Contacted this mall just now. First off, The person who answered the phone has no education whatsoever and they are very unprofessional. Secondly, they just informed me that through a tropical storm they're going to remain open. This shows very little disregard for humanity the people the workers. I just thought I'd let everyone know how deviant and how horrible this company works. Simons Malls, that shows very bad business on your behalf. Showing concern for the community should be your primary reason for existing. Not to make money. Thank you for your time, just wanted to make sure everyone was aware of this. read more

Difficult for me to give this Mall a bad review. I've been coming here off and on ever since my parents brought me when I was a toddler and all throughout my teenage years up until now so there's some nostalgia attached to the place. I've seen just how many changes have taken place and how Dadeland Mall continues to reinvent and improve itself over time. I even held a part time job here at Barney's coffee when I was going through nursing school. Dadeland Mall is the go to Mall for most people in the Kendall area. With a varied selection mid to higher priced shops, department stores, and places to eat, there's a little something for everyone. Parking can be a hassle especially during the holidays but they do have valet available for those who choose. The layout of the mall is also a bit frustrating as you have to walk through Macy's to get from one end to the other but after so many years coming here I'm pretty used to it by now. The recent remodeling had really given this Mall an upscale modern vibe and I can't wait to see how many more changes will occur in the years to come. read more

I love Dadeland mall! It has great stores and a wonderful food court! My favorite store here is Macy's because it has a huge selection of everything that you want including shoes, handbags and kitchen items such as pots and pans. I also love Nordstrom and the Nordstrom Bistro! Other favorites include the Gap, Hollister, Banana Republic, American Eagle. For restaurants, there is a Cheesecake Factory, Bobby's Burgers, Aioki, Earl's & Villagio to name a few. It's a great mall for people who actually want to shop, not people watch. read more

Dadeland is definitely my go to shopping destination. You have a variety of department stores, Macys, Nordstroms and Saks Fifth Avenue. They also have a variety of smaller stores that are found in other malls. The malls lay out is set up in linear form so basically you can walk through the mall from one end to the other, making it pretty easy to find most of the stores. They recently opened a different wing in the mall which houses a variety of higher end restaurants. It is a great location and parking is not as bad as other malls. read more

Went to Dadeland mall today with my husband and 7 month old baby. I never have a complaint about the Mall but today it was a bit of inconvenience due to the elevators not working in the garage next to Nordstrom. We had the baby in the stroller in the infant car seat and we had to carry her down/up 5 flights of stairs. Luckily I was with my husband and I didn't have to do the carrying but I wouldn't have been able to if I was on my own.. read more

I strongly believe that Dadeland has the right balance between being a good mall and an affordable one. You don't feel like you're walking in an outlet center which gives you a more upscale feel. Their new section is very modern and it definitely added a lot to the mall. The restaurants are well varied, the Tesla store, Hugo boss. It's all simply really nice. An awesome shopping experience. Good cleanliness throughout and in my opinion one of the best store selections in Miami. read more

This is my mall of choice. It has everything you need. 1) There is plenty of parking, although you might have to walk a bit. 2) It has a great mixture of mid priced stores, and expensive designer like stores. 3) The food court is better than any other mall food court I've ever been to. And if you don't want food court, there are nice restaraunts attached as well. 4) The location is great too. Not only easy to get to, but tons of other major stores located around it as well. read more

This mall is the best mall in Southern Miami to do some wardrobe adjusting at, there is everything from a JCPenny to a Saks 5th Avenue. It's where the Macy*s flagship store of Florida is, meaning if Macy*s sells it, it is going to be in this store. As for the other sorts of retail there's the GAP trifecta with Old Navy across the street, a Coach & Tumi exclusive stores, a huge new Victoria Secret, and a Nordstrom which I could never find anything I like in that store. The Food Court is pretty impressive having a Chik Fil' A, and a Johnny Rockets. Along with a Crepe kiosk, but they also have sit down restaurants like The CheeseCake Factory which usually have a 20-40 minute wait, and another place that I've never really looked twice at across from it. Specialty stores are also abundant with a Mayors, Sephora, Gamestop, Foot Locker/Champs, Hot Topic, New York and Company, a wide spread and at least there's a sign that a new Apple Store will be opening. A Very excellent mall for the avarage consumer, if you want something more high end and have an afternoon to lose yourself, The Shops of Bal Harbor is where you want to go, I used to go there to purchase Yves Saint Laurent sunglasses, because they are the best, and it's quite stunning. read more

ughh no matter how hard I try I can't seem to be comfortable here...ever. I've worked many jobs in the stores in this mall too and still, its a huge clusterfuck. Mind you, I guess this review is kind of biased because I'm not an avid shopper, that being said, every time I come to Dadeland I leave the place with a horrid headache and an overwhelming suffocating feeling. The way the mall is set up is the ultimate nightmare! If you are claustrophobic I suggest you stay away. Give me some breathing room like the Falls or Sunset, not this never-ending consumer-driven capitalist maze. Every step I take toward freedom I get accosted by someone lathering me in lotions they want me to purchase, or some revolutionary jewelery cleaning product, or some amazing hair straightener that will make my hair even straighter. Getting to the store or back to the parking lot is like passing one of the harder levels in Zelda. Speaking of parking, can somebody explain to me why its always such a mission to find some even though the place has almost more parking than the Landshark stadium? I'll give you this much though, anything I've ever wanted is withing the compounds of your walls... and I really mean everything...its quite impressive. read more

Yeah, not a fan of malls or shopping but from time to time, it has be done. Thing is, why are all the big shopping plazas so far away from the city center? As in, when you look at a map of the CITY of Miami, why are there no large shopping centers centrally located for the benefit of residents?* I realize Miami is a driving city as opposed to run that runs/relies on public transit but the fact that the big shopping mall options are all so far away from the city center and none are easy to get to... well, it doesn't strike me as a very inspired piece of urban planning. That said, when you have to go to the mall (and, at some point, we all have to), Dadeland's not a bad choice. It's nicely laid-out (in that there's plenty of room to model walk sporting a duck face), spacious (I say this as someone who never saw the old layout; contrary to popular belief, I am not a fan of pushing people out of my way) and has plenty of fancy stores to please my bougie (see upcoming reviews) tastes. Armed with information from Yelp reviews, I knew where to park and, thankfully, I am healthy and able-bodied, so making a bit of a walk isn't an issue for me. Know, though, the same space I laud could be problematic for older folks/those with walking issues. I suppose that's what the valet service is for (oh, Miami; you and your valet service at malls...). I don't always go to malls, but when I do, I suppose coming here isn't such a bad choice... once I get over the time/money spent driving to and fro. *I suppose the Shops at Midtown is the answer but that's less of a mall and more of a borg (assimilate. Assimilate.). Bayside, too, is less of a 'mall' to me than a 'what is going on with all these stores? Hold on. Oh no! Did *that* girl just bump into me??!' You know? read more

Dadeland Mall is my go-to mall due to its close proximity to my house. This mall has gone through so much change in the past few years (good changes!) Parking can be annoying at times. They have private lots, garages, and valet. I try to always come during the week because on weekends it's packed. They even have a CVS, hair salon, nail salon, rapid wax, you name it! The new wing is amazing! So many new stores and restaurants. Dadeland mall really stepped up their game. read more

Dadeland Mall is every South Miamian's go-to mall. Dadeland has truly improved with its new wing and other changes. It offers a wide variety of stores from high-end to your everyday JCPenney. Same goes for food choices: there's a food court with Chick-Fil-A, Johnny Rockets, etc., but there are also nicer choices such as Earl's, Texas de Brazil, and Cheesecake Factory. People often complain about the parking but that's because most people try to park on the side of the main entrance. It's crazy there. Just go to the opposite side's garages and I guarantee you'll quickly find a spot, no hassle. You can definitely get it all done at this mall. Shopping, nails, eyebrows, hair, CVS, Genius Bar -- it's a one-stop shop. I just recommend coming during the week or early in the morning on the weekend to avoid the crowds. Even then, it's still pretty busy. I can't exactly give it 5 stars, not sure why. Maybe because having to walk through Macy's and fight an allergy attack as you battle your way through the perfumes to get to the other side of the mall is a pain. Maybe it's the crowds. Maybe it's that annoying guy telling you that you NEED to buy his Dead Sea skin products. Whatever it may be....Dadeland is definitely a solid and quite beautiful mall. read more

Good mall. You could find all types of stores here, but over the years it's become more high-end. Best place to come shopping for any type of gift for any season, or holiday. read more

This review is for Dadeland mall security. I usually do everything at the last minute and hence found myself on a Saturday (4 hours before my nephews wedding) shopping for a dress and shoes. Luckily, I found a great dress and lovely shoes in less than 2 hours. I rushed through the mall to get to the parking lot and my car so I can rush home, to shower, dress, makeup, etc. I get in my car AND IT DOESN'T START!!! UGHHH!!. I was frantic! What to do? Call hubby! Hubby comes to the rescue (sort of) and he couldn't start the car either. We were gonna have to leave it there overnight since we didn't have time to have it towed (at this point, we were an hour and a half away from the wedding). So I call Dadeland Mall security and after several attempts (kept on getting a busy recording) I was able to get a human on the line. The connection was really poor but we were able to discern that someone from security would stop by the car to help us get it started or something. Gave brief directions to my location and within minutes a security officer was there to try to jump my battery. Unfortunately that didn't start my car and since we had to get going, the officer took down my cars info to leave it in the lot overnight (where they would ensure it would get an eyeball throughout the evening). Very professional and prompt security. Thank you Dadeland Mall security; even though starting the car was not a success, at the least I didn't have to worry about my car being towed or stripped parked in the mall overnight. The wedding was a success and we made it on time (barely!). read more

Dadeland Mall...I've been coming here for AGES! I still prefer Aventura over any other Mall in Miami, mainly because of its size. Though Dadeland is my second favorite. I discovered yesterday that they have been slowly removing no name stores and replacing them with brand name stores. Not only brand name stores but designer stores as well. For example, they've had Coach for a while, now they have Michael Kors and J. Crew. Where Up Against The Wall used to be, theres going to be a True Religion. Is Dadeland becoming (or trying to become) the Aventura of the South? This might be due to the construction and completion of all those high-rise buildings and their residents in the area right off the Palmetto, which is now called Downtown Dadeland. I still like the mall and its stores. I think, despite the growing number of designer stores in the mall, it is still varied in price and the stores offer something for everyone. I hope, though, they don't go so far as to become another Merrick Park. read more

Dear Dadeland Mall, You are NOT my favorite mall in the least, and I was torn between the ratings... Yet I gave you 3 stars just simply based on the fact that you have a nice variety of stores. But I have to agree with Paula E. on the fact that you are pretty much a complete cluster-f*&%. What I want to know is, who's brilliant idea was it to make everyone walk through Macy's just to get to the other side of the store?! I know that this is great for business for Macy's, but what if I don't WANT to walk through Macy's and get sprayed by 20 different perfumes?!? Or be accosted to shop for jewelry or makeup? *Sigh* You leave people no choice. So I guess, maybe I should really give you like 2.5 stars for my dissatisfaction with your architectural layout. Unfortunately, you're pretty much my only option for certain stores, so I know I'll be here again soon... Regards, SabrinaAnna* read more

Weird to review a mall, no? There's so many restaurants and shops inside so what DOES the mall itself entail? Well I'll tell you: FOREIGNERS! Sweet Jesus, I started working at Dadeland in mid 2010 and I was under the impression that it was filled with wealthy Miami customers, not South Americans. I'm not complaining, it's just funny how English is probably the 2nd most spoken language inside the malls crowd. The food courts awesome, I'm a huge fan of Asian food so you have a lot of choices like King Kone and Sarku Japan. I'm also a coffee fiend, and Cafe Enrique makes excellent coladas and cafe con leche. I go to Cheesecake and Villagio when I have extra bling to spend and I want to feel fancy. The mall's pretty big, there's a mega Macy's and Nordstrom at opposite ends, as well as an Apple Store that's more crowded than the Youth Fair. (Enter at your own risk) I recommend parking in the garages in the back, the front is usually filled with tourists and/or taxi's speeding around and the thought of leaving my car out front makes me uneasy. read more

Pretty nice mall with a nice assortment of shops for men and women. Also, an Apple store, Amazon kiosk, TMobile, and in case of that impulse buy, a Tesla cars store. The food court is a good assortment with one healthy choice. Also, there are more formal restaurants in an upstairs area that we didnt go to. read more

Dadeland mall is higher end in comparison with Dolphin or International. A TON of stores in this mall and decent food court, but parking is almost always a big mission. I much rather go on weekdays. Right around the corner there's Dadeland station which has more stores. There are tons of restaurants to choose from in the area. At the mall itself you have Cheesecake Factory and right across it there's an Italian place but I can't remember the name right now. They have a play area for kids but it's pretty much a round carpeted area that just gives me the ickies. read more

Alright, for the shopping portion of a mall I will take Dadeland Mall anytime. I'll do anything to avoid the traffic and aimless walking around because you can't tell if you're on the second level or east, west section of the mall like I experience every time at Aventura Mall... I seriously need my own search party whenever I'm at Aventura Mall. But back to Dadeland, after many years of not returning to this mall I was surprised of its new additions which include an Amazon kiosk, Apple store and a Dining Pavilion with some new restaurants that is out of the food court norm. I find this mall has a good range of some high to low end stores without it feeling overwhelming. read more

So you want to go to Dateland, and you want to drive there. Well it's nice to know that the Department of Transportation thinks a lot more of us than the people at Dateland do. Meaning, Dadeland put valet's in the front of there mall, I can only assume theat they think they are that special, that they can hire future car burglars of America to move your car from point A - to point - B. come one, not many people really want to give there ride to the valet ilk, really Dadeland Management, REALLY! Why is it that poor decisions are often exacerbated by these great thinkers. Your businesses in the front of the store suffer, because people who don't have rentals, park in the back. If Dadeland Mall was like the Paragon in Bangkok, I could see why, the Paragon oozes class, Dadeland your a good place, ya got ok stores. But, your a pain, don't be such a mushugina, think of the customer not for your few pennies. read more

You know, we are spoiled rotten. I mean, us Miamians, are freaking spoiled. Dadeland, I would anyday give a solid 3 stars to. But then, now, with new perspective - it's easily 5 stars. When compared to other places and cities. What am I going to do in 3 months when there is no more Dadeland in my vicinity? Yes, I am moving to a small dinkity (albeit GREAT ONE) town called Ruston. And well, the closest mall is probably NOTHING compared to Dadeland. And the closest city is an hour away. There is like one sushi place in the whole city. But I am getting sidetracked. Dadeland has it all. There isn't really much more you can ask for: Victoria's Secret. Macy's, Nordstrom, JC Penney, Sephora, Coach. Cheesecake Factory, Express, Limited, Abercrombie, Ann Taylor, JCrew, .... shall I go on? See how spoiled we are? We don't even appreciate what we've got - but want more? And the Food Court - I am curious to find out if my new town's mall, will even have a food court. But Dadeland has everything: Mediterranean, Japanese, Chinese, Cajun, HardRock, wraps, salads, cookies, pretzels, ice cream. Your choice of healthy or not and they've got it. (Tip: park in the Macy's garage, second floor - there is almost always parking!) Seriously though, the only thing it's missing is being an outdoor mall. And well, for that, you can go to the Falls in less than 15 minutes. While I'll be driving hours and hours to find something like that, and it won't even come close. I foresee lots and lots of online shopping for me, while you can all just go to Dadeland in a heartbeat. Appreciate what you've got, damnit. read more

Dadeland is one of the better malls in the kendall area. I like it because it has pretty much everything you need as a woman MINUS forever 21. Forever 21 is needed I feel when you're on a budget. Or maybe if they would open an h&m? Regardless it is missing something. I would give it three stars but it is the best mall in the area. Aventura is better but it's too far. Merrick park has too many expensive stores. International isn't big enough and dolphin mall is but is always packed. Dadeland is your best bet for your comfortable shopping needs. It also has a cool new area with nice new restaurants and bars. read more

I have been coming to this mall forever. I have seen this mall expand into great things. I am always here, if it's for shopping or even grabbing a bite, or both! I've even worked in this mall for a year. It has everything you need from getting your nails done to getting an outfit for the night. It's also a big tourist spot! I recommend making reservations for the restaurants during the weekend because they get packed. It is an amazing mall and you won't be disappointed! It's new wing is amazing, check it out! Happy shopping! read more

Dadeland is a great walking mall for me. I go every week yet i still fail to come out with anything more than starbucks, even though they have a great variety of stores. There is only one time i hate going to dadeland and that is from the day after thanksgiving till the after christmas sales. During that time you can find me at the falls or home, because i wouldnt touch dadeland with a 200 ft pole, unless i feel like being walked on top of by the mobs of people. Other than that, i think it has a really nice selection of stores to get exactly what you were looking for. Casual, dressy, club styles, shoes, purses, watches, swimwear, gaming, electronics, jewelry... you name it dadeland probably has it, and if not they will probably be putting it in soon (come on Floral ecstasy and mobile teeth whiteners?). Maybe thats why its so popular during the holidays, Who can resist one stop shopping? read more

Dadeland isn't the best mall in South Florida, but it's a good complement to Aventura some 289 blocks to the north. Parking is difficult most times of the day, but gets easier later in the evening. Dadeland has the largest Express store in the area and the only Finish Line in South Miami. It's also just one level, so it's easier to get around and find the things you need. It doesn't have the selection of Aventura or Bal Harbor, but it's definitely a good place to get some retail therapy in. SW 88th Street and Route 1 is busy at all times of the day, so don't say you weren't warned! During Christmas time, take Metrorail if you can! You'll be *so* happy at the time you save! Please don't stop by the Power bands kiosk or let them suck you into their fraudulent sales technique. See the videos online of how they scam you! read more

Dadeland mall is Miami's best mall for shopping. It's located in a convenient area and plenty of parking around the mall so If you have a specific store you want to go to you can be in and out. For those using the metrorail it is a reasonable walk from the station. The food court has a good variety of fast food, my favorites being chik filet, mr. Kibehs, and Cajun grill. It's lacking in dine in restaurants but they have cheesecake factory so I let it slide. They typically have great sales at stores like the limited, the express, Victorias secret, and Macy's. I love to spend a Saturday leisurely strolling the mall shopping for yet another cute shirt that I may or may not need! ;-) read more

9 out 10 times I'm here to see if I can get a parking spot right next to the door. And to people watch. Trip number 10 is when I have a hankering for Chick-fil-a. This always happens on Sunday. Chik-fil-a is closed on Sunday because somewhere in the Bible it states that one cannot serve a deliciously fried chicken sandwich with a pickle and mustard (the only true condiment) complimented with waffle fries and a Dr. pepper. I believe it's the "Book of (I want a) Job that I'm guaranteed Sundays off." Sometimes I do come here with capitalistic intentions. But, once they look down and see my flip-flops, they realize that I'm really not with the valet service. They do have valets. And extensive flat parking as well as several parking garages. Ever seen a rent-a-cop climb the ramp of a parking garage on a Segway? That there is worth the trip alone. Occasionally I come here with a purchase in mind. And there are plenty of stores to cater to your needs. You do have to traverse the red carpet of Macy's to cross from the side of the mall with the food court to get to that other side. Be ready for the blitzkrieg of perfume purveyors. Generally if you tell them that you just walked past Abercrombie & Fitch, they understand that their efforts are futile as your sense of smell has automatically shut down in the name of self preservation. I dropped one star out of pettiness. In my 34 years I never noticed the following until last week while out Christmas shopping. The men's room at the food court has no lower tiered urinals. I would have been embarrassed, as I was standing on my tippy toes. But I was literally overshadowed by the kid next to me whose dad had bear hugged him and lifted him to lavatory level. read more

Now, I used to work here at a retail store (Where? Well it doesn't matter. It sucked.) I've been coming to this mall since I was a walking toddler and the renovations have kept it being the mall that people of all incomes come to as they have stores with affordable prices and others which aren't so. Parking can be a pain so what I end up doing is parking by JcPenny or the garage that's behind the food court (this is where all the employees from my ex-job would park- it's never full!) I love the diversity of the stores and the childhood memories it brings. It's definitely changed but for the better read more

I never been a big fan of Dadeland Mall. Although I do love the Guess store there and the Macy's there have quite a selection. It's just always crowded, parking is horrible which forces me to always valet and those annoying kiosk ppl get on my last darn nerves! Of course Cheesecake Factory is there so that's one of the reasons besides going to Stride Rite for the baby's shoes. Other than that, there are good stores in there to choose from and go through as well as decent places to grab a bite. ***Word of advice: DO NOT GO TO THE CREPE MAKER! THEY HAVE A ROACH INFESTATION GOING ON AND I'M NOT TALKING ABOUT THE BIG ONES EITHER!*** read more

3.5 Stars Solid mall. Alot of great stores. Plenty of variety. Good food court with a Chick-fil-a. Awesome. The east side of the mall after the macy's is sort of an odd man out compared to the other side. Not sure if that has panned out very well. read more

Love this mall!!! So many stores to choose from at different price ranges. The layout of the mall is very easy to follow. Lots of sunlight, good air conditioning and well kept by its employees. There are food options for all kinds of cravings and cafeteria style food court seating for larger crowds. From Abrocrombie and fitch to Zara; this mall is the epicenter for your shopping needs. read more

This is my favorite mall in South Florida. They only reason I won't give it five stars is because there is some room for improvement. The positives... I love pretty much all the stores in this mall (Fossil, The Loft, Banana Republic, etc) You can find pretty much anything and everything you need. While it can get crowded (it's Miami) it's not overbearing. The parking is not as horrible as Aventura, but that's beast all its own! They have great dining options for a mall. Aside from the usual suspects found at most food courts, here you have the option of Earl's Kitchen, Cheesecake Factory Bobby's Burger Palace, Texas de Brazil, Balans and Aoki to name a few. Overall this is a great place to shop, done and hang out when the weather is not cooperating. read more

What can I say Dade Land mall holiday season has arrived although it's busy and there's crazy traffic but there's something about the atmosphere that the mall bring in for the shopping experience undoubtably by far one of the best malls in South Miami. Everyone comes to the Dade Land mall it's a world wide Must come must see destination! read more

I HATE malls and the whole shopping process. This hatred stems from my mother taking me on 5 hour shopping trips as a child every Sunday and me not being able to speak up (I'd get my ass handed to me as any other old skool Cuban child would!). Through the years my hatred has slowly diminished, but I still prefer to go shopping alone, at my pace, and with what I need already in mind. Enter Dadeland Mall: one of my two go-to malls to find what I need in one shopping trip! This mall has all the stores a gal could want - from Steve Madden to Pacific Sunwear (I refuse to call it PacSun, sorry) to BEBE to my absolute favorite - Betsey Johnson. It has a marvelous food court and houses The Cheesecake Factory! If driving around and finding parking is not your thing, then worry not - there is valet available. But with all the parking additions they've made through the years, don't bother wasting your cash. I usually park in the Macy's 2nd floor garage - it's always empty since nobody parks there anymore. Tourists can sometimes get annoying and this mall is ALWAYS packed. But if you do a little "om" chant, it's all good! read more

This has been my go-to mall for most of my life. Not the best, but the most convenient. I also like the many comfy seating options where I can plant my husband when he starts to get cranky and annoying. That, or I take him to play at the Apple store. Parking is never a problem for me since I park in the old, dirty garage behind Macy's. they really should clean that up. Along with the stairwell. Yuck. One thing that I cannot stand is walking the mall and having people hawking their wares to you as you walk by. I will say it again. I am not your "mami", your "amor" or your "corazón"! Just sayin' read more

This is a big mall with lots of food options here too. Unfortunately, as big as the mall is, it is lacking some of my favorite stores! Unless I missed it, there's no H&M, Forever 21..and the Victoria's Secret didn't have the greatest selection for clothing. But even without some of the stores you'll regularly find at other malls, there are some nicer stores and plenty of restaurants. read more

You can find anything that you need at Dadeland Mall. There's a little bit of everything for everyone. They opened a new wing with more stores and restaurants which is great since the restaurant options were limited outside of the food court. It's always clean and it's very convenient. Plenty of parking although during the holidays it can certainly be a zoo. read more

Being a guy i don't get caught up in all the fancy smancy stores. When it comes to a mall I want to see 3 things. I want to see (1) cleanliness, (2) how easy it is to get to/find a particular store (3) sitting/lounge areas. This mall had those things done well. This ain't no top of the line fancy smancy spot, but it is nice and appealing, and hosting Florida's largest Macy's is also a plus! read more

The worse customer service ever!!!! This store makes ZARA brand look so cheap, disorganized and in general un professional. Love the South Beach stores, both and thought this one would be the same service but it was horrible, no one that works in the store wants to help, they are too busy picking what they will buy for themselves of playing around to pay attention to customers. After all of this horrible experience we ask for a new pair of pants because the ones we had were ripped and the kid brings one like if he is bringing his dirty close to us (so unprofessional) and we get home and see the pants had no buttons. Really Zara should pay attention to this store and the people that work here, maybe bring some of the South Beach staff to teach them how its done.... read more