The Mall at Tuttle Crossing

I think this mall is OK from my experience. Its not my favorite tho. But I like to check the malls new huge rue21 store. I’ve been to the old one it was nice. The rest of the mall a-​ok it’s better it other malls. Easton the way to go in the Cbus area.

Pros:
Convenient location. This mall has most major stores for shopping needs. Reasonable prices. Sales often. Food court. Small sitting area near Starbucks.
Cons:
Has 2 Macy’s which is confusing, and the 2^nd macy location is IMO useless. Could have more diversity.
Review:
This is a great mall to go to if you know what you want and you know you can find it here. It’s not necessarily a «go to hand out and have coffee» kind of place like Easton or Polaris. But because this mall is close to my home and has JC Penny, Macy, Shii, New York and Co, Children’s Place, Gap, and all the other highly sought after chain stores, it’s a great place to get what you need and leave. It’s not too big and not too small. Does not loop in a circle and has two Macy locations which can be confusing for someone who has never been. Otherwise it’s a great place!

Tuttle Mall is decent. It has everything you really need in a mall, aka the shops. However, it doesn’t offer much else. There’s a small play area for kids and a decent food court. There’s plenty of parking spaces so you don’t have to walk far, and having all the shops indoor is nice in the winter. One turn off is the cleanliness of the mall. The bathrooms are consistently dirty, and the trash in the food court can be seen overflowing at times. Overall, Tuttle is a good mall if you know exactly what you’re looking for (can get in and out quickly) or don’t want to deal with big crowds.

Oh no, another mall.
I used to live near here, around the time it opened. I tried to give it a wide berth then, and still do. Malls in general annoy me. Overpriced goods that I don’t want anyway, inefficiently arranged in a massive building, with cramped and dangerous parking? No thanks.
Tuttle’s traffic flow is particularly bad. It seems like they designed it with blind corners, random hills, irregular intersections, and narrow lanes for the sole purpose of harming their customers. Who does that? Truly an awful parking lot design. Even on slow days there are no open spots near entrances. And that’s another mall thing– where do you go in? I almost always end up parking on the opposite side from where I need to be. Sure, you can see the big stores, but the little ones? Good luck.
This time I did guess correctly and end up parking near where I wanted to go, limiting my exposure to the toxic mall environment. I still cursed the traffic planners and architects.
And you would think that the food court at a «fancy» mall would have better options than the totally mediocre fare here. Sigh.

I really like Tuttle Mall, though it’s definitely not the biggest or the best Mall in Columbus.
I like the location, it’s a bit more out of the way and less of a hassle to get to. It has a diverse selection of stores, though there are some store fronts that seem to change hands quite often. It’s never that busy, unless you go during the crazy holiday season, however, if you pick the right time to go it’s really nice and empty. My favorite time to go is on a weekday morning right when it opens. It has all the stores I like/​need and some that I pop into on occasion to browse. It’s good for your small, quick trips, or if you hate crowds and busy malls, it’s great for your longer shopping trips as well.

I like this Mall even though I’m not really a «mall» kind of person. I’m here on Black Friday so I’m feeling particularly brave
I thought I would find something with a great deal but I haven’t seen anything today.
hot Topic is having a great deal where you get $ 15 store certificate for every $ 30 spent to be used in January which is pretty sweet. I must admit I was sorely tempted by the cute dresses in the Clearance rack.
You should stop by American Cookie if you like such things (and really who doesn’t like delicious cookies???)
And get a sprinkle sugar cookie

This mall was a very good alternative to Polaris!

It’s a smaller and less fancy mall compared to others in Columbus and none of the higher end stores, but it’s got all the stores I need for a quick shopping trip. Its not a place where people come and hang out like Easton or Polaris, so it’s a lot less crowded than other malls, in fact on week nights it’s almost empty. The food court also has a bit of everything to quickly satisfy your hunger. If you are looking to get in, buy something, and get out; then this is the mall to go to.

I’ve gone to this mall a couple of times now, and as far as malls go, I don’t really have any complaints about it. It doesn’t seem like it’s quite as crowded as some of the other malls in town, which I certainly appreciate. The food court could be a bit dynamic, but that’s not really a major issue for me since I very rarely eat at the mall. Pretty much all of the stores I might typically be interested in are housed here, which makes for pretty easy one-​stop shopping.

No gimmick, standard mall. No outdoor area like at Easton or Polaris, but has plenty of stores to choose from. This mall is closest to where I live and where I work, so I come here most often. I never really come here to «hang out», mainly to run in and grab something or to do Christmas shopping. Good choices in the food court, easy parking. It’s a good mall. Main stores are Macy’s (which it has two of those), JCPenney, and Sears.

A good mall with a large selection of stores.
My son loves that they have a Build A Bear, so naturally each time we go there, I get drug in by my shoelaces & suckered into buying a stuffed bear.
I have noticed more shopping for women.
We were looking for dress pants for my fella once and we had a hell of a time finding a good store for men. About the only «mens» store we found was Express, but he doesn’t care for their pants so much.
The space play area I a nice way to take a break on long shopping trips with young kids.

Such a fun mall! Love Yankee Candle and FYE. I use to like Hot Topic but they went dramatically down hill. I use to go in, find a Iron Maiden or Children of Bodom shirt but not now. It’s all hipster stuff and shirts you could find everywhere else just about.
Spencer’s is fun, and the food area has a great selection. Stop by for a cookie at when you leave, they’re so soft and delicious.

Just your typical mall. Definitely not as expansive as Easton or Polaris, but it’s close to home and it’s got all I need if I don’t want anything super fancy. You have your typical stores in there: Macy’s, JC Penney, Sears, Sephora, Victoria’s Secret, Forever 21, Brookstone, etc. The food court is pretty standard too, ranging from Chicken Teriyaki to Chick-​Fil-​A.
If you want a less crowded mall to go to on a weekend, Tuttle is probably the place for you. But if you like the hustle bustle with more choices in stores, you’re probably better off at Polaris or Easton.

Welcome to the Flea Market at Tuttle Crossing car kept getting vandalized. 5−18−13 vandalized. 6−16−13 vandalized.11−2 – 2013 vandalized. 5-​2-​2014 vandalized. I used to work there in the Security Department. Still never got video footage requested from the very last vandalism. Reply sent to me.
Hi Greg, Gaygreg B. sent you a message on Unilocal:
Subject: Hey you unemployed piece of shit
«You are an idiot. Go play with your Star Wars collection and video games your 40 year old Virgin. Ps grow up and move out of your moms house. Haha»
I hope this person does not represent the Security staff at the Mall at Tuttle Crossing a Simon owned property. Also Security personnel would bring fire arms to work.

This review is for the Sephora department at JC Penney ONLY.
I dont think the girls who work here really understand the products.

I usually frequent this mall (mostly the outer stores like Best Buy on Britton Pkwy or GameStop on Tuttle Crossing Blvd) because it’s the closest mall to my family (I’m between Tuttle and Polaris)
It’s a nice mall, plenty of stores, nice layout, a fun place to go
I still find myself going to Polaris or Easton due to the lack of some stores/​restaurants at Tuttle
Tuttle doesn’t have an Apple store, which Polaris and Easton happen to have, I tend to frequent the Apple store quite a bit, so the lack of one at Tuttle causes me to take my business to Polaris
Tuttle also doesn’t have a California Pizza Kitchen, which again both Polaris and Easton have, so if I want to go to CPK, I have to go to Polaris
So due to the lack of those places, I tend to frequent Polaris more than Tuttle even though it’s a little further away

Tuttle Mall has a little bit of everything, but a lot of nothing.
When you enter the mall, nothing draws you in except the water fountain with the giant marble ball. Easton and Polaris are both exceptionally better in regards to being a major Columbus area mall. I’ve been to this mall thousands of times from working there, shopping there, and hanging out there, however, it lacks compared to its sister locations.

I have been coming to Tuttle since 2002 to shop and just walk around and «do something». The is nice, clean, decent crowd and stores I will go into. With that said I like it better than Easton or Polaris as you may get hit with weather and will «have to deal with it». The shops are nice, parking is gracious, there are many stores there, and a decent food court.
Tuttle is the mall I go to unless is unbelievably nice outside then Easton or Polaris is a good choice as well. This is a mall not an entertainment venue, so expecting that is going beyond what a mall is. I have only seen a couple and by that I mean two or three malls that offer entertainment venues, from within the mall itself.
There are two Macy’s, a play area for the kids, Gamestop, Lids, Victoria’s Secret, Best Buy Mobile, Sprint, Revol Wireless has two stores, American Eagle, Spencers, the list can go on.
This mall is pure shopping!

I have been visiting this mall off and on for ten years and have hated and liked the place. I use to actual shop at stores but today I found the pleasure of the relaxed, cool atmosphere inside. My little one strolled around here checking out what has changed since the last time I visited (probably Christmas).
The food court has a few decent selections with a Chick Fil-​A, cookie place, and a cupcake place. They have Starbucks and Caribou but they have lost their good ice cream place to Dippin Dots. They have a few sports stores like a Bluejacket and OSU store. I also enjoy the game store. I tend to shop fast but this place is perfect for kids. They have a pretty busy and active Kid’s play area that i can’t wait for mine to grow a little more to engage in the bedlam. I will probably come back here in the summer to entertain her.
They also have a New Balance Store and few other shoe places so all in all they have places I visit and shop at along with places for all those teens in Dublin. The parking can be atrocious here so i would try to park at Macys, Penny’s or Sears.

The crown jewel of northwest Columbus suburbia.
It’s got a bunch of stores, two of some even! It’s got a giant parking lot that will make your car happy. It’s got a food court with greasy fast food. Oh, and it’s got a Starbucks AND a Carabou.
Seriously though, the fact that this place isn’t just a bunch of empty storefronts from suburbia’s past glory days makes it better than your average mall.