I have been coming here for a few months because the Phenix salons is here where I go have my hair…read moredone, but there's so many other restaurants stores and salons around

I love this shopping center. The publix is the nicest in the area. Hand & Stone is where I have a…read moremassage membership. There are multiple places to grab food from upscale (Christini's) to fast (Chipotle) & everything in between. Martin Tailors is my go to for anything that needs a hem etc. There is a Good Will Express drop off donation center which I love to drop stuff off before I go to Home Goods so I do not feel like the packrat I am. There are several beauty related places (nail, hair salons/ULTA). Drycleaners, Banks, Eye dr, BUT my favorite is Home Goods & now Home Sense.

This is the second time I visited this outlet mall. There is great selections of stores such as…read moreNikes, Adidas, Victoria Secret, Auntie Annie, Coach, MK, Kate Spades, and many more. Most of the stores that you might have in mind might be already there. The time I went was very busy because Spring Break. But it is to navigate and directory guides are available. The prices are decent- mainly outlet prices which include 10-20% and up to 70% depending on the stores you visit. They will have the prices displayed. You can always ask an employee. The workers I've encountered were very familiar with their customers. Overall, my friends and I had a good experience at this outlet.

As a Floridian who makes it to Orlando a few times a year, I always make it a point to stop at the…read moreDisney outlets. There are two outlet centers close to each other--Orlando International Premium Outlets and Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets--and both have a Disney Character Warehouse. If you're looking for discounted items for your Disney trip--or you're just a Disney fan--this is definitely the place to go. The price cuts compared to Walt Disney World are huge, and you can save a lot instead of paying those in-park prices. I've been here when it's super quiet, and I've also had to wait in line just to get inside--it really depends on timing. I've found everything from Lilly Pulitzer pieces to great clothing, accessories, and Disney bags. It can be hit or miss, but when you score, it's worth it. If you have kids--or just want to avoid breaking the bank--this is absolutely a must-stop.

Still one of the prettiest malls in Florida. The architecture, the atmosphere, the mix of stores…read morecombined - Millenia Mall does it right. I was a regular at Brio Italian Grille, they are no longer there. After 20+ years they closed their flagship location at Millenia. I was bummed because I wanted to have dinner there. The rest of the mall is still doing its thing beautifully. It's definitely worth the trip. Tourists love this mall.

This mall is Fancy fancy, the problem for me, it doesn't have a designated kids area, that's why I…read morerated 4 out of five, for us with children may be the difference between coming to a place or not. The food court has lots of options for good food, fast and not so fast too. Plenty of parking even though it can get crowded. I usually go there when I need to get a specific item. The place itself is clean, I liked that they're not the usually kiosks or sales people trying to sell you things, that's a plus for me when it comes to choosing a mall. I have some places that I like to go there for food, like the Cheesecake Factory and PF Changs. My daughter likes that there's a Claire's, and all the other Claire's around that we know are now closed. They have unique places when it comes to luxury brands, plenty of parking, but in peak season time can get difficult to find a parking close to the entrance. I go sometimes, and meet friends since it's near the touristic/universal studios area. They also have a big Apple store, that occasionally visit.

The Grove has a nice selection of family friendly restaurants and other businesses. It draws…read morefamilies and neighbors together by providing a place to eat, shop and have fun. Parking is located around the entire property and it is very convenient to get in and out of. Before Covid you could stop by and enjoy live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights. They are open from 6am to 11pm seven days a week.

The Grove is a great shopping center at the corner of Conroy-Windermere Road and Apopka-Vineland…read moreRoad. There are numerous good restaurants, LA Fitness, a great dentist, a GNC, a Publix, two banks, a Walgreens and more! There is plenty of parking too. In the middle of the shopping center there is a village green which is the site of various community events. Last year they had snow and Santa! They also used to have Friday night parties. Since the pandemic things have slowed down but if you have young children it is nice to sit on a bench and have some ice cream or Italian ices at the green.

A huge, outdoor outlet mall? Sign me up! They have a ton of stores that were offering great…read morediscounts. We had to stop by the Disney character outlet and it didn't disappoint! Kate spade had awesome customer service reps and a great additional clearance selection. The food court also had a wide variety of options including a Starbucks! Definitely a must see.

We decided to stop by here on a day off from the amusement parks. It's a fairly nice outdoor…read morepedestrian mall with a bunch of outlets and a variety of light food options. There are also 2 Starbucks within 3 minutes of each other, so if you want a cappuccino, they really have you covered! As far as shopping goes, they have everything from Ralph Lauren to Adidas to Psycho Bunny and everything in between. The place had a decent amount of people there, and by the look and sound of it, most of them were tourists, specifically tourists from overseas. I personally did not think the deals and selection were all that special, but maybe if you're coming from Europe or Asia it's unbelievable, I don't know. I just wasn't seeing the value here. Overall, three stars from me. No great shopping deals as far as I'm concerned, but a pleasant place to walk around nonetheless.

I am surprised that this shopping strip hasn't been reviewed yet. Located across from a The…read moreMarketplace, this strip has a great amount of stores and restaurants that cater to everyone. While I haven't been to the stores, I have eaten at many of their restaurants. Some of the great restaurants include The Whiskey, which had some nice hamburgers and whiskey related drinks with occasional live rich and roll music, Thai Thani, which has nice Thai food, and Ruth Chris, a great high end steakhouse. However, my favorite restaurant has to be Mosonori, which just opened recently. From the same owners who does Kabooki Sushi, they make awesome hand rolls with their fresh fish at reasonable prices. While the restaurant is small, it's just amazing! For shipping, I really need to try Wild Forks one day. There are various fountains throughout the place, with many viewable in restaurants with outdoor seating. The centerpiece is the one in the center when you enter the strip. It's grand and gorgeous! Parking can be difficult during the nights and weekends, when it gets crowded. It's best to valet if your restaurant offers it during that time. I am glad this shopping strip is not to far from my parenting house. It's very close to Dr Phillips, has plenty of restaurants, and is gorgeous with their fountains. It's a great strip to try the various restaurants and stores in the Dr Phillips area. Overall: A

This is the more "economical" outlet mall. My favorite shop…read morehere is the Victoria Secret outlet. There are plenty of good shops in this outlet mall. There are decent food options around the mall. Of course there's a Starbucks! There's two actually!

PARKING!! What a terrible design. There is no parking. The stores are great. The service at the…read morestores is great. The stores are not crowded. But you spend you whole day driving around looking for a spot. It's a nightmare.

Previously left a 2 star review after my first visit a few years ago, where I didn't really get the…read moreallure of the Universal CityWalk. But I guess since I've been back many, many times, I sorta do like the place after all, lol. Every time we come to Orlando we always wind up stopping by here, primarily because you have to walk through it in order to get to the amusement parks and back to your car. But my kids also genuinely love to walk around here and experience the vibe and shop, so we wind up hanging around here quite a bit. I will say this, it's definitely an eye catching spot where you can relax after a day at Islands of Adventure and the Studios and also get some great photos and a beer. And they do have some cool bands coming through the Hard Rock Live. Not bad I guess!

The city walk at night is great. During the night time parking is free. The city walk is the center…read morearea connecting to the major theme park. The parking has character and column number to identify your parking area. We were strolling smoothly while visiting every store at the center. We like couple of the store like the chocolate factory, margaritasville, and the voodoo donut. The walk around the lake takes 40 minutes.