
Most visits here start the same way. You pull into the broad central lot and face a familiar pairing: Target on one side and Kroger Marketplace on the other, which makes it easy to turn a quick grocery run into a few extra stops.
This open-air center on the north side of the city sits just off North High Street, north of Morse Road. It serves nearby Clintonville and Worthington with a mix of anchors and everyday services, so you can stack errands without crisscrossing town. The lineup covers the basics and then some: Target for general shopping, Kroger Marketplace for a full grocery shop, Michaels for craft supplies, Ulta for beauty, and Esporta Fitness for a workout. HomeGoods and TJ Maxx add value-focused home and apparel finds, and you’ll see banking and shipping options tucked along the main strip for practical stops between stores.
The experience is straightforward. Buildings ring large surface parking fields, so most storefronts are an easy in-and-out. If you prefer to make a day of it, the center’s scale supports slow browsing across categories, from housewares to seasonal decor to team gear at Rally House. Graceland Flats apartments sit at the edge of the property, a reminder that this is an everyday hub for neighbors as much as a regional stop.
Because the tenants here span groceries, fitness, home goods, beauty, and quick-service food, the center works well for combined trips. It’s common to see shoppers pair a pickup at Target with a return, grab a small cart at Kroger for dinner ingredients, then swing by one or two specialty stores on the way back to the car. If you’re on a tighter schedule, you can park near a single anchor and stay within a short walk for one errand and done.
If you want a place where you can get a full grocery shop done and still handle a return, a workout, or a quick pick-up without changing addresses, this center fits that plan.
Published: September 9, 2026 · Reviewed by the Whats Up Columbus editorial team