It's unfortunately famous for the wrong reasons. There were news of teens being rowdy and…read moredisruptive, and now there is a policy that all kids and teens must have a parent with them at certain days and times. Not a big deal for me as I am 46. I went to this mall to eat at a restaurant at the food court. It's an average sized mall (1 story) with your typical stores. I didn't visit any of the anchor stores, but I did go to Bath and Body Works to get a hand soap. The food court area was nicely sized and looked clean. When I went on a Saturday, the crowd looked fine and I didn't see any rowdyness. The mall is still alive and doing fine. This is a still a decent mall in Jacksonville. Overall: B

I only come to this mall if I am looking for something very specific. It is a blast from the past,…read morea very dated mall that brings me back to growing up. Bathrooms in the food court area were clean and the mall is mostly still full.

A decent-sized shopping mall with a Publix, a few restaurants and various stores, this offers a…read moreconvenient shopping experience. The property is relatively well maintained and offers a good variety of stores.

Just west of downtown and Riverside is the great community of Avondale featuring some of the best…read morerestaurants and shops in the Jacksonville Area. As far as restaurants, take your pick. We frequent Bisciotti's, Josephine, Mojos and Southern Grounds. All 5 star locations for us. No chains here for shopping either. Everything is a privately owned specialty. Vintage, gifts, clothing, and pet boutique. All of them Top Notch. Steady occasions here for festivals and celebrations as well. Just a great place to spend the day with friends or a romantic date. If you haven't spent a day in Avondale, do yourself a favor and check it out. If you're from Jacksonville, you know, but it's one of the hidden gems of Florida.

Cute little collection of restaurants and shops that take up about three blocks in Avondale. We…read morewalked up and back with our pups from a visit to Boone Park. There are a number of restaurants with curbside tables that allow pets so be aware if you are walking with yours.

Small strip mall located on 103rd Street. The big store here is Publix, which I frequent pretty…read moreoften. Little Ceaser's is another favourite of mine, and I pop into Smoker Friendly every now and then for a pack of cigarettes (some of the cheapest prices in the area). The big draw for hubby is the Planet Fitness here. There's also a coin laundry, a small mom & pop pharmacy, a Hair Cuttery, and Hot Wok which serves up some pretty decent Chinese food. 3 stars because it's not the best part of town, and don't be surprised if you're asked for money from someone nearly every time you step out of your car. That gets old really quickly. They also could do some work on the parking lot... you'll definitely find your fare share of pot holes here.

This shopping center isn't in the best part of town.....There's a good amount of parking in the…read morelot, although the lot itself is in need of work... The Publix and Planet Fitness are the main reasons we visit this shopping center.....

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.

Roosevelt Square is an older shopping plaza with a lot of dining options, as well as a Publix and…read moreseveral other businesses. This mall has been open since 1961 when it opened as an open-air center. In 1968, Roosevelt Square was enclosed to compete with other shopping malls like Regency Square Mall and Gateway. In the late 1990's, parts of the shopping plaza was demolished and remodeled and retrofitted for a new stage of this plaza's existence. All in all, Roosevelt Square is a satisfactory place to head for if you have plans to stop at one of the businesses. While nothing spectacular, it is also not overly terrible. I feel it definitely warrants a middle-of-the-road three stars.

Why did they tear up a perfectly good parking lot and put in these awful pavers?? The construction…read morehas been unbearable and they clearly went with the lowest bidder. The pavers they put in are uneven and impossible to navigate. It's like off-roading. Less than a month old and they already have huge potholes. They also took out landscaping and put in palm trees that offer no shade. And don't get me started on navigating! There are medians that are too low to see but right in the middle of the driveways. It's impossible to dodge other cars and the parking lot gets so backed up, especially for Chipotle and Chick-fil-a. This place is so poorly planned now the developer should be banned from ever developing again. Such a shame too because the businesses here are pretty good (although loosing Stein Mart was a big bummer.) This place used to be great but has gone downhill since they tried to fancify it.