Pembroke Lakes Mall

A fine small-town mall, although seemingly very large. It reminded me of Starcourt mall from Stranger Things, with a very nice 80’s vibe. It has interesting shops, nice places for a quick light and lots of light due to part-glass ceilings … marquee shops are fine and the place itself is very clean. Was staying in the area and HAD to visit it.

Pembroke Lakes Mall is a fantastic place for the whole family, offering plenty of options to bring kids. There’s a charming carousel, entertainment areas, toy stores, and games throughout the mall. Shoppers will find a great variety of brands and stores like Macy’s and Dillard’s, plus numerous dining options to suit any taste. Clean, spacious, and well-maintained, it’s a great spot to spend a day shopping and having fun.

I absolutely love this place, their new glider pro is 3 in 1 with straightner, blow dryer and curler! Roman helped us a lot and gave us some things as a gift as well!! Will be coming back.

I enjoyed going to this mall today it has been YEARS for me. I took some pictures of stores that I enjoyed seeing today. If you visit Florida for your first time this mall is worth visiting. 3 department stores as well. JCPenney, Dillards & Macys

There should be a little bit of everything here for everybody lots of restaurants I believe retail stores they should have a movie theater but it's about a mile and a half away Costco's is not too far away I think if you don't go there early parking is going to be a big pain in the you know what I don't live very close to this so I don't go there very often but I think this would be a nice place to take a walk at night with a date and just try out sushi places in the various other restaurants it's definitely more than a day's project to go to all restaurants parking seems to get full very quickly as soon as the place opens which is not till 11:00 a.m. on Sunday so it seems kind of late

We had to go the mall for the day and it was so much fun and such a great experience shopping and eating and being able to get so many nice things for the holiday. We took all 13 people in our family and let the kids run loose and the teens and even gram and gramps and my wife and I had a ball. A good place to shop and a safe place with so many great great memories now and we hope we can do this exactly the same way for our Christmas shopping but without the children looking into the bags.

I haven't been to this mall in ages. Lots of new stores. Food court has a few options, not very huge food court. Mall was a bit slower during the week. Has all of major stores like Dillards. Macy's,, Aldo, and more

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I live super close to this mall so it's my go to for mall needs. It does get a bit busy with teenagers hangout, but for the most part it's pretty nice. The mall is always clean and security guards at various locations. The food court is generally pretty clean. There's a variety of options from Chinese, American, Latin. There's even a Popeyes. The stores are pretty nice. There's a variety of stores, Dillards, Macy's and JCPenney's which are your staples. Parking is pretty nice. It's a variety of parking spots. They even have parking spots were expected mothers and buy online pick up in store. Parking at various department stores. Can't say much about everything throughout the years.

Located on Pines Blvd. just east of Flamingo Rd., this mall has some pros and some cons. Pros Pretty much a straight line so easy to navigate Decent size food court and a few stalls along the mall Large chain stores to anchor it (Macy's, JcPenneys, Aeropostale, Dillards, Bath & Bodyworks) Starbucks Movie Theater Good amount of restaurants along the outside perimeter (have to drive to them though) Regular day - not too crowded therefore easy to get in and out quickly Cons Fair amount of empty storefronts During the holidays, it's not wide enough and can get a little claustrophobic to walk Parking can sometimes be far away even when the mall is not that busy Not a lot of sit down restaurants inside the mall Restrooms can be a little difficult to locate

This is a small mall that serving the surrounding community. Anchor stores are Macy, J C Penney, and Dillard. They do have a cinema and games center for kid and teen. Parking is easy from all entrance. It is a single floor mall with a lot to offer. I like world of art, miniso, round 1 games center. The food court locate at center and have basic food needs. No named restaurant. Visit only take 1.5 hours to complete.

The coffee here is completely watered down. The prices are ridiculous. When is the American public going to rise up and revolt against this. And the tips that they are asking for they do absolutely nothing for you and they want you to start out with $3.69 that is Highway robbery someone needs to address this or do we all have to go on strike and find our coffee somewhere else

I like this mall which has a variety of stores from regular to fancier ones. The food court is ample and a lot of good choices to choose from to grab a bite. AMC movie theater and arcade with a bowling alley, trampoline, and huge arcade, with many video games and claw machines. Hours are not as ample as before the pandemic which is the only negative to this mall, but still a good place to visit and anything you are looking for.

I've been hearing a lot of back talk this year about this mall, and frankly, I was hesitant on going--especially with my teenage daughter. Hey y'all, I took the chance in going and nothing I saw or experienced was even remotely close to what I've heard. Every retailer we purchased from had pleasant clerks, the merchandise was organized, the floors were clean (even in the fitting rooms) and throughout the mall. Best of all, both the parking areas and the premises were secure and safe. We were going to forego the Food Court and eat elsewhere, but after walking around and checking the area, we decided to eat there and so very glad we did! Though busy and with few tables available, everything was clean and in order. We ate from a "Louisiana chicken kitchen" place and we were delighted to discover that they now offer nuggets--but that's another review. All in all, we spent more time there than I would have wanted, but it was a great day and shopping experience.

Great mall. They have many stores ranging from shoes to food. Would give 10 stars but cant.

If I were 16, I would probably love this mall. There are plenty of stores and food geared towards the teen demographic, plus the AMC & Round 1 Amusement Center. The older crowd will like this mall, as the selection at anchor stores (Dillard, JCPenney, and Macy's) was dated. Plus, this mail is very long since it's since story, making it idle for mail walking. As a thirtysomething year old woman, there just wasn't really anything here for me.

Great mall with a great variety of store from basic to a few high end. Nice food court. Movie theater and bowling ally. Hours are not as expanded as before, but still a good place to visit and find what you are looking for.

A childhood mall I've been coming to for years. My go to for a quick find or quick bite. It's convenient location especially if you don't feel like going to the bigger malls. They do have some of the major stores so you'll definitely fine what you need.

Pembroke Lakes Mall opened on October 28, 1992 with room for six anchor stores. The Dillards, J.C. Penney's, and Macy's are still here. Burdines, may you R.I.P.. Set to open in spring of 2021 is Round One Entertainment, a Japanese based amusement store chain that offers arcade games, bowling, and billiards. This was my first visit to this mall. I loved hanging out at the mall as a teen growing up in New Jersey but the older I get the less I like mall shopping. I came to Pembroke lakes to attend the Yelp event and decided to burn some calories before dinner checking things out. Due to Covid, certain stores seem to be limiting the number of people let in. The longest lines were at Hot Topic and the Disney Store. I was able to walk right in to Bath and Body Works. It seems ridiculous to force everyone to wait outside the store when they are crammed together in a line anyway. I might have shopped at Hot Topic for my daughter but their line lost my business. The rest of the mall was the same stores every other mall has, Victoria's Secret, Justice, The Children's Place, Build a Bear, Croc's, Tilly's, and Hallmark are just a few of the usual suspects. They did have an H&M which are pretty rare but I prefer the outlet at Sawgrass Mills Mall. Pembroke Lakes has what you need but is not unique enough that I would be rushing back to visit again. I have a version of all of these stores closer to where I live, but this is a nice mall.

I've been going to this mall for years. It has the major stores (Macy's, JCP, Dillards, Footlocker, Journeys, Steve Madden) and alot of boutiques also. Theres even a Crocs store and a Starbucks. You can find a quick party outfit, kids uniforms, and holiday decorations all in one location. It's big enough to walk for a few hours but small enough you won't get lost. One of the things that stands out about it is the surrounding area which makes it so convenient. There is an AMC movie theater attached on the west end of the mall and a Target in an attached plaza. Also, there's a row of restaurants and eateries for the after shopping reprieve. Good location and conveniently not oversaturated. Always my first choice for a quick shopping spree!

I worked there many years ago and it was a great mall but now there is nothing. Dollars is ridiculously price, not a single sale. Macys does not offer a good selection and neither dos JCP. GAP is gone, NY&Co is gone, H&M was pretty empty. I understand there's an issue with stock but also the stores they have opened are just bad. The west end of the mall is empty. It's no wonder there was so much parking at 2pm on a Sunday, that is usually busiest time for malls.

Inside malls are likely a dying breed. This mall appeared clean and we entered thru the Macys Mens location (they have two stores here) and moved to other shops. There were many different stores and most are traditional old school shopping brands. Bed bath Beyond, Dillard, jCPennys. A food court and snacks like Pretzels, Cookies, and more exist also. It's fun to walk around a bright clean area and grab some items. Always a store or two geared towards each person in family from kids to perhaps even dads.

It's a mall. It had lots of stores. The hallways and bathrooms were clean. Plenty of parking out front. If you need to buy anything from a standard mall store, they probably would have it.

I have been coming to this mall for longer than I care to remember. Really, it is since they opened maybe 25 years ago or so. This mall has evolved and had its ups and downs with many stores coming and going. I do like that they have a California Pizza Kitchen here because it is convenient and I happen to like their pizza. This mall has your main stores such as Sears, Macy's, JCPenney, Dillard's and Macy's Home Store. And how could I forget, Bath & Body Works. To me, these are stores that I use pretty often and I'm glad to have them in one place. I do not appreciate all the little kiosks in the middle of the mall and being hounded to try different products. I politely say no and they still pester me. Sometimes following me as I walk away. I don't know anyone who appreciates. In fact, the agressiveness is a way for me to not purchase your products! They recently opened an AMC movie theater. I still have not been there but will go one of these days. The food court has nothing out of the ordinary. I really don't recommend coming to the small at night because I have heard there's a lot of crime. All in all, this mall is fair.

A nice mall . During the weekend it gets to be a little bit crowded. They seem to be having something. They had a big square stand where they had fresh fruits, orchids and other products. I came for arepasmania. It is located at the food court. It was easily found. I was glad. The food court looked clean and nice. I noticed a store having a out of business sale. A good bargain to check out, but not my style of dresses. It is located right in front of the perfume store. I like that there are signs everywhere posted telling the public to wear masks. I see everyone wearing it. A funny thing happened to me. I couldn't find my car. I asked the mall security for help. They where very helpful. They drove me around until I found my car. I was so embarrassed. This had never happened to me before. I do wish now that the parking lot had a number system or letters. It would make it so much easier to remember for me. I knew the store i came in but couldn't remember the entrance.

The mall is slowly but surely revamping. Although Sears is gone, a bowling alley and sports arcade should be perfect for families to come and have fun. They have closed Subway and Burger King and added Popeyes to the food court, competing with Chick-fil-a. The west side of the mall's stores near the old Sears need some life, because the area is pretty empty. On my last visit I noticed Rue21. What a first for this area, something for the kids and teens.

I live very close to the mall and frequent it often. Sears recently closed but we still have several anchor stores at this mall. They include Macy's, JCPenney and Dillard's. I used to think of this mall as not too great. Seeing other malls in the area lately makes me think this mall is not so bad. Our food court has some good choices such as the newly added Lime Mexican Grill, Chick fil A, Villa Pizza and Subway. I also enjoy eating at California Pizza Kitchen. We also have the standard stores such as Bath and Body Works and Victoria's Secret. It is a good mall to have in the area. They also have a newly added AMC Theaters, which I have yet to go to. All in all, this is a decent place to shop.

You know what? As far as malls go, this one is alright. I mean, in terms of flagship stores, you're not going to find many, but overall the mall is big enough and filled with probably everything you'd need anyway. You've got your big stores like Macy's, Dillards, JcPenney inside as well as H&M, Forever21, as well as a Starbucks. Yes, gotta point out the Sbux that's inside the mall. Points for that for sure. Of course there are Foot Locker, Game Stop, Spencers; the mall staples too. You'll even find a nice Gap inside the mall too. The food court is pretty large and has a carousel if you've got little ones. The bathrooms seem to be kept up well as is the mall in general. Since malls typically aren't the place to go anymore, parking is really easy to find. They also have a theater in the mall too so you can catch a flick before/after your shopping trip is over. Overall, no complaints here. I enjoy spending some of my lunch break here.

I did not have a chance to walk the entire mall but what I got to see was enough. Plenty of stores of all the different brands we ll like. Also, department stores like Dillard's and Macy's. I went to Starbuck which was here too. Good an ample FREE parking lot. This is an indoor mall.

Larger than expected. I was on the hunt for workout shoes so didn't go in many of the stores. But would return.

There is a small Farmers Market located in the mall across from Macy's Men where they have local honey, homemade incense, jewelry, baked goods, baby clothes, plants, and someone selling flowers who also had a bear that was made with white mini roses. They are here every Sunday. Come out and support your local small businesses!

It's been over a year or more since I've been here and I don't remember much about coming here -- actually I didn't even think I'd been at this mall before until yelp showed me a previous check in. That's not saying it's a bad mall, it's just not close to me or my regular shopping. It has some major anchors (Macy's, JCPenneys, etc) along with some upscale places mixed in to the usual mall offerings and a number of restaurants, too. This time, I was here for a work assignment and came in about an hour or so before the mall closing. I was surprised at how many people were here shopping at 8 pm at night and how many more people I saw just entering for the first time at that hour. I didn't experience that many stores here as I was otherwise engaged -- not enough to do a whole review of each place -- but something stood out. The salespeople were quite nice. (Just a note: I expected more Spanish than English due to the location and the local population, but didn't experience any language problems. I can speak Spanish and French). At two different stores, I asked about an item I was looking for. Each time, they nicely told me that they were sorry they didn't have it, but referred me to another place in the mall to look. And even gave me some more information to help me in my search. So unexpected and sweet! On my third store try , I found exactly what I was seeking. There were no prices on the item, but the clerk took the time to look it up plus similar items to see which of my selections would be the best price for me. Most of the stores closed exactly at 9 pm. A couple stores that still had shoppers in them, waited until they were through. One ice cream place in the center aisle, was still serving ice cream to patrons at 9:10. I've never seen this at any of the malls I've ever visited. So I guess next time I'm in the area, I'll be making it a point to stop by.

The pembroke lakes mall is located off flamingo or hiatus and is very easy to access. They have a movie theater as well there AMC branded. There is an ample amount Of parking spaces as well as a parking garage that is located near Macy's. The parking lot as well as the mall is very well lit and I have never had a problem with any of the workers at any of the mall stores. There is a huge variety of stores to shop for him and a very nice dining pavilion with many places to choose from to eat if you're hungry.

This store has gone far down, from what Macys used to be. I was there This afternoon.No help in the home goods section. .Nothing is priced. Nor are there even signs with the price. You have to guess. Is that even legal? .

This mall is just like any other mall it's a bit on the small side they have your usual department stores. Also a Dillard's that's a plus because now a days there arnt very many around. They have some great stores also. And some new ones I never even heard of you can get pampered. Or play gAmes in an arcade so you do have quite a bit to do they are making. A big arcade place inside so that should be fun and entertaining they have selected few food court options but they have chic fila And getting a Popeyes. So one of the best food courts I been too lately after a day of shopping. They also have an amc movie theater right next to the mall best choice ever as well as some great stores And restaurants near by

Ah, this mall brings joy to the atmosphere. The smell of food, perfumes/colognes, and those employees who attempt to drag you in for something you don't need. THE FOOD COURT - my favorite place to eat before I adventure the mall. Some of the restaurants will give out free samples to draw customers in - it works! During the holidays, a unique shop will take over the Center Court for about a month or so. From 11/2017 to 01/07/2018, IT'SUGAR was chosen to take the spotlight and bestow a sweet tooth to new customers. As the days passed by, deals we drastically getting better and better to the point where everything was 90% off. IT'SUGAR is not inexpensive, so I like how they advertise their products in a presentable manner. There are TONS of places to explore, with great deals everywhere you turn. I promise you'll leave with a few bags in your hands.

This mall is located so close to home and yet I rarely visit it. I can go for months shopping at malls and then I switch up and malls become a place I avoid. It does help my shopping experience to feel at ease if the mall is inviting. I love malls that are brightly lit, spread out with enough room that I don't feel like I'm on top of others, with a cool, lively vibe. This mall has a very dreary vibe to it that does not compel me to want to revisit. The halls are dark and they do feel a bit aged. They are however, adding a movie theater which I absolutely can't wait to visit. I think it's going to be an upgrade for them and hopefully it will do something to improve the vibe. During the course of my recent move I shopped here a lot. I mainly visited JC Penny's and Macy's to decorate my new home and buy a few other things for my kids. I always park closet to the entrance located near the store I want to visit, and thankfully parking has never been an issue. On the weekends the mall gets busier and the vibes change up a bit but still there is something lacking. I'm thinking a small change in lighting may help to spruce up some dark areas and bring life to the many dead-spots in this mall. The food court barely has options to eat but if you like burgers, chicken, and chinese food I'm certain you'll find something to nibble on here.

Parking here was easy. The mall is a decent size with some good anchor stores. It looks a little dated so it could use some freshening up. There are some unique stores here to make things different than the other bigger cookie cutter malls.

Nice busy mall with all the major anchors. Off season parking is challenging, (imagine what it is going to be like In Season!). Large portion of lot is dedicated to valet parking only. (Got to have that revenue!)

Great mall.anything you need this is the place to go.i enjoy coming here to just walk around.nice selection of stores and different places to eat.anything you really need it's here

This mall sucks , there's bugs ,flys , roaches in the bathrooms so I can only imagine what lives in the food court that they hide ! Mall only worries about advertising money !! Not customers, theres these screens all over the mall(like picture shows)and like 1 directory with no accuracy of where the stores are ! Also parking horrible there's bushes in every corner and theres so many blinds spots I've almost crashes a few times due to poorly designed parking lot !

The mall is ridiculous for closing at 7pm. People have. Jobs and after 6pm is usually when those people are able to go to the mall................. very disappointed.

Stopped by the mall here to head to amc pembroke lakes. Parking was not bad found parking easily and was able to get into theater quickly. But there were still a lot of people there.

I used to come here a lot as a kid since I grew up in Miami Lakes and no one really gives Westland a chance. It kind of resembles what International mall is to Dade County because it's got the major stores that are heavily frequented plus the additional random clothing stores you'll just bump into. It's right on Flamingo which makes it very central to those in Miramar & Pines. It could use a bit revamping but overall it gets the job done. It's not a mega mall by any way, shape, or form but it's efficient and functional if you're in the area and need a few retail spots back to back with guaranteed parking. The dining options aren't glam in anyway but I find solace in food courts from time to time- they make me feel young. If you're not up to this mall, the nearest is Aventura which is southeast of this place and during rush hour it can take you a century to get there.

Good ol' Pembroke Lakes! While the mall is finally showing its age a little, it's still in great shape and has plenty of stores inside. Its not a huge mall, but that's kind of a good thing. When you don't feel like making a whole day event out of going to Sawgrass or getting lost down the corridors at Broward mall (or whatever its called now) Pembroke Lakes is where its at! The lay out is great. It's a straight line with the 2 larger anchor stores on either end (Sears and Macy*s). I love how you can still see the Burdines palm trees and shell themed tiles at the entrance to Macy*s. Ahhhh nostalgia....

I came to Pembroke lakes mall for a little therapy shopping. Parking was plentiful so I did not have to fight for a spot lol. In fact I got Rick star parking in the front! Upon entry it was well lit and the floors were clean. Garbage cans did not spill over which is a plus because I hate to see garbage creeping out of the cans. I was happy to see a Miami heat store since I've never seen any Heat paraphernalia! Go heat ! Next I entered the a shop called ITS SUGAR. The sales rep didn't acknowledge us because her head was down while she played on her phone. When I asked what one of the Japanese snack boxes consisted of she answered but didn't bother to come over to me. I explained that it's poor customer service to be on your phone while in asking for help so she put it in her pocket. I will never go back there even if they give me free candy

The nails next to Sears is amazing! You should come and check them out. You can bring any design and any nail tech can do it. They have around 20 techs so normally I've been take right away. This is my favorite mall also. So easy to shop here . The parking is good , the food is good and also the sale . I just wish if they have more big brand come to the mall so I don't have to drive far to Aventural sometimes

The mall isn't a big mall. Parking is everywhere sometimes it's busy and packed. They recently added the AMC movie theater which gave it a nice look. The stores range in prices. Compared to other malls down here in South Florida where mostly has expensive stores Pembroke Lakes Mall has stores that are more affordable. The big department stores are Macy's Dillard's JCPenney and Sears. For Macy's and Dillard's they have different entrances for the men's side and women side. Which sucks if you wanted to shop on your side while your husband was on the same side. The food court is located in the middle and they have three Chinese options, churro mania, subway, chick fil a, are a, burger king, Charley sub and an Italian place. They have a sushi station in the middle but its way over priced and I've never ordered from them. Why would I pay 12$ for a mall sushi roll... at a restaurant yes that's fine but when you eat at the mall you usually wants something small and at a good price. The public restrooms are not always clean, but I do see people around trying to keep up with the cleaning. You have a mixed variety of cultures there which is always great to see.

Macy's, JC Penney, Sears, Riley Rose, New York & Company, Aerie. This mall has everything I need! It's ecelectic in the sense it doesn't have upscale stores like Aventura but staples for basic clothing. Plenty of parking. Food options.

I have been coming to this mall since it opened and it saddens me to come to the point of writing this review. The thing that really pushed me to this point is the massive Christmas display they are building in the center court today. Now if we were in holiday season that would fine, but it's October 5th! Speaking of the center court of this mall, it has changed from once being a nice meeting point to multiple random vendors set up throughout giving a cheap flea market look and feel. This mall has tried by adding the AMC which is actually one of the highlights but overall, it continues to decline and is not helping the retail market. I'm not here telling people not to go. I'm here in hopes management for this property will fix this mall.

Santa Claus pictures for the little one was an amazing and quick friendly service will come back next year... Thank you for a wonderful service

Meh. Extraordinarily average mall. Like many other fellow reviews here it's somewhere you go when you already know what you need to buy and need a quick stop. Also can agree it has a weird vibe; as you can tell it hasn't been renovated since its been built and could use a little love LOL. Alot of the stores consist of tacky/cheap small ghetto fab boutiques that usually go out of business and re-open into another one that goes through the same cycle. It does have some big brands like H&M, Forever 21, Macy's, and Victoria's secret. However nothing extroardinary, I wouldn't suggest coming here if your looking for a lot of options for clothes etc. or something "different" or out of the box, odds are you won't find it. The new movie theater definitley adds a little life though. I must say it is pretty convenient if you don't have the time to drive to Aventura, Lincoln Road or Dadeland, or if you don't want to deal with the craziness of Sawgrass. Also can agree parking is never too bad.

I love this mall because I grew up with this mall. This place brings back lots of memories of when I lived in the Pines. It's very small but I still like it. It's definitely changed over the years. They have a good H&M store. That's probably the only other reason I would come here.

(H&M) I walked in the store and browsed around for about 20 mins and greeted multiple employees. As I'm about to make my way to the register to pay another employee approached me (Jeremyir) and said you can't be here you have to leave . You need a mask to be here! And you would think they would have told me 30 mins ago when i walked in. Horrible!

I cannot agree more with Denver stating in his review that this mall has a bizarre vibe to it. I always knew there was something "off" about it but could never put my finger on it. If you know what you're looking for, and dislike shopping, especially malls like myself, this is convenient. And for the locals who loathe the tourism of Sawgrass, you won't find that here which is a plus. But overall in variety and in discounts, you have much better luck in Salvation Army or Goodwill on Pines. This mall is almost too corporate if thats even possible. I find it gaudy and off-putting. And most of the clothing stores are the cheap and tacky ones. There is not much value for your buck. Even the high end stores like Michael Kors are not very impressive.

You know...when you are a teenager you REALLY love the mall. I remember hanging out at various malls, going to the moives, pretending I had money to buy clothes, eating pretzels and icees, and just walking around doing hood rat stuff with my friends. Now...I am older...and I see these kids......and I hate them. Yea I said it.. I hate them! Crown me the old, grumpy man I have become. I accept the title. Now, this mall is fine - for a mall. You come here to grab whatever you need - most recently I was looking for sweaters and scarfs - but I much rather do this at home online or go to a stand alone store and get everything there. The idea of walking through the mall sends chills down my spine - not in a good way. This place has been packed every time I have been here. Kids running around, parents shouting, kiosk sales people flying mini helicopters (Ok, this parts pretty cool but my wife would NEVER let me get one lol) and a packed smelly greasy food court. They have a couple anchor stores including Macy's, Dillards, Sears....but why....do you have a Men's Macy's and a Mens Dillards? Really? Why can't everything be in one store? Is there REALLY that much inventory that moves that you have to have two separate anchors? Anyways... it's a mall. If you have seen one, you seen them all. If you are looking for Forever 21, Other teen stores, multiple sneaker stores and As Seen On TV products then this is the place for you! I'll beat the crowds next time and just shop online.

This mall is like a smelly armpit...good for nothing but nonetheless grateful for its seemingly useless existence. It's crowded, ghetto fabulous and there's nothing exceptional or interesting that would draw me to it other than the Macy's and maybe the Express. Once you've been exposed to greater shopping adventures you come to realize this community mall is not the place you care to go to when you've got choices far more interesting around. 15 years ago, I'd probably disagree with this review but now that I'm older, wiser and know better I give myself my own little fist pump for it.