The Arboretum, a couple of miles from where we live, is one of Austin's shopping and dining…read moredestinations. When you think of the Arboretum, you likely think of businesses from Capitol of Texas Highway and Research Blvd including Great Hills Trails and Jollyville Road areas. This area has evolved over the 25+ years we have lived nearby. Some anchor stores include the Cheesecake Factory, Soma, and Chico's in one section of the Arboretum. Another Area include Target, Jason's Deli and World Market. The Arboretum also includes stores like Hallmark, La Madeline and TJ Maxx (for all the Maxinistas). The Renaissance Hotel is a notable hotel used for special events and conferences and has been around as long as I can remember. You can find just almost anything in this area of the city. We lost some key businesses like TGIF, Macaroni Grill, Pier 1 Imports and Gap. However, places like Trader Joe's and Modern furniture have been great additions. The mix of stores is nicely balanced between... local and national level businesses. The layout is especially walkable with places to sit and relax. The green space at the Arboretum is truly a highlight from picnic areas near Amy's ice cream to the Arboretum duck pond. The Arboretum offers a plethora of business to frequent. The Arboretum, in general, has moderately priced goods and great customer service. We welcome you to try our niche of Austin.

Open-air mall with offerings from stores like Soma, Chico's, Lamps Plus, and so much more…read more Whether you need a new sofa, fancy jewelry, an everyday bra, or toiletries, this shopping mall for suburbanites is the place to be. Restaurants, cafes, and coffee shops. Outdoor areas to relax and stroll (Arboretum Duck Pond) on walking trails and tree-lined streets. The mall opened in 1985 and manages to stay relevant in a time when online shopping is the preference over old school malls. Nice place to grab a bite or grab a new outfit.

I've walked around this lovely and expansive shopping district a few times while in town and every…read moretime I've felt inspired. They have a little bit for everybody and the selections are very diverse; they sell all types of things from tech to furniture to gift shops galore. There are a bunch of eateries, cafes, and dessert places as well, so when you're tired of shopping you can fill your stomach up easily. So far, my favorites to hit up are the Amazon Bookstore, Herman-Miller, Gong Cha, Bakery Lorraine, Theory, Apple, and the beautiful earthy-themed Starbucks. I'm excited to try out more places here post-Covid, especially the bars and clubs. During my recent visits, I noticed all the festive touches the whole place seems to add to each venue and major walkway. There is no shortage of cute photo ops and murals for those wall pics if you're trying to spice up the feed! Another plus is that parking is FREE and there are a ton of spaces since they have different garages available. If you're in Austin or Round Rock, you should def come visit and spend a few hours perusing this impressive behemoth of an outdoor shopping mall.

Cool places to shop and eat 100 percent but they have a tow problem . Literally there's tow wolves…read morewaiting for people to park in confusing areas . That's a problem

No negative issues. Nice places to shop. Parking was good. Wasn't too crowed but went on a Thursday.read more

It's ok... The anchor store is Walmart & I absolutely do not…read moregive that big box store my money. Ever. The Red Oak Ballroom is located here & I'm there at least once a year for work functions. Couple of good local restaurants to eat at. Guitar Center located here too & I've had to pick up a couple of things there. Not a bad experience with them. This mall has been around since 1975 and it's not meant to be high-end or fancy. Shoe stores, gaming stores, and other places located here as well. Not a bad place-like I said it's ok

The shopping center has a handful of restaurants and clothing stores and also a Firestone to get…read moreyour car worked on while shopping. I went here to vote.

It's a pleasant place to get your shopping done. There's a good mix of big brand name anchor stores…read morewith smaller retailers, as well as places to eat. The Arbor Walk location, which is near the intersection of Mopac and 183, is extremely convenient. I often come here for places like JoAnn, Home Consignment Center, Spec's, Natural Grocer, and Marshall's. If you haven't been to Sam Moon before, go at least once. The parking really isn't bad; I always find a spot, but you just need to learn to enter the lot on the side where you're shopping so you don't have to drive allllll the way across the shopping center.

Shopping at a large indoor mall is a completely different experience from strolling through a…read moreneighborhood strip center. Over the past two weeks, I've had the chance to enjoy both, and each has its own unique charm. Let's start with Barton Creek Square mall, which has great customer service and stores at a variety of price ranges. It's a sprawling indoor mall filled with multi-level stores, comfortable air conditioning, and welcome relief from our Texas heat. Once you step through one of the main entrances, you're immersed in a world of shopping where it's easy to lose track of time (retail, jewelry and toy stores, hair salons and always a food court). You can wander from one end of the mall to the other, browse store after store, and simply enjoy the experience without worrying about the weather outside. Walking through the mall stirred up a wave of positive memories. As a teenager, the mall was the place to be. It was where friends gathered on weekends, where paychecks from part-time jobs quickly turned into the latest outfit for a dance, date, or movie night. It was also where a shopping trip wasn't complete without grabbing a quick bite from favorites like Panda Express or Chick-fil-A before heading back to browse a few more stores. This visit brought back those fond memories to the forefront. I found myself strolling from one side of the mall to the other, peeking into stores that caught my eye and enjoying the simple pleasure of window shopping. I didn't leave with any shopping bags, but I did leave with something just as valuable...a pleasant afternoon and a reminder that sometimes the best shopping trips aren't about what you buy, but the memories they bring back.

This was my first time visiting Barton Creek Square Mall, and I was genuinely impressed. The mall…read morehas a great mix of stores, making it perfect for both serious shopping and relaxed window-shopping. The interior is bright, spacious, and well laid out, which makes walking around enjoyable rather than overwhelming. Everything felt clean and well maintained, and the overall atmosphere was welcoming. There are plenty of dining options scattered throughout the mall, so it's easy to take a break and grab a bite while you explore. One thing I really appreciated was the kid-friendly area--a nice playground space that makes this mall a solid option for families as well. We spent a good amount of time just strolling, browsing, and taking in the variety of shops without feeling rushed. Overall, it was a fun and relaxing experience. If you're looking for a comfortable mall to shop, eat, and unwind, this one is definitely worth a visit.

This shopping complex hosts Sprouts (I gave Sprouts 4 stars) as well as and Indian-Pizza fusion…read moreplace that has vegan and vegetarian items (previously Promise Pizza). I have visited this shopping complex more times than I can count during my over 8 years in Austin! Journey to this complex as, God willing, you will dig it too!

I think this mall is okay. There is no wow factor and it's some place you would go to find a last…read moreminute dress for a special occasion the day before. Some of the stores in the mall are decent, there's Hollister, Pacsun, Aeropostale, Journey's, American Eagle, Pink, ect. (which are the ones I normally visit). There are some stores on the other hand that aren't great and to be honest most of the stores are pretty underwhelming. I would say most of the people working here are nice and chill but aren't interested in small talk (I can't blame them they're just there to do their job). The food is fine, I normally never get the food though because I don't really trust mall food if I'm being real. If you come here to have fun, I'm sure you'll find somewhere even though the mall is pretty boring. You'll see in the photos I put that there escalators are broken and they have been broken for months "temporarily" out of order? More like permanently out of order. Honestly my favorite part of the mall has to be the AMC movie theater the food is overpriced but I will say the theater is clean, has a good selection of movies, and is comfortable. I also got really sad when they removed the Starbucks from the mall! It was my favorite. If you want a better, bigger mall to go to, I would go to Barton Creek Mall.

Lakeline mall, just inside Cedar Park. I've seen some changes with this mall of stores coming and…read moregoing. Came today to shop at American Eagle, and to my disappointing surprise, they were gone. Oh no, I'm so bummed. Was looking forward to some retail therapy today. Luckily, this is a mall, and there are other stores to check out. I guess this is just the norm now. Businesses come, and businesses go.

Considering how close it was to downtown it was very well kept and Clean. There's a big selection…read moreof stores and the service in the ones I went to were good!

Nice selection! I like the store in overall…read more When you sell here always check the receipt they give you, as you don't wanna get paid $0.10 a tee shirts