Polaris Fashion Place

This place stinks service is slow and it costs to much money. Go to dicks you’ll have a great time

Wow! I am from the Cincinnati area and only visit the mall about once a year around the holidays time to feel festive. If I lived near this mall I would be there every other day!
Polaris Fashion Place is very, very big. There are a ton of stores all of which have exquisite facades. I honestly couldn’t believe how clean everything was. The windows, the walls, the carpet — everything was so, so clean. I was constantly looking around for a cleaning crew because I had no idea how so many hundreds of people where there and how clean the place remained. I know that might be a strange thing to point out, but it really left an impression on me!
With the huge amount of stores housed within the mall there’s a little something for everyone. I was actually impressed that there were two Starbucks locations within the mall because I feel that I often end up in line for around 20 minutes whenever I’m at Starbucks located within a mall. At first it seemed a little silly, but the more I thought about it it’s actually a pretty good idea.
The outdoor area of the mall is just as nice as the indoor. The landscaping is immaculate and again the façade is great. I loved the twinkling lights that were strung up in all of the trees and the nice, clean fountains.
There are also a ton of food options here from the food court to the more upscale Molly Woo’s and Brio to the awesome bar and grill, Brass Tap. It’s very easy to find something you like here whether you’re looking for something to buy or something to eat! I’d definitely recommend going in at least to walk around and check the place out.

H&M-Omgosh some of the rudest people work here! Tamera and the young girl in the dressing room should not be in positions were they have to interact with customers, when reported to a «manager» she was just as bad. I won’t be returning there again. There are too many places to shop do not need that kind of treatment, mall is nice.

Will always love this mall! But i think they need more bathrooms. Mall is too big for you to walk across half of it to get to the bathroom.

Good mall, mostly fashion stores (hence the name). But nice when you want a break from Easton.
Park at Sears. Always spots and not a far walk to the mall.

I’ve been a JC Penny credit card holder for ten years. I was charged 25.00 for a pymt that was one day late. They have NO grace period. I tore up my card. Don’t use their credit department.

Valet took my SLK for a joy ride. If he could read, he’d likely have noticed the trip timer on the dash board. Standard fare in a Mercedes Benz.

This is a fantastic one stop place to shop! I barely made it to two stores, but will definitely go back!

im a polaris fan! yesterday was a mad house due to sales tax holiday, but every associate i encountered was there to help, with big smiles. we purchased school clothes and shoes for our little girl and was able to find a lot in stock surprisingly
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Beautiful inside mall that has upscale shops
And updated renovations in certain spots to make the shopping experience lovely. I enjoy the variations of stores within but the food court could have more variety I believe. Other than that, it’s clean, safe and very nice to shop. Stores go from affordable to upscale prices.

Great mall, very clean many different choices from food to gadgets. Nice play area for the kids as well

Polaris is a beautiful upscale mall that offers anything from Sears to Saks. The mall is well-​planned with large walking areas and clean restrooms. The toddler play area is nice, but seems to always be crowded (even in the summer).

Its a fairly nice mall with a fairly nice selection of stores. Its a little bit spread out. This is more a gut feeling than an objective review, but it just doesn’t compare to Easton for me. I would rather go to Easton every time (I live about halfway between both) unless there is a store only at Polaris. Some may argue that this is easier to get around than Easton (which is probably true when you talk about driving around the actual mall itself, everyone knows Easton can suck to drive around and park at peak hours) but I definitely have sat in traffic on Polaris Parkway and getting in and out of the lots before.

A very large and beautiful mall in the Columbus Northside.
This and Easton are THE 2 malls in Columbus hands down.
Primarily upscale and expensive stores. They do have a few big box stores on property, but the pricing at those stores are generally a bit more than stand alones.
Everything you would expect from a mall. Shops, restaurants, and even a kids area.
Problem is said kids area is usually over run by bully kids and parents that do not care! They are too busy watching their phones or talking with their girl friends to care if their kids is shoving others off 3′ tall animals. Not to mention they do not sanitize their kids hands hands before or after a majority of the time…

The absolute première shopping mall in the State of Ohio… Polaris mall is home to a vast variety of places to spend your well earned dollar. This may very well be one of the nicest malls in all of America. The downside is traffic… Prepare your weekend warrior side, or rush hour self for some possible traffic headaches.

Some people love malls. I hate them. The sprawling monuments to consumerism that pop up, then slowly die, would just seem sad to me if they weren’t also so darn frustrating to deal with. Traffic problems as you approach, parking problems when you get there, confusing layouts, pushy salespeople… No thanks.
I avoid them whenever I can. However, once a year around Xmas there is always one particular thing I need to get at a mall. So I plunge in. This time it was Polaris. I’ve been there before a couple of times, and do whatever I can to stay away from the entire area. Only cool Unilocal events draw me near ;)
Parking is better than Tuttle, where the roads and lots seem designed for reduced visibility and increased accidents. But even on a weekday you can’t find a space close, in a massive lot. Having no idea where the store I was headed for was, I guessed. Of course it was on the other end from where I was, though there were few directories to tell me that.
Expensive. Crowded with unruly children and oblivious adults, filled with stores that I feel no need to enter. Inefficient. No. No thank you.

A beautiful mall.
For an out of stater like myself I’m not used to seeing malls with a large star monument or sprinklers with tables surrounding it. Such a nice place to have a relaxing evening.
Really great variety of stores and dining. I love that their Cheesecake Factory has outdoor seating.
The inside is pretty basic, the type of mall you wouldn’t see in NYC but in Long Island or Jersey.
Aside from the 5 second experience I had with this douchy teen, its really nice here.

This mall is my favorite around Columbus.
Wide variety of shops and dining options.
It’s really as good as it gets.

This would be my second favorite mall here in Columbus. It is always my go to place wheb I need to run in and get something vs. Easton shopping where it’s more of a process to get around. The mall is always clean and have never encountered any problems/​situations. They have the popular stores (Macy’s, H&M, Forever 21, Pottery Barn, VS, etc.). The Polaris area continues to grow with new businesses.
I definitely recommend this mall to people who live out of town.

Clean mall with a wealth of parking. Apple, Sephora and other fun places have been added in the last few years making the mall even more attractive. Yipee.
It’s becoming more like Easton in terms of having stores that are only accessible by going outside rather than staying inside the mall, which is okay. It’s still unclear, though, how one gets to these places if you’re already in the mall so it might help to study the mall map prior to going.