Southport Plaza - Shopping mall in Kenosha - 6804 Green Bay Rd, USA

Went into the Party City store. They have a lot of fascinating things in this store. I went in for a Pacific item. They had what I was looking for and so much more. Spent some time in there looking at all the different things they had. If you need party decorations for any type of theme, they most likely have it.

Garbage and trash all over parking lot, very rude to truckers and RVs if you park here do not leave your rig they will tow it, and ticket you. Worked 4 days pulled back to back shifts at taco bell and they threatened to brake into my RV put Dogg's in kennel and tow my RV. That would have been the last time they would have done that let me tell you. Avoid this place...

I like the Southport plaza because that's where we have to get our gas and depth. And it's nice to have the Rodie's card. It gives money for gas so you can buy things when you need them there. And I got so many shower points.

NOT arguably the best plaza in Kenosha. Business is booming because it's on the corner of 2 of Kenosha's busiest roads. Parking lot is HUGE so that might suck for those who walk on foot even though it isn't much of a residential area.

I went. To party city for a Halloween mask but i did not buy. It due to funds but oh well great place to shop overall on several stores including dollar tree, Kohls, bed bath and beyond etc....

I love getting pedicures from Fancy Nails. Most people overlook this little nail salon because it's not a chain or a brand new building. Not having that overhead reflects in their prices. They use sterilized instruments, hygienic practices, and very clean equipment. I almost always call ahead, but they've never not tried to squeeze me in and still do an excellent job. Which again alot of the bigger chain nail salons are either booked or for weeks. Never have openings, but they most certainly will never squeeze you in. Their staff is so kind and friendly, they are also GREAT with kids since my daughter loves to tag along as well.

Even with the stores that have closed and businesses that are still there, thank God. I am sure the construction that is going on around there is a bit annoying.

There are certainly useful places to go in Southport Plaza, and places to go if you essentially already had planned to go there (such as for swim classes). What it lacks are businesses that people enjoy visiting for the sake of window-shopping and discovering something they didn't intend to buy (like Target, Steins, even Meijer) The only similar business is Hobby Lobby, which many people are boycotting at this point.