Elder-Beerman Reviews

Worst mall in Dayton. If you are able to I would either go to the Greene or Fairfield Commons instead. The biggest reason is because the food area has roaches. The people who visit this location aren't as nice or friendly as they are at other malls.
The good news is that there are a lot of great stores and restaurants outside of this Mall.

Had everything I was looking for decent price good service

Great place to shop since they have a good variety of stores and a nice size food court up stairs with other options on the lower level.

It's not in the best neighborhood, anymore. I like shopping here but I won't go alone.

Has grown and gotten much better. Has many stores to shop in

Good place to hangout and get stuff could use a scenic update

Cozy mall with a great selection of retailers and food choices.

Has gone downhill here as late with the closing of several of the large stores.

Large suburban mall with all major chain stores in or located in close area strip center shopping zones. Big box stores multiple chain restaurants and smaller independent restaurants and bars also close by. Lots of free parking and whole area close to interstate 75 and 675 highways. Traffic can be bad in whole area depending time of day and season. If you cannot find it in this area it is a true hard to find item.

Lots of different types of stores to choose from. Lots of vendors in the centers of walking areas too.

Good shopping. Very large mall for indoor walking. The kids really love rising the train ($3/passenger)

Nice stores but there used to be more and some of my favorite ones are gone but the stores have nice products

I purchase some Gucci perfume from the man in front of the children s place. IT WAS FAKE. Smelled like rubbing alcohol. I had a travel size in my car and verified they were definitely not the same. The travel size was purchased at Macy s. Anyways I politely went back to the man and request a refund. After being called out my name, a few f yous and security called he finally refunded my money. I reported the incident to the security area and they ve done nothing. No apologies....absolutely nothing!

No longer that easy to get to by bus you got a little walk to the lot and then a good walk to an intranse but overall it's worth it dude it's worth it

This place is pretty clean and has a decent selection of stores and food, however there is a lot of shoplifting.

Lacks variety! Would say it's a mediocre place as it was meant to be. But if you are expecting more, make a uturn! Check out the nearby brand outlets if you are already here.

A little behind the times, some stores closed. But outside stores growing so optimistic.

You can find just about anything here and it is good place to Window shop or people watch. Good food for fast food places.

It's just like any other mall you have visited since the 1980's.

As long as you know where to go you'll find what you need.

Its a mall. Outdated and boring. Id rather go to The Commons its safer and cleaner.

It's fun sometimes just needs more video game stores and things like that. Clothing stores have a huge variety.

Great choices for shopping out-of-the weather including many offerings for snacks! Can't miss getting a soft pretzel or cookie, right? YUM!!

It was an ok mall...I have been yo better Malls. Food Court needs better options

Landmark mall! What's more to say? Place has its qualities

Ugh. This is further proof that a good shopping experience is not to be had in the old mall format. Not again.

During weekdays it's fine. I visited in the evening, totally different environment. Uncontrolled youth making trouble, crowded, not hospitable at all. Don't go at night

A map should be at the entrance doors. Trouble walking. Parked at 2 doors, the map was near the center of mall. Two parking areas, two doors before I found the store that I was looking for!

Clientele worse than Fairfield mall... exterior stores are pretty nice. Traffic is usually terrible.

Still a decent mall to visit - I'd say 80 % occupied. Hopefully they can find replacements for the now-empty Sears and Elder-Beerman anchors. Nice place to get steps in and a lot less depressing than other area malls that are struggling a lot worse. I get the sense that the Dayton Mall caught on early and surrounded themselves with drive-up outdoor retail in the vein of the Greene or Bridgewater Falls so that seems to have helped.