Berlin Mall

Not a lot of shopping for guys could use a GAP or even an Old Navy they have the space but instead you have a home made wood goods store in a mall really

I feel bad or this mall. I have heard the reason many of the stores are moving out are the hight rent costs for the tiny store spaces. The business aspects aside this place is pretty empty. While I understand walmart is trying to expand into a super walmart, I have my doubts that this parking area can accompany it.
I miss rue21 that used to be here with cheap trendy clothes. Now I can find myself occasionally shopping at expensive Maurice’s or bath and body works around the holidays. The jc penny’s is tiny and often does not have my size.
Over all it is just too bad this mall used to be so fun and nice. Now older couples use it for walking down the halls and walmart will take over the rest.

This «mall» is so small and sad. My husband refers to the ENTIRE mall as «WalMart», as that is the only place to really spend any money, if they even have any inventory. I have friends from Burlington that refer to it as the Berlin «hall», as the mall is basically a long hallway with many empty store fronts. The JC Penney is TINY, the WalMart has no inventory, Jo Anne fabrics is ok, and actually quite large. The parking lot has no rhyme or reason, with one way lanes and arrows that nobody seems to follow. They do have a «carnival» in the parking lot once a year, which is just plain bizarre. Definitely worth traveling 45 minutes in either direction, to Burlington or Lebanon, NH.

This mall is just plain sad, but the website is worse.
Rivendell Books, which has been there since February 2011, is STILL not listed on the website. However, Simply Subs, which has only been there a few weeks, is listed.
The «Events» section on the website is useless. Apparently, it only states scheduled events for the current day. It would be helpful to promote events for the entire month. For example, there is an upcoming blood drive there this weekend. I’m sure this event would be more than appropriate for the «Events» page, and I bet the Red Cross would really appreciate the event being placed on this page if more people would donate blood.
Also, a few stores in the mall are hiring and seem to have been for quite a while. The website could benefit from an «Employment» section where the job openings within the mall could be listed with a link to the retailers’ website or a phone number.
I would have been more than happy to email the Mall Manager with the above suggestions, but there is also no «Contact Us» section on the website.