Wayland Town Center

8 reviews

+1 (401) 273-8600

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Wayland Town Center -- 400 Boston Post Road / Route 20, Wayland Plaza

Wayland Town Center -- 400 Boston Post Road / Route 20 & Andrew Avenue, Wayland Plaza

Wayland Town Center -- 400 Boston Post Road / Route 20 @ Andrew Avenue, Wayland Main Entrance from Route 20

Wayland Town Center -- 400 Boston Post Road / Route 20 & Andrew Avenue, Wayland Plaza Map

400 Boston Post Rd

Wayland, MA 01778

+1 (401) 273-8600

Wayland Town Center is a bustling commercial hub situated in the heart of Wayland, Town of, MA. It offers a variety of retail shops, dining options, and services to cater to the needs of the local community.

With a focus on convenience and accessibility, Wayland Town Center provides a one-stop destination for shopping, dining, and leisure activities, making it a popular choice for residents and visitors alike.

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Martha M.

12/5/2017

LOVE the addition of the FleeBags Holiday Shop! I happened upon this gem while visiting a friend in MA. Having been a dedicated customer of the company's online presence (www.fleebags.com), I was...

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Obie W.

10/3/2020

Garbage of a town center. Makes perfect sense. Wayland may be rich. But take a closer look and its a town full of Karens, male and female. Taxes are through the fucking roof. City services are...

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Anrana S.

1/12/2017

As a resident of Wayland, I've lived through the nightmarish development process for this mall. I've watched the developers back out of promises (affordable housing, deeded green space to the town...

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Heather F.

4/17/2018

What a disappointment this shopping plaza has turned out to be. We moved to Wayland right before they started building with high hopes of nice restaurants and unique shops. Half the store fronts...

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Barb H.

5/29/2016

The Wayland Town Center has been such a good addition to our town. It's so much easier to stop there while running errands, rather than dashing to Framingham. I value the ability to meet friends...

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