Easy place to shop. Ample covered parking. Nice shops. GOOD variety of merchants. You can find a FABULOUS variety of stores: books, candles, clothes, kitchen ware, household, storage containers, locally made art, almost anything you can think of. Then there's the restaurants and bars ... Lots to choose from! They have wonderful free fun all year round like concerts and outdoor movies.

Fantastic place to hang out with family. They have high end brands such as Tiffany & Co, Burberry as well as J.Crew, Zara, Lush etc. Several home decor stores and kitchen supply stores. Plenty of free parking in all four directions, and there are also limited toll street parking right outside of some stores. Many good places to eat and snack. It's fun to walk around in nice weather because most of the stores are outside of the main indoor mall. Fun fountains for kids in the summer and huge Christmas trees in the winter time.

So many stores to check out and places to eat. You can spend a day here and I'm guessing you may see it all you may not. There's even a movie theater too. Specialty shops too. Was really impressed. It's like the shopping mall was a town of its own. We didn't even get to check out the rest of the Town center. Was exhausted with the mall itself.

Nice place to unwind and relax with the kids. There is an indoor and plenty of outdoor space. You get to see the sky even inside the mall. They are adding more kid's activities, I just hope they move the lingerie shop at the back instead of being in the center of the mall (the one across Windows store). Legoland is coming soon here and my kids can't wait. I would give it 5 stars if the center of the inside mall is more kid-friendly.

The mall is split into a more “traditional” inside part ...... equipped with all the stores you know and love a food court serving up smaller sized & more expensive versions of unhealthy foods, and a plethora of kiosks ran by people who are all the willing to encourage you into that impulse purchase you will regret hours later.... And then there’s the more “southwestern” style outside portion of the mall ....where the mall stores line a series of roads for cars instead of sidewalks for people. This gives Easton the opportunity to keep expanding the size of the mall indefinitely .... but it also makes for some COOLLLDDD shopping that you will be doing in the bitter winter months ( you know, like Christmas time?’) Personally I think anyone who thinks it’s a good idea to build an “outside” anything in Ohio needs to get fired.