The Shops at Chestnut Hill

Hassan Bell

Filled with overpriced stores. Leads to no surprise that on Saturdays, the place is as quiet as a graveyard. The only averaged priced store, 'LifeWear' has an odor when entering to remind you what it's like to be inside a Buffalo Wild Wing's restroom.

Aries Scorpio

Once upon a time there was a wonderful shopping experience tucked within the hill just off Route 9 - The Mall at Chestnut Hill. It held the most wonderful shops and stores and restaurants. But, as in all fairy tales it faded away and was taken over by a corporation and one by one all the pleasant shops, all the magic - disappeared. No more staircase, no more fountain, no more holiday petting zoos (around Easter) and no more speciality restaurants. Now you can choose between glamorized fast food, a taco or two, or pizza. You can buy bath soap. See stores that are closed. And a Bloomingdale’s that’s rather an echo of what it was. There’s nothing special or anything remotely magical. Now, it’s just a mall. Just a small common mall - nothing unique. Nothing special. Save yourself the drive.

Zé Desousa

Very nice shopping center great sales

Curtis Cormier

They have high end stores. The parking can be pretty packed during certain times, but I've never not found parking. Good place to shop and eat as long as you're okay with higher end stores and restaurants.