Fayette Mall

I have been to the Fayette mall multiple times now, and it is a good mall.
First of all, there is a good selection of stores, restaurants, etc. At the Fayette mall. The prices can begin low, but get high. The parking is decent for the size of the building and all of the buildings around it. I don’t like how it’s not too clean, though. I ate at Gold Star Chili and I liked it, and I also got a cookie from Great American Cookies (I like their frosted cookies), and it was decent, except the cashier was annoying.
Overall, I would recommend the Fayette Mall.

The mall has definitely upped its game in recent years. I’m definitely glad that I no longer have to meander through Sears, and the addition of all the new restaurants (Chipotle, Newk’s, PF Chang’s, Travinia, whatever Abuelo’s is going to be…) is definitely nice. However, parking is always a nightmare (Christmas season or not). And with a new restaurant being erected in the middle of the parking lot (BJ’s Brewhouse), I don’t see this getting any better. This is poor planning on the scale of Tates Creek Kroger’s parking lot, but not quite as bad as CentrePit.
If only they could do something about that weird smell at JC Penny’s…
In summary, inside the mall is great. Outside the mall is madness.

It’s a mall, and the only one in town at that. If you don’t like the crowds here, you should visit them in a city like L.A. This ain’t nothing. Pretty much everything you need in a mall, especially when it comes to dinning.

It’s what you would expect of a mall. They are still improving by renovating and adding more brand variety. Nice to just kill time and window shop. Facilities are pretty clean and well kept. Plenty of parking area.

I’m not a huge mall person but the Fayette mall has added stores and restaurants in the past few months that at usually at only the best and biggest malls. The food selection in and around the mall is very extensive. If you just want to kill some time or are looking for that special something I’m sure you probably may find it here. It’s not bad for people watching or getting you 30 mins of cardio in either of you just want to walk from one end the the other and back! Check it out…

Lots of stores to choose from. I’m not a person to wander the mall anymore. I go with a purpose and like to get in and get out! At this mall I feel like that has happened every time I have gone even at Christmas time!

Complaining about crowds and therefore low-​balling a score for a mall isn’t fair.
This mall keeps getting better and it’s not slowing down. In the last year, they’ve completed a major renovation and had many new additions (The Cheesecake Factory, Newk’s, H&M, and Chipotle, to name a few), many of which, as of January 2015, are not complete, have just now opened, or are not even in the works yet. They’re even renovating some existing places.
It has many great stores and eateries inside and in the surrounding areas (walking distance.) That’s including a well-​reviewed movie theater! Not much else to say besides Fayette Mall is a *mall* which includes crowds and noise — and it’s good one. I go there very often with family and friends alike.
DISCLAIMER: If you don’t like malls, you probably won’t like this mall. Or any mall at all for that matter.

I’m not a mall rat. Malls and I don’t get along. I’d rather shop elsewhere and avoid crazy consumerism. But sometimes, especially around the holidays, I like going to a mall just to see the holiday craziness. Yep. People-​watching is fun, and I like holiday decorations.
That said, I came here recently to wander and concluded that this isn’t a terrible mall.
It’s not ridiculously crowded, and it’s not nearly abandoned. It’s… just fine.
Due to the sprawling one-​story layout, Fayette seems huge. It is kind of big, but since it’s only one sprawling level, it’s pretty much an average sized mall. The stores are your usual variety of good and ‘meh’ stores (but why are there TWO Bath & Body Works locations??) — you’ll be able to find everything you ‘need’ [because you don’t really need that much in life] here. Decent anchor stores (Macy’s is always good), good restaurants nearby, good stores in the the plaza (the ‘strip mall’ nearby), and plenty of parking.
Of all the malls I’ve been to, this has a good balance to it. It’s A-​OK.

Most people either hate or love the mall. If you know what you and where to go you can get in and out. It’s obviously crazy around the holidays and parking can be a pain, but it has a nice selection of stores. It’s undergoing construction to add some
New restaurants and several new stores with Sears going out of business there. It’s adding a Cheesecake Factory which I can’t wait for. Most of the stores run decent sales. It’s big enough that people go and walk it for exercise too. There is a food court and a play are for kids.

This is now one of Lexington’s only indoor malls. We have Hamburg too but those shops are mostly outside. Every few years Fayette Mall does an addition or construction project. The latest project update: Sears is no more, in it’s place holiday 2014, will be several shops and the Cheese Cake Factory :) :)
My favorite FM stores are Macy’s and Apple. I should add that I absolutely hate to shop. I still make a trip to FM about every 2 months… Because I have to.

Good lord people, it’s a mall. What do you expect for restrooms? This is your average mall. It’s smaller than what I’m used to, but has plenty of stores. The kiosk workers are pushy, but they are everywhere I’ve ever been. Excited to see what will be done with the old sears building.

Not a bad mall for shopping. Kinda small to what I’m use too. But has most of the store that a bigger mall has. I haven’t seen the bathrooms to see what everyone else is talking about, so I can’t say much about that part. But over all it does have a few major retailers and other venders I’ve seen at many other malls.

I am not a fan of a lot of people in a small area. I do not take kindly to rude mall shoppers. I don’t like being stuck behind a crowd of people walking 1 mph when I am in a hurry. If you see me here, it is only to get proactive for my partner or someone drug me here for something. It isn’t voluntary by any means. I avoid this place like the plague. I leave it to you all.

1) Beware of the Mall restrooms, ALL of them. I have never seen them fully cleaned and smelling fresh .
2) Beware of the Mall Kiosk employees they will bother you every time you walk by trying to sell there products, very annoying !!
3) People in the mall walk slow as molasses

I really liked this mall. It had about every store you could want. It is 1 story so everything is pretty spread out. I didn’t mind.

The mall has a little bit of everything in it. Must be the only Sears in the world that is situated in the middle of the mall causing you to walk-​through in order to get to the rest of the mall.
Pro-​tip: If you need to use the restroom, go to Macy’s. The ones in the mall leave a lot to be desired.
Has a food court and lots of kiosks.

I’m guessing that this mall was added on to at a later date because for the first time EVER, I had to walk through Sears to get from one side of the mall to the other! You can tell a distinct difference as well in the outside décor. Macy’s has the old Shillito’s look to it from the 70’s, exactly the same as the Oxmoor Mall location in Louisville and then Dillard’s is very pretty, lots of glass, and a more modern look on the other «new» side. I usually try to avoid Sears like the plague but alas, we had to walk through there to get to the other side. What’s also funny is that the walk through is not a straight shot. You take a couple of turns before you see the tunnel of light! It is the craziest thing ever! We ate at PF Chang’s which was very yummy.