Drexel Town Square

My husband and I randomly wound up at the Drexel Town Square one evening in search for a margarita. The green space in the middle is lovely, with benches along the side and pathways that cut through the space. Shops and restaurants occupy most of the ground floor space; luxury apartments are, of course, located above most of the shops. The gorgeous Oak Creek Public Library is located on the south end and there is a there is a grocery shop, pet store, dentist, bank, and more food options adjacent to the Square.Several of the storefronts were unoccupied, likely due to the aftermath that was 2020. It is definitely worth checking out when the weather is nice and you are looking for something new to experience. Come hungry, most of the restaurants have outdoor seating and it would be a great place to enjoy the warm sunshine :)

I don't live here or anything but do really love the space. It's our go-to location for family dinners. I've never had a problem finding parking and there's lots of restaurant variety to choose from. Most have a south or southwestern facing patio, so its always very sunny here.The actual grassy square with its benches and meandering paths is a nice respite from the usual sea of concrete. They hosted cubanfest here this year, and as I understand it have a farmers market every Saturday in summer. Definitely check it out when in the area

If you find yourself in Oak Creek, check out Drexel Town Square, it has a big lovely green space right in the middle surrounded by up scale apartments, a hotel and wonderful shops and restaurants, two of my favorites are Valentine Coffee and Pizza Man. In the summer time they have a nice farmer's market, if I lived in Oak Creek, this is where I would want to be.

I'm really loving the updates and all the new shops are popping up fast. I wish this development had happened years ago before I moved! Right now it's s bit of a maze because of all the construction going on, but if you're brave it's worth the effort driving out for lunch, dinner or just a nice walk. The new city hall and library buildings are gorgeous. The surrounding walkways are wide and well landscaped. I can't wait to see them in summer! Wherever you end up parking you are never too far from restaurants and shops. Right on the main strip is BelAir Cantina, Roots Salon, Pizza Man, the Chocolate Factory and more. Plus more on the way I hear. Toward the Far East end is Water Street Brewery, Meijer, Chick-Gil-A and the list goes on.There is soon to be a medical center, apartments, hotel and more. It's truly revitalizing the once sleepy little city of Oak Creek. I'm pretty excited to see how it shapes up in the coming years. I just hope they include a lot more parking because right now the spots fill up fast!