The Mall at Partridge Creek

A really nice, dog friendly mall, situated mostly outdoors with fireplaces, shops, a hopping Starbucks, and a movie theatre. It’s well groomed and what they would call cute but there is little to nothing in terms of stores for dudes. If you’re a guy and you are there, you are either meeting for a meal or out with a female companion, no other reason. I think they had a Footlocker or something but that’s it, unless you go to Carsons.
It’s also pretty common to be run down by a pack of adolescent girls, gathered in swarms, sipping frozen coffee drinks, wearing slouched winter caps and yoga pants, squealing about something as they run from store to store with daddy’s credit card.
Also watch out for the people who bring their dogs into the stores. I saw a chain of labs make their way through Carsons as their owners pulled and swayed their pets to jump in the escalator with them. Sigh.

Was in the area from Los Angeles for the Holidays and did a good deal of shopping here, found it to be quite a lovely experience, the lights were fantastic and the store keepers friendly and helpful… specifically Paige at Nordstroms…

Love shopping at Partridge, so many stores I love there, really can’t pick a favorite. I do take my daughter to Pink and I do have to say so far it is my favorite Pink store. Always clean, fully stock and great customer service. All the stores we’ve been too at Partridge are very friendly, helpful and clean. Favorite time to go to partridge of course is nice weather but I enjoy walking outside, the fresh air, beautiful surroundings and enjoy seeing all the cute dogs people bring with them.
Glad they built mall close to our house and love walking outside (except in rain lol) Have not eaten at any restaurants in there yet but can’t wait to try. I have no complaints, just wish they had a Hollister and Ambercrombie. Those r my kids favs.

Partridge Creek Mall Security just asked my cat Tiger and I to leave — claiming they are dog friendly, not pet friendly — even though we’ve been coming up there ever since the mall opened and have never had one single incident! Three Dog Bakery even sells cat treats — but cats aren’t allowed?! Tiger is safe and secure inside his Kitty Walk stroller, and is much better behaved than most of the dogs and children we saw there today! Tiger will never defecate on the sidewalk, attack other pets, or trash displays inside stores (like kids were doing inside Victoria’s Secret)! This is totally ridiculous and discriminatory!

Great place to walk around and enjoy the atmosphere. Nice variety of stores. Lots of seating around the mall to sit and relax. The fireplace is nice to sit by on the chillier days and warm up with a hot drink from Starbucks which is right there. The parking lot has you doing lots of maneuvers in order to get from one side of the mall to the other. But that’s the only down side. They open at 11:00 on Sundays which is great for the early rises. It’s a nice mall to listen to live bands in the summer, walk your dog, people watch, eat and shop. Five stars for the mall even though the parking lot is a bit of a zig zag to drive through.

I love this mall. They have a ton of stores, a ton of resturants. They have a really cool store where it’s all Michigan made and sometimes the sellers are in there to tell you about their stuff. It’s a cool place. It’s very nice to be able to walk outside or sit outside and eat and shop makes it very enjoyable

BEAUTIFUL outdoor strip mall with amazing stores! Awesome splash pad and fun playground for the kids to enjoy! Definitely a place to come for a fun family day! :-)

Great outdoor mall. Rent must be high as restaurant always close. Love the décor. Dog friendly. Ticket box office. Movies and great shops.

I love this outdoor mall anytime of the year, especially summer! My son loves to walk around and play in the water fountains, splash pad, or just look at all the dogs. But, I wish there were more well known stores. Sometimes it’s not feasible to come here to walk around and have some fun while doing errands, then ALSO have to go down the road to Lakeside. Rumors have been going around that the rent is just out of this world, and even the large department stores cannot afford to stay here. Who knows. Either way this outdoor mall is a great addition to the east side!

I wish I could visit this place for often but it’s quite a distance from my home. When I do feel like making the trek, Partridge Creek is where it’s at!
Bring the dogs, and browse some of your favorite stores, from Nordstrom to Forever 21 to everything in between. The mall also boasts some of your favorite restaurants including Brio, California Pizza Kitchen, and PF Changs. You get to enjoy all of these places while enjoying the comfort of the outdoors. There’s even a splash park for the kids and live entertainment on the weekends!

Here is my truth: I LOVE malls. Love them. I’m a big clothes and STUFF junkie and so I love the possibilities that lie within. I love crappy mall food like pretzels and icees and Cinnabon. I love a bargain. I love it all. I even worked in malls throughout my high school and college years and I still came out a big fan. That’s love.
One of the great things about malls is that you can also escape when the weather is crummy. On a rainy day you can go and forget about your troubles for a bit, stay dry and pick out a new cardigan. Snowy and cold? Warm up with a hot chocolate from a Starbucks kiosk and get your shop on. My wallet may not love it but I sure do!
But on a sunny day the thought of being in a mall may be a bit of a bummer. Enter The Mall at Partridge Creek. An outdoor mall which allows you to stroll in the sunshine while you flit from shop to shop. There’s a kids play area to keep the kiddos occupied, a mall «square» where they host entertainment like live music and such, and tons of restaurants and snacks to keep you fueled and shopping. Lots of other really nice touches there too like the big fountain, dog friendly shops, etc. Even a nice place to stroll if you don’t want to spend any money. I like it!
Good selection of stores too. It’s not all encompassing like a traditional mall but they’ve got big brands like The Gap, Banana Republic, Apple Store, Lush and more plus anchor department stores like Nordstrom and Carson’s. Throw in a movie theatre and tons of dining options and you can make a day of it.
Even in the winter they keep it nice and accessible with lots of heaters and beautiful décor. I live on the complete opposite side of town from this mall but I’d still come by to stroll around and get some sunshine while running errands. It’s pretty solid.

Ever wonder why you choose a particular place to shop? Is it the décor? Maybe it’s the people? Or maybe it’s the atmosphere, or selection or lack thereof. Whatever it is, it drives us to spend, spend, spend. And there’s one mall that opens up my wallet wider than a whore experiencing her first orgasm, and that The Mall at Partridge Creek.
First off, it’s an outside mall. Yes, this is a very big trend now, but at the time it opened it was not. There’s something nice about not being trapped in a building with tons of other people that really appeals to me. Lots of «outs» if you don’t want to talk to someone and wish to evade them. Plus, you can bring you dogs into shops. I don’t have a pet, but if I did that would be a big sell for me.
The options are great as well. The Apple Store, Guess, Champs, Lulu Lemon, and so much more! There are stores dedicated to cooking supplies, a movie theatre, and it’s right next door to Nino Salvaggio’s, one of Metro-Detroit’s best grocery stores.
Also, the food selection is fairly decent. PF Chang’s is there, and you know I’m always down for Chinese. Then there are bars and other spots, most with outdoor seating. I personally hate eating outdoors, but it’s there for those who enjoy it.
I used to jog around the Mall before it opened when I was training for my first half marathon, and found that there’s roughly a mile’s worth of great places for you to enjoy. Be sure to go by, and prepare yourself for a fun day of shopping. Just be sure to wear comfortable shoes for all that walking you’ll be doing.

I absolutely love this mall! It is one of my favorite malls in the suburbs of Detroit. Although it is a smaller mall, it is absolutely beautiful & very well kept. A-​lot nicer than Lakeside & Oakland Mall. There is a playground for your kids. You can walk your dog. It has amazing sales in many of its stores. A great selection of restaurants, bars, and stores. I love coming to the restaurants here for happy hour. After you are done snacking at PF Chang’s or Bar Louie, you can grab ice cream or dessert at Godiva. If you are in the mood to shop, you can wander into Gap, Victoria Secret, Charming Charlie, H&M, & many more stores. There is also a movie theater here! You also get some fresh air! What more can you ask for?
The flaw? It is outside. This means in the winter time, you really rather be inside. This is probably reason for all the great sales though! Less people = more sales. The cold never bothered me anyway :)

Love this place. I am not a «mall» person but this place with it being outdoors doesn’t have that mall feel. You feel like you are walking down a quaint little shopping district. I love that you can bring your dog — most stores let them in too. It’s a great place to socialize your fur child to walking on a leash in a very distracting envoirnment.

High end, outdoor mall located in the shopping mecca of Macomb County: Hall Road. They have a nice selection of stores for all ages and interests. I tend to avoid shopping at outdoor malls when it’s cold and snowy but Partridge Creek has a huge community fireplace you can warm up near. Or you can do what I do and hit Bar Louie and let a martini warm you up.

It’s a winter wonderland! Seriously, they should open up a Bronner’s in the middle of this place. I feel like i’m stuck in a snow globe, but in a good way.
With some cool stores like Lucky, Guess, Gap, Banana Republic, Sur le Table, Nordstrom and others; you can find just about anything you’re looking for, as long as your looking for something middle to high end, merch wise.
Great restaurants too, PF Chang’s, Bar Louis and even some little wine bar tucked into a corner, you can get happily shnockered just bar hopping all in walking (stumbling) distance.
DOGS EVERYWHERE
Come shop!

I love this mall, it is clean and well kept. Something about being outside (even when it’s freezing) is just better than being in a stuffy indoor mall. I love that it is so dog friendly and the stores allow dogs inside! There is a large fireplace and stage in the center where they have live bands perform in the summer. The holiday decorations are awesome and really put me in the Christmas spirit! Now that I am moving more than 15 minutes away I realize how much I will miss being able to pop over to run into a store or meet up with friends at one of the restaurants. If there was a Limited and Macy’s I would not need to go back to Lakeside ever again!

3 stars in full disclosure for the erratic parking flow & islands.
Piss –Poor Design & Flow
The Mall 5 stars
For having some niche shops & a nice selection of restaurants
Also 5 stars, for the 95 days of summer music, although I did not discover it until late July
I soon became a fan hitting it up for ⁵⁄₇ nights for some great local bands, trios, combos & duos.
Even got a lead for a friend or two for their wedding entertainment.

We like coming here for walks, especially after a full meal in the vicinity. The outdoor part of the mall is laid out very thoughtfully and fluidly. I think the range of stores is pretty good, but I don’t really do a ton of shopping here. Sometimes we peer into Banana Republic, the dog treats shop, or the Apple store but we largely come here to relax, and «aww» at the doggies.
I do like the Nordstrom, though it is on the smaller side. Every time I go, the merchandise is put together well and not scattered around like a tornado came through. I did notice that their Café bistro no longer has baked goods, so that’s a bummer. Sales personnel are nice enough. One thing I don’t like about this place? The movie theater needs serious updating and cleaning!
Overall, good place to spend some time with your pooch, your significant other, or just to wander solo on a nice sunny afternoon.

A nice outside mall with mostly upscale stores. When they first opened, I figured the mall would be a yuppie kind of place — people walking their dogs all around, only because they are permitted to do so. I avoided the area and never really gave it a chance.
Interestingly enough, on my first visit during daytime hours, I found it to be a pleasant experience. The stores were appealing, the open-​air mall was pleasant enough, with people walking dogs and not being any kind of a problem.
Of course, I can only relate to my previous dog-​walks, and I have only had 2 dogs in my life, both big, the last one weighing in at 145 pounds. I kinda forgot that people usually don’t have dogs that big, so it was nice to see normal sized dogs out in the public.
I’ll be a repeat customer.