Lilac Mall — Local services in Rochester

I came into this mall to pick up a pizza from Papa Gino but it wasn't ready so I started walking around. I went down a hallway and it started getting narrower. After a couple of turns I realized my pizza was probably ready and turned around. Now I'm not sure where I am. It was only one hallway, wasn't it? I'm so turned around now, and the lights are flickering. I drew arrows on the wall to mark where I'm going but then I find them again, pointed to where I've come from. The lights are flickering but I can still smell pizza. Sometimes the lights go out and when they come back on the hallway is different. Different walls or different carpet or a series of doors but none of them open. I'm so hungry and so tired but I must keep moving. Something tells me I shouldn't stop.

I hope this review gets through. Sometimes I have cell reception but my phone always says it's 6:25 pm. If you come to Lilac Mall, don't go down the hallway by the gymnastics place. Just get your...

No Stars to post....yet. The Lilac Mall died when most strip malls of America died...held up only by a few vendors who's shrinking clientele slowly loose interest. However, there is a possible light up ahead. The new owners, working with our (questionable) city council (...yeah, I called them out...I live next to one who sat on at council for a cool decade, and I have video of her making childish faces at my house because of her (even more childish) feud with my (mentally ill) spouse....classy....but, I digress), are working on putting in a casino! No, I don't think this will "prop-up" Rochester, but the one that took over Dover Bowl didn't harm the area....I for one would like to see literally ANY attempt to revitalize the Lilac Mall.....then I will...

Love the clothes, prices, employees. Managers are pretty low class. LOUDLY makes the staff embarrassed and degraded in front of customers. This store is going to get many violations if the staff complains to DOL. Harassment, hostile work environment, ADA, EOE, that is the employees. Customers are forced to carry clothes in their arms, no access to shop with a wheel chair, No bathroom access, no seats for people that get winded or light headed. I helped a woman lye down as she was falling. I was alerted by her cries for help. The staff was highly under trained in responding to crisis. They also have to self police the suspected shoplifting and chase peps for lic plates. The employees under the management...