise to greet the needs of the holiday shoppers. Food court was lackluster. Not a lot to shout about. Mom's & kids & fast food.
I’m still new to this mall and learning the layout. I sure wish they had maps up in more places - I couldn’t find one at all! But there’s plenty of parking and different entrances depending on where you want to go. This seems like a popular mall based on the crowds I’ve seen on A Friday night during the holiday season.
You can find some of the usual shoots you might expect - Macy’s, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Victoria’s Secret, American Eagle, Hallmark, Yankee Candle, etc. but I did see a couple empty shop fronts.hopefully those will be open in the future.
The best mall around the Dayton area. You're least likely to get your car stolen, get abducted, or be mugged here probably. There's a fairly good variety of stores, but probably over 70% of them are pop culture, jewelry, shoes, and clothing. Which, what else do most people go to malls for these days, right? Just a heads up. The food court is a really good size in ratio to the mall and there's new restaurants just built in front of the mall attatched, as well as tons within walking distance just across the access road from it, but not all of them are anything to write home about. There are some pretty great places though.
I am not a mall person, however this one was lacking in several areas the last time I had to go. Pushy people in the food area that you have to walk through to get to public restroom. Sad store selection and in general associates appear to not want to be there either. Maybe it has gotten better since. It seems more people like the "Greene" out door shopping mall.
I like shopping here. It's always easy in and out shopping. I always find what I'm looking for in one of the many different stores. The food options are nice too.
I've Spent Alot Of Time Over There Recently. And I've Got To Say My Favorite Store Hands Down Is TORRID.
It Has Gorgeous Clothing, Cute Intimate Apparel, All Designed For A Woman With CURVES.
First of all let me put this disclaimer out there first. I am from a small town so I am fairly easily impressed. My son and I had visited this mall to go to Dick's sporting goods. But the mall was well taken care of no signs of disrepair. The parking lot was clean and well maintained. Overall a good experience.
The mall overall is in good condition including the parking. There are many empty storefronts but still plenty to shop including all 3 anchor stores still occupied at this time. They've done some small but noticable updates to the mall itself which keeps it looking tidy and modern. There were plenty of restaurant choices added recently that include fast casual and full service dining, in addition to the fast serve food court which has plenty to choose.
This is a good mall. Other then the Greene, probably the best around. Arguably better then the Greene because it has more variety and options in the kind of stores they have.
My biggest compliment for this place is the food in the food court is usually good. With a lot of options. My brother works here as the GM of Subway. He used to work at the Subway location at the Dayton mall and their food service is no where near as sanitary. In fact the Dayton Mall has cockroaches.
Vast store options, good food options and usually busy with people minding their own business.
Most stores have good customer service. It's usually clean and is very roomy.
My two complaints are sometimes in the summer it is super packed with teenagers and college students because of break and the fact that there aren't a lot staircases to get between the second and first floors, which is important for older folk or people who just don't want to walk halfway across the mall to get to a staircase. Sometimes to walk back the same direction you came from to get to a store that was right under you.
A pretty indoor mall. Easy to navigate and without lots of empty store fronts. Most of the trendy chain restaurants are nearby as well as a nice food court with all the typical restaurants.
As far a malls go this one is still full of life. Has your average mall shops but what keeps it moving is it's clean feeling and keeping shops in use. The Dick's Sporting Goods here is pretty big and has a larger selection than Huber Heights.
I love this mall, it's two stories so there are PLENTY of stores to go to. Plus they have a train, an arcade and a build a bear work shop so it's definitely little kid friendly, and it's located around a great deal of places like restaurants, shops and a movie theater.
There's so much to do and every kind of food place near by. The parking is easy to navigate and the location maps easy to find. I also liked that if I had my GPS on that my phone could see a lot of the shops on the map, which helped out with finding which entrance to Park at when I needed just one shop and didn't want to walk the whole mall. Most of the time on maps it's just a big square that says "mall". I am sad that Max & Erma's restaurant is closing there by the water, we love going there. I heard it's turning into another pizza joint, which there's​already tons of. Now you'll have to go to Miller Lane if you want Max & Erma's.