White Oaks Mall

As big malls seem to closing White Oaks is doing just fine I've been shopping there since it opened mostly sears and spencers it's been the anchor for a huge shopping area which includes everything you would want the mall property is surrounded by restaurants and other types of services if you can't find what you want in the mall itself you only have to go less than a mile to find what your looking for.

Now, maybe I'm missing something but there isn't a lot to do in Springfield. Especially when its cold and freezing rain outside. We decided to find the nearest mall to walk around for a bit. We got here late on a Saturday night and it was practically dead which was weird (any mall in Chicago-land area would be pretty busy on a Saturday night).

It appears this mall just had a renovation because it was really nice...and clean. Tons of stores (Bath & Body Works, Loft, Limited, Express...etc) and food options. The only thing that I thought was odd was the carpeted floor. Seems that would get super dirty and trap allergens/funk.

Alright, this mall is an improvement from Peoria's! They offer a few more things that I have been missing including Teavana, H&M, and a Francesca's that has a lot more to offer than the one at Grand Prairie in Peoria. The location is great too so if you can't find something at the mall, there are several nearby stores you can still check out! Lots of restaurants too.

The most horrible mall I've ever been to. The stores suck and it's so small. You would think with the city being so small and only having one mall to go to, it would have better stores.

This mall is great it has a lot of popular stores. Hollister, Zumiez, American Eagle, Tillys, H&M, PacSun, etc.

I grew up in this mall so I have many special memories. Anything you want is here and unlike the the newest stupid trend of outdoor malls where you have to walk outside for miles or drive store to store, this one is all inside to avoid the harsh weather. Great food court, safe and in the most popular part of Spfld.