Great boutique, people are soo friendly and the pieces that they sell are unique and in style!…read moreDefinitely recommend to women that want to dress with style

Stopped in here as we were walking and so glad I did. I bought the New York Times Square Bagghy…read moreand absolutely love it!! I was searching for a new purse and you can't go wrong in this store. I just couldnt make up my mind. Sepia , in color, yellow so many to choose from.

These handbags are amazing I love all of them wait until you see these handbags in person you will…read morefall in LOVE Bagghy is the new fresh look we have all been waiting for !!!

I really wish I liked MIA Jewelry... the place looks great, like a cute upscale-looking jewelry…read moreboutique. They also have a lot of nice, trendy pieces and the sales people are very attentive and helpful. They even go the extra mile of placing your purchase in an adorable little gift box with the MIA logo on it. But even all those great things about its exterior will not allow me to give this place a good review due to one horrid fact: the quality of their jewelry is terrible! At least that's been my experience with 3 out of 3 items purchased there. One of them was just sitting in my jewelry box for a week and it started to turn green. Their jewelry is comparable to the quality of Forever 21 jewelry but without the ultra-cheap price, so sad.

For gorgeous, glam and wallet-friendly jewelry my go-to accessories boutique is Mia Jewelry. I…read morepopped into their Alton Road location today and scooped up an edgy Skull Ring with Druzy stones, hamsah bracelet AND aqua teardrops earrings for under $200. Talk about bang for your buck! I also like the vibe at Mia. The boutique is teeming with eye candy -- from Alexis Bittar Lucite earrings to bohemian bangles to even men's gems. Both the Alton Road and Aventura door are meticulously merchandised in a come-look-at-me manner. And I just caught wind that the store launched an e-commerce, site at www.miajewels.com. The latter notion could be disasterous for my nighttime online shopping benders....

Randomly walked by one day and the two-floored store is beautiful. They have so many home decor…read morepieces and ideas for gifts and what not. They were super helpful in there too. I didn't buy anything because I was traveling and going to the beach that day, but everything would've made great gifts for everyone too. It actually would've been nice to figure out a new bedding situation for me when I was there but I was going to the beach and had to run. I noticed they didn't have anyone on their yelp page and decided to write them a review because of how great they were in there. Looking forward to coming back.

From the owner: Since 1996, Lakeview Home has been Miami's premier destination for exquisite home accessories and…read moregifts. Our showroom features a world-class selection, renowned for enhancing the ambiance of homes, yachts, and aircraft with luxury and style. We're committed to personalized service, crafting spaces that reflect our clients' aspirations for beauty and functional elegance. Join us to transform your environment with our distinctive collections.

Wow! This place is fancy! My partner was determined to come look at this mall before we went back…read morehome. She got me with the fact that they allow pets! I was hesitant, but once me and Teddy, my dog, got inside. We came across several other pet owners. That's pretty cool! Teddy and I walked the length of the mall while my partner did her shopping. This is one of those high-end malls! But they also had some very good food vendors in the hallways where I got the majority of my snacks and I even got some snacks for Teddy. I was hoping the cute little dog park on the outside would be available to us, but it didn't open until 2:00 p.m. And we were at the mall fairly early. It was a great visit because most of the employees were dog friendly! I'll definitely have to make a trip back to this mall without a dog.

Aventura Mall will always have a special place in my heart…read more Growing up in Miami Beach we often would take the S bus down to Aventura and just hang out. Back then, the S Bus would drop you off at the entrance of the food court and the mall was just 2 floors but look at Aventura Mall now! Completely unrecognizable to the Mall I remember as a teen. Especially since it seems like the average stores I remember are gone and it's all Prada, Gucci, and luxe stores now, but I'm not gonna knock it too much as I took full advantage and stocked up on my Nespresso pods while I was here. At least they still have JC Penny's. I was able to find a Miami Hurricanes shirt to bring back to my dad as a gift. They also have a Joe and the Juice store which I always stop by when I'm here and get a green tonic from them. I have to admit; I like how they revamped the food court so that its modern and has a wide variety of options. They even have a ramen kiosk! We also stopped by the new Eataly store, how can you not right? We didn't eat anything there, but I took advantage and bought some items they had priced on sale. In all honesty, I could see myself coming to Aventura often if I still lived in South Florida. I've always it made it a point to come here when I do visit and will probably continue to do so in the future.

Bought a really nice bathing suit for my wife and kids. My wife loves it. Great company and…read morefriendly staff. Daniel was awesome to work with too. He knew detail about every item

Went on to grab a suit! You never just grab a suit! But there was such a selection I was actually…read moreundecided between 3! And 2 were on sale! Every style imaginable! The sales lady seemed honest and was very helpful! Such a pretty store! I will be going back!

I am writing to you today with a mix of sadness and utter astonishment to leave a formal record of…read morea highly distressing incident that occurred at your Aventura Mall store in Florida. Today, June 6, 2026, at approximately 2:45 p.m., I visited your store with the intention of purchasing a new Blancpain X Swatch watch. Additionally, I brought along an older Swatch watch that I have owned for many years. I am a passionate watch enthusiast and collector; my personal collection ranges from Swatch to luxury brands such as Bell & Ross, Cartier, Panerai, and Rolex. The Swatch watch in question was a gift I bought for my son years ago, aiming to inspire his own love for horology. The watch needed a new strap, so I asked the sales associate if he had a replacement. He informed me they did not have the exact match but offered to try a similar one. To do this, he removed the spring bar. Unfortunately, the alternative strap did not fit. When he attempted to put the watch back together as it originally was, he used improper technique and bent the spring bar. My complaint is not primarily about the associate's mistake. I understand that accidents can happen to personnel who may lack proper training. In fact, he attempted to push the pin against the wall right in front of me, and the misplaced force inevitably bent it. While it is frustrating that the store did not carry a spare part to fix what they had just broken--leaving my watch in worse condition than when I arrived--the associate at least felt remorseful and even offered to pay for it out of his own pocket. The real issue, and the reason for my profound indignation, was the unacceptable behavior of the store manager. When I calmly brought the damage to her attention, her response was to shout at me and threaten me, simply because I was pointing out that they had damaged my property. As a long-time customer, I find this completely shocking for three main reasons: Lack of Training: A Swatch store should not employ staff who lack the basic technical training to handle minor watch repairs safely. Lack of Resources: The store did not have basic spare parts to immediately resolve damage caused by their own employee's poor practices. Abuse from Management: The most unacceptable part of this experience was being subjected to a manager who was rude, discourteous, and threatening toward me, the aggrieved customer. Faced with this hostile environment, I chose to take my damaged watch and leave. I did not feel safe or well-treated, and I am not accustomed to engaging in low-class, confrontational arguments. It is deeply disappointing that, as a loyal customer of many years, a single critical interaction like this can completely ruin a lifetime brand experience.

It's an okay shop but incredibly tiny and limited. They don't carry the AP collab. Just go to…read moreLincoln location if you want the new stuff.

The worst service ever Thy Seal Dirty clothes and not We found no return and the owner are very…read moreNasty to the client Her employers

this is the worst place to order from online I ordered two dresses for approximately $728 and…read morewanted to wear them to the fight and never received the dresses I have called emailed and tried to talk to people through messenger. Do not order anything from them they are crooks and they have not refunded me nor have I received the product. This is been since February 2020.DO NOT ORDER!

Garage is another clothing store for women. Located on the 2nd floor next to American Eagle by the…read moreJC Penney side. This place reminds me of Forever 21 or Charlotte Russe type of spot. Some of the clothing here is like, "Really, you can wear that?!?" kind of vibes. Lol. But aside from the more crazy styles, they keep it simple with crop tops, tank tops, tees, dresses, jeans, sweatshirts, accessories, hats, and jewelry. Some of the tees are actually cute and funny. I saw one I would have gotten if it wasn't a cropped top and it said, "Not Today"! Lol. I ended up getting the NY red hat this time around even though we were shopping for my teenage daughter. I wouldn't normally spend this much on a hat but honestly, I really loved the vibrant red. Red is my favorite color, especially this shade of red. Pac Sun across the way had the same hat in a maroon color and on sale but I opted to pay full price for the beautiful red hat at Garage. Lordy!

One poorly managed store can damage the reputation of the entire brand. Customers don't separate…read moreone location from another they associate their experience with Alo as a whole. Experiences like this create doubt and make loyal customers reconsider where they spend their money. I am a long-time, loyal Alo customer, which is why this experience at the Aventura location is so disappointing. I've shopped at other Alo stores like Merrick Park and the Design District, and the customer service there is excellent and aligns with the brand's premium image. Unfortunately, the Aventura location does not meet that standard at all. I originally purchased the red Accolade set online, but sizing varies across colors. I own multiple sets in medium and large that fit similarly, so I ordered a large in red but it arrived extremely oversized. When I went to exchange it, I was told the red collection had already been sent back on March 12, so I couldn't exchange for the same item. I then exchanged for the Airbrush Sparks Fly Corset Onesie (size small), assuming it would fit like other Alo onesies I own. It did not--the chest area runs much smaller--so I had to return it. I had used a $25 Alo coupon on my original purchase, and that credit carried over to my new purchase. When I came to the Aventura location to exchange the onesie for the Serenity Oatmeal set, I simply asked if the $25 could be applied so I wouldn't lose the benefit. My purchase was going to be over $500 (set, socks, hat), so this was a reasonable request. Instead, I received extremely poor customer service from both the manager, Alondra, and the general manager, Kenny. Alondra was dismissive, passive-aggressive, and spoke in a condescending tone. She made false claims about my account, stating I had multiple returns and referencing issues with lost packages none of which is true. I had just made that purchase in-store at Merrick Park with no issues, so this information was inaccurate and concerning. When I asked to speak with the general manager, Kenny, the situation did not improve. He displayed the same attitude and made no effort to resolve the issue or even acknowledge the misinformation stated by the first manager .There was no professionalism, no accountability, and no attempt to provide a solution. Because of how I was treated, I chose not to complete my $500+ purchase and left the store. That sale was lost entirely due to management's behavior. After this experience, I reviewed other feedback for this location and saw similar complaints about poor customer service. This appears to be a pattern. For a brand that sells $100+ clothing and markets itself as premium, the customer experience at this location does not match the brand at all. Customers should not be spoken down to, dismissed, or misrepresented when spending their money. I will not return to the Aventura location, and this experience has made me seriously reconsider supporting the Alo brand moving forward.

The wife dragged me into this packed clothing store to find me a long sleeve hoodie. While most…read morehigh end clothing stores oddly dont have a men's section, this one did but was strategically positioned in a separate back room. A good variety of high quality garments at the $150.00 range, which is slightly out of my comfort zone but the wife insisted I find something nice. The staff member advised that most of the hoodies do not exceed the XL sizing which sadly rules out the opportunity to find one for me.