Emerald Square Directory Map

Two-level Emerald Square is a simple shopping environment with plenty of variety in shops, restaurants, and services to keep you busy during your visit.

The interactive directory map allow you to browse through your various options by scrolling through categories, or if you’re looking for a particular shop, you can use the search function at top left of the map. Just type the store’s name into the box and it should of appear shortly. Also, using mouse cursor over the map will let you see the layout better, while the scroll wheel can be used to zoom in and out. Users can also access buttons at the bottom right which let them go full screen as well as zoom in/out even further.

How to Use the Interactive Map

The mall is divided into two levels: Level 1 (bottom) and Level 2 (top). By clicking on labels for each level at top right of the map, you can toggle between the two. When you click on a store pin, you’ll be shown additional information about that business. Whether you’re looking to shop by interest or different than by store type, Emerald Square has something for everyone.

Large anchor stores Macy’s and JCPenney is located on Level 1, along with big-name clothing brands like Foot Locker, Hollister Co and H&M. There are also some great specialty shops for anyone who likes unique or niche items: Spencer’s, Hot Topic and Hometown Collectibles Sports Cards & Comics. If jewelry is more your speed, check out Elie Jewelers, Kay Jewelers, and Zales. For those seeking professional services, visit Sears Appliance Repair for technical help, JCPenney Salon for haircare, or Men’s Wearhouse for a suit or tuxedo. Finally, grab a quick bite to eat at one of the restaurants on this level: Auntie Anne’s Pretzels or Boston Pita Cafe.

The retail theme continues upstairs at Level 2. You’ll once again see Macy’s and JCPenney on this top level. For families with kids, there’s Funstar Family, The Toy Vault, and Build-A-Bear Workshop to enjoy. Younger shoppers can grab some clothes from The Children’s Place, while active people can get their sports stuff from Sports & Things. Other boutique shops provides beauty and personal care services (including Nail Pro Plus).

Traffic flow is maintained by the layout, which organizes different kinds of commerce. Apparel and accessories aren’t congested in one place; they’re dispersed throughout. For fun, there are entertainment venues such as Animal Rides and OMG Pinball. They offer a break from retail browsing. Service providers like Gold Buyers of America and Verizon add real-world use to the site. Shoppers can run their errands or buy some presents without leaving the complex.

The open layout makes it easy to navigate. With an even distribution of casual dining, fashion/jewelry on level 1, and extra department stores/family friendly stuff on level 2. Moving from one floor to the next is seamless, and you’re able to hop around whatever category suits your whim with ease. First time shoppers will find this uncluttered space accessible.

While each floor offers its own identity, they all come together to create a unified environment. As far as stores go, it’s pretty typical for what you’ll find in most malls. There are some staple stores like Journeys and Lids that appeal to many different shopper. It has a good mix of casual and more luxurios shops that fit all budgets. You’ll get to see everything side by side. To compare style and price. Because there is so much variety, you won’t have to hit up several places to shop. This just makes the mall even more convenient.

And this map is accurate at the time of creation. Stores do come in and out over time so we’ll update the map accordingly. Bookmark the site to access the directory quick on your next visit.