Tuscan Village Salem
Tuscan Village Salem
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(Total of 3,000,000 SF of mixed-use programming) 700,00 SF of “best in class” experiential retail. 1M+ SF of class A office and lab space. 1200+ residential units. 2 hotels (300+ Keys). 15+ restaurants. High energy entertainment section. 2 world renowned medical facilities. 6 acre lake.
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Rebecca K
2 contributions
Jul 2024 • Family
Overpriced. 10$ for chips and guacamole- the chips were all broken from the bottom of a bag of the cheapest possible quality chips. The guacamole was the size of a side of ketchup. A sun cruiser can was $13 each. The pizza from the outside ovens were covered in cold sauce. 90$ for 3 small pizzas a quesadilla and chips and guacamole. Nice to sit outside and listen to live music. You can go somewhere else for that at a much better value.
Written July 27, 2024
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American traveller
Maine25 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
We went too pick a few things up at Williams-Sonoma and the connecting Tuscan Village Grocery and decided to have a drink at the new bar they expanded this year.
First, there were 4 bartenders (or at least staff) behind the bar and 8 people sitting at the bar (not an overwhelming ratio in my eyes) it took a very long time to get the attention of one of the bartender’s attention and he did come over, he dropped menus and went back to chatting with the other employees about making espresso.
Finally, he took our drink order and made them, they were standard and ok.
With all the free time waiting, I did notice how filthy the bar was kept. Tons of dust on the unused glasses and bugs (see photo). You would think with all the free time the bar staff use to socialize, they would use some to make customers feel welcome and maybe do some cleaning side work.
First, there were 4 bartenders (or at least staff) behind the bar and 8 people sitting at the bar (not an overwhelming ratio in my eyes) it took a very long time to get the attention of one of the bartender’s attention and he did come over, he dropped menus and went back to chatting with the other employees about making espresso.
Finally, he took our drink order and made them, they were standard and ok.
With all the free time waiting, I did notice how filthy the bar was kept. Tons of dust on the unused glasses and bugs (see photo). You would think with all the free time the bar staff use to socialize, they would use some to make customers feel welcome and maybe do some cleaning side work.
Written October 21, 2023
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
Diane K
4 contributions
Feb 2024 • Family
My boss gave me for Christmas a $120 gift card to attend a cooking class with my daughter. She also gave one to another employee.
I was excited to do an activity with my daughter. We signed up for the cappelletti pasta stuffed with butternut squash class on Wednesday, February 7th. Earlier in the day I had emailed the restaurant to find out if we should eat first to be prepared or if we would be sampling some of the food there but did not receive a reply.
I showed up around 5:30 and was told that could not go into room until 5:55. So hung around a bit waiting for my daughter. We then were seated a a long table, one of three. Someone did go around asking us if we wanted something to eat or drink and we ordered a pizza and drinks. The instructor stood in front of the first long table and proceeded to described the ingredients on our table and how to make the dough and then after how to fold it. There were two big screen tvs above her on both sides and they were not on. (I did see a class one time when was shopping there and the tvs were on). It was hard to see the instructor going through the steps. There were some helpers going around but only to clean off the table surfaces or to take food orders. It would have been nice if there was a helper overseeing each long table to see that we were all able to follow through with the instructions. There were pasta machines at the end of each table so we did have to wait our turn to put our dough through which took a while. The instructor stated that we had to roll out our dough first a bit and there was a rolling pin at each machine except for the third table and they would have to share. I couldnt believe I heard that for William and Sonoma was right next door and they sell kitchen tools. Considering we paid $65 a person for the class they could have spent some of that money on an additional rolling pin. My daughter and I thought that was tacky. Also the instructor showed us how to make the browned sage sauce for the pasta so we could make it at home. I would also think considering the price we paid for the class we could have brought home a little container of it for they also sell it in their market. I had to go out and buy salted butter and sage of which I do not have at home.
Later in the class the helpers put out ravioli for all to have some of. If I had known that I would not have purchased food.
All in all a nice night out with my daughter could have been better. I went back to the office and told my co-worker about it and told her I hoped it was just an off night. Too many students with not enough helpers helping with instruction.
I was excited to do an activity with my daughter. We signed up for the cappelletti pasta stuffed with butternut squash class on Wednesday, February 7th. Earlier in the day I had emailed the restaurant to find out if we should eat first to be prepared or if we would be sampling some of the food there but did not receive a reply.
I showed up around 5:30 and was told that could not go into room until 5:55. So hung around a bit waiting for my daughter. We then were seated a a long table, one of three. Someone did go around asking us if we wanted something to eat or drink and we ordered a pizza and drinks. The instructor stood in front of the first long table and proceeded to described the ingredients on our table and how to make the dough and then after how to fold it. There were two big screen tvs above her on both sides and they were not on. (I did see a class one time when was shopping there and the tvs were on). It was hard to see the instructor going through the steps. There were some helpers going around but only to clean off the table surfaces or to take food orders. It would have been nice if there was a helper overseeing each long table to see that we were all able to follow through with the instructions. There were pasta machines at the end of each table so we did have to wait our turn to put our dough through which took a while. The instructor stated that we had to roll out our dough first a bit and there was a rolling pin at each machine except for the third table and they would have to share. I couldnt believe I heard that for William and Sonoma was right next door and they sell kitchen tools. Considering we paid $65 a person for the class they could have spent some of that money on an additional rolling pin. My daughter and I thought that was tacky. Also the instructor showed us how to make the browned sage sauce for the pasta so we could make it at home. I would also think considering the price we paid for the class we could have brought home a little container of it for they also sell it in their market. I had to go out and buy salted butter and sage of which I do not have at home.
Later in the class the helpers put out ravioli for all to have some of. If I had known that I would not have purchased food.
All in all a nice night out with my daughter could have been better. I went back to the office and told my co-worker about it and told her I hoped it was just an off night. Too many students with not enough helpers helping with instruction.
Written February 12, 2024
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Eric
Derry, NH41 contributions
Dec 2023 • Couples
Really neat until you get trapped in the parking lot, nothing here that you can't see at the mall, outlets ( anywhere), cramped, inconvenient, boring. Overbuilt - and if want to see some super fugly industrial power lines...they are nicely placed in exactly the wrong place.
Written December 27, 2023
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joe
Maine159 contributions
Feb 2022 • Business
Excellent service, food was tremendous from the bread to the entree, and a great value for your dollar ! Will most definitely visit again !
Written February 6, 2022
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john D
Westfield, MA314 contributions
Oct 2021
Even though it's not complete, the expeirence here is fun with things to do besides shop. Firepits were on and people were hanging out having a fun time.
Written October 10, 2021
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Maurene_K
Dover, NH12,327 contributions
Jul 2021
Arriving in Salem, my first stop was at the newly-opened Tuscan Village Salem that I’d watched being built for over a year in part of the former Rockingham Park, a race track.
It was even bigger that I expected. I later learned that it covered 170-acre. It was like a mini-city in itself.
It was laid out in sections with groups of buildings that had dining, retail, services, and residential spaces.
And, from the hundreds of people there when I arrived, it was obviously The Place to Be.
It took awhile to get a parking space. I finally got a space near Tuscan Market.
While driving around, I saw already-open businesses that included L.L. Bean, ARHAUS, Tuscan Kitchen, Tuscan Market, The Beach Plum, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Pottery Barn, Old Navy, ULTA, and Williamss-Sonoma. Many other places, including a large Market Basket Supermarket, a hospital, veterinary clinic, and car dealership were all in the works.
First, I shopped at L.L. Bean. Out back, there was a man-made lake for kayaking & Stand Up Paddle Boarding.
Nearby was a large promenade with lots of seating. Many people were just sitting and enjoying the outdoors in the sun – for a change after all the seemingly-endless rain and cloudy days.
During my visit, I did a lot of walking around.
This development is quite a destination.
I rate my experience at Tuscan Village Salem at 5.0 and highly recommend a visit.
Since it’s too big to see it all in one day, I plan to stop by again on another trip to Salem.
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It was even bigger that I expected. I later learned that it covered 170-acre. It was like a mini-city in itself.
It was laid out in sections with groups of buildings that had dining, retail, services, and residential spaces.
And, from the hundreds of people there when I arrived, it was obviously The Place to Be.
It took awhile to get a parking space. I finally got a space near Tuscan Market.
While driving around, I saw already-open businesses that included L.L. Bean, ARHAUS, Tuscan Kitchen, Tuscan Market, The Beach Plum, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Pottery Barn, Old Navy, ULTA, and Williamss-Sonoma. Many other places, including a large Market Basket Supermarket, a hospital, veterinary clinic, and car dealership were all in the works.
First, I shopped at L.L. Bean. Out back, there was a man-made lake for kayaking & Stand Up Paddle Boarding.
Nearby was a large promenade with lots of seating. Many people were just sitting and enjoying the outdoors in the sun – for a change after all the seemingly-endless rain and cloudy days.
During my visit, I did a lot of walking around.
This development is quite a destination.
I rate my experience at Tuscan Village Salem at 5.0 and highly recommend a visit.
Since it’s too big to see it all in one day, I plan to stop by again on another trip to Salem.
If you found this review helpful, please click THANK below.
Written August 1, 2021
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
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