The Shops At Worthington Place

We came by this wonderful little mall during our family trip to Columbus, OH. We needed to kill sometime before we really started and we decided to explore this mall. Its a beautiful mall, perfectly maintained. Sadly, many empty store front, and many of the stores actually in here were closed on a Friday at 4:00 pm. There were more senior citizens using the mall for walking than people for buying... and there weren't even many walkers either.There were a few stores open, certainly would recommend visiting Pizazz or Blissful Trends. Hope more stores come to this mall, and the ones in there open longer... its too nice of a mall to let go.

After dinner, I walked around the mall. The playground is still there as is the huge fountain. Lots of empty storefronts. It was about 8:30pm and the lights were low as only Aladdin's was open. Panera at the end was closed but still had the wall fireplace lit up.

My mom used to take us to the Worthington Mall when we were little because there were a couple of shops that she liked there and it was (and is) pretty easy in and out. There are now so very few shops here that it is a little sad and nostalgic. It's still maintained very nicely and I have hopes it may become a more popular location. I like the Pizazz shop, and my friends prefer the nail salon in the mall for our infrequent pedicure outings, coupled with lunch at Aladdins. One of the best things here is that they work with the Worthington farmers market as their indoor location for the winter. The farm stalls are set up inside the same as they would be at an outdoor market, but there's good parking and it's not cold.

We stopped in since it is the winter home of the Worthington Farmers Market. What a great use of space and a good way to help merchants from both the market and the shops get additional exposure. We were certainly peeking into shops and window shopping as we looked for our favorite producers. The mall also has some very nice features, like a fountain and a playground (though the playground was closed during our visit), plus restrooms available. There were a variety of shops and restaurants, including Panera, First Watch, Aladdin's Eatery, Learning Express toy store, Pizazz local art store, and more. Parking is plentiful in the surrounding center parking lots, which was very helpful on such a busy market day!

Interesting place! It seems hidden since most people probably hang around this area for the eateries.There were a few stores in here and I saw a dental office, but not much to doThere were a few people sitting and reading. It is calm and peaceful in here as there is a little fountain.It's pleasing to the eye architecturally but not much here.

Came to this mall and wanted to give it a chance instead I was wrong for making that decision. This is not your normal enclosed shopping mall. This mall is 1/10th the size of that. There's not many stores either.Most of the experience is around the mall outside at the restaurants or Krogers. It is definitely beautiful inside. It's great for kids but inside is truly just a community center but I do believe this will be one of the few malls that would be left standing at the end of the 21st century mark my words!

I'm torn between being sad that this place isn't as frequented as other malls because it's awesome, and glad that it's almost always empty so I don't have to worry about losing a toddler in the crowds. We come here a lot, the little play area is perfect for small kids. In the warmer months they even have a little outdoor area for kids to explore too. We love kids clothing store (Lilylimes) and the toy store (Learning Express). There's even a party space that looks like it's a lot of fun. The bathrooms are always clean, there are plenty of places to grab a snack or even a meal. I haven't been to the farmers market that often, but when I have been I've really liked. This mall has saved my sanity in the winter months, honestly. Polaris is always so full that I get some serious anxiety pangs over the crowds and how the play area always has a ton of older kids running around like they were raised by wolves. But here a toddler can run around without bumping into 30 other kids and not be stuck inside at home all the time. If you're looking for a fun space for your kids, this might be it!

This is a beautiful mall with an interesting mix of retailers. There are a number of higher-end clothing stores - both for men and women - as well as a very nice luggage shop and several shops geared to children and children's learning. There's also a Orvis fly-fishing store. Then there are a couple of "craft" stores selling locally made / hand-crafted goods. Finally, there are a number of restaurants serving a variety of food.I've never seen a lot of activity in the mall (I'm usually there in the evening for one of the restaurants) and it's never been crowded.

Poor Worthington Mall. I'm surprised you've lasted this long with Polaris and Tuttle just down the road. I stopped visiting after Gap left a two or three years ago. I mean, what can be said for a mall where the only store that sells men's clothing is JoS. A. Bank. Come to think of it, I'm not sure that I've ever seen another man in Worthington Mall. Hmm.What the mall does have -- women's clothing -- is relatively high end: Talbot's, Chico's, Ann Taylor, Victoria's Secret as well as a few more. There is a random shop here and there Monkworks (gifts) and Cheryl & Co. (Mmmm, cookies!) and a First Watch restaurant that is frequently busy. That's about it.Yet another one of C-bus' malls dies a slow death. Too bad.

Love shopping at Shops at Worthington! smaller personalized stores. Kids toy store has a green variety and they will wrap gifts.