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For those seeking quick bites and other day-to-day items, Hawley Lane Mall are an accessible little shopping center. The mall includes services, stores, and restaurants all under one roof.
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What to Find at Hawley Lane Mall
There is two floors: the Upper Level and the Lower Level. Switch between these levels by clicking the corresponding floor labels found at the top-right side of the map. When you click on a store pin, additional information regarding the store will displays.
This is a no-nonsense mall that works with the way you shop. Most of the services and stores is found on the Lower Level. Target and Kohl’s are both located downstairs. If you’re looking for cheaper clothes and accessories, check out Ross Dress for Less and Five Below.
On the Upper Level, you’ll find Best Buy for all your gadget and electronics needs. With most stores concentrated on the Lower Level and Best Buy on the Upper Level, navigation is simple.
If you’re in need of a brief break, head down to the Lower Level where there’s a variety of places to eat. For breakfast items like pastries and coffee, Dunkin’ Donuts is a favorite. Want a sandwich? Subway has got you covered with options for a light meal or lunch. With these restaurants, shoppers don’t have to go anywhere else besides within the mall to get some grub.
The retail selection include specialty shops and services. For eye care, there’s Hawley Lane Opticians. There’s a Liquor Store on the Lower Level as well. For financial tasks, H&R Block has an office right inside the mall. Bead Jewelry serves more creative/hobby pursuits with accessory making. For entertainment and gaming, check out Fire & Dice. For those wanting to learn about rhythm and movement, there’s a Dance School. Other shops found on this level include Take Part.
Hawley Lane Mall has a simple layout: most shopping is located on the Lower Level, with Best Buy situated on the Upper Level. It doesn’t require much walking from one section to another. For those seeking quick errand-running, this is ideal.
There’s an even blend of small specialty shops and big-box stores. In one visit, you can buy clothes, handle bills, get food, and pick up electronics. It is a casual, convenient environment. With the jewelry-making shop and dance school around, it feels like more than just regular retail shops. You aren’t just there to buy gadgets or clothes; you can also learn new things and make your own stuff. That diversity makes it appealing to people who have different reasons to visit the mall.
It’s not as big a selection as some larger mall complexes. It caters more to quick bites and essentials instead of luxurius items or extensive dining choices. But with regards to what is needed locally, this covers it all pretty well. There is a nice mix of local services and familiar names that cover most of your daily needs.
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