Circle Centre Mall

This is a plain Jane mall with nothing special. Stick to the streets unless you need to buy underwear. The people who work there are rude and security is like a mini gestapo!

This mall is fine. The plusses are that it has decent women’s clothing stores like Banana Republic and LOFT, it has great views of the city, it has an «arts garden» area with lots of indoor trees and windows and natural light, and it has a Ben’s Soft Pretzels stand.
The minus is that it seems to be where homeless people congregate when the weather is bad, or when it’s raining outside. I saw one homeless man sleeping at a table in the food court, and a homeless woman wandering around. The elevators also smell like human urine — not good.
The layout is kind of bizarre and labyrinthine. The downstairs area, where Champps and P.F. Change is located, is really dark, as if it was closing time and everyone was going home. (We were there in the afternoon, so no, it wasn’t closing time.)
This isn’t a mall I would come to just to shop — other malls in the area seem to have more stores and more amenities. But it was interesting to go to walk around and kill time.

Very nice mall, but I probably wouldn’t have even known it existed if I weren’t at the convention center. My boyfriend and I went to the food court instead of buying the food at the convention center. I love how convenient it is to walk to this mall from the convention center without even having to step outside! It has a variety of stores and even has an arcade and mini golf. Pretty cool mall right in the middle of the city.

I’m not candy, but I *am* a sucker for malls, and this one is no exception :) I absolutely LUV that it’s on the cultural trail, I can just hop on the old bike-​a-​rino and ride there when it’s nice outside! The food court is SOLID, and they even have a Taco Bell! What more could you ask for? Oh wait, I know! Chick-​fil-​a should be open on Sundays. That’s not enough for me to dock it a star but it does make me sad when I’m craving a big jug of fountain Coke Zero on the Lord’s Day. Have a great day everyone!

This mall is the envy of many cities, the Midwest especially. Very few cities have a full blown mall down town. What a gem to hold on to. This is definitely on of the key aspects that make this downtown heart beat!

Admittedly, succumbing to social media isn’t my proudest moment in life but I did find myself searching for a pair of sunnies one of my favorite Insta starlets was rockin’. I originally purchased this pair of sunglasses at the north side location before realizing (gasp!) this isn’t actually the pair I was in search of. Damn this bronze beauty for being so fashionable! Well, I had dinner arrangements so I get ready and haul ass to circle centre (different location, closer to where I live/​have dinner plans). Well, I found the right shades and went in for the exchange. The new pair was actually less expensive but for whatever reason the system wasn’t accepting my card to take the credit. We tried everything. Let me tell you nobody wants to be the person in line with an issue and nobody wants to be the person dealing with the person with the issue. However, Erdal was exceptional. He went above and beyond standard level of customer service. He was attentive and helpful to other guests while still making sure my issue was being resolved. He never appeared flustered or aggravated during this stressful situation. Eventually, the problem was sorted and I went happily with my new shades to my book club. All is right in the world. Thanks, Erdal! You rock!

This mall is a bit hidden. Well, not hidden, but I passed by it a couple times unsure what it exactly was. It wasn’t until I saw a little sign that said, «Mall Entrance from the Street» that I figured out the building could help me waste some time before lunch.
This was slightly better than the Fashion Mall at Keystone because they had more affordable stores for me. Forever 21, H&M, and Charlotte Russe kind of stores if you’re wanting to spend some money. I wasn’t looking for a mall, but I happen to stumble upon a nice distraction. Also, I want to say that it wasn’t really busy on a Saturday morning. Now that I think about it, downtown itself was pretty quiet.

Nice mall. I couldn’t figure out how to get in from the street — ha. I finally just went in the doors where the movie listings are found. One thing I noticed was that the employees who keep the mall clean are so hard working and nice, too. It’s very pretty inside and there are many floors. Go to the top floor and play in the arcade!

Going to this mall for the first time was really confusing trying to find parking, but there are entrances to the parking structure on both sides of the mall. Once you park, the mall is pretty nice. Since it’s not as wide, it makes up for it with different levels throughout the mall. Circle Centre has a lot of nice restaurants to visit and the standard mall retail stores. I had a real nice time walking around and enjoying myself.

Whenever I come to Indianapolis, people always ask «what is there to do there.»
My answer: «there is a fantastic mall in Indianapolis.»
I’m usually in Indianapolis for a conference, so it is nice to know that the mall is attached to pretty much all the major hotels by Downtown Indy, so it is easily accessible to everyone. What makes the mall so great is that there are a ton of shops with great deals.

The Circle Centre Mall is one of those malls that I only go to if I’m already downtown and need to go to shave off some time or I need to run to get something quickly. In my opinion, it’s a convenience mall.
It has the essentials I look for (H&M) to get the job done, and the food court isn’t the worst. You can see that the recession slowly took a turn on this mall as more and more stores began to leave. But I also think that has to do with the fact that this mall is greatly associated with lots of tourists, at least to me. I used to come here all the time when I was in high school because I thought it was the «cool» mall — you got to shop downtown, walk on many different levels, and I didn’t care about paying a large fee for parking back then (Oh, to be young and naïve and not have many bills/​expenses again…).
I guess I’m saying that I go to this mall when I need to, but wouldn’t come here «just cause.»

This mall is just ok to me. I usually only come here when I am with someone that wants to go to Circle Center. The stores aren’t really anything out of the ordinary or anything that everyone else isn’t wearing. There is a United Artist movie theater on the top floor which adds value to the mall because I like their reclining seats. The mall is nice and the food court is a decent size with plenty of seating and there are a few restaurants attached on the lower level. The parking garage isn’t that expensive. I think $ 2 for up to 3 hours (or something like that) which is very reasonable considering how expensive the parking can get in the area if there is an event going on. The Arts Garden is nice as well. My sister performed there before and I was impressed by the space as I had not seen it before then. If they could get better retailers, I would shop here more often.

Mall seems to be struggling. Very easy access from all over the city, but the store selection is lacking. You’ll see several small boutique stores that are taking up space, presumably because the rent is cheap. Several vacant spaces. Even the food court is full of a bunch of unknowns.
The only anchor store is a carsons, not even a Macy’s or Nordstrom.
Very few of the stores you’d expect to find in a city mall. Lots of stores you’ve never seen before. Very strange.

A city center mall that is connected to many amenities via pedways. There are numerous stores within the mall and because of the pedway connections inclement weather need not interrupt your errands or other shopping excursions. The food court is also rather good. I’ve only been here twice in the past 12 years but each visit was useful in their own ways.

I’m not a mall shopper, but this one does the trick if you are. Big mall in the center of the Indy near everything.

Decent mall. It has got several good outlets in their food court. They have chick fils, Charley’s and more. They have miniature glowing golf which is cool. They have laser tag in their arcade along with so many video games. They have several stores like Aeropostale, teavana and many more. I was hardly there for 20 minutes, browsed a couple of stores. They have a huge parking garage and it’s dead cheap. One can park here and go anywhere by walk in the downtown. It’s pretty cool. If I remember correctly, For 0 — 3 hours they charge you $ 2 which is awesome! They have theaters in this mall too! I would come here again in leisure and kill some of my time

I only stopped by here for about an hour or so before we saw a show at Lucas Oil, but I thought this was a really cool mall. It’s completely different then any other ones in downtown area’s I’ve seen before. I felt like this is what Cincinnati has tried to do, but failed miserable. They have a wide variety of shops and restaurants. I was expecting parking to be a ripe off, but it was very reasonable especially for us parking for over 5 hours and walking around downtown. For a Saturday afternoon it wasn’t overly crowded. Some of the other restaurants were jammed packed, but we found a quick place to eat before the concert we went to and that worked for us. I definitely wouldn’t mind going again and checking this place out some more.

This mall is in the «city.» I put city in «» because it’s a poor excuse for a city. I am surprised they have a football team!
Well the mall on a Sunday doesn’t open until 12?! I am from Honolulu and even our malls open at 10, main stores like Macy’s 9am!
The stores we did visit weren’t that special and the people in here are not very outgoing.

I’ve been to almost 20 states and I’ve seen all kinds of malls, high end to the average ones. This mall has something about that that makes me wanna come again and again! It’s crowded yet not not rowdy, it’s full of all the big brands yet very affordable, you can actually have a great time with friends and family! Wanna hang out before a movie at the united artists theatre, this is the spot. Kill time while your spouse is shopping, stop at the artsgarden there’s always something going on there. Out with kids, stop by at rink slide and play some video games like old times. I absolutely love this mall, there is no match!

The mall is downtown in a pedestrian area, but I walked around the entire outside of the mall two different times and couldn’t figure out how to get in from the street level. I had to go subterranean through the underground parking to find an entrance. There are 10,000 people in town for a convention, yet the mall was a ghost town — I wonder why?!
Also, the stores are almost all teenager-​geared and there is one dept store, which was a mess. Disappointed.

Circle Centre Mall is confusing for a tourist. We came in on the side by our hotel and couldn’t figure out how to find the rest of the mall. We were convinced there were only 3 stores on each floor, until we decided to walk down each hall way and we finally discovered the actual mall. Umm. duh…
I was glad when we finally found the stores because there are some good ones that I like to shop at. It’s also nice that this mall is open on Sundays because we were able to kill an hour in between our exploring.
Overall, it’s a mall with your typical stores. Nothing special that I could find, so it was a pretty middle of the road shopping experience for me.