I can't tell you how many times I've walked the heritage walk and absolutely love it every time…read more The stores, the restaurants, etc. everything about is lively, exciting, and the stores always have cool finds. The service in each store is very good. I will say there is a-lot of homeless around this part of st Augustine but they're harmless and you should still enjoy yourself on this strip.

Along the St. George Street, there many multi shops alleyway. The Heritage Walk is just one of…read morethem. This walk has 24 unique stores. It has overhead cover along the walk. The tiny shops there each carry different unique display. Some display Lady hat. I can see this hat can be use for Kentucky derby event. Man hat also included. One of the stores selling ball type decorated light feature. At the end of the walk you can test the Wizards Merlin for your hand grab. In the mixed has cigar store, Christmas decoration store, western photo, star war and Star Trek T shirt, and more. It was good to walk in during the hot sun above or cold winter. It is cover and enjoy your visit to the St. Augustine old town. Unfortunately this place is pricy to buy anything from the stores.

I'm actually amazed that this mall still exists. I remember as a teen in the early 90's, this was…read moreTHE only hangout in town. I had a lot of great memories of buying candy at the dollar store, watching a movie, getting a slice of pizza, then blowing all my quarters at the arcade. The only stores that remain from that era at this mall are the JCPenney and Belk. Every other location has held restaurants, shops, stores, whatever you can think of, and come and gone. It has gotten better in recent years, however, as I can remember when there were literally 4 stores in the entire mall. Belk and Penney's are still anchors, but there's a nice flower shop, a hallmark store, and a Sears which have been there for a while. A church has taken over the area that used to be the movie theaters, and they seem to be doing really well- a LOT of cars pack that place on Sundays. I also noticed a sewing shop and GNC, so it's nice to see they're getting some tenants. Still a LONG way from the glory days of this mall, but they're hanging in there. Although it's clean, well-maintained, has some nice stores, and plenty of parking, I can't recommend this mall for a shopping excursion. Would definitely drive to Jax or Daytona for true mall shopping, but if you need something in a pinch, try the department stores here.

This is a good mall, although not much in there anymore. Since the theatres closed (even the Gator…read moreNole shop moved), it's mostly just nice to walk around in for a while unless you want to shop at Sears (recently took over Rex) or JCPenney or Belk. There's a hallmark and gnc there too. Blockbuster is actually in front of the mall, not actually inside. Decent mall but you won't find much here

Love this mall they need more bathrooms and bigger cafeteria and the staff is very nice and…read morefriendly and knowledgeable they need to upgrade everything so important and amazing and remarkable unbelievable remarkable unbelievable i love it so much they all deserve raises hugs thank you for your service to the community I appreciate it so much hugs From Lauren

I came to this location just to browse. I figured I was in the area, so I might as well take a…read morelook. I checked out the kids, womens, and men's shoe sections, all of which were having pretty decent deals if you were in the market for shoes. There were a few associates that came up to me to see if I needed help or assistance. I checked to see if there were any shoes that caught my eye. There were a few, but I decided to wait to see if they'd come down in price. The store was organized and clean.

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.

I came here to pick up an online order at a store. I parked near the old Buffalo Wild Wings…read moreentrance. I will say that it seems like this mall keeps putting actual vendors in parking spaces. In this particular instance, there was a basketball vendor in that location, which leaves less spaces for customers to park. I'm not a huge fan of this mall. It seems like most of the stores I used to really like no longer exist, which is a bummer.

This is a large, well-designed shopping plaza not far off of Interstate 95. I would have to say the…read moreanchor store would be a Publix, go there are multiple restaurants, retail outlets, a bar and more. The popular Diner chain, the Metro Diner, have a location here. Sushi 99 and International House of Pancakes also have an outpost at this location. If you are in the mood for Mexican food or pizza, this mall also has you covered. What do you want from a mall? I guess that is up to individual interpretation, but this particular mall in my opinion has a lot to offer. I would definitely give this place a thumbs up. It has a lot to offer whether you are looking to grab something to eat, grab a drink (whether it be a coffee at Starbucks or a beer at the Brass Tap), or do a bit of shopping, this mall has got you covered. Give them a try.

This historic town in Saint Augustine is the oldest in the country. Who knew? St. George's Rowe is…read morea must see when in north east Florida! I love the evenings with live music throughout and the vibe just makes you feel like summertime all year long. It feels safe and fun at any time of the night.

I love St Augustine and its rich history!! Came out here to celebrate my birthday the last two…read moreyears and both times I had a blast. St George Street is the popular street in St George's Row. This vibrant and high energy hub is known for its boutiques, museums, restaurants and cultural history. It is what you would consider the heart of this city. Its historic charm is what drew me in. There are so many interesting shops to browse through and so many museums to visit. I have a love for horror and gory movies so we got to check out the Medieval Torture Museum while we were here. There's also a pirate and wax museum close by as well. Towards the end of St George Street, lies the oldest Catholic Church in the United States. The church is really beautiful inside and they have daily prayer services there as well. I can go on and on. There's just so much to see and do in this quaint town. Whether it's a family outing or a romantic date.. St George's Row has something for everyone

This shopping center comes in handy big time because of its vicinity to both the beach and…read moredowntown. Publix is the perfect pit stop to pick up all your essentials for camping being that the campgrounds are around the corner. Nothing beats a morning trip to Starbucks for that dose of caffeine you need to get you through the day. There's also a retail store that has women's clothing for juniors, misses, petites, and plus sizes. The ice cream spot looks great and who doesn't love ice cream during a hot Florida day? There's a pizza spot available for a quick slice as well as a Chinese restaurant for those take out nights. Even the GNC comes in handy for those health purchases needed every so often. The Mexican restaurant seemed yummy also. There's a stop here for everything on your list and the location is perfectly situated.

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This Marshall has what I need. It is not like a tjmaxx but it has everything I need for being…read morelocal. They have a few treasure finds and at a great value. It is just like a treasure box so you will have to keep looking around for what you need. The staff is nice and the clothes are mostly always put up, rather than on the floor. The fitting room can get better lighting but otherwise this is a quick stop to get what you might need at a discounted price.

Selection of items. Prices are usually lower than other competitors. Many items to choose from and…read moreaffordable.

St. Augustine store staff are friendly and knowledgeable. They are always helpful and personable…read more Restrooms are just right and mobility accessible. The selection of men's tropical shirts is really great, often bargains on clearance. Womens name-brand clothing is FL heat friendly. In the home section we discovered coastal-themed accessories for kitchen, patio, and dining. Clearance Tervis cups are perfect for my decor and never drip condensation! the value.

So, I think the biggest blemish on this store is the check-out staff, and I hate having to call…read morethat out, but it's true. Walking in, the store is clean and well organized (kind of hard to find the Plus Size section, but frankly, that's pretty normal... they always hide us in the back). Departments were marked well, with ample signage, and sales were well advertised. Racks were clean and straight, there wasn't any mess in the walkways or overflowing tables of tee-shirts. It was a relaxing, stress-free, shopping experience. Even on an early Saturday morning, this store was not busy at all, which I prefer. Clothing definitely skews toward "Ladies Who Lunch in Florida," - you won't find anything super-trendy that your teenager would wear. This is for stylish mature women who live in FL and need to look amazing, put together, and cool, all at the same time. Clothing fabrications reflect those needs, too, with light and airy options that won't make us sweat (I shopped in April). Fitting rooms were nicely-sized, with a solid door (not a curtain), and a chair. One gripe... there were only two hooks for clothes (I like to have hooks for "Try On," "Buy," and "Put Back" options). Within the fitting room, but outside the individual stalls, was a three-way mirror so you could get a really good look at your outfit to make sure you'll look good coming AND going! As I said at the beginning, the check-out staff was what really dropped the quality of my experience. There was no employee at one counter, so I went to the other one, where there was one lady doing a return, and doing it *very* slowly... It took her probably 5 minutes to complete it AFTER I'd already gotten there, so who really knew how long it took from start to finish! I think it took 15 minutes for me to check out with my two simple items. However, even though she was slow, the cashier was extremely friendly, so a point in her favor! I like this location, and I like the clothing sold in this store, so I guess I just have to decide if the long wait to pay is worth the affordable stylish clothing?