Hoover Commons
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Hoover Commons is a 195,805 square-foot strip shopping center on an 11-acre parcel at 1615 Montgomery Highway in Hoover. It was created in 1990 by reconfiguring the former Hoover Mall.
Tenants
- Suite 100–102 (5,976 SF): Beauty & Beyond (2018–), former location of Redline Piano Bar
- Suite 102: former location of Framin' Shoppe (2015)
- Suite 104 (16,604 SF): Party City No. 1037 (2013–)
- Suite 106 (11,960 SF): Walgreen's No. 17346 (2022–), former location of Rite-Aid (2013–2018)
- Suite 108 (5,240 SF): former location of Hibbett Sports (2013–2018)
- Suite 110 (5,215 SF): Pete's Print (2015–)
- Suite 112 (5,250 SF): Parent Teacher Store (2013–)
- Suite 114 (11,625 SF): Dollar Tree (2013–)
- Suite 116 (1,400 SF): Stampede Western wear (2013–)
- Suite 118 (1,354 SF): Mr Burch formal wear (2013–)
- Suite 120 (34,158 SF): Royal Furniture (2015–), former location of Books-A-Million (–2013)
- Suite 122 (1,645 SF): Hotspot restaurant (2023–), former location of Famous Fred's restaurant (Mike Kassis 2008–2023)
- Suite 124 (60,103 SF): Burlington No. 147 clothing / Baby Depot (2013–)
- Suite 126A (1,200 SF): Papa Johns Pizza (2013–)
- Suite 126B (1,200 SF): Brazilian Wax Spa by Marci (2018–), former location of Perfect Nail Spa (2015)
- Suite 128 (2,250 SF): Perfect Nail Spa (2018–), former location of Mortgage Outlet (2013–2015)
- Suite 132 (2,116 SF): Fried Green Tomato's (2015–), former location of Jason's Deli (2013)
Outparcels
- 1601 Montgomery Highway: Habeneros Mexican Grill, formerly Shoney's Big Boy
- 1609 Montgomery Highway: Chick-fil-A
- 1611 Montgomery Highway: PNC Bank (2011–), former location of RBC Bank (–2011)
- 1623 Montgomery Highway: Goodyear Auto Service
- 3142: Hoover Police Operations Center (2009–), former location of Hoover Twin Cinema (built 1977), Beth-el Chai Messianic Congregation