Nice shopping center located in Kendall…read more With many coffee shops, restaurants, a couple of beauty and nil salons, and so much more. The parking here is great and I liked how clean this place is.

nice strip mall horrible management they rent out parking…read morespots for permanent food trucks each of them taking up to 4 spaces to park the trailers. making no legal the amount of available parking spaces for costumer of the actual business. They don't have any stroller parking spots code enforcement will be contact with a formal complaint about the lack of parking for the amount of square feet rented. try to contact them but no website available they need to fix this.

Easy to find anything, many signs. Helpful staff. Very…read moreclean. Fast and frequent trains. Senior citizens ride for free. Elevators, escalators and stairs. Relatively easy parking. You Can avoid the traffic jam going towards downtown.

This is review is for Targets in general. WHO IS THE GENIUS WHO DECIDED TO LIMIT SELF CHECK OUT TO…read more10 ITEMS?? Some people take 5 minutes for 2 items but you also have people that can check out 25 items in less than 5 minutes. Nothing logical about that decision, except that now, I'll buy less things at Target. #thanksforthesavings

Fantastic shopping mall it has everything I needed! And fantastic prices and great food right…read moreacross the road from FIU :)

The Paradise Plaza Garage is located adjacent to the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami. The…read morearchitecture firm Leong Leong designed it and it features a striking façade made up of perforated metal panels that create a striking visual effect. This garage includes a rooftop terrace, which offers stunning views of the city.

Paradise Plaza is the northern anchor of the Miami Design District. Like all of the open plazas in…read morethe Design District it is an artistic, open space with high end shops, galleries, and restaurants. On the west face of Paradise Plaza there are two dining terraces by FreelandBuck. This area includes a mid-block courtyard stitched together multiple building facades, canopies, and circulation elements into a stack of 9 equal volumes. Businesses in Paradise Plaza include Boheme, Alchemist, Tesla, Gucci, Off-White, Creed, Dupuis, Poliform, Frohzen, Le Jardinier, and Opera Gallery. Along with the businesses Paradise Plaza has seating, water features, a popup frozen treat truck, and public art. Like many other areas in the Design District, Paradise Plaza can be rented for private events. The 7,800 space indoor and outdoor space can be arranged for any occasion. It also has its own parking, the Paradise Plaza Garage. Paradise Plaza is a beautifully designed space that showcases innovative art while making the most of Miami's beautiful weather and tropical greenery.

The mall is pretty much clean and secure, there is always security guard drives around and check. I…read morehave been living in this area more than 15 years. Some decent restaurants, shopping and fitness are available in this area as well, plenty of parking space.

I love this shopping center so much because of all the many stores they have here…read more They have a great variety of restaurants and that's why I love this shopping center the most. From Chinese to Indian to Arabic even bakeries and a French cafe. The parking space it's OK.

Great location and very accesible parking. Good restaurants and beauty salons, barber shops,…read moremassage, lash extensions, bakery, etc. etc. Good to visit; have a little big of everything in one place.

Palm Court is a pedestrian mall in the Miami Design District. It was designed by Japanese architect…read moreSou Fujimoto and Aranda/Lasch and it takes its name from the 50 palm trees surrounding a 7,000 square foot plaza that is an event space used for private functions, fashion shows, and music events. Influenced by Miami's unpredictable weather and sudden rain stores, Fujimoto created two levels of shops that all face the plaza. Long thin sections of blue glass were attached vertically to the facade around the store fronts and they are intended to evoke the image of rain. The glass also creates a kind of curtain that partially encloses the corridors in front of the stores on both floors which Fujimoto calls "small streets". About the design Fujimoto said ""My inspiration was the strong sunshine and the rainfall showers, and to try to integrate them together to create these kind of crystallized showers of sunlight. This is the first for me to use glass not as a window, but more like a half-object to create the architectural space and the first time for me to use color as well." Fujimoto ususally works in white but after visiting Miami he thought that blue would be a more cooling color. The shops lining the courtyard are the type high end designer stores I could never afford selling expensive jewelry and watches. Fendi has a store here as does Pucci, Bvlgari and Piaget. While I don't buy it is still fun to people watch and window shop. If you are looking for food or a drink you can visit the MIA Market, Itamae, Baccarat Boutique BBar & Lounge, and Madlab Creamery. There are also carts and tables set up everywhere selling alcoholic beverages and treats. There is a very nice public restroom next to Baccarat. What I love most about Palm Court however is the art. In the center of the court is geodesic done called Buckminster Fuller's Fly Eye Dome. If you park in the garage you come up through the dome into Palm Court. On the second floor is a giant bust of Modernist architect Le Corbusier who uses the ground as his drawing board. My favorite place to relax In Palm Court is in the web of hanging chairs by German designer Konstantin Grcic that are in front of the MIA Market. Palm Court is an innovative and eye catching destination in the Design District where art, food, architecture, and fashion all come together under Miami's sweltering skies.

An incredible shopping area with almost every high watch store plus other high end stores. Louis…read moreVuitton, Hermes, and others. They have the fantastic St Roch Market, a food hall and Estefan Kitchen. Some great public art including the iconic geodesic dome designed by renowned architect and inventor, Buckminster Fuller.

I like this shopping center because it has a good size opened parking lot and stores like Ulta,…read moreDSW, Pet shop, Bed Bath and Beyond, a frame store, a place to rent tuxedos and dresses. Also, restaurants like Macaroni Grill, Bocas, Dennys, Chili's and more. The best thing about this shopping center is the location since it's right there on the South bound Florida Turnpike's exit which makes it extremely convenient. Me gusta este centro comercial porque tiene un estacionamiento de buen tamaño, abierto y tiendas como Ulta, DSW, tienda de mascotas, Bed Bath & Beyond, una tienda de marco, un lugar para alquilar tuxedos y vestidos. También, restaurantes como Macaroni Grill, Bocas, Dennys, Chili's y más. Lo mejor de este centro comercial es la ubicación ya que está justo allí en la salida de South Turnpike que lo hace extremadamente conveniente.

This really is an awkwardly situated shopping center cornered by the Turnpike…read more Traffic backs up on the left most turning lane of Kendall Drive onto SW 122nd Avenue (which is actually 124th avenue on the North side of Kendall Drive) since this is the main entrance into this shopping center. It's the worst between 4 and 5pm when most are getting home from work. Once inside, there is only one lane in and one lane out. The grounds themselves aren't nicely landscaped and there isn't any shade in the parking lot making for a very hot car when you return! They've recently added a few crosswalks but only by Einsteins/AT&T. This is most likely due to the limited parking spots available right outside the area with Einstein Bros Bagels requiring many to park on the other side of Macaroni Grill or over by DSW and make the somewhat dangerous to walk over. Towards the dead end of the center is Chili's restaurant and a Sports Authority -which I honestly always forget is there. Businesses here include: DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse, Bed Bath & Beyond Ulta, Petco, The Sports Authority (Going out of business) Eateries here include; Einsteins Bros. Bagels, Rockfish Grill, Denny's, Chili's, Romano's Macaroni Grill, Nothing Bundt Cakes. Right now this is a "Just alright" shopping center with many flaws and inconveniences. If the entrance were improved, some trees planted and additional pedestrian crosswalks put in, it would certainly help.