Lexington Green Mall

Since I was little, we have been coming here for different restaurants. At first it was Piccadilly, then Tony Roma’s. Both have since gone with the near loss of this shopping mall itself.
While it is true that this place almost went under, after recently being bought and beautifully renovated, it’s looking good for this cute little strip mall.
The landscaping — from a landscaping aficionado — is beautiful; very pleasing to the eye. The outside is stunning, especially in warmer months.
As you enter the roofed area that takes you inside, look up. The hollowed out awning is meticulously lined with lights. It’s awe-​inspiring. Not to mention, inside there’s a beautiful fountain decorated in ceramics, facing an all glass wall and a large man-​made pond, complete with ducks. Palmer’s’ outside eating area is on this body of water. It’s a fantastic experience when the weather is nice.
Lexington Green contains many gems in Lexington such as the locally loved Joseph Beth’s Bookstore, the newly added Palmer’s, Whole Foods, and Comedy Off Broadway. It’s right next to the well-​reviewed local frozen yogurt place, Fro-Jo’s. There’s also an empty place where a dollar movie theater (sadly) used to be, so only time will tell what will become of that!
I can’t wait to see how this place grows.
It’s like an indie version of Fayette mall, right across from it.
I decided to give five stars instead of four to this shopping mall for containing the several previously named gems of Lexington.

I pretty much want to say exactly what Heather P. said in her review for this place.
Lexington Green Mall is located near Fayette Mall (incredibly close, actually), and is filled with higher-​end stores that you won’t find in Fayette. Stores like Anthropologie, lululemon athletica, White House | Black Market, francesca’s, etc. It’s small, though, so the store selection isn’t extensive. There’s also two restaurants — the Brontë Bistro in the bookstore, and Palmers, which, from my wanderings, looked like it was also kind of connected to the lower level of the bookstore.
On another note, the scenery is kind of lovely here. There’s a pond with ducks in the back of the shopping center that provides a calming retreat from shopping. Palmers’ patio is next to the pond, as well. The front of the mall is also very pleasing, with many places to sit and eat/​read/​chat/​write/​whatever.
Not a bad outdoor mall, but I’ll probably only return just for Whole Foods and Joseph Beth Bookstore (which is amazing, by the way).

Located near Fayette Mall, Lexington Green Mall is one of «local» malls. It’s not a place that you will find one stop shopping. It only has a few stores and the feature store is Joseph Beth Book Store, one of the area’s largest bookstores. This mall is a unique place that has been revamped within the last few years. It could use another restaurant. There has been an empty spot there for a few years now, I assume the rent is too much. They should probably lower the rent to get something new in and it’ll bring more people to the mall. Until then, the only food options are Palmers and the Brontë Bistro that’s located in Joseph Beth.
Other stores include:
Anthropologie
Baby Bundles
Charming Charlie
Chico’s
francesca’s
Hot Mama
LOFT
lululemon athletica
White House | Black Market
Avant Travel
Health & Fitness
Be MediSpa
HealthwoRx
LensCrafters
Home Stores
Tempur-​Pedic
Artique
Comedy off Broadway
Whole Foods
You will find me most often having dinner at Palmer’s and the catching a comedy show at Comedy Off Broadway.