So I've been to my fair share of squares in Texas. I am reasonably confident in saying that…read moreGranbury Square is one of the best. It has a good central design, with a nice grass buffer between the centerpiece courthouse and the parking area (there is more parking, and public restrooms, behind the Opera House). A statue of General Granbury proudly stands in one corner. There are numerous shops and restaurants to explore, as well other interests a short walk away (bed and breakfasts, an art gallery, a library and the old jail). The public beach is also walkable from the square, making for a nice walk to see the water or perhaps to look at some of the bed and breakfasts (there are B&B options on the square, and also walking distance from the square). The plaza is home to many event throughout the year. During these times the parking lot is used for vendors and entertainment, and makes for a lovely way to spend the day. See the Granbury website for the event calendar (http://granburysquare.com/calendar-of-events/). Oh, and the recently renovated Hood County Courthouse is now open four tours.

You just don't see places like this too often…read more While walking around Granbury Square I kept recalling the iconic scenes from the Back to the Future movies of the clock tower and its surroundings. That's what you get here--old-style architecture and a small-town vibe that, if just for a moment, makes you feel like you've been transported back in time. The square is full of shops and restaurants and even a B&B. And there is a beautiful courthouse at its center. If you're in the area, be sure to check out this unique a charming little spot where the buildings all look as if they've been kept just how they were originally constructed in the late 1800s.

I have lived in the cleburne area for about 44 yes and quite honestly I think cleburne leaders…read moreshould be ashamed of themselves. There is not much change as far as I can remember since I was a child other than more fast food joints. If you want real sit down family restaurants or decent shopping options you will have to go to burleson or farther. Shame on cleburne for not bringing more in for their residents.

I will be honest, this isn't the nicest mall. I understand this is a small town but this place is…read morepretty run down. However, I suppose it serves a purpose as it does have a hometown Sears where you can buy appliances and it has a Bealls which sells Macy's type products (Estée Lauder , Clinique, etc.). This mall also has GNC and a new Rue 21 for the teens.

So beautiful place to walk in any day afternoon ! Nice and…read morequiet neighborhood ! Located just 5 min from the DFW airport .

We love going here. There's a dine in movie house and several options for eating from casual to…read morefancy restaurants. We'd love to see more boutiques and ones which open later at night to make this area a nice date night place.

This is a huge big box shopping center that includes HomeGoods, Marshalls, Petco, Office Depot,…read moreRoss Dress for Less, Belk, and Kohl's. Several outbuildings are restaurants and cell phone stores and jewelry. The shopping center is level, well lit and the parking spot lines are clear. I was here for Cabela's which does allow overnight parking in their section of the lot. You'll want to call ahead to confirm. [Review 830 of 2024 - 585 in Texas - 21861 overall]

Stopped by here to go to Ross …read more This market place has retailers in fashion, health shops , home furnishings as well as eateries. This market place is considered the largest shopping center in Waco with stores like just to name a few: Home Goods Ross Dress for Less Marshals JOANN Fabrics Office Depot Best Buy Haverty's Furniture DSW 3 Spoons Yogurt Bath & Body Works Five Below Belk City Nails Claire's Crumbl Cookies Dollar Tree Don Carlos Mexican Restaurant Kay Jewelers Nothung Bundt Cakes Panera Bread Panda Express Sally Beauty Supply Subway T-mobile Verizon Wako Roll Wendy's The Vitamin Shoppe Ulta

Love! All the high ends .. Dior , Fendi , celebrity sightings. Ooooh yeah keep looking might see…read moresomeone!

Fun little shopping area in a fun area!…read more Just north of downtown Dallas by a few miles from and next to the corner of Oak Lawn Ave and Wycliff ave is the cutest little shopping strip. Things to know: ~ More parking in the back. ~ If it after dark you can have security walk you out to your car. ~ Great location. ~ Stop light at exit point to help you get in or out. ~ Parking is at angles with plenty of room. ~ Number of different fun shops with great taste! ~ A well diverse set of shops! Fun shops from eating, haircuts, shoe shines, or even a great shirts on hand!

this is quite a dry shopping area with not much stores or variety. wouldn't necessarily call it a…read moremall.

When the mall opened up in the mid-1980's, this actually was a good, nay, great mall: Eateries,…read moremusic store, clothes stores, arcade, hair salon, health food store, bookstore... Basically all the things that would constitute a normal mall. The mall remained this way for a while during the 1990's, and some stores closed along the way, or changed names. Natural evolution, right? Then the stores started closing, and nothing replaced them. Sure, Bealls, Cato, GNC, Regis, and Corn Dog 7 stayed the course, but pretty soon they were the forefront of the whole College Park Mall experience. A few stores came in and out just as quickly as they were announced, but when the old Wal-Mart left the mall to move across the street into a super mega hyper combo center, this is when the mall truly died. I just don't think anyone's had the heart to tell the poor thing. Cato and GNC fled to a new shopping center across from the new Wal-Mart. The 2000's have been nothing but unkind to College Park Mall. Bealls still remains there, as do a few clothing shops. Over half the mall has been walled up where the old jewelry stores used to be, meaning half of the shopping center is completely inaccessible to people. Too bad for the senior mall walkers that once frequented the place and did their paces every morning, right? Corn Dog 7 looks like it could/would almost be open, but it turns out that whoever owned that place, must have done a fast abandonment. You can still hang out at Corn Dog 7, just don't expect any service there. Or food. Ever. The mall is a sad, sad place these days. Many locals bemoan the high rental costs it takes to run a store there as to the reason why nothing new comes in anymore, from high-profile store to even a local business. So if the landlords wanted their own personal empty mall to ride bikes in or roll a ball from one end to the other uninterrupted, good job! They achieved their goal. It's depressing even walking into the tiny section that's still left open. The even more bitter pill comes from knowing that it actually used to be a top-notch shopping experience for Corsicana.