Brookside Shopping District
39°00′51″N 94°35′29″W / 39.014082°N 94.591384°W / 39.014082; -94.591384
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The Brookside Shopping District is located in the Brookside neighborhood of Kansas City, Missouri at 63rd Street & Brookside Boulevard. This district was founded in 1920 as Kansas City's first suburban shopping center.[1]
Tenants
- The New Dime Store
- Brookside Toy and Science Store
- Cosentino's Brookside Price Chopper
- Cosentino's Brookside Market
- CVS/pharmacy
- Bank of America
- Bank Midwest
- Commerce Bank
- Baskin-Robbins Ice Cream/Topsy's Restaurant
- The Roasterie
- Tuesday Morning
- Brookside Phillips 66
- Beauty Express
- Edward Jones
- Renner & Associates Surveying, LLC
- The UPS Store
- United States Postal Service
- Brookside Barkery and Bath
- Michael Forbes Grill
- Jalepeno's
- Charlie Hooper's Bar
- Brookside Real Estate Company
- Stuff
- Sweet And Simple
- Foo's Fabulous Frozen Custard
- World's Window
- Starbucks
- Red Door Grill
- The Brooksider
- Avenues Bistro
- Panera
- Jimmy Johns
Competition
- Country Club Plaza
- Metro Plaza Shopping Center
- The Landing Mall
- Waldo
- Ward Parkway Center
- Waldo Warriors
External links
- Official Site
- Brookside Kansas City Neighborhood Website
References
- ^ http://www.countryhomè.com/shopping/weekendaway/kansascity_1.html[permanent dead link]
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Shopping malls in Missouri
- Blue Ridge Crossing
- Brookside Shopping District
- Country Club Plaza
- Independence Center
- The Landing
- Summit Fair
- Summit Woods Crossing
- Ward Parkway Center
- Zona Rosa
- Battlefield Mall
- Capital Mall
- Columbia Mall
- East Hills Mall
- Northpark Mall
- West Park Mall
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