Kingston Collection Directory Map

Kingston Collection: This is a one-level shopping center featuring tons of different shops, restaurants, and entertainment spot rolled into one convenient location. It is a great spot for anyone who wants to find something new or something useful without having to go to far out of their way.

The interactive directory map works like this: If you know which store you’re looking for, you can type its name into the search box in the upper left corner of the map to find it quickly. Or, if you want to browse around by category, just scroll down the list.

How to Use the Map and Find Shops

To get a better view of the map, place your mouse cursor anywhere over the map, then scroll up and down with your mouse wheel. Or click the arrows located in the lower right-hand side of the map to zoom in, zoom out, or go full-screen.

Since this is a one-level mall, there’s only one floor (labeled as Ground) and all stores is displayed on a single floor plan. When you click on any pin representing a store, you’ll see more information about that store.

One big box retail chain are Target, which sells everything from household products to clothes to home goods, making it an easy stop for visitors. This isn’t the only shop, though. You’ll also find plenty of other small business and stores.

Shop at Cell Fashion if you’re looking for some new clothes or want to update your personal style. Head to The Irish Grocer if you need some specialty food products from Ireland. If you need help with your eyesight, head over to LensCrafters for vision services and eyewear. Retro Remix Vintage & Consignment is perfect for people who love vintage clothes and second-hand shopping. Cowabunga Collectibles is for fans of all things pop culture memorabilia and collectibles. And Newbury Comics is the place to go for entertainment-related merchandise, toys, and comics.

At the Kingston Collection, restaurants include TrainReck Taco (serving Mexican-style food), Mostro Pizza Company (pizza), Island Blessings Caribbean Cuisine (Caribbean cuisine), and Elis Grill House (grilled foods). The restaurants will also give visitors an opportunity to stop in for something to eat.

There’s a handful of healthy options, too. There’s Ancient Wellness Spa for relaxing treatments, and Lola Massage and Esthetics also offers treatments. Eden Esthetics provides beauty services. Fit Factory offer fitness classes and training. Just For You Personal Training provides more fitness. Open Space Studio and Open Space Studio 2 offer even more fitness options. Ascend Obstacle Training is for physical activity. There may also be a shop called Cardio Sport, which I’m guessing sells sports gear/equipment.

These are other businesses: There is also a big emphasis on shopping as an entertainment experience. There are movie theaters (Regal Independence Mall & RPX and Regal Cinema) and game arcades (Wow Arcade). There is a place called Big Bouncy Party that looks like it has active kid-friendly activities. Maziply Toys and Maziply’s Zoo Rides have rides and play spaces. Billy Beez seems to be another place for family entertainment. Pages & Paws may be a pet store with some books thrown in? And/or maybe just a bookshop. Barks & Bubbles sounds like a pet service/store. Inky Hands Print Studio & Gallery appears to be for creative types. And Setting the Space may be about home furnitures.

There are also more practical services. For example, there’s a T-Mobile store which takes care of any mobile phone related needs. There’s an automated kiosk where you can get a haircut at by Mr. Barber. There’s a LibertyX Bitcoin ATM that serves cryptocurrency customers. There’s a Proactiv Automated Kiosk which lets you purchase skincare products on your own. There’s Turning 65 Consulting which offers expert guidance. There’s Friends of Plymouth Pound that promotes animal welfare.

Perhaps it is specialty or community-based stores like One Love Equal and 4GoodVibes. Maybe it’s something outdoors or adventuring-related like All In Adventures. Or maybe it’s only open during certain times of year, like Spirit Halloween which sells Halloween decor throughout the fall.

Then there’s the variety in retail including The Point at Kingston and Seasons by 100DiscountDeals.com. And then there might be something artsy, like Revelations Painting, which likely offers art supplies or classes.

While this directory map is current as of when created, because stores do rotate over time, we’ll update accordingly. Readers should of bookmark this page for easy access to the directory the next time they visit.