This shopping center is probably one of the best in Brandon it's been newly renovated and it has…read moreprobably everything you'll ever need.

From the owner: A Regency Centers Place. Featuring your favorite mix of shopping, dining, and personal services in…read moreBrandon!

No idea when they changed the name to Brandon Exchange. It's been a year I have been here so maybe…read morein that time span. Someone shed some light for me on that name change. Came here bc it was a record low temp outside and we needed to walk our furbaby inside. This is a good place for it and it's dog friendly inside and there were a few dogs walking with their family. Everyone needs to stay warm ya know. Now coming in here, we park at Dillards, and I get the Wonder Years Vibes. Remember that show from back in the day with Fred Savage & Danica McKeller - Kevin and Winnie Cooper I believe. It's the faded periwinkle green carpeting that makes it so back in the day. It has that feel to it, but I know I've seen even more throw back malls. Happy that we can walk inside here with no issues. I don't come here often at all, and I just walk around. They have stores like Apple, Lush, Dicks, Macy's, Blind Tiger Coffee. I really can't remember many, but they had a cool area by Apple with photo OPPs. Kids were having fun playing on the swings. It wasn't a playground just currently a beach looking type set up that was super cute, & Cherry blossom trees on the other side of it That definitely stood out to me. Definitely not a fave mall for me, but nice that it's not too far and it's inside when the weather is extreme.

I came into the mall yesterday to go to Bath and body Works and to my surprise the Christmas tree…read morefor the Santa Claus experience is already up and all the decorations are there. I love this layout. It is so cute for the holidays. Now the mall wasn't too busy on a Monday afternoon I was able to get what I needed at Bath and body Works.

Old Navy, TJ Maxx, Michael's, Five Below, Homesense, Barnes & Noble, Bath & Body Works, so many…read moreother stores-restaurants, too-and within walking distance of the AMC theater. This shopping area has everything-appealing to all ages and price points. It's close to Ashley furniture. Red Lobster, Olive Garden, Starbucks, Zen Dumpling. And I'm just scratching the service. It's so great to have all of this in one spot. I like the new murals, which were added when they repainted recently. You'll need patience in the parking lot. It's huge-but super busy... so many cars, so many pedestrians. You've gotta keep your head on a swivel. And it can be challenging to get in or out. But that doesn't keep me away. I just come rested and fed. Come check it out!

I went to fantastic Sam's today my stylist Lilly did a shampoo and highlights. It look so light…read moreand healthy. Will be coming back soon.

I love finding deal on luxury items that are at my price point. It allows me to buy what I want…read morewithout breaking the bank. Nice selection, just allow yourself time to look through inventory.

NORDSTROM RACK From…read morethe scattered reviews I read, I decided to stop at Nordstrom Rack. I was only three miles from their Brandon store and in need of a few men's shirts and dress pants. I was aware that Nordstrom Rack is the off-price retail division of the luxury department store chain, Nordstrom. I went there not expecting Walmart or other merchants prices. I found the men's shirts and pants racks and found several items that were the color and size I was looking for. A shirt that listed at $198.98 was on sale reduced 68% to a mere $74.96. It was a regular long sleeve shirt by Polo, Ralph Lauren. With all due respect to India where the shirt was made, I wondered what costly threads were used to make such a pricey shirt. The same was true of the pants and several other items. Mind you that these items in the off price store were on yet another discounted clearance rack in the store. Nordstrom may want to rethink their sales techniques at their chain of stores before people start realizing it's not a really an off price store.

My time at Hyde Park Village was essentially an elite level window shopping experience with my…read moremother, and honestly, I would not trade that day for anything. She was with me for my hair appointment, so we turned the whole thing into a full blown mother daughter day, which made it special regardless of what we did or did not buy. Hyde Park Village is absolutely perfect for strolling, wandering, lingering, and people watching because if you want to observe how the well heeled set moves through life, this is your front row seat. You will see retirees with serious jewelry sitting at cafés for hours, young professionals dressed like they have brand partnerships, and valet attendants casually opening doors to cars that cost more than some people's homes. It is fascinating in the best way. As for shopping, I will say this with humor and humility, it is way outside of my budget. I can admire the displays, appreciate the tailoring, and mentally style outfits I am not purchasing, but when I look at the price tags I am reminded that I am there for the ambiance and not the transactions. That does not make the experience any less enjoyable because there is something wonderful about walking through a beautifully curated space without the pressure to buy. For me, Hyde Park Village works as a place to enjoy a gorgeous Florida day, grab a bite, observe the scene, and spend quality time with my mother, which is what truly mattered. I may not have left with shopping bags swinging from my arm, but I left with a memory of a really lovely day, and sometimes that is the better purchase anyway.

Hyde Park is about a mile and a half away from downtown Tampa and we were excited to get a walk in…read moreto go explore. My first Impressions was that it reminds me of a mini Rodeo Drive. Cute little shopping area with name brands as well as local shops. There are a few restaurants to pick from as well. A fun way to spend a few hours if you have time to kill in Tampa.

Definitely a cool shopping plaza with a stronger emphasis on dining and drinking than retail. I am…read morenot saying that this is a bad thing. In fact, I am digging this business model. I would definitely recommend a visit here.

The Village at Causeway, formerly "Village Inn" is a very nice quiet casual restaurant located in…read morethe busy Brandon area serving traditional breakfast, lunch and dinners with extended hours. It's an older casual style restaurant with comfy booths offering some privacy and attentive table service. The restaurant is impeccably maintained, and my breakfast with coffee was excellent with very generous portions. If you are interested in a nice quiet restaurant to have conversations with good food at just about anytime of the day, good service, and very clean, then, this is it for you. Prices are reasonable. Bring a big appetite because portions are very generous.

Visiting Tampa for the weekend and saw this "mall" was near our hotel so we decided to check it…read moreout. Complete waste of time honestly. The mall smelled horrible, we actually had to hold our breath. No stores open it's honestly felt abandoned and run down.

nothing out of the ordinary for a mall. restaurants are the biggest pull. lots of over rated high…read moreend stores for people over the poor class. biggest drag for me is that they open so late in the day and close so early. im a morning person and a night person not a mid day person so this def is not for me but I do like the occasional jaunt around to see what's new and grab a bite to eat somewhere but in the way of fun and environment there isn't really much... it's just a place with a bunch of stores for people to come in and give away their money for impractical garbage

I enjoy browsing homegoods on the regular. I let it speak to me. The selection is random but good…read more It's conveniently located to bonefish and they have a wide selection of home items. I love to stop in when I see one.

I always find amazing things here. My home decor DIY creative juices are flowing significantly. I…read morefound a huge clay pot and I intend to use it at the base for a table. Paintings, storage, candles home necessities, rugs. There's really an overwhelming amount of options. I bought a 10 foot mirror that I foolishly thought I could fit in my Malibu (lol) and they put it on hold for me so that I could come back the next day with a truck. You're liable to pick up completely unnecessary items that you weren't even thinking about, like this picnic basket. Ask me the last time I've been on a picnic LOL.

This store is great. It benefits a great cause and also has great merchandise. They get a lot of…read moretheir new stuff straight from target and Macy's. They are always getting new stuff in so it's fun to go frequently and take a look around. I've gotten a few things that were great deals. They also have used donated items.

From the owner: You never know what you're going to find here! We are a discount outlet center where you can…read morepurchase clothing, home goods, outdoor, sports and general merchandise. Want to save money? Find your discount holidays gifts! We have all of your favorite items for less or cheap! Inexpensive clothing and accessories, footwear, and more. We also have fabulous $0.99 clothing. Our prices are cheap, are clothing isn't!