pretty big mall with good restaurants and stores for everyone. the decor and wall colors/paint…read morereminded me of europe. windows and greenery at the top. it was a nice touch. the light blue ceilings were nice too. there is a small food court in the center of the building. it had a piano where guests could play. also tables and benches. the mall was rather empty when i went. but the restaurants themselves were pretty busy. lots of italian restaurants and some dessert places inside too.

They had a lot of store and a bigger playground so my daughter can play but the only reason I…read moredidn't give five stars it's because the food didn't rlly taste well but some taste good

Midtown is such a cute place to grab a bite to eat or coffee/tea with friends. This past weekend, I…read morestopped by to grab a bubble tea at Midtown Boba and I stumbled upon the Sunshine Market at Midtown. Of course, I had to walk around to see all of the amazing vendors. The market takes place on the fourth Saturday of each month. There was live music, so many vendors selling gorgeous dresses, local produce, jewelry, and so much more. I fell in love with the cutest handmade seashell jewelry from the Shell + Stone's pop-up tent (she also runs a shop online). I ended up picking out a few rings, and the owner was actually running a 27% off sale for St. Pete's 727 Day. Stumbling upon this market was the perfect surprise to kickstart my Saturday morning. I love that parking is easy and accessible too. I definitely have some more exploring to do at Midtown, so I can't wait to stop by again soon.

Great selection of restaurants and services! Family friendly, great for groups, date nights, and…read moreeverything in between! You'll definitely get a decent value for your money! I usually hit up sunda, sal y mar, or Ben and Jerry's! They also have exotic car shows, and vendors markets, which are my favorites! Definitely check this spot out for fun stuff to do!

The "We Don't Do Sales" Mall…read more Yesterday was Mother Daughter Day and after not seeing my mother for over 30 days I wanted to give her a proper Tampa day. The bay, the walkways, some shopping, and a stop at Columbia Restaurant which honestly was not good. Then we went to International Plaza and Bay Street thinking we would do what we always do. Browse, hunt, and find something great on sale. That is how WE shop. We walked into Altar'd State and asked where the sale section was. We were told they do not do sales there. Not even a small rack in the back. .. thought maybe it's just that store Then we went into Dillard's and asked the same question. The woman looked us up and down like we had three heads and gave us the same answer. Finally I made the realization . . This mall is built for people who pay full price and do not question it. To be fair, it is beautiful. Clean, polished, very well put together. A strong mix of stores and a surprising number of high end brands. Completely different than what I expected and it threw me off my game. But there is no thrill here. No hunt. No digging. No moment where you find that one piece that makes the whole trip worth it. Have fun shopping at full price here. I am not one of those people. I do not pay full retail ever and I am not starting now. And I know plenty of wealthy people who can afford to pay full price and they will not do it either. They know better.

We stopped to visit Easter bunny at international Plaza and also to find a coffee shop that a…read morefriend recommended near Nordstrom. We definitely got some steps in walking around the mall. It's been a while since I've been here and they definitely have a wide variety of stores. We did stop by and see the Easter bunny. The staff was super nice. They were doing a little dances and keeping the kids entertained. Also, we did find the coffee shop called E bar near Nordstrom. Which was pretty good actually. For lunch, we did stop at the food court, but I wouldn't eat there again. The food was terrible at wok o holic. There is better food outside the food court.

Located in Trinity, this is the shopping plaza that you need to go to if you are in need of…read moreanything. There are anchor stores of Publix, Target, Ross, Marshalls and a Pier One. Lots of small specialty stores, including Hallmark, a liquor store, ColdStone creamery and others. The plaza also includes a lot of eateries, on the perimeter there is a Burger Fi, Steak n Shake, Chili's, Starbucks, Panera, Chick-fil-a. In the plaza its self you've got ZimZury, Craft Street kitchens, a Thai eatery, Christo's cafe and a few other ones just off the top of my head. The plaza is large, it has ample parking and lots to do. It's one of my favorite places to go.

Being new to Pasco County, on the West side I discovered a fairly large assortment of stores &…read morerestaurants. I had passed it many times on 54 & never noticed all of the shops nestled off the main road. It is not a mall, as it is not enclosed with indoor stores. Instead it is a huge L shaped stop center with a little of everything, including the only Target I have seen in New Port Richey. I went there to give my scheduled blood donation, to the big red bus & stayed to check out the shops & restaurants. Overall it was a win, win afternoon. What's a girl to do? Donate blood regularly & score on the new surroundings.

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.

Last night was a nice night for Xmas lighting in Hyde Park Village…read more I liked that it was not jammed packed and it was easy to walk through. People are walking around with their dogs and pretty happy here. This event took place from 5-8pm with the tree lighting at the end. We wish we saw the nutcracker ballet, but when we got there they were finishing up. We were able to get parking in one of the garages which they just opened up again when we got there. That made it way way easy since there was a good amount of parking inside. We were worried about the parking and it was fine. There was some vendors here and there but not too many. I wish we took pics by the vw van, but we didn't. They did have free ice cream from Oddfellows that we got. They sold mixed drinks and cotton candy and flowers and some food here and there like Birria Bros and The Mighty Fine. We didn't get any food and drinks while we were there. It was a nice relaxing night that made it even better with the Christmas lights and fresh air.

They chose the right name for this amazing local hub where community members can come together and…read moresupport businesses, with something for everyone. I love the number of families with young kids that hang out in the center grassy area, and wish we had somewhere like this when our kids were younger. Date night is easy here, dinner at Bella Brava, entertainment with Checkmate Escape Room or a candle making class at BDC Candle Bar, followed by drinks and dessert at The Blend for coffee and cocktails, Thirsty Buffalo Brewery, or gelato at Fede Amore. It's central to many Pasco neighborhoods with a great location right off the expressway and I highly recommend this as a meeting place for friends, coworkers, or just about anyone!

One of the best Plaza on Dale Mabry Hwy and in the Carrollwood/Tampa area. Plaza offer many…read moreshopping and service center. Tons of parking in the front and back for shoppers. Plenty of great restaurants in the plaza. The Nail Salon in their plaza is one of the best in Tampa with great reviews and service. Plaza is very clean and plays great music! If they'd upgrade their exterior like the restaurant in the plaza, this plaza would be the best around!

Pulled into handicap parking this morning and began to exit my vehicle with my cane. Immediately…read moreANDREW came over and offered assistance. I needed a cart to lean on which he promptly retrieved for me. Sometimes it's the little things you do that become big moments in a person's day! THANKS ANDREW!

A Publix is a Publix is a Publix, which is why they are generally excellent grocery stores. Publix…read morethy name is consistency! Their products, service, organization, & cleanliness are standard across the board. This location; however, is on the small side, which is strange since it serves the quickly growing area of New Tampa (not far from the Pasco County line). Management here could do better to be more visible. Of the many Publix stores I frequent over two counties, thus far this one's management & employees have been the least visible & friendly. HOWEVER, the middle-aged gentleman cleaning carts & greeting patrons as they enter the store is WONDERFUL! Thank you, management, for hiring him & blessing us w/ him. Regardless of my mood, he makes me smile each time we converse:) There is a pharmacy here, curbside pickup, & even a catering area (table & chairs) for meetings w/ a knowledgeable staffer. I've never seen an in-store catering area at any other Publix-- it's perfect for party-planning, Christenings, graduations, birthday celebrations, weddings, baby showers, etc. Also available at this store are the dreadful job-costing self checkouts for customer convenience. All Publix stores change their Weekly Specials on Wednesdays. And each has in place a policy for customers to receive any wrong-priced (incorrectly scanned) item for free-- limit one per item type. Online ordering for store pickup is quick & easy. The bakery staff here, and at all Publix locations, will special order items. If they won't, contact corporate for a revision. (I was denied certain varities of no sugar added pies at certain locations until I sent an email; corporate was always quick to respond & assist-- an impressive Florida company!) The store is bright & clean. Parking is ok; it's a smallish, very busy lot due to all the successful enterprises located within this same New Tampa Center plaza. They include a very active McDonald's in eye shot, the Minerva Indian restaurant, Coast Dental, H & R Block, Caldwell Bankers, GNC, & others.