The place has improved a lot over the past year with the new businesses coming in now. Everything feels more organized, safer, and much better run, and they've also reduced a lot of the homeless-related issues you see at other outdoor retail spots. The only downside is the nightclub crowd at night, but that's a general Miami issue. Overall, it's been a big improvement. read more

Mary Brickell Village - Amazing skyline views - Shopping Centers Near Me - Miami, Florida

This is a nice upscale shopping village in the Brickell area of Miami downtown right on Miami avenue. There are several nice restaurants where you can enjoy a nice relaxing meal while people watching the crowds passing by, there are also many other businesses that cater locals and some tourists, for example (list is just a sample of the store in this village), at&t baru latin bar berkshire hathaway realty blo blow dry bar blue martini candela gastro bar edward beiner eyewear face, brow & beauty bar fedex office kanu pet la fitness signature club massage envy spa north italia novecento oxxo cleaners p.f. chang's china bistro pepito's plaza publix rawjuce razzledazzle barbershop regions bank rivareno gelato shake shack starbucks coffee subway t-mobile toscana divino So, we went into several of the stores, and it really felt like a secluded village away from the hectic traffic and noise of Miami avenue. Nice setting. I believe this shopping village is enjoyed best at night when the restaurants are packed and the bars are busy with patrons. read more

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I like Mary Brickell Village. The location is smack down right in the heart and pulse of Brickell. It offers some unique stores and lots of eating choices. It is a vibrant area, lots of people, lots of cars and plenty of architectural features to see whilst you are there with all the sky scrapers surrounding you. Some of the restaurants/ eating places I noticed were - Balans, Toscano Divino, Baru Latin Bar, North Italia, Novecento, Shake Shack, P F Changs and Starbucks. read more

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Mary Brickell has been an anchor for the area over years. It's still centrally located and a seemingly calmer oasis amidst the taller buildings in the area. Passed by after a while on a Monday to run an errand and it was pretty quiet. You have a number of food areas, spa/ salon areas, bar, valet parking or self parking and shops. Prices are on the average-higher end depending where you pop in. Selection is diverse albeit the crowd was pretty absent today. Service is about what you'd expect in miami. read more

Busy shops, bars, a shake shack, North Italia restaurant, Publix, Delores, Starbucks ... Understand parking is less expensive. Lots of places to sit, good people watching. It gets hot walking around during the day but hops at night. Nice to see visible security after dark. read more

Mary Brickell Village - Shops, cafes & lots of seating - Shopping Centers Near Me - Miami, Florida

Mary Brickell Village is a vibrant shopping center in the heart of Brickell, home to some iconic restaurants like North Italia, Moxies, and Blue Martini. It also features a Publix Supermarket and a variety of shops including salons, spas, a pet shop, and a cigar shop. Parking is easy with a pay-to-park garage, and public transportation is recommended for convenient access. If you visit Brickell, it is hard not to come to this place for something. read more

A pretty low key plaza that covers a few streets. There's a few benches to sit at and it's relatively clean. Some of the trees around it are pretty amazing, especially lit up for the holidays. You can access the plaza fairly easy from all the streets that surround it. It has a few restaurants, shops, and LA Fitness. The best part of it to me is Blue Martini, Starbucks, and Shake Shack. read more

Mary Brickell Village - Shopping Centers Near Me - Miami, Florida

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DONOT PARK HERE. We & over 10 other cars were trapped in the parking structure over 30mins this am. security were not helpful. Had there been a fire all would have perished. When help did come, they still made people pay to leave parking DO NOT VISIT. DANGEROUS & POOR SERVICE read more

I just moved to the area and every unit I looked at in Brickell boasted how close it was to Mary Brickell Village. I kept thinking, "wow, this place must be the bomb if that's all I keep reading about." So I was very excited to visit once I moved just a few blocks to MBV. In general, it's nice. I mean, I'm always thankful to have any type of shopping nearby for convenience sake. I love having a grocery store in walking distance and anything that can make my life easier is a definite plus. I guess it really comes down to what you look for in a plaza. MBV has a ton of eating options, which is terrific when you're hungry and I will say I'm that way often trying different places out. Sometimes though I need things that can't be purchased at MBV and it would be great if there were a different variety of stores there. I don't even think there's a men's clothing option in there at all. Like I said it's great if you don't need something specific. I guess that's why they build Targets, but if you want to drink your a@@ off or get some TCBY you're in the right spot. One other thing: The parking lot gets on my last nerve. Getting in/out can be the biggest pain because the ticket machines at the gate are always breaking. read more

This place has really gone downhill after Brickell City Center opened. Restaurants have opened & closed. Large statues have appeared and suddenly disappeared. I'm hoping the current construction can create a more scenic atmosphere but this area definitely pales in comparison to the dining & shopping options available down the block in Brickell City Center. The one venue that I'm excited about is the new Shake Shack that is barely under construction. Hopefully they can get that ball rolling. The only plus is the parking garage, it's a much more affordable option compared to Brickell City Center. read more

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I have been here so many times and I will never get tired of coming to Mary Brickell! I love how the have inside parking lot, yes it was expensive on Sunday for Mother's Day but I don't recall it was like that always. Filled with so many great restaurants and shops. It's the perfect stop for anyone at any time of day. I have been in the Irish pub, Opa, Perricone's, Baru, PF Changs and many more... such a shame I didn't use to Yelp before 2017 to tell you how great they were. See you soon and keep it up! He estado aquí muchas veces y nunca me canso de venir a Mary Brickell! Me encanta cómo tienen estacionamiento techado, sí, fue caro el domingo para el Día de la Madre, pero no recuerdo que fuese así siempre. Lleno de muchos restaurantes y tiendas. Es la parada perfecta para cualquier persona a cualquier hora del día. He estado en el pub irlandés, Opa, Perricone, Baru, PF Changs y muchos más ... es una lástima que no usaba Yelp antes de 2017 para decir lo grande que eran estos restaurantes. Nos vemos pronto y sigan así! read more

Mary Brickell Village - Shopping Centers Near Me - Miami, Florida

Annoying, regardless how many times they try to renovate...dust, dirt, leaf blowers and construction throughout the complex in a "mall" that has ordinary, at best, chain restaurants and shops you can find in 100 other towns and cities. Nothing unique about it. read more

Mary Brickell is downtown's other outdoor shopping center (and Brickellites will chafe at my usage of the word downtown here). Since it's a shopping center in the southern part of downtown (south of the river), I often compare it with Bayside in the northern end of downtown, even though it's really a world apart. I'll just break it up in simple terms: Bayside - Standard chains: Hooters, Chili's, Hard Rock, Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. - Miami chains: Latin American Cafe, Los Ranchos, The Knife - Ice Cream: Parmalat's Le Gelateria, Coco Gelato, Fat Tuesday - Souvenir shops and kiosks - Clothing stores: Guess, Gap, Baby Gap, Gap Kids, Bath & Body Works, Brookstone, Cache, Claire's, Disney Store, FYE, Game Stop, Victoria Secret, Victoria Secret Beauty, X.O.T., Wet Seal - Cheap jewelry stores - Entertainment (2 PM and later) and other going-ons in adjacent Bayfront Park - No nightlife options around this area except for the few inside the mall. - Waterfront Mary Brickell - Upscale chains: Balans, PF Changs, Oceanaire, Rosa Mexicano, Blu Pizzeria, Abokado - Ice Cream: Roma Gelato and Paciugo's is nearby - No souvenir shops or kiosks - Chi-chi clothing stores (although too few to count) - Nice jewelry stores (e.g. Barbara Palacios) - No entertainment (at least not yet?) - Nightlife options abound around this area, but not so much inside the shopping strip except for Blue Martini. - No waterfront Overall, you can see that Bayside is still more of a shopping mall whereas Mary Brickell making itself to be a chi-chi neighborhood spot for the locals living in the neighborhood rather than making itself a shopping destination for the rest of downtown. This area is recommended for the food and the nightlife only. For this reason, Bayside is still a popular spot in downtown (even though many locals prefer to do the shopping elsewhere outside of downtown altogether) and the wealthier Mary Brickell can feel empty except at night. read more

Since leaving the Magic City I have noticed how much I didn't enjoy the nightlife there. On the rare occasions I'd go out for a few drinks with friends we'd usually end up in Brickell, and often times at MBV. I can't stand the crowds/prices of SoBe. I'm frightened by the deserted apocalyptic like vibe in the Grove. Wynwood is a recent contender, but I can't stand thee is never any parking. So although Mary Brickell Village is full of meatheads with ripped shirts leaving LA fitness, stuck up girls with silicone features and older gentlemen looking for a young moocher - it is the best alternative. *FADO - Celebrated a few birthdays here. Cool vibe, great to catch a beer, but does get super packed on the weekends. *Blue Martini - I feel it's best during the week for happy hours. *Burger & Beer - Had horrible service here once, the food wasn't too good either. *Brother Jimmys - Attended a media event and sampled some of the food - it was actually really good. Parking in Brickell can be tricky so I always just head straight to this parking lot and then walk over to wherever I am headed. Quick hop over the street to RICE for some lunch, or down to Pericone's for some dinner. Not my favorite place in the world, but it's certainly my top choice for Miami boozing/entertainment areas (and with that still at 3 stars.) read more

The Quick: Cute outdoor shopping area with plenty of restaurants (from chains to fine dining). Close to the water and very lively. The Details: If you're staying in Brickell, it's a great outdoor area with restaurants and shops to walk around. Very popular at night with locals and tourists alike. Plenty of happy hours and live music. Check Yelp! For individual restaurant reviews-- there should be something for everyone. Instagram.com/SkinnyGirlFatFood The Damage: Free to walk around and people watch. read more

Below average retail center which is basically the town center of Brickell (until City Center opens). Poor layout, dangerous to cross the street as center is split in two by S. Miami Ave, mainly chain restaurants although a few highlights are Toscano Divino and Doraku. I would grad this place a C. read more

This a nice little shopping center in the middle of Brickell that has restaurant, bars, and stores. There's always a lot of pedestrian traffic there. So driving next to it a little because every other person wants to J-walk. The crowd is good mix of locals and tourist this area a little more on the locals side especially in comparison to City Center. Plus it's convenient placed next to a lot of apartments and condo and has a Publix The night scene is pretty lively because of the bars. Especially on the weekends but the party scene it way more modest and chill in comparison to places like Wynnwood and Ocean Dr. The day time it great for getting a quick bite, lunch break, casually meeting up, etc. read more

I can't say I am impressed with the shops, they are pretty dinky and expensive. However Mary Brickell Village has interesting of options for food. I love Rosa Mexicano, and have been to a couple of other places that I wasn't impressed with. Rosa is the place I would recommend. Many times have we met with friends here, it definitely has more of that feel than for shopping. read more

Extremely cool shopping center. There are a number of restaurants, boutiques, and an assortment of stores. I was very impressed. I will definitely be back to the shopping center. It is super clean and even has security, which was most appreciated. read more

If you are visiting this area you shouldn't miss this place: wonderfully designed, brightly decorated, with the most expensive brands shops and very moderately priced shops as well: walk around, relax on a few benches, eat food from the most modern kitchens and definitely enjoy your single or family time... read more

This parking establishment is horrible they charge $20 and the elevators are broken. We had to wait for a golf cart to take us to our car. Terrible experience. Although the golf cart driver was nice and polite. read more

I remember a time in Miami without Mary Brickell Village, I remember the plans, the hearings and the ground breaking. We now have it, and it is nice to have another place within our city to hang out, grab a bite, have a beer or even an good happy hour. Strolling through this area on the weekends is pretty cool, there are plenty of options for eating, people watching or working out. Triple bonus, ditch the car and arrive by metro rail, you will feel free and pedestrian, a rare sensation in Miami. read more

While visiting Miami, I stayed at the Conrad on Brickell. On my first day, I went out exploring and happily found Mary Brickwell Village! There are a ton of shops here and endless restaurants. There is also a Publix and Massage Luxe and a few other random places (I saw a mens barbershop that looked like it had a cool vibe). I had such a great time walking around and shopping. I will note that it seemed like there was a much higher ratio of women's to men's stores. Oh well, lucky me! There are also tons of places to stop to eat and drink. BF and I went to Blue Martini (cigar/martini bar) a couple of times with some friends which was really fun for their nightlife. Definitely recommend checking out if you live/are staying in this area. I loved that it was a five minute walk from out hotel because parking definitely seemed like it would have been stressful. read more

Conveniently located just a few blocks from our hotel on 12th. It was easy to find and a great way to spend a few hours. Mostly small boutiques, don't expect any large stores like Target. Great for people watching too. Convenient as it was compact so just when it got too hot, you can duck into a store. I saw there were a lot of restaurants here too, if you are hungry. read more

I live in the neighborhood so this little shopping and eating area is very nice. A lot of choices to choose from. It's a one stop place where you can also get your hair, nails done as well as go to the gym. Very nice to walk around. read more

This place is a two story oasis in a sea of skyscrapers and construction. Quite a few places to grab some food or an adult beverage, a few boutiques and a Publix grocery store. I wouldn't set this place as a destination but it is a nice place to stumble upon. read more

Eh. This outdoor mall has a bunch of restaurants including some chains such as PF Changs and Starbucks. I looked at the odd art gallery, tried to go to the upscale pharmacy but it was closed and considered the gelato joint. It takes about 10 minutes to look at everything. There isn't any shopping to be had here. At least, shopping worth doing. The one clothing store I looked at seemed to cater to an older clientele. I'd say it'll probably pick up when they new Publix is finished. read more

Mary had a little /Brickell/, It's shops were white as snow. Mary Brickell is solidly a mid-range outdoor mall. The main focus of it is not the shops, but the bars and restaurants in the area. There isn't much noteworthy our standout about the Village by itself. If you are looking for reviews on the different stops, find the appropriate review. Parking is convenient and under cover if you choose to park in the Village area proper. If you are willing to walk a block or two, you can save if you're planning to be there for longer periods of time. The lowest flat rate parking near by is $5. Bottom Line: Great for food and drinks, but not so much for shopping. read more

Awesome Awesome Awesome!!!!! Very up-and-coming area...every time that I pass through Mary Brickell Village I see something new that is pooping up soon or just opened. Let's see...where to start? The bars aren't the best but for the area, I'll take it! Blue Martini, Baru, Dolores but you can call me Lolita, Balans, Fado, and the list goes on and on. Restaurants...too many to name! My favorites are Balans and the infamous Doraku! P.F changs is a nice lunch spot and Toscana Divino is a great dinner spot. There are a few boutiques in Mary Brickell (my favorite being Atikshop and Essence) as well as some outlets to fill the craving of your sweet tooth (LA Sweets, etc.). Need a massage and a hair cut? No problem, there's a massage envy and a hair salon (Tony & Guy I believe it's called) right near Massage Envy so you can kill two birds with one stone (who would ever want to do that, right? What a saying). There's even a publix, fedex-kinkos, dry-cleaners, shoe repair shop, organic pet store, and more names to make your head spin! Mary Brickell Village is a great place to spend the day. I would rather spend the day in Mary Brickell Village than the Grove or South Beach, but that's just me! read more

Brickell is easily one of my favorite places in Miami! At nighttime, It reminds me of New York! :-) All of the buildings are so tall and close together, the bright lights and then there's a cute little spot in Brickell- Mary Brickell Village. Mary Brickell Village has several cute little boutiques that have caught my eye and tons dining options, such as Doraku Sushi, PF Changs, Rosa Mexicano, Burger & Beer. I love them all! Oh, and they have a bunch of bars- perfect for barhopping or a girls night out! Check out Fado's for a beer with friends or maybe Taverna Opa if you're in the dancing mood! Either way, Mary Brickell is perfect to come visit during day or night! read more

There is so much to do here and there are always new places opening as well. Just bring your patience for parking.

Ahh.. Another outdoor shopping mall in Miami! Little shield from the rain, many shops doing no business. Very typical. We were here on a Sunday afternoon & there were maybe 6 other people walking around. There's street parking available, but probaby hard to come by when (if!) this area ever gets busy. Restaurants were dead, but I'll review the one we went to separately. Enjoy this while you can... read more

Love it! I've been here twice already and have plans to go again soon! The restaurants and the clientele are classy. There is so much for your palate to choose from! On top of that there is a small shopping area, so it's perfect for night and day! read more

VERY POOR PARKING ADMINISTRATION. VERY DISAPPOINTED!!! I just left from Publix at Mary Brickell Village terribly disappointed. I validated my 2 hour ticket at the machine inside Publix, but it did not work to open the gate at the exit!!!!!! Called the phone number written in the machine and I was said by the MANAGER that nobody could open the gate for me despite the receipt of purchase (big purchase) and running out of time!!!!!!!! WHAT?????? She was young and seemed a very inexperienced Manager. The Manager (and nobody else was there) made me do all the way to come back to validate my ticket... that's insane, do you know this parking lot?? Can you imagine having your kids in the car with you (fortunately this was not the case) and have to come back from a lane of cars and even wrongway driving, not finding a spot and being trying to come back for 15 min because of an experienced manager????? And then reaching the cashier at Publix to ask (yes, because this time I don't want to make it wrong) to validate your parking ticket? Who usually goes to this Publix store knows that there is no way back to cars to park in the area of the Publix. So, I had to find a spot in the residencial area of Mary Brickell Village Building, what took me to a tall floor. That's an insane situation!!! I'm a local person and don't want this to repeat!! Thus this was not my mistake that the validation machine inside Publix did not work. I beg to improve this condition, or remove this manager. I'm a weekly client of Publix for more than 10 (ten) years and this never happened (always had somebody to verify the receipt in case of the machine is not working). I can't stand having to pick up my kids at school and being late (and paying) because of this such unexpectedly arbitrary order!!!! This (being restricted from coming and going) should be a crime in the land of the free ones!! Please, change this Administration of Mary Brickell Village!!! Thanks for your attention!! read more

Cute little shopping area in the heart of the downtown Brickell area. The shopping area is two stories and full of shops, restaurants and local community businesses. It is a real resource for local downtown residents living in the surrounding condos. The stores tend to be boutiques. The restaurants vary but I would recommend finding one in the center courtyard area because the buildings shield out the skyscrapers giving you more of a pleasant, comfortable feel. The Publix provides a nice anchor to the community go to shopping area. read more

This was one of the first places I went when I came to Miami for the first time 5 years ago. It used to have one of my favorite sushi places but recently a lot of the restaurants on the first floor have closed and they are redoing a bunch of stuff. Still a cool little plaza to walk around and they have some restaurants and a gym and some stores still open. I think with all the construction and new malls and building popping up around the Brickell area this cute little place is gonna get forgotten. But we did go last night and they had a huge screen playing the Colombia vs. Chile game! read more

Need to place to shop , eat and grab a quick drink ... This is the spot !! Especially for out of town guest.. Park in the garage and walk up and down the strip / ladies wear cute comfortable sandals and shades!! read more

Good restaurants, a publix and some mediocre stores. Bad parking and a lot of traffic make it a difficult destination unless you take public transit (subway and metro mover) or walk. I fear it will get worse once City Center is completed.. read more

Came here because there is a Publix inside so we could grab some booze and snacks. I saw a few other stores, restaurants and shops but nothing really caught my attention. Lots of people eating though so it must be a good place to dine-in with friends and family. Parking here was a hassle. read more

Great place to go out - great dinner options and bars. The stores are pretty expensive, although I still go to them since they are so conveniently located near my apartment. If I didn't live so close I honestly don't think I would frequent this place as often. What I do hate is the parking garage! Why so expensive? I have also come to the realization that if you use the machine outside the elevators to pay for parking before you get to your car - you get charged MORE than if you were to pay at the machine at the exit or even in cash. I have had numerous arguments with the cashier about the amount of time I have been there and what I was charged and he always agrees with me and gives me back $2. read more