A clean mall, but it appears like it isn't going to be around much longer. A lot of empty spaces…read morewhere stores use to be. We went to check out the Crayola Experience with the grandkids, but we just weren't going to have the time before we had to be at the airport to catch our flight back home to Orlando. Next time we'll definitely be taking them to the Crayola Experience; it looked quite fun. The mall is still in really good shape. Some nice stores still there. Good place to get your air conditioned walking in, if that's your thing. Other than that, I can't say I'd shop here. Even the food court only has about three restaurants and none of them are kid friendly. I don't know about your grandkids, but mine sure aren't eating Mediterranean. LOL It really sucks malls are not the norm anymore.

This used to be a very nice upscale mall. Now it's completely dead. Locals say it was a failure…read morefrom day one. Dillard's is closing later this month, and Neiman Marcus will soon follow suit. And once that happens, the mall will be demolished. If the developer of this mall had any brains whatsoever, they would have designed it after American Dream Meadowlands in East Rutherford which boasts an amusement park along with several other attractions including a water park, a movie theater, and more. But no, the developer of this property just had to make it the way they did.

The shops at legacy is a fun place to walk around when you're in the area. Plenty of shops for…read morebrowsing around, yes, divide people as well as food and drink items available.

When this place opened up! We signed a lease for 12 months! Love the restaurants and ambiance of…read moreall the shops! Too bad Bank of America closed their doors. They always keep the grounds clean and manicured. Looking Forward to better weather to come by again.

So I Preston with my reviews even though it was getting late, and this is what I came up with…read more Pretty awesome spacious shopping center where there is a Kung Fu Tea and a bunch of other popular stores. I like this one, and as you can see Barbie does as well in her beautiful shiny red heels. She was looking especially a sexy this day and we enjoyed our time in this plaza, and went to several of the shops. It's a pretty good one as far as strip malls go. Emphasis on Strip.

This review is based on the Pumpkin Patch at the CenterPark Garden in October 2025…read more According to the Community Partners of Dallas' website, they are "honored to again be the nonprofit beneficiary for a magical new project at NorthPark Center, the Pumpkin Patch!" "This gift to the local community will be interactive and encourage guests to capture photos, learn about the important work of Community Partners of Dallas, inspire charitable giving and make precious memories this Fall." The pumpkin patch featured multiple photo ops including the harvest house, candy corn tree, cornucopia, land of mums, gnome village, prince owl, fairytale library, harvest cart and the wishing well. There were lots of people milling about, waiting for their turn to take photos. However, it wasn't super crowded and there was still enough room to breathe and enjoy the scenery. This was a great family-friendly activity and fun way to make memories. There was no admission fee, making this a great alternative to the Dallas Arboretum. The mall itself was huge and offers and a variety of retail shops, restaurants and entertainment options. I uploaded more than 20 photos, so I hope they all post with this review.

Ok, hear me out. Northpark Mall for shopping- it's dizzying and impractical for most items…read more Northpark Mall, however, is the perfect place to go for a couple hours of amusement and marveling at how the 1% must live. There are additionally some worthwhile dining, music, and artistic opportunities to enjoy. I personally love to play "guess how much this costs?", from an $8000 rug at "Design Within Reach" (though certainly not within budget) to $40,000-$100,000+ pens at Mount Blanc. (Nothing in that store at all has a price tag on it, and you know things are wild when you have to inquire!) This game will keep you amused and flabbergasted throughout your mall exploration. There are additional joys to uncover like live musicians, special events throughout the year (like a gingerbread village at Christmas time), and permanent + rotating artwork. Today I saw a real piece by Jean Dubuffet (on loan from Nasher Sculpture center), a mixed media unicorn, and this super neat rainbow light piece I snapped some pictures of (that actually had a deeper and heavier meaning; wish I documented the artist's name). The mall is perfect for people watching, getting a walk in on excruciatingly hot summer days or when it's raining, and just generally finding random fancy shops to explore. I recommend a visit as a fun date idea, for reasons above, not for the shopping experience. For $5 dollars, I got some actually incredible crackers from Eately's grocery and a couple hours of great delight and enjoyment exploring with lovely company. Northpark Mall really is like a live and interactive museum of sorts showcasing the lives of the upper echelon of Dallas. It is generally very crowded on weekends and an absolute chaotic nightmare to try and visit on weekends in the month of December (avoid!!!!). I give the parking situation three stars because it is always difficult to park and exit this mall. Come with curiosity to this center and enjoy the wild window shopping experience. Note some stores (eg, LaLa Land and Lego Store) had long lines to even enter the store / order. All around recommend visiting, but for very unconventional reasons more akin to why you should visit a zoo or museum than why you ought to visit Costco or Target.

You always hear in the news about Malls dying out but that's absolutely not the case at Stonebriar…read more It's always insanely busy here even when it's not the holidays. In summertime, try to park in the garage downstairs by the food court area. Whether you're a budding youngin', teenager, long suffering parent, this is the place to go! LEGOs, Macy's, Nordstrom, Dick's Sporting Goods, William Sonoma, blah blah blah the list goes on! Also this mall has AMC movie theaters here too so that's nice! On certain weekends, you'll see bright eyes kids singing spritely in front of their beaming parents so that's also pretty sweet.

It's been years (and I do mean years...) since I have been to this mall, and I realized today, I…read morehave been missing out. While so many malls are losing shops and vendors, Stonebriar Center is flourishing. It's beautifully decorated, and there were so many people there - during the middle of the day on a Thursday. So refreshing to see! As I rushed by many shops (ones I normally stop at) to get to the Pop Mart store, I was impressed with selection of the kind of shops in this mall. And their front displays were gorgeous. It was truly a pleasure to step back into this mall. And now I'm going to by pass some Dallas malls to come to this one.

I like coming to Allen Premium Outlet Mall every once in a while. It's fun because hubby and I can…read moresplit up and go to the stores that we each want to visit. The prices don't always seem like they are a bargain, so you really need to know what you're looking for and at what price you're willing to pay. There is definitely something for everyone. I was on a quest for finding a new Easter dress and hubby wanted to go to Columbia. There is a cute play area for the little kids and this visit I noticed a couple of food trucks that I had never seen before. This parking lot is a little wonky and not very easy to get in/out and around. Signage could be better as well. During the Fall/Christmas time it is definitely much more busy. We came midweek and during the day, so there was plenty of parking and it wasn't crowded at all.

This is a nightmare!! Do not go!! Stay far far away from this cluster mess! They don't have anyone…read moredirecting traffic and you'll spend 30 minutes driving around and never get to park. This place sucks so bad I'd give it a zero if I could.

Buy lots of Asian groceries from here every month. Best…read moreplace for vegetables, shrimp and rice which I eat every day. I love getting a Bahn Mi and some milk coffee.

While this particular store didn't have what I was looking for, it did not miss on just about any…read moreAsian ingredient you might like. They even had several variations of Oreos. I'm still partial to 99 Ranch Market for various reasons, but this will do in a pinch. Take care in the parking lot, but be prepared to shop & eat!

Well deserved update. My last review was in 2017 and the place was in a nose dive. After 25+ years…read morethey undertook a remodel which added a lot of new archetecual features like new planters with palms,ice rink remodel etc. but 25 years after that it needed a major freshening up and they did. Not only does the mall cosmetically look better but a fresh mix of small shops adds to a new vibrant feel. I'm really glad they took action and even more happy I noticed it. I'll visit more often and you should too... Go!

There is a wide selection of stores/brands you love, the space is pretty cool and easy to…read morenavigate, high end retail, and high level service from retailers. Pricey for the most part but that's luxury retail!

As most people know, there is A LOT OF SHOPPING in the Dallas area - some of the best in the…read morenation. There are lots of malls and centers I like; however, one of my favorite shopping centers when in Far North Dallas/West Plano is Shepard Place and the other three corner centers (e.g., Preston Park Village) at the intersection of Park and Preston Rd. It used to be better years ago. A lot of my favorite stores have closed down, but there are still a great variety to choose from. A little bit of everything in PSPSC. Includes, but not limited to: Nordstrom Rack (one of the best I've ever been to as far as stock and customer service) Last Call at Neiman Marcus Tuesday Morning Pier 1 Imports Marshalls Petco Babies R Us Party City Etc., etc., etc. And several service companies such as Pearle Vision, Charles Swab, ...and restaurants such as La Madeleine, Osaka Sushi & Grill....and a fairly new Market Street grocer. You can definitely spend an enjoyable afternoon of shopping and dining at the four corners of Park and Preston in Plano, Texas.

Legacy west is super nice - as a native Austinite it reminds me of the domain, but maybe slightly…read morebigger (because there is also legacy east etc.). There are lots of mid to high end stores, eg madewell, J crew, coach, Gucci, etc. The vibe is definitely more upscale. The parking lots are kinda weird/odd to navigate but they do have retail parking (it's intermingled with tenant/resident parking where you can't get in). There are lots of restaurants, from Cava and chipotle to north Italia and other nicer sit down places. Overall it's a nice place to hang in Dallas!

This is my second visit to Legacy West. I always have a great experience. The night vibe differs…read morefrom the day. The parking garage is free but limited to three hours. The outlet has a variety of stores and food options. There are bars in the food hall and live entertainment at the Lexus box garden.