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Click any store on the map for details, use search and categories to find brands, and zoom in/out for a closer look.
Westbury Plaza is a simple two-floor mall. It is easy to navigate for running basic errands, grabbing groceries, or meeting friends for a quick bite without having to deal with the sprawl of a huge mall. This guide will help you get around and get in and out fast.
The interactive directory map features a search box located at the top left side. Simply type in name of a particular store and it allow you to locate it immediately. If you don’t know exactly which store(s) you want, then you can browse through list of categories to get an idea of your options.
Floor by Floor Guide
To zoom into the map, simply move your mouse cursor over the map and scroll up or down. There is also buttons at the bottom right corner where you can zoom in, zoom out, or go into full screen mode for a clearer view.
Because there’s a second floor (L2) and first floor (L1), there are also level labels at the top right of the interactive map which you can click to switch between the levels. When you click on one of the pins representing a store, it show more information regarding that shop.
This is Level 1, the first floor. This is where you’ll find the majority of your shopping action. Both smaller specialty stores and larger retailers provides for most day-to-day needs.
Walmart carries everything from clothing to electronics to household goods for grocery shoppers. Costco (a membership warehouse) sells household items and groceries for those who like to buy in bulk. Total Wine & More is a dedicated stop for wine and spirit lovers. They sell wine, beer, and spirits.
Marshalls is great for budget shoppers looking for brand name clothing and home goods at discount prices. Five Below is filled with tech gadgets, toys, and trendy items that are all $5 or under.
The restaurants on the floor cover a wide range of food. Olive Garden features Italian with breadsticks and pasta. Tacombi has Mexican food including tacos and other classic items.
There are also a few quick-serve establishments. PDQ has sandwiches and chicken tenders. Just Salad has fresh-made salads, grain bowls and wraps. CAVA has Mediterranean pitas and bowls. Wonder features food from various kitchens that you can either have delivered or dine in. And if you want to take a more quiet break, there’s Nippon Cha Cafe serving up light bites and tea drinks.
The second floor focuses on personal care services. It’s far more quiet than the ground floor. The big draw up here is Salons by JC. This area is home to independent beauty professionals. They provides a variety of salon services in one convenient location with no distractions from retail shopping!
It’s an efficient and simple layout. Regulars visit for basic necessities at big box retailers such as Costco or Walmart. The wide range of dining options allows people to come here for meals; they don’t have to leave the building. By putting beauty services on the top floor, it also controls foot traffic.
It’s not quite as large than a multi-level upscale shopping center, but that’s good because it provides enough variety to cover the essentials while keeping it easy to shop around. There aren’t too many fashion boutiques, which also makes it less crowded. People can run their errands and get something to eat all in one stop.
The Interactive Directory Map is current as of creation, but stores do change over time and we’ll update this. So make sure you bookmark the page in order to quickly check the directory next time.
You should of checked the map before you goes to the mall. It’s much more comfortabley to plan ahead. Actually, it’s naturaly easier if you know where to go.
The moddern layout is based off the floor plans. Finding the stores is easier then searching for them in person.