I would really like this place if actually had stores normal people shopped at.
The district is kind of like a mini Town Square. Its pretty much an outdoor shopping mall complete with shops, restaurants, and plenty of activities like movie nights, free concerts and the like. The only two down sides I have notice are the fact that the place always seems dead. For whatever reason, it never seems crowded or very lively. This probably related to the other downside of having a bunch of odd selection of stores to shop at. Stores are mostly upscale clothing boutiques and home stores, (Pottery Barn, Williams and Sonoma, etc) nothing that really interests me personally.
They do have a good selection of restaurants and because the place is usually dead most of them try to offer competitive deals. On the east side there is a Whole Foods, West Elm and a few more upscale home stores. But all-in-all this is not the typical retail fare but worth checking out.