I love the Wynnewood shopping and community, high praises to the property owner for making it what…read moreit is and the choice of merchants that you allow to operate business there. It's a safe, beautiful and wonderful place to conveniently shop with your family as well as dining without having to drive a long distance if you live in Oak Cliff. The center has a taste of everything that you may need right in your neighborhood. As for the dumb negative comment of Jen T, if Wynnewood isn't your cup of tea please go spend your bucks elsewhere, Wynnewood will certainly survive without you and your negative comment. In the future if you can't say anything nice then don't say anything at all Jen T. Thank you Wynnewood, keep being great?

All I can say is ghetttttttttttoooooooooo. But if you are bored and stuck in the Cliff and want…read morefive dollars to go far, go here.

Feeling a little nostalgic, I decided to visit my old hood, and Big T Bazaar is still very much a…read morestaple. This is truly a one-stop shop but let's level set expectations first. Think flea market or swap meet vibes. Once you walk through the doors, you'll find the latest sneakers, jewelry, perfumes and oils, trending fashions, and recognizable brands. Also worth noting: none of it is real. Prices are more of a suggestion and are absolutely negotiable. You can get a haircut or braids while upgrading your car, then grab a plate of solid African cuisine on your way out. On this visit, my daughter had some grills made, and of course I had to get my pizza. Combo meal - Two slices and a canned drink. Still the same after all these years - piping hot, extra cheesy, greasy in the best way, and so good. The people and staff are incredibly friendly. I almost lost my voice from stopping so often to say, "Hello, I'm fine, how are you?" "Hey! I'm good and you" "Hi! Hello!". Big T Bazaar will always be the spot for me.

Been hearing about this place for years but never got around to going until yesterday. I met a…read morefriend there and they showed me around. This is similar to a swap meet on the west coast. I was looking for a cute purse, 90% of the stores were all sneakers. Mainly all men's shoes, they didn't have any sizes for my 2 year old baby. The purses were all horrible knockoffs. All the clothes were fashion nova esque but way overpriced 40-50 for the most basic dresses and jeans, might as shop on SHEIN for the Same exact outfits! Everyone talks about the pizza being so good so I had to try it, that was a let down too it was nothing special, it may as well have been little ceasers, it wasn't a bad price though. Overall I wasn't impressed by anything here and I definitely won't be back, I wasted almost 40 minutes and my gas driving all the way over there.

I shop here often and it's a great outside mall with fun activities for kids and great shopping. I…read morereally like the little outdoor waterpark for the kids. I also appreciate that there are options when you need to buy something that's casual or if you need to have a nice black dress for a night out. There are several stores to choose from And let's not forget. It's always nice to have a quick snack and they're plenty of options.

Our server and bartender in the Whiskey Room, Sade, was amazing. The Bananas Foster Old Fashioned…read morewas amazing. It was smooth and rich, delicious for even a light weight drinker like myself. Her food recommendations were spot on and to top it off, she remembered all of our names. She was professional and spot on everything. The experience was 10/10. Thanks for making our experience AWESOME!!

This felt like the Portland of Dallas…read more Since everyone else is going to talk about the funky, eclectic, communal and hippie vibe, and the 60 independent businesses, I will mention some history: 1. The neighborhood was nicknamed "The Devil's Back Porch" back in the 1920s. I hope that was not a reference to his butt. 2. This was one of the busiest streetcar stops in all of Dallas in the 1930s, which is the reason the shops are close together. 3. The restaurant Paradiso is L shaped because it was built around century-old trees. 4. Bonnie (of Bonnie and Clyde) worked as a waitress in this area before her crime spree began. Rumor has it she needed money to afford the $8 slices of pie at Emporium Pies. Only three things sucked: 1) Parking is difficult on weekends. 2) Cops are everywhere, so don't jaywalk. 3) The people with clipboards asking you to donate to blue whale abortions or whatever are aggressive.

My friend and I came here for the Bishop Arts Bazaar which was a lot of fun on a toasty fall day…read more They have retail parking available that's less than three minutes away walking distance. There was live music, food trucks and plenty of vendors. They had a couple of older model cars on display which was cool. When we entered the bazaar there was a lady there to welcome us to the event which was nice. I enjoyed a refreshing drink at a food truck and got street style tacos from another vendor. The live music was upbeat and complimented the event. We were able to walk around and explore a majority of the vendors. I ended up buying a couple of things from the vendor. The bishop arts bazaar occurs in the fall once a month on Sunday. Attending the bazaar was a lovely way to spend the Sunday afternoon.

please do not go to this horrible establishment. i came to return pants with my receipt with…read moreDahlia, an employee. she spoke in Spanish is to Mary when she thought I could not understand. then Mary says she has to watch the cameras to make sure I got my pants from there when the receipt clearly states this is the location I got the pants from. Racist and discriminatory. will absolute be reporting to BBB. WOULD NEVER ENTER THIS POOR PLACE AGAIN

I wanted to try on one pair of dress pants and the fitting room attendant told me I needed a hanger…read morefor the pant. I saw empty pant hangers behind her so I asked her if I could use one of the hangers behind her and she smirked and said no. I just put the pants down and walked away because that was ridiculous. Please train her on proper customer service. I even cut myself on a sensor that was loose while looking for a top. Overall horrible experience.

This happens to be one of my all-time favorite outdoor malls.... it's a lovely atmosphere & really…read moregood for a family outing. If you would just like to walk around Peak in some stores and grab a bite to eat this will also serve you well..Papaya, Victoria Secret, H&M, Forever 21, and Wet Seal are my normal stop in shops..... it would actually be the perfect place if they have my Nordstrom's there! Also parents there is a cute park area for kids that contains a small fun water play activity for the little ones.....so geaux getchusum :)

The place seems to be non-existent to be honest. The entirety of the location is so bland and…read moredisinteresting. I kept putting this in my Apple Maps, confusing it with the much more homy and brightened Hill Village Shopping Center. Don't know what this place is supposed to be. Looks rundown.

My service today was actually good, considering that I used self checkout. However, my concern is…read morethis restroom. I usually dont use public restrooms and this is exactly why. It was not clean and hadnt been cleaned since this morning, at least according to the chart on the door. This just screams germs everywhere and lack of how the employees respect their workplace. Attaching photos because something needs to be done. ASAP!!!

I found myself in need of a pleasant shopping experience so, I went to my nearest Target. I did not…read morefind it very peaceful there. For one thing there were prices which were not correct. They were reduced on the shelf and inflated in the computer system they use. There were three items that I bought that I noticed there was an increase in cost. The first was a bag of potatoes (russet). Advertised on the shelf to be $2.99 but were $3.59. Second, Folgers coffee labeled to cost $11.52 but actually rang up to cost $12.39. Third, Sugar in the raw labeled as a rewards value to be $3.69 but cost was $4.69. Although the difference is less than $3.00 at $2.47 this small amount over the coarse of shopping experiences will add up to a lot of money being stolen out of my pocket and others who live on a tight budget. I used my rewards telephone number to see if that made a difference in the total bill. Sadly it did not. I could have asked the staff to make an adjustment however that would have taken time at an already Self-checkout lane! (We who use self checkout should have an automatic savings of say conservatively 10% off the total bill just because we are doing the work) saving the company money to hire an employee whether with benefits are not. The hourly employee is the target in which is being squeezed out of a real working wage to support a family with. At least with more of incentive for customers to patronize a store there could be room for growth in negotiating a high wage for those who depend on a second income. This particular store had a lot of empty shelves that needed to either be restocked or new inventory had not arrived yet. I did see order takers around the store filling those internet orders. There were a couple of lanes open with checkers available after I got in the self checkout out lane. There were no lights on indicating the lanes were open. I checked myself out at 8:59 pm on a Tuesday. Advice check the advertised sticker price against the computers price input! I remember that a grocery store would give an incorrect priced item free to a customer if it was inaccurate. I guess there is nothing stopping a huge big box store from cheating customers out of their hard earned money!!! Target I see you!!! I will be on the look out for your shenanigans in the future.

I drive past this place daily but today was my first time entering the establishment; and I have…read morelived in Desoto for years. I'm sad that it took me so long to visit. This place is truly a hidden treasure. There are shops, restaurants, hair studios, paint-n-sip studios, etc. inside. Something there for everyone. And I love that the entire establishment was immaculate; even the restrooms. We tried the street tacos from Big Tex Tamales for lunch and got cookies and dessert bars from Delightful Sweets after. DELISH!!!!!!! Can't wait to come back and try some other restaurants. According to the other patrons, there is a Thai restaurant inside that is amazing. And there is also a place that sells oxtails on the weekend that is also phenomenal. There is even a vegan restaurant will beautiful looking meals. Can't wait to come back for more. Come out and shop local.

Great place to shop, eat, or run a business! The food is so good and has been reviewed by Mr…read more Chimetime, and also visited by Keith Lee!! Pull up!!

On a Saturday @ exactly 1pm I am walking happily to the door, wanted to check out some heels and…read moreother things. I see a crowd beginning to gather by the front door outside, they are unable to get in!? Im like uhhh, and a security at the door finally comes out and says they are closing in two hours and then closes the door...soo i guess because they will be closing @ 3pm no more can enter. Just a heads up for anyone arriving two hours before the security guards self made store closing hours, because mind you they close @ 11pm on Saturdays.

Cashiers very slow long lines and always in bad mood! Love…read moreto shop at these stores but this location is just not the best!