Allard Commons

Allard Commons is a neighborhood shopping center in Southgate, Michigan (in the extreme northwest corner at Goddard and Allen Roads). It is anchored by the Trentwood Farms farmer's market and CVS Pharmacy, with inline tenants including State Farm, New Hunan Chinese Restaurant and three available spaces.
JoA Sushi and Sunoco occupy outlot parcels.
== History ==
Allard Commons opened in 1970 with A&P and Cunningham Drugs as anchors. At this point, outlot tenants included Jack in the Box and Standard Oil.
Standard Oil became Amoco after several years. Jack in the Box closed around 1980 and was replaced with a coney island restaurant.
In 1982, Arbor Drugs acquired 6 Cunningham Drugs stores, including the Allard Commons location, and converted them to the Arbor Drugs name.
In 1989, Farmer Jack was bought out by A&P, and from then until 1994, A&P's Michigan stores that bore that name were converted to the Farmer Jack name.
In 1998, CVS Pharmacy acquired all 210 Arbor Drugs locations and converted them to the CVS Pharmacy name in 1999.
Around 2000, Farmer Jack closed their Allard Commons location. A couple years later, Amoco was converted to BP.
In 2008, the former Farmer Jack was reoccupied by the second location of the Woodhaven, Michigan-based Trentwood Farms farmer's market.
In 2014, BP's station at Allard Commons was converted to Sunoco.
== See Also ==
* Southgate Shopping Center
Category:Malls in Michigan
Category:Shopping Centers
Category:Shopping Centers in the United States
Category:Shopping Centers in Michigan
Category:CVS Pharmacy-anchored Properties