crocker park

Hope to come back in the summer to enjoy the live entertainment (I was told they have events during the summer). Overall, nice outdoor selection of shops and eateries (it was cold and snow on the ground and the sidewalks were pretty much kept clean so that we could walk down the streets to enjoy our shopping)

It was very quaint and had a variety of upscale shopping, restaurants and national chain retail. Parking can be a challenge, but I highly recommend.

The excelsior apartments at Crocker Park are to die for. I wish I could live here, work out at LA fitness, and eat trader joe's every day.

A couple of weeks ago on Monday December 1st, I met a friend at Crocker Park. I had never been to Crocker Park; but had heard that it was a nice place to shop. In addition, Crocker park just happened to be geographically located between myself and my friend. This was ideal due to the fact that we lived more than an hour away from each other. We met at Crocker park, shopped, and then ate at Chipotle for dinner. It started getting dark, so around 6:20pm we had figured it was time to leave and possibly go to another location. We went back to the parking garage on the 3rd floor where we had parked beside each other; and she decided to let her car warm up due to the fact that it was well below freezing at that time of day. We were sitting in my car for about 5-10 minutes when a young security guard approached my car. I rolled down my window, and he asked us what we were doing. I told him that we were waiting for her car to warm up. He asked us how long we had been sitting in the car. I notified him that we had only been sitting for maybe 5-10 minutes. The security guard ordered us to exit the vehicle. I turned off my vehicle and we did so promptly. The security guard then asked how old we were, and obtained our licenses. The security guard then told us that we were loitering and ordered us that we needed to get back into our separate vehicles and leave the park immediately. Although confused, we did so; and thus suddenly had to end our date.As a paying customer who had to travel 30 minutes or more to Crocker park, I will not be making any return visits due to the level of service that I received. I live near Beachwood and have frequented many other places like Crocker park such as Legacy Village, and have never received such treatment. Due to the fact that the park was still open and people were still coming and going, I do not feel that it was right to be asked to leave. I can understand that the security guard was concerned, and maybe wanted to survey the situation; but making us leave the was completely unnecessary. Just so you are aware, I am a 24 year old black male who was wearing a v-neck sweater, black boots, skinny jeans, a skull cap and a black peacoat. My date was a 20 year old hispanic girl with a pony tail with a sweater and jeans on with a coat. I am not sure if they were profiling, but I hope that no one else has to go through the same kind of treatment that I and my friend went through; and so I will leave a poor review for Crocker Park.

Gorgeous grounds with tons to see! Shop, dine, stroll, play. There is a small water feature which is active in Summer where kids may splash around. Parking stinks, but overall, everything is within walking distance. They are building new parking structures which should be open Spring 2015. You'll find almost every brand of store - mainly moderate to high-end, with restaurants $-$$$ in price, primarily located within one block near the center of the mall. You'll also find great fixtures in strong mall chains, including Trader Joe's, the apple store, Bath & Body Works and Barnes & Noble bookstore.

Easy access, nice shops and great range. Parking is not so easy but we were lucky. Restaurants are nice and food is good. Different mall than others I've visited.

more than just shopping, but the shopping is the main reason to go. A beautiful setting to walk around; many fine places to eat from $-$$$$ in prices. My favorite is cheesecake factory.

Very clean, light, and airy mall in Fairview Park. Easy access from major highways. Varied shopping and movie experience. Recommended.

close to the hotel where we were staying. It is an outlet mall with a facade reminiscent of small town America. I can find the same basic stores, with the same things for sale, in several places within 50 miles from home. When I'm out of town I really want to find something different.

This place is overrated. Except for Trader Joes that is the only store I visit. Parking is horrible. It is hard to find a spot. You have to go all the way in back. it seems there a lot of the streets that go nowhere. I never see anyone at the other stores. They seem very pricey. Trader Joes the only bright spot.

Loved this place. It was nice to walk around and there's lots of places to shop and eat. Try BSpot and First Watch. They were awesome.

I took my Grandson to the splash and play water area....he had a ball chasing the water spouts. The area has many chairs all around to sit and watch the kids play! It was as much fun watching him...as he had running in the water!

Crocker Park provided a great variety of shopping, with good restaurants, and easy, free parking. Something for all ages. There was also a movie theater, which we did not investigate, but provides an option for non-shoppers to keep busy. Construction on the next phase of Crocker Park was underway during our visit, so I can't wait to go back once it is complete.

It has a few of my favorite places such as the Apple Store, Bath and Body Works, Regal Movie Theater, Brio, Aladdin's etc. I shopped at Bath and Body Works last night and dined at the Cheese Cake Factory afterwards. Very good service at both places.

Crocker Park is quite unique in my estimation. We especially like the restaurants (Brio in particular) and the Fourth-of-July Fireworks and orchestra. We are from the Philadelphia area and visit here fairly often. Parking is ample and close by. I would like to see a few more restaurants!