The small but conveniently located Mall with Panera Bread, building Chick-Fil-A and Barnes and Noble store. Plenty of free parking.

I grew up in E. Walpole where this Mall is located, I live down the street from it. Most of the poor reviews from people on here are somewhat correct. When the mall was first built it was pretty good place to go to, Bradley’s was where Kohl’s is now, & Stop n Shop was there also they had a lot of nice smaller business that worked well their. You could walk from one end to the other while inside, in winter you could stay in the mall, & not have to go outside to get into another store. On the East end of the building they have added on over the years so it’s longer now than it originally was. The original concept was nice but I suspect poor management by the owners of the property & possibly the property changed hands into business people who didn’t really understand how to properly run a mall.

This place calls itself a mall but its an absolute desolate dump of a shell of probably its former glory. The only thing inside this nasty place is a decrepit nail salon, a run down oriental carpet dealer and the back entrance of Barnes and Noble and Wines and Things. the rest of this mall is either closed or turned into outwardly facing stores like Kohls (largest Kohls I have ever seen) or a run down nasty Petsmart, Barnes and Noble and Party City. Office Max went out of business and some of the other smaller stores are on their last legs. The Taco Bell and Panera in the parking lot are the only busy things bringing traffic to this dump. Horrible and should be shut down.

We've taken our son here two times for Halloween when he was 1 and 2 years old. All the stores were giving out candy, and he had a great time. There's an arcade called Dream Machine that has skee-ball and a lot of other physical arcade games that younger kids can enjoy, and there are 4 kiddie rides outside of the arcade, costing 50 cents per ride. There's a Barnes and Nobles bookstore in the mall, and a little play area for kids 1 to 4 years old right outside of Barnes and Nobles. There is a pizza place close to the entrance to the mall, by Barnes and Nobles, and there are a few other restaurant choices in the parking lot around the mall.

Not the most beautiful mall inside or out, but it has a few nice stores like Barnes and Noble and Kohls.