Eastwood Mall

There are three types of shopping mall left in 2024 America. The first two are relatively common. The third is less so. Eastwood Mall fits perfectly into number 3.

Let me explain.

1) The Boutique Mall. $750 designer t-shirts and spaceship cars in the parking lot.

2) The Last Gasp Mall. The anchor stores have been replaced by flea markets, plasma donation sites & sketchy churches.

3) Eastwood Mall. A lot of stores between the mall proper and the joints that ring the property, where you can pick up nearly everything for gift-giving, wardrobe or home.

I hate malls in general but sometimes shop here because I believe Jeff Bezos should have to split the retail pie with something besides Wal-Mart

Nice glow up since after covid a lot more nice shops love going there now it no longer is just for old people to walk around in

Omg!! Eastwood Mall is a great place to shop and visit! Huge variety of stores that will guarantee that customers will, most definitely, find whatever they're looking for! Look forward to my next visit!
#SatisfiedCustomer

The most interesting thing about this mall is that it is still somehow surviving. Are they empty storefronts inside, yes, but there are not many empty store fronts. As another reviewer has said they have the usual variety of mall shops. To me some of the stores are new, but that's a regional thing.

Walking around the inside can take some time. I suggest doing so because you may miss a store. Also take a moment to take in the sights while inside here.

This is probably one of the most interesting malls I have been in. Even though there are not a lot of empty storefronts, they have been creative with filling those storefronts. It was interesting that the local television station has a studio in here.

One thing that I did do while in here was take a look at the aquarium(s) they have in here. I took my time to check them out, and even took a moment and sat next to them before leaving.

I drove from CLE's east side to shop here, taking Rt. 422 across to Warren. Eastwood Mall has the usual variety of mall shops. Anchors include Macy's, Penney's, Burlington, Boscov's, Big Lots, Dick's, Ollie's, and Dillard's Clearance Store--like a regular department store, but off season family merchandise at clearance prices. Around the mall are lots of restaurants, hotels, and big box stores. The area is really nice. The mall is neat and clean. You can spend the day or a few hours here. This is the place to go for all kinds of shopping.

I haven't been to this mall in about 2 years, so I took a trip up one day. The place smelled of mildew and weed. It was also filled with gangs of teenagers. H&M, Target, and Express outlet were the only huge retailers there. It was outdated and in need of a face lift inside. Food although was very good at the mall. Despite not having a huge food court the food at the mall was OK. some other options the mall had was Bath and Bodyworks, Yankee, candle Macy's, and American Eagle. all in all the mall was OK but would not be going back anytime soon.

I used to absolutely love this mall, actually used to work here. Now its filled with teens causing commotion and screaming! It smells like smoke, and is filled with No-Name stores. Champs Shoes is even closing!!!! This mall is horrible, its truly a shame. The plazas around it are ok, and the target is nice, but I don't see a reason to go into the mall. So Sad!!

Dillards, Macy's and JC Penney is a good mix and that's what you'll find here. All of the other popular stores in between could be found here as well...Finish Line, Buckle and Icing, just to name a few. I was impressed by the cleanliness and the freakin aquarium and the fish projected onto the carpet with the water that rippled from movement. Like a kid, I was mesmerized while looking at the sharks and yellow tangs. Just beautiful!

It's nice to know a decent mall is close by when I visit family in this area. Very cool spot.

On my second visit, I discovered a BMV (although closed on Sunday), a game space that includes a Tilt-A-Whirl (!), an aquarium (it is temporarily closed for upgrades), a train that kids & parents can ride around the mall in for $3 each, and a decent kid's play area. We had a late lunch at the Firebirds that has entrances both inside and outside the mall.

A decent mall owned by the Cafaro Corporation.

Ownership has done a good job keeping the spaces occupied and developing the surrounding area with hotels, movie theaters, a minor league baseball field, a spa and even their new headquarters.

Inside the mall you'll find the typical fare - stores, food court, play areas, and you'll find some atypical things too, like the mind-easing aquarium located in the central atrium.

At times, traffic getting in and out of the Eastwood Plaza can be downright nightmarish to say the least, it's best you know your way around and where you are headed before you get there. Lots of four way stops and half-abiding drivers.