I know I'll get so flack for this amount of stars and this review. But, this mall has a lot of…read moresentimental meaning to me. I've been shopping here since I was a little girl. I will walk in this indoor mall and shop/dine here as long as the doors are open. Yes, I know the mall leaks, all of the anchor stores have left. But, there is the food court, Bath & Body Works are here(usually no lines no waiting). They have the Regency Vitamin Shop, and a few other stores like LensCrafters. I challenge you to take a chance and come to the food court for a Boba Drink from one of the kindest Asian man and his wife that I know(Boba Blends),Sakura and Mandarin Kitchen are Asian owned and the sister owns Sakura and the brother owns Mandarin Kitchen. The First Coast Cookies, I love dearly, Mr. Potato Spread, Funnel Cake Queen, & Island dream are in the food court too! The last three used to be food trucks and now in Brick and mortar. They might still have trucks too, not sure. Come give the mall a chance! Ernie and I enjoy walking in here as well, because it's air conditioned and inside walking is good for us!

This poor mall is struggling to stay alive. There's a JCPenney and Dillard's outlet as anchor…read morestores. Bath & Body works is there , next to a health food store. A $5 and under store sits in the corner. A few bodegas with cheap costume jewelry can be seen as well. I know JSO has an outpost next to Penney's ( go blue!) , and a boba tea place and pizza place can be found in the food court. It's just too sad to watch the "malls of my childhood " die....

It's Nice. Friendly workers, Service quality was Ok. The Selections were Awesome and the Value was…read moreCheap but a Bit Pricey

Decided to try this shopping area as it's a little closer to home than my typical drives to…read moreSouthside or other areas further from downtown Jax. Both HomeGoods and Burlington were terrible. HomeGoods was messy and sad. Burlington had rows and rows of near empty shelves everywhere but in the clothing sections. Won't come up this way for home goods again

Five Points is a cool collection of restaurants, bars, and shops and a popular spot to gather for…read morethose in the Jacksonville, Florida area. The name comes from it is where five roads intersect. It is a hip enclave that draws an eclectic collection of people. It is a great destination if you are in the Jacksonville, Florida area. I love these cool enclaves that give a city a personality. We need these neighborhoods where people can gather and just chill and meld together to be what is beyond a bunch of people, they become a community. Five Points is a cool enclave and I would definitely recommend heading here.

I love Five Points. I love to park and check out different businesses in the area. Most of them…read moreopen at 10am or 11am. The dispensaries opens at 9 am, not sure what time the coffee shop opens. One reason for minus one star is sadly the homeless people that live and sleep in the area. Second reason is the Landlords raising the rent so high, they've lost about the 1/4 of tenants. How sad and tragic. The biggest loss is Bogers Shoes and Mixed Fillings Pie Shop. Pros:cars let pedestrians cross at the crosswalk. Great stores on the strip. Cons:Homelessness and Landlord disputes with former tenants. Parking can be difficult. Recommend:yes

It's not a secret that this is one of the best few blocks at the beaches. Whatever your heart…read moredesires you can find at, in and within walking distance to the Beaches Town Center. Breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner. Coffee, bars, desserts, and other sweets. Healthy eats, shopping, and the beach. You'll have easy access to so many options. The biggest challenge is deciding where to go. The second is the parking. There are paid spots across several blocks, and some restaurants have valet. Definitely one of my most favorite areas.

This is a great place to do a restaurant and bar crawl! Ernie and I come here to park and walk on…read morethe beach at night. They have top dollar and bottom dollar hotels here in the area. Ragtime always has a band on Fri/Sat and is a lot of fun. Pack em in like sardines! They have a small dance floor. I love Whit's ice cream, Hawkers, North Beach and Joseph's Pizza that is doggie friendly. Don't forget to visit the Famous Pete's Bar and the Lemon Bar also. They also have a few stores to shop in as well. Have fun and be safe.

Thrilled that after over 25 years of shopping at the Avenues it still is bustling! The service we…read morereceived in all retail stores we visited was top notch. The selection and value were on point as the mix of stores is still smart unlike many other indoor malls. The food court was busy and consisted of a variety of food spots that could satisfy the picky eater.

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.

My husband and I love Tinseltown and were curious when they began building on the South-Western…read moreside or the parking lot in front of the Cinemark Theater. One of the first businesses to catch our eye was the Insomnia Cookies! Soupa Noodle Bar anchored the Northern end of the plaza and Class UFC Gym is at the South end. In between is an assortment of businesses including Senor Loco Taco, Kazu Sushi Burrito, Niore Nail Bar and Pizza Hut. We were just reading an article about Pizza Hut closing a bunch of locations- I wonder if this one will survive the cut. Because this little plaza was built in a large parking lot in front of the movie theater- there is an abundance of parking. There is some cross cutting traffic because of the location.... I may be guilty of that myself- especially right now with the movie theater closed. This little plaza packs a punch with food- and is a good addition the the Tinseltown area. Enjoy and careful of traffic in the lot.

I pop into this shopping center- on average- 3x a week. It is a couple blocks from my job & also in…read moreroute when I am going to my in-laws. It has 3 ways in and out of the plaza- the Southern most entrance/exit is a right turn only onto Hodges. The middle entrance/exit allows for both right & left turns inbound and outbound for Hodges. The North entrance/exit allows for both directions onto Sutton Park Dr- you can then access a traffic light to go on Hodges. The Northern exit can get backed up with traffic trying to exit left- especially in the mornings when school is in session. The plaza has a Publix as the anchor store, Tropical Smoothie Cafe, Peterbrooke, One Stop Liquor, China Wok, Mac+PC Tech Pro, Butler Animal Clinic, Florida Medical Hearing Center, Massage Green Spa, Hodges Dry Cleaners, Hair Cuttery, Brightway Insurance, Oh La La Nails & Spa, Dentist, Volcano Sushi House & Marco's Pizza. Free standing businesses throughout the plaza include: Starbucks- with a drive thru, Daily's Gas Station, Walgreens, Burger King & Wells Fargo Bank. I frequent Publix & Daily's Gas Station and various other businesses on occasion. There is plenty of parking, it's easy to navigate the parking lot and usually it's easy getting in and out of the plaza. This is my "run errands" shopping center- quick pick up for meals or to tank up.

This is a decent strip mall that has a Publix as its anchor store. It is well maintained and there…read moreis plenty of parking. It is also conveniently located on Hodges Avenue and not far off of the highway.

Several restaurants, a Fresh Markey and a few other stores make this an appealing shopping plaza…read morethat is well-maintained and well lit. I came here originally for the Fresh Market, but also grabbed a burger at BurgerFi. This is a good shopping plaza.

Plenty of good restaurants, a very nice grocery store and several other businesses sprinkled in…read morebetween. What more could you ask for in the heart of an up-and-coming neighborhood like Brooklyn? I live just behind The Brooklyn Station and I find myself here nearly every day. Regency centers owns this shopping plaza and they do a nice job of keeping it maintained and up to date. They are currently paining and doing some stucco work to keep things nice and fresh. There is plenty of parking and although it gets very busy at lunchtime it's pretty easy to maneuver your way through it (just watch for pedestrians!) Rumor has it the JTA Skyway is working on plans to expand its way into the Brooklyn area (first expansion in 25+ years) and I believe this will do wonders for these local businesses when they finally are connected to Downtown & Lavilla.