Like most malls, McCain has lost a lot of stores and there are a lot of no-name places there. They…read morehave a boba tea place that is very generic and has the blandest boba I've ever had. Their food court is small and doesn't have much selection. There aren't any cool, fun stores. It's sad to see how malls are disappearing. Sadly, McCain is a shadow of what it was 20+ years ago.

Multiple store for your convenience also have a movie theater for the family on weekend outingsread more

I love it it tasty so good that my cousin like it my uncle like the I love Auntie Anne'sread more

Absolutely awful from the management to the business itself. Would not recommend. The store is…read moredirty, prices are way too high and not worth it.

Great burgers,BBQ,and Nachos ! Breakfast all day long too! Open 7 days a week 4am-9pmread more

Really nice staff. Their chicken tenders and honey mustard are really good. I always go after…read morefootball practice to eat and would recommend.

Downtown is anchored by the Arkansas Pier, Clinton Library & Old State Hose Museum. The…read moreOttenheimer Market Hall has an array of international cuisine under one roof. There is a walking tour in the area with over 100 sculptures. The Metro Streetcar is the local transport. Parking is free on weekends. When we walked inside we saw nurses checking locals blood pressure. The farmers market in the back closed for the season after Labor Day. Unfortunately the market it's only open from 10 to 2 Monday through Saturday. We walked past Thai, Korean, Lebanese, Greek, Mexican, Italian ... food vendors. There were tables in the middle. Many vendors were offering free samples.

The river market has food, coffee, and shops. There is also a main stage on the backside facing the…read moreriverfront. I did not enter the market, but I viewed the grounds. I ate at surrounding restaurants, and decided to visit the park instead.

This place is devastating. So many places that should be here. There is more space available than…read morethere are stores. "Waiting areas" have seating that is ripped and discolored, the food court appears to have had many options to choose from, but when we arrived there were only 2 options to choose from, pizza and Chinese. The place was bare, parking lot was empty, the halls were empty, the signs were old and appeared to have been up for months or longer. The cinema owner was claimed to have been bootlegging movies from a firestick. Claims that she has been investigated for illegally playing films from 4 separate sources at 4 separate times, was startling. This place must have been a force at one point, but now it seems like folk are just waiting for it to die.

It looks almost abandoned now. Strange how Dillard's and JCP are still alive. One thing I can say…read morenice is that the JCP clothing selection is better there than in many of the ones in Houston. And of course, prices are a bit cheaper. The mall itself can be saved but it will take allot of money to do so. If this mall was in a big city with what it has right now, it would eventually be turned into a flee market type spot. Since Walmart left it's going down fast. Perhaps Target could save it, but I doubt Target would even consider opening up in Pine Bluff. So if you are in search to do some mall shopping while you are in Pine Bluff, you are going to have to go to Little Rock in order to see more familiar stores.