I went to the Eye Center last year for cataract surgery for my ophthalmologist and then last year I…read morehad my eye checked by my optometrist. They both did a great job and I appreciate the effort they made. I feel like I got my moneys worth in the time they took made it feel mirror and valuable. Thank you so much the Eye Center.

It's a small mall with basic stores and chain businesses. They keep it clean and organized and…read morethere is plenty of parking. I went in a few stores to browse but the check in wasn't working. I think the internet is limited inside the mall. It was spacious and easy to walk around both in the lot and inside common areas. I didn't meet any mall staff except short interaction with some store employees. It's on an access road and easy to get to.

One of the many shopping areas located around the various loops (410 or 1604) in San Antonio. This…read moreone is located on the NW side along 1604 and Bandera Road. It covers a large area and you have the usual suspects that are normally found in these large centers ranging from Target, Kohls, various restaurants, and specialty shops. If you want to spend a day of shopping and pick up all you need in one spot this is the place to go and you can easily finish it off with a multitude of places to eat. The biggest drawback is of course the traffic in the area. On the weekend I would suggest being strategic and take some of the less traveled roads along the outskirts and ignore whatever navigation system you are using to reroute you. It will save you some time and frustration especially when dealing with traffic on Bandera.

This large shopping center is located at the southwest corner of Loop 1604 and Bandera Road…read more There are a lot of shops here, but my favorites are along the access road - Spec's liquor store, Mia's Mexican restaurant and Randolph-Brooks FCU. Within the center are Pier 1, Old Navy, Target and Lowe's, plus many smaller stores and restaurants. Because of construction in the Bandera Road intersection there's a lot of extra traffic flowing through this shopping center right now. It's a convenient way to get around the construction, but it makes accessing different stores a little more hectic and dangerous.

So glad this mall is still busy, I really enjoy coming here. I especially love The Creamery for the…read morebest ice cream and caramel corn I've ever had.

The outside of this mall does not do it justice, they need to renovate the outside and signs. When…read moreyou drive around the entire place looks like the back door, we were looking for a front entrance. Next to the highway, and lots of other eateries surrounding the mall. The free and plentiful parking lot was petty beaten up. The inside is nice, clean, has all the essentials you expect these days as to brand name stores, etc. Food court nice but small. Worth checking out

If Green Day shop here, it's the Punk North…read more Park North is not too far from the North Star Mall and is an outdoor mall with some popular stores and tons of traffic and not too much in the way of parking spots and it also has a few little cute places like the Vietnamese French bakery that we like to come too and we are here as I'm actually writing and this is a long sentence is it not. All in all it's a great addition to the Northside of San Antonio and somewhere that we come quite often even though it's so hard to get in and out of and watch out for really bad drivers running you down when you're walking across the parking lot and this was another long sentence amirite. And if pirates shop here, it's Plank North. This is a really elaborate and shiny new Plaza with has a bunch of trendy stores and some cool places to eat, a massive movie theater and all the good stuff. Getting in and out of here is a nightmare and none of the parking spots are under shade which sucks In the heat of San Antonio. Lots of concrete and not very warm. Not very cool. Our favourite thing here is the Savoreaux Patisserie which has good Vietnamese products and Banh Mi sandwiches and Vietnamese iced coffee and the like. We always come here when we are in San Antonio and will continue to do so. It's sad what they did with the beautiful, traditional stuff that was here before they built this mega-complex. And if Ashton Kutcher shops here, it's Prank North.

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The Huebner Oaks Shopping Center is where we stopped for a gift search back on May 30, 2025…read more This center has a Hallmark shop - those are few and far between these days, but they are still really great shops for particular items. My youngest daughter had a friend who was a Swiftie (Taylor Swift fan). Her birthday party was quickly approaching. So glad we stopped here. I wanted to continue shopping, but I also had a long trek ahead of me. Very plain Jane shopping center. Free parking. Brainless drivers in this area, though. Be careful.

This shopping center may end up owning your credit card because there are so many stores to check…read moreout. When that happens, it'll say to you "Huebs your Daddy?" Apparently, you don't like my J-oaks. Let's move on. Pretty spectacular high-end outdoor shopping mall in San Antonio where, unlike the Quarry, every business seems to look the same and have the same design and storefront, which can make it really hard to actually find anything - but it's still really cool. I played a pretty famous show here a very long time ago when there used to be a Borders here. Fun times. We came here recently shopping for Barbie and we had a good time. Late night date spot called the Flying Saucer (and there I thought the one in Houston was a family business, ew). There is an ice cream store here and some bubble tea here that recently changed hands but my girlfriend hasn't changed hands in a while and hopefully she won't anytime soon.

Better than going to a coffee shop and watching them mash up your coffee beans for you (Grindview)…read more Right off the highway in San Antonio is this excellent Plaza which has 5 or 6 spots in a small strip mall type area. Little tiny shopping strip mall on the Northside of San Antonio with a bubble tea shop and a few other cool businesses. Easy to get in and out of, cuz it's right off the highway service road, but having said that, if traffic is busy then be careful turning in or out of here - especially turning out.

Wow! This shopping center has really turned around in the last several years. Gone are the scary…read moreold vacant stores and the r/c race track. Now we have a bunch of chain stores, like Target and PetCo. There is a great fried chicken place on the east side of the center, Earl Able's. Parking is easy through here, and it's easy to get in and out of here. There's lots of places to eat around here, and lots of places to shop. They've really made this shopping center look a lot better. It's all part of the Austin Highway Renaissance.

Strand by me! Strand in the place where you are!…read more This is a cool shopping center located right off the corner of I-10 and Huebner. It's got a huge monument sign out in the ample parking lot. I've always felt safe here. The parking lot is well lit, and there's a nice sidewalk that takes customers from one establishment to the next. Some of the places even have spots outdoors to enjoy the weather on the wide sidewalks. The center has a Flying Saucer anchoring at one end, and a movie theater next door. There's a wide array of businesses here, usually with few vacancies. There's lots of car dealerships within a stone's throw from this spot. Accessing this spot isn't quite as easy as if it were right on the hard corner of Huebner and I-10, but it's accessible by any road that comes off of that intersection. There's plenty of ways to get in and out of this shopping center. The place is always picked up and litter free which is pretty cool!

If you don't Strand for something, you fall for anything…read more So I decided to make a Strand by reviewing this place for the first time. This is located at Huebner Oaks Shopping Center in San Antonio, around the back in the plaza itself, and this section is known as The Strand and is separate from the traditional Huebner outdoor in-the-round strop mall. This one is like Huebner, which is a very posh and enjoyable shopping center. I like to come here whenever I can because it has good memories and it's extremely well done. Barbie loves it here too and looks great here, but it can be a little bit difficult to walk around this mall with heels. Still, it's much better and more enjoyable than most strip malls, and has beautiful distant old memories for me, too.