I think americans and our economy are doing pretty good this year after seeing all the busy people…read morebuying all the high end stuff at the St john's town center this 2025 christmas. I am really happy to see it as the last couple of years, wasn't so busy. Enjoying all the upgrades to the stores.The new looks and parking was pretty easy even though it was it was packed. Really enjoy this mega shopping area. Its good for Duval. They have a great collection of stores and eateries for everyones likes and needs.

This is an upscale outdoor shopping center located on the south side of Jacksonville off of 295…read moresouth. There are many smaller stores as well as some bigger stores like Dillard's, Nordstrom, Barnes and Noble, Restoration Hardware, and many others. There are also several restaurants like Cheesecake Factory, PF Changs, Ted's Montana Grill, Maggiano's, and many others. There is plenty of parking around some of the bigger stores. Santa is usually there around the holidays.

Great mall Lots of great stores to shop…read moreAwesome Food Court and many choices Something for everyone

Stop by this mall with my Lady while visiting Jacksonville Easter weekend. She wanted to get her…read morenails done at a spot recommended to her from a friend who used to live here, so we decided to stop in. The nail shop review is under a separate review. But overall, this mall has definitely seen better days. While the exterior doesn't necessarily reveal the level of aging, when you get inside the mall you noticed pretty quickly but this mall is likely on it's downturn. There are several closed, or seemingly closed stores, and most of the traffic seems relegated to a couple of the larger department stores like H&M and Belk. A lot of empty kiosks in the middle of the walkway with the rest of them being occupied by local vendors that didn't seem to be getting much business at all. And if teenagers are still headed to malls on Saturday's to hang out, this is clearly not the mall that most of the local teenagers here hang out in as the traffic was surprisingly light for a Saturday - I just realized that may appeal to certain readers of this review. Lol. Anyway, unless you are visiting a specific store in this mall as a destination, I would probably suggest finding one of Jacksonvilles bigger malls for a true mall experience.

Just west of downtown and Riverside is the great community of Avondale featuring some of the best…read morerestaurants and shops in the Jacksonville Area. As far as restaurants, take your pick. We frequent Bisciotti's, Josephine, Mojos and Southern Grounds. All 5 star locations for us. No chains here for shopping either. Everything is a privately owned specialty. Vintage, gifts, clothing, and pet boutique. All of them Top Notch. Steady occasions here for festivals and celebrations as well. Just a great place to spend the day with friends or a romantic date. If you haven't spent a day in Avondale, do yourself a favor and check it out. If you're from Jacksonville, you know, but it's one of the hidden gems of Florida.

Cute little collection of restaurants and shops that take up about three blocks in Avondale. We…read morewalked up and back with our pups from a visit to Boone Park. There are a number of restaurants with curbside tables that allow pets so be aware if you are walking with yours.

I love Five Points. I love to park and check out different businesses in the area. Most of them…read moreopen at 10am or 11am. The dispensaries opens at 9 am, not sure what time the coffee shop opens. One reason for minus one star is sadly the homeless people that live and sleep in the area. Second reason is the Landlords raising the rent so high, they've lost about the 1/4 of tenants. How sad and tragic. The biggest loss is Bogers Shoes and Mixed Fillings Pie Shop. Pros:cars let pedestrians cross at the crosswalk. Great stores on the strip. Cons:Homelessness and Landlord disputes with former tenants. Parking can be difficult. Recommend:yes

Five Points is a cool collection of restaurants, bars, and shops and a popular spot to gather for…read morethose in the Jacksonville, Florida area. The name comes from it is where five roads intersect. It is a hip enclave that draws an eclectic collection of people. It is a great destination if you are in the Jacksonville, Florida area. I love these cool enclaves that give a city a personality. We need these neighborhoods where people can gather and just chill and meld together to be what is beyond a bunch of people, they become a community. Five Points is a cool enclave and I would definitely recommend heading here.

It's Nice. Friendly workers, Service quality was Ok. The Selections were Awesome and the Value was…read moreCheap but a Bit Pricey

Decided to try this shopping area as it's a little closer to home than my typical drives to…read moreSouthside or other areas further from downtown Jax. Both HomeGoods and Burlington were terrible. HomeGoods was messy and sad. Burlington had rows and rows of near empty shelves everywhere but in the clothing sections. Won't come up this way for home goods again

Came here to find some jewelry but stayed for the food!…read more Great service in the food court, great marketing and the amount we paid for these two food items was great! We ate for less than $30 plus drinks! The value for the food is worth it and they will make sure you are fed. If you want great service, great food, and all under $30, this mall is the place to be! And sooo sooo yummy!

It's unfortunately famous for the wrong reasons. There were news of teens being rowdy and…read moredisruptive, and now there is a policy that all kids and teens must have a parent with them at certain days and times. Not a big deal for me as I am 46. I went to this mall to eat at a restaurant at the food court. It's an average sized mall (1 story) with your typical stores. I didn't visit any of the anchor stores, but I did go to Bath and Body Works to get a hand soap. The food court area was nicely sized and looked clean. When I went on a Saturday, the crowd looked fine and I didn't see any rowdyness. The mall is still alive and doing fine. This is a still a decent mall in Jacksonville. Overall: B

Roosevelt Square is an older shopping plaza with a lot of dining options, as well as a Publix and…read moreseveral other businesses. This mall has been open since 1961 when it opened as an open-air center. In 1968, Roosevelt Square was enclosed to compete with other shopping malls like Regency Square Mall and Gateway. In the late 1990's, parts of the shopping plaza was demolished and remodeled and retrofitted for a new stage of this plaza's existence. All in all, Roosevelt Square is a satisfactory place to head for if you have plans to stop at one of the businesses. While nothing spectacular, it is also not overly terrible. I feel it definitely warrants a middle-of-the-road three stars.

Why did they tear up a perfectly good parking lot and put in these awful pavers?? The construction…read morehas been unbearable and they clearly went with the lowest bidder. The pavers they put in are uneven and impossible to navigate. It's like off-roading. Less than a month old and they already have huge potholes. They also took out landscaping and put in palm trees that offer no shade. And don't get me started on navigating! There are medians that are too low to see but right in the middle of the driveways. It's impossible to dodge other cars and the parking lot gets so backed up, especially for Chipotle and Chick-fil-a. This place is so poorly planned now the developer should be banned from ever developing again. Such a shame too because the businesses here are pretty good (although loosing Stein Mart was a big bummer.) This place used to be great but has gone downhill since they tried to fancify it.

The Nocatee Town Center is centerpiece of Nocatee with an array of restaurants, pubs and retail…read moreshops with plenty of parking. Came here last night on a golf cart to take a tour of the Town Center and ate pizza as a late meal at Treylor Park. Returned today for another meal at M Shack for smash burgers and garlic knots at Bronx House Pizza and craft beers at Really Good Beer Stop. Dessert was at Ben & Jerrys Ice Cream. The Publix is the anchor business and the retail shops close early.

Wonderful shopping! A wide variety of mom and pop shops and larger stores. Plenty of golf cart…read moreparking is available that encourages nearby neighbors to take a quick ride in their golf cart. The shopping area is very clean and well kept with beautiful landscaping and numerous trash receptacles to encourage shoppers to keep it looking pristine. I have been to a great number of the stores in this shopping complex and they are all well kept.

In this shopping I go to Marshall's for household items and Christmas shopping which I do year…read moreround. I also go to Dick's for golf gifts for my husband for every holiday. I also go to Ulta for my cologne and make up needs. There is always great parking here even though it is busy. I eat at BJ's Brewery in this shopping center as well.

Parkway Shops is an area located at River City Marketplace. It's a strip of stores located across…read morefrom the main hustle and bustle of the Marketplace. The main large stores here are Dick's Sporting Goods, Marshalls, and Ulta. You'll find some restaurants in this shopping center like Newts, BJs, and Moe's. There are also several smaller businesses like Insight (which sells items such as Pandora and Vera Bradley), and a nail salon. This shopping center is very well maintained. There's plenty of parking and it's nicely landscaped.

I know I'll get so flack for this amount of stars and this review. But, this mall has a lot of…read moresentimental meaning to me. I've been shopping here since I was a little girl. I will walk in this indoor mall and shop/dine here as long as the doors are open. Yes, I know the mall leaks, all of the anchor stores have left. But, there is the food court, Bath & Body Works are here(usually no lines no waiting). They have the Regency Vitamin Shop, and a few other stores like LensCrafters. I challenge you to take a chance and come to the food court for a Boba Drink from one of the kindest Asian man and his wife that I know(Boba Blends),Sakura and Mandarin Kitchen are Asian owned and the sister owns Sakura and the brother owns Mandarin Kitchen. The First Coast Cookies, I love dearly, Mr. Potato Spread, Funnel Cake Queen, & Island dream are in the food court too! The last three used to be food trucks and now in Brick and mortar. They might still have trucks too, not sure. Come give the mall a chance! Ernie and I enjoy walking in here as well, because it's air conditioned and inside walking is good for us!

This poor mall is struggling to stay alive. There's a JCPenney and Dillard's outlet as anchor…read morestores. Bath & Body works is there , next to a health food store. A $5 and under store sits in the corner. A few bodegas with cheap costume jewelry can be seen as well. I know JSO has an outpost next to Penney's ( go blue!) , and a boba tea place and pizza place can be found in the food court. It's just too sad to watch the "malls of my childhood " die....