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100 Oaks Mall
Category: Shopping Shopping Centers Shopping Centers [Edit]
719 Thompson LnNashville, TN 37204
(615) 386-3140
- Price Range:
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$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
8 reviews for 100 Oaks Mall
8 reviews in English
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Review from Daniel B.
12/27/2011 3 Check-ins Here
In terms of retail, this place has a few stores that I like to visit and few that I don't want to visit again. In terms of food, they have an Einstein Bagel inside and upstairs in the Medical Center and they have a few freestanding places out front: Logans, Panda Express, Panera, and Cheeseburger Charlie's.
Just be careful when walking between the parking lot and the stores, it seems that many of the people driving through are headed to the Medical Center and are drugged up and don't pay much attention. Ha! -
Review from Lynne D.
12/30/2011
What I really like about this mall? The easy access.. Can you say that about Green Hills???
Didn't think so. -
Review from Alex P.
1/14/2012
I wouldn't go out of my way to come here, but its ok. I occassionally look at the TJ Maxx and the Petsmart when I go to the movies, and thats about it. They also have a lot of parking... This strip mall could use a website and a lot more stores.
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Review from Kyla A.
10/3/2008
Allow me to preface this review with the fact that 100 Oaks Mall is clearly undergoing major renovation. It's definitely only merits two stars now, but perhaps once the renovations are completed this mall will be a much better place to spend time.
That being said, that mall part of 100 Oaks Mall is virtually non-existent. I wandered in one day, and it's eerily empty. All the open stores in 100 Oaks are open to the outside parking lot not the interior mall. I usually come when I need to go to Michael's or Petsmart and stop in for a quick perusal of TJ Max in hopes of finding treasure. I rarely do, of course, but the hunt is fun.
Overall, it's dreary and there are few stores here. I hope the future of the mall is bright because the present is very dim. -
Review from Michael K.
Tempe, AZ
4/16/2010
I know I'm from AZ, land of the mall, but can you really call this a mall? It barely qualifies as a strip mall.
I have to say I did not even park my car and get out. This mall was the pinnacle of a fairly lackluster shopping trip to Nashville from Clarksville. They should condemn and burn this place. Then replace it with something better looking and more pleasant, like a parking garage.
It's days like these that I am angry you cannot give zero stars on Yelp!
I guess the basic point of this review is I did not like this mall. -
Review from Heather R.
Nashville, TN
12/2/2008
I just feel bad for this place. This had to be a place to go at some point, just like our dear Antioch, but up until about six months ago it looked like little was being done to help the failing mall.
They are putting some of the Vanderbilt Children's Hospital inside it now, so they are renevating and hopefully this will help fuel more people into Berry Hill. I do come here to Petsmart for our catfood and Michaels for a bead run, but otherwise don't have a need to come here.
It's set up more like a strip mall than you're typical mall. I've never seen a way to get "inside" other than just going in store to store. The place is crazy with construction right now, but I'm hoping once it's over the mall looks and acts 100% better. -
Review from Victoria C.
Nashville, TN
5/3/2011 1 Check-in Here
Although I just love Kirklands it needs to be more here
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Review from Mariela C.
San Francisco, CA
11/15/2008
This place is just sad. Thankfully I think they are renovating it, but if you are thinking of heading there as it currently is don't bother. Like Kyla A., I ended up there on a TJ Max gem hunt, and walked around for a bit (though there isn't much to walk around in). Aside from TJ Max, the only other places that caught my attention were Burlington Coat Factory (I need something to keep me warm this winter) and The Reebok store where I didn't find any running shoes. The only real reason to go anywhere near this place is for the Las Vegas blinding movie theatre (with its ridiculous lights it definitely looks like it belongs on the strip, or in a strip club).
