I grew up going to this mall and I'm glad to see that all the stores were occupied. Adults, kids,…read moreteenagers all there. like it was busy it was what you would think a mall supposed to be. Coming from Shreveport our malls are dead or not safe so it was really good to see everybody hanging out it's like it was the 90s again.

Excellent products and service. Julie is very knowledgable and very very helpful. Love shopping…read morehere and the selection of plants is the best!

Very clean Mall both janitors with glasses were so helpful & hospitable . I had to go in restroom ,…read moreI dropped my coffee accidentally on restroom counter top I believe it was a new janitor in training said it's okay I got it sir & asked if I was okay and started cleaning up the mess for me while the other shorter supervisor janitor cleaned the floor & tried to attend to me thinking I had burned my hands.Other janitors I seen before maybe close to a year & half ago were not as attentive as today and were never around and mall wasn't clean like this past year or so definitely will comeback.Thank you Janitors Ps I didn't get burnt

Playground by Dicks. We've been coming here for about 2 months to let our grandkids play. With all…read moreof the kids playing, it's so dirty. I don't know when or if they clean it. I've never seen anyone clean or disinfect the area at all. I wish someone would clean it for the children.

Pretty surprised by how nice it is on the inside. The exterior of the mall looks very bland and…read moreboring, but once you are inside it's very spacious and bright. I like that there are hardly any people (I know that can't be good for business) it means shorter lines and less of a hassle finding a place to park. Clean stores and friendly staff, can't really ask for more. PS I've been to Forever 21 in Chicago and this Forever 21 is just as nice. Good job

Typical mall. Nothing to fancy. I don't even really know what to write. I went to journeys kids and…read moreadults they both were great. I can't stress enough how nice everyone is here

I love this mall. It has a few good stores and some nice stuff inside. Great place to spend the…read moreweekend or an afternoon with the family. Me and my girlfriend come here all the time and go shopping or grad some food!!

Was a great mall years ago. I liked to walk the mall. Now it's so empty. I just hope someday we…read morewill have stores in the mall and it will be alive again.

Great facility & great location for the First Monday Trade Days! Plenty of indoor space in case it…read moregets too hot or rainy. Also plenty of restrooms, restaurants (or concession stands), & even ATMs. Wish there were more free parking, or at least where you could swipe a card to pay for it (it's the 21st century, for cryin' out loud!). One of the eat-in venues (Martha's) had great food (I had a baked potato with all the toppings except the bacon, which was the vegetarian-friendly version of it), but the register at the checkout was cash only. There wasn't much warning beforehand that it was cash only, & I wish we would've had more warning before getting in the long serving line.

It is a great facility except when the facility is open until 8 and the food court closed at 5 and…read morewe had to leave the grounds to go and eat.

Absolutely terrible eye sore of Nacogdoches. The city really needs to renovate and bring actual…read morestores in or tear down completely. Belk and Bath and Body Works are the only reasons to go. We need more options for Nacogdoches and the college for shopping and jobs. Losing income by everyone driving to Lufkin, Tyler or Shreveport.

This place is a "Mall" only because it is an all-but-empty hallway linking two department stores --…read morea Belk and a JC Penny. The "food court" consists of an independent corn-dog/hamburger place and an ice cream shop. Other than that and a Bath & Bodyworks, the "Mall" portion of the complex is empty. Ok, I take that back, there is a place that does hair weave/nails. I posted numerous photos of the inside to Yelp, just so you can see. I'm actually kind of surprised there is nothing in the mall, given that Nacogdoches is a "college town", and albeit students are generally considered "cash poor", a large percentage of the money they do have is considered disposable income. Anyhow, Lufkin Mall in Lufkin (30 minutes south) is MUCH better. It actually has national brand stores (Aeropostale, Hot Topic, American Eagle).