Circle Centre Mall
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alkalineelectricgoddess1alkalineelectricgoddess1
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Interesting mall with an interesting design. When coming here for the first time, it's kind of difficult to find the entrance since it kind of blends in with other office entrances. The part of the mall over the intersection of Illinois Street and Washington Street is kind of interesting too especially if you're into unique architecture. The mall is about four floors tall and extends into buildings across the street via sky bridges. There are lots of stores, the place is very clean and very nice and overall a great mall. The other big architectural detail about this mall is the interesting glass elevators near the main entrance at Washington and Illinois Street.
Matt McLeanMatt McLean
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It’s truly heartbreaking to see what’s become of Circle Centre Mall in downtown Indianapolis. This place was once a bustling icon of the city—a beacon of commerce, entertainment, and community. Now, it’s completely dried up and practically disappeared into nothing. Walking through the mall today feels like stepping into a ghost town. Most of the shops are gone, the food court is a shadow of what it used to be, and there’s very little reason to visit anymore. What once served as a central hub for shopping, dining, and making memories has sadly faded away. So many of us grew up coming here—whether it was for back-to-school shopping, weekend hangouts, or holiday visits with family. The energy and life that once filled this space have vanished, and what’s left is a hollow reminder of better times. It's truly disappointing to see such a historic property in the heart of Indianapolis fall into this level of decline. The lack of investment, the departure of nearly every major retailer, and the overall emptiness of the place just makes it feel like the city has given up on it. Circle Centre Mall used to be a proud symbol of downtown, but now it feels like a relic that’s been forgotten. It deserves better. We all do. Unless major revitalization happens soon, it’s hard to recommend visiting—because, quite honestly, there’s hardly anything left to see. A sad end to what was once a great part of Indy’s downtown life.
Robert CoxRobert Cox
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The mall is absolutely beautiful! So much impressive engineering. It must have been horribly expensive. The glass elevators are gorgeous. The art is everywhere and gives you plenty of visual feast. The views from the glass intersection where you can see down the streets is also fun. Everything seems to be well cared for. The problem is, there are so many spaces where there used to be a store. Those spaces outnumber the actual stores by about 10 to 1. It's a shame that it's so empty. And because of it, I didn't see hardly anyone else there except for the people who work there. Every place that was open had maybe 1 or 2 people in it, including the Forever 21, which surprised me. I expect that it would do better if small businesses would move their offices there and turn it into a business center with a food court. If you get a chance, come see this place while it's still open. So many beautiful malls have been closed and torn down because they couldn't transition to an effective new business model.
Terry IrwinTerry Irwin
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Multi story mall in the middle of the city. Many vacant store fronts (it appears to be about half empty). We went on a Saturday and it wasn't crowded. There are a few decent restaurants, but no big box department stores. It has a theatre, arcade, and mostly small shops. You have to pay $7 to park for 2 hours, so we will not return to shop here. I will be surprised if this mall survives the decade. They need to reimagine this space. (Perhaps some office space, apartments, or a farmers market could revitalize this lovely facility). The Greenwood Park Mall is significantly nicer with many more businesses and parking is free. I don't recommend the Circle Centre Mall.
Susan Petrey CarrikerSusan Petrey Carriker
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Circle Centre Mall is a nice spot to check out if you're in downtown Indianapolis. The location is super convenient, right near Monument Circle and other attractions. It has a decent variety of stores and a food court with good options to grab a quick bite. I also liked that it’s connected to the Indianapolis Artsgarden, which adds a cool vibe to the experience. Some parts of the mall feel a little dated, but overall, it’s a good place to shop, eat, or just take a break while exploring the city.
Alexander Leyva SerranoAlexander Leyva Serrano
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Nearby Attractions Of Circle Centre Mall
Lucas Oil Stadium
Gainbridge Fieldhouse
Soldiers & Sailors Monument
JW Marriott Indianapolis
Victory Field
Crowne Plaza Indianapolis-Dwtn-Union Stn by IHG
Indianapolis Marriott Downtown
Indiana State Museum
The Westin Indianapolis
Omni Severin Hotel

Lucas Oil Stadium
4.7
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Gainbridge Fieldhouse
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Soldiers & Sailors Monument
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JW Marriott Indianapolis
4.5
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Nearby Restaurants Of Circle Centre Mall
Shapiro's Delicatessen
St. Elmo Steak House
The Eagle Mass Ave
Harry & Izzy's
Kilroy's Bar N' Grill
Slippery Noodle Inn
Conner's Kitchen + Bar
Bakersfield Mass Ave
Weber Grill Restaurant
Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse

Shapiro's Delicatessen
4.5
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St. Elmo Steak House
4.6
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The Eagle Mass Ave
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Harry & Izzy's
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Basic Info
Address
49 W Maryland St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
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Phone
(317) 681-5615
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Website
circlecentre.com
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entertainment
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attractions: Lucas Oil Stadium, Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Soldiers & Sailors Monument, JW Marriott Indianapolis, Victory Field, Crowne Plaza Indianapolis-Dwtn-Union Stn by IHG, Indianapolis Marriott Downtown, Indiana State Museum, The Westin Indianapolis, Omni Severin Hotel, restaurants: Shapiro's Delicatessen, St. Elmo Steak House, The Eagle Mass Ave, Harry & Izzy's, Kilroy's Bar N' Grill, Slippery Noodle Inn, Conner's Kitchen + Bar, Bakersfield Mass Ave, Weber Grill Restaurant, Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse

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