I would like to do a retake on a review I did of this place previously. While the mall retains most of its decor and appearance from 1987, it's actually worth visiting especially if you're new in town and wanting to look around. It's also a great place for the nostalgic value which its probably best known for. While not a very busy or prosperous mall like other ones in town such as Rivercenter or Ingram, I still think this place has its quirks and is pretty calm. Not to mention but this place has great vendors within the Little Shops section of the place which acts as a small indoor flea market. The food vendors here are pretty good and offers some variety, especially the chinese restaurant that's been here since the mall first opened up.

I can however point out 2 things that probably bother me the most is the amount of flags placed throughout the mall which kinda doesn't make alot of sense if you ask me. The other would be the whole "Palm Pavilion" area which kinda makes you think there should be some palm trees around. I don't know if the signage for it should stay or go, but definitely some palm trees would fit nicely in this place.

To sum it up, this mall is at least worth visiting especially for the free events that are hosted every so often. Also you can't deny that the smell of this place is so unique, it brings back memories 👍