Ongoing development and redevelopment projects are expanding Livonia’s array of dining and shopping options for people of all ages and interests.

Livonia has a conveniently sized, up-scale shopping center, Laurel Park Place Mall, which is anchored by Parisian and Von Maur department stores. Laurel Park Place Mall was renovated in 2008 to provide space for several casual dining establishments.

Two other Livonia shopping centers are both in the process of being converted from a traditional mall into modern power centers, featuring a mix of large retailers, smaller shops, restaurants, and other services.

Construction at Wonderland Village, on the corner of Plymouth and Midddlebelt roads, is about two-thirds complete. Site planning for Livonia Marketplace (formerly Livonia Mall), on the corner of Seven Mile and Middlebelt, was taking place in Fall 2008 with the goal of opening new stores in 2010.

Millennium Park, located on the corner of Middlebelt and Schoolcraft, also has a collection of stores, anchored by Meijer and Home Depot.

The Haggerty Road corridor on the west side of the city provides Livonianswith numerous fine-dining and casual-dinning restaurants. There are several newer fine-dinning establishments onand around Haggerty Road that opened in the past three years, including: Andiamo, Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar, Bravo! Italian Kitchen, Mitchell’s Fish Market, and The CladdaghIrish Pub.

Livonia also has a collection of new and renovated sports bars and restaurants with many televisions, fine food and atmosphere to entertain people living in this sports-crazed region. Those establishments include: Doc’s Sports Retreat, One-Under Bar and Grill, George Murphy’s at the Creek, and Coaches Corner.