The Mall at Millenia

I was really impressed by The Mall at Millenia. It feels polished and thoughtfully laid out, with a sleek atmosphere that makes shopping there feel a bit special. The mix of luxury stores and familiar brands gives it a nice balance, and everything seemed easy to navigate. It’s the kind of place I’d happily visit again when I’m in Orlando.

Still one of the prettiest malls in Florida. The architecture, the atmosphere, the mix of stores combined - Millenia Mall does it right. I was a regular at Brio Italian Grille, they are no longer there. After 20+ years they closed their flagship location at Millenia. I was bummed because I wanted to have dinner there. The rest of the mall is still doing its thing beautifully. It's definitely worth the trip. Tourists love this mall.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Had a great time at the Mall at Millenia—definitely one of the nicest malls in the Orlando area. Everything is super clean, modern, and well laid out, so it’s easy to walk around and actually enjoy your time instead of feeling crowded or rushed. They’ve got a perfect mix of high-end stores and popular brands, so whether you’re browsing or actually shopping, there’s something for everyone. Even just walking through feels like an experience. The atmosphere is upscale but still comfortable, and the staff throughout the stores were friendly and helpful. Food options are solid too, with plenty of spots to grab something quick or sit down and relax. If you’re in the area and want a clean, polished shopping experience, this is the spot.

Every global brand is represented here; it’s a beautiful shopping center! It is very high-end, clean, and well-maintained. I highly recommend it to everyone for a rainy day—that’s exactly when we visited! :)

This is a very nice upscale Mall. All the high-end stores are there. He also has some nice restaurants like the cheesecake factory. The food court has a lot of great choices and some really good baked goods.

Still one of the prettiest malls in Florida. The architecture, the atmosphere, the mix of stores combined - Millenia Mall does it right. I was a regular at Brio Italian Grille, they are no longer there. After 20+ years they closed their flagship location at Millenia. I was bummed because I wanted to have dinner there. The rest of the mall is still doing its thing beautifully. It's definitely worth the trip. Tourists love this mall.

This mall is Fancy fancy, the problem for me, it doesn't have a designated kids area, that's why I rated 4 out of five, for us with children may be the difference between coming to a place or not. The food court has lots of options for good food, fast and not so fast too. Plenty of parking even though it can get crowded. I usually go there when I need to get a specific item. The place itself is clean, I liked that they're not the usually kiosks or sales people trying to sell you things, that's a plus for me when it comes to choosing a mall. I have some places that I like to go there for food, like the Cheesecake Factory and PF Changs. My daughter likes that there's a Claire's, and all the other Claire's around that we know are now closed. They have unique places when it comes to luxury brands, plenty of parking, but in peak season time can get difficult to find a parking close to the entrance. I go sometimes, and meet friends since it's near the touristic/universal studios area. They also have a big Apple store, that occasionally visit.

I'm gonna be honest, I did not even know that malls look like this anywhere anymore. This mall was packed, full of stores, a completely occupied food court with lines. Two Starbucks. This place was impressive. And considering how busy this mall was, it was very clean and accommodating. Every store we went into, the service was friendly and welcoming. Every store had a wide selection of products for you to choose from. A lot of the shops that are here are high-end so definitely bring your credit card or be prepared to just window shop if you're trying not to spend too much. I have to take a star away because the bathrooms are not kept up with. Which is surprising considering they have lounges in the bathrooms. I wish I took pictures because they were empty shoeboxes in the stalls, garbage and piss on the floor, in garbage left on the couches in the lounge. I mean, you know you're at a prestigious mall when you step onto the carpet and it actually has shock absorption. I definitely had fun spending about four hours at this mall yesterday and definitely plan on coming back my next trip to Orlando.

Mall at Millenia in Orlando is a beautiful, upscale shopping destination known for its clean, polished atmosphere and wide variety of stores. From luxury brands to popular everyday retailers, it offers something for every type of shopper. The air-conditioned environment provides a cool, comfortable escape from the Florida heat, making it a perfect spot to spend the day browsing or relaxing. The food court and surrounding restaurants offer plenty of dining options, from quick bites to sit-down meals, so there's always something to enjoy when you need a break. Overall, it's a vibrant, well-kept mall with an inviting ambiance for both shopping and dining.

I never really know how to rate malls because I mean, they are just malls. If they are not visibly dying and hanging on for dear life, they usually have something for someone at some point throughout their time span. The Mall of Millenia falls comfortably in that category. While it is a mall that offers more higher-end shopping experiences, it still has a handful of affordable fashion retailers as well as numerous restaurants and eateries that can cater to just about anyone. Parking is ample - even on BUSY, sale days or holidays. They are home to local favorites like the Apple Store - which is always BUSY no matter the day or time. They are home to the Cheesecake Factory, The Capitol Grille, Earl's Kitchen, P.F. Changs, among other restaurants and eateries. They have, at a minimum, three Starbucks for the Starbucks fanatics. They have numerous notable department stores like Macy's and Bloomingdale's (both at opposing ends). And of course, they house Gucci, Marc Jacobs, YSL, just to name a few of the many luxury brands they have to offer. They have H&M, Urban Outfitters, Aldo, Warby Parker, and just SO MANY places to name. They will also be home to one of my favorite stores, Zara, soon enough - which I cannot wait for. I tend to frequent this mall in the evening to avoid some of the daytime crowds. Staff, from store to store, varies, but for the MOST part, they have been helpful and kind. Some of the higher-end stores do not give you weird vibes when you walk in to just look around - which is always a good thing. There's nothing worse than feeling like you are unwanted in a store. On busy days, the check-out lines can get long depending on the store you are in. However, most of the time, they are staffed well, and you are in and out. All in all, this is a pretty good mall. Did I mention, they have a small postal service area on the ground floor if you need to mail/ship out anything. I really do not have any negative experiences that turned me away from this mall as a whole. Now I've had some negative experiences with staff in certain stores, but again, those moments have been so few and far between. I will continue to patronize this mall. Also, it's pretty close to home - so it is convenient. P.S. I do miss when they were home to Crate & Barrel - it was one of my favorite stores for home décor. However, they left many, many moons ago.

A shoppers paradise! This mall has a store for everyone's budget. From high end retailers to budget friendly options. They have a Macys, Bloomingdale's, Vineyard Vines, Neiman Marcus, and Gucci to name a few of the stores. It's very clean inside. They also have a nice food court if you work up an appetite while shopping. Some of the food options include California Pizza Kitchen, The Cheesecake Factory, Chic Fil A, and Starbucks plus more. If you're looking for some good sales check out this mall!

This is mostly the mall for the wealthy. The mall is nice, and there are a lot of high end stores like Gucci, L'Occitane, and Neiman Marcus. You could shop in these stores and early spend 500 dollars or more to show off your wealth. You could also shop at the high the jewelry stores where armed security guards patrol those places (a long time ago they did, but not sure anymore). However, they also cater to the working class and tourists with more affordable and great value stores like Bath and Body Works, Macy's, and Apple. If shopping is not your thing, you can dine at various restaurants like Brio's, PF Chang's, and Cheesecake Factory. The upstairs food court offers better fast food restaurants than your average mall. It's a two story mall with plenty of escalators, stairs, and elevators to help you get up and down quickly. It is not too long, so you don't need to walk too much. I love the indoor and outdoor fountains at the entrance, which it getting rare in Orlando malls now. The led TVs displaying various mall shorts at the center is the main highlight. I think they are still mall concierges who can help you navigate the mall and find you the best place to shop for your needs. Security and police patrols the lots and indoors, making it pretty safe. This is one of the more popular malls in Orlando, which can get pretty crowded, and sometimes difficult to find the right parking spot. While it is crowded and expensive, it is a nice mall to shop and eat. Overall: B+

Our main goal was to go to the See's pop up store. We went there and they had a good selection of candies. The service at the store was ok. We just had to keep asking for help. It's expensive, but worth it. We also went to the Brio restaurant and I reviewed that in a separate post. The mall is very clean and it was decorated very nicely for Christmas!

I've been coming here since I was a kid. The mall itself hasn't really changed since then. The only real change is the shops. More luxury shops for the "expensive mall". The food court area is still around. They added an Italian bakery at the front across from CPK (I think it used to be a Panera Bread). Johnny Rockets is still there. Chick fl an and Starbucks haven't moved. Others have come and go. This is a fun mall to walk around!

This mall is so fancy and spacious and has lots of light! The glass roof is an eye catcher! So many stores and a lot of the bigger brands. This mall feels like being in las Vegas again which I miss dearly.

This is a terrific mall. It is no King of Prussia Mall, but then again what else is??? This mall has everything you want from high end shops to regular shops and the food court has some unexpected places like Bricks and Bowls which offer some amazing bowls including the salmon bowl and then there are some unexpected desert shops and other places that you don't find every day.

I cannot even begin to tell you when the last time was that I went to a mall, but was looking for a way to get some steps in on a rainy Sunday so mallwalking sounded like a good idea. The mall was certainly very busy full of primarily a lot of tourists and tons of teenagers running around. I actually was very surprised given how upscale the mall is. We walked into a few stores, but ultimately didn't end up buying anything, but we were able to get the steps in that we are looking for and we had lunch at the capital Grille, which was great.

We recently attended the Easter Bunny photo experience and unfortunately it was very disappointing from start to finish. Upon check-in, there was no greeting--just a transactional request for a $15 deposit, which immediately set the tone. Once inside the photo area, the experience felt rushed and unorganized. The staff missed capturing an important moment when my child excitedly ran up to the Easter Bunny, as they were distracted in conversation. Many of the photos taken were unusable, with my child looking away or having their eyes closed. Additionally, my fiancé was reprimanded for briefly taking out her phone, despite the fact that we had already purchased a photo package. This interaction felt unnecessarily harsh and unprofessional. The overall experience lacked warmth and engagement, especially for something meant to be memorable for children. At one point, instead of creating a fun moment, a staff member simply instructed my fiancé to grab an item from a basket for our child, with no effort to make it feel special. The entire experience lasted no more than five minutes and felt rushed, like an assembly line. At checkout, there was no effort to provide helpful information or show appreciation--just a request for an email and a quick "have a good day." Overall, the experience lacked customer service, attention to detail, and the sense of magic you would expect from a holiday event. We left feeling disappointed and unlikely to return. If you want, I can make it harsher, shorter (for Google reviews), or more formal depending on where you're posting it.

If you're looking to indulge in some serious retail therapy, Millennium Mall in Orlando is the place to be. This place is nothing short of a shopper's paradise. Just think gigantic, bustling, and packed with everything from haute couture to haute cuisine. I had the *elite* experience at Gucci and Louis Vuitton yes, the kind where the staff treats you like royalty and the bags come with a side of awe. The stores are stunning, the service is top-notch, and I left feeling like I should've brought a crown. Diana in Gucci provided me with a 1:1 shopping spree. The mall itself is huge like, you might need a GPS to navigate it and offers a dizzying array of food options to refuel after all that retail therapy. Whether you're craving sushi, burgers, or something more exotic, they've got you covered. I'm sure my credit card statement will reflect my experience. It's a must go place if you're wanting a Disney experience.

I really enjoy this mall. It has a lot of parking spaces (not like nearby malls). Even though it is huge, it looks very organized and clean. The staff of the different stores are always nice.

This is always a fun mall. While this one has the high end stores, it's still fun to walk around and explore. I will say it's always busy here on the weekend, and be ready for traffic as the easiest parking is valet, so you maybe stuck parking far. But once you're in the mall, it's all good and chill and fun to explore

Haven't been here in quite a while. Used to stop in regularly when I lived closer. I can't afford much in this mall anymore. Way too upscale for my taste. Who really needs this overpriced stuff ‍ still it's a nice mall

One of the fanciest malls in the area! Millenia is one of the biggest if not biggest malls I've been to in Florida. They have a variety of high end shops and also stores that aren't so high end. They have clothes, jewelry, watches, and food. Anything you could think of, this mall has it. The interior is very nice and there was even like a stage with music in the center. The sky light windows is a great touch. It's quite big so it also serves as a nice walking area. In Florida, as you may know, it can get pretty humid outside and escaping the humidity at the mall is great! Parking for this place wasn't a challenge and there were plenty of parking spots. There are also many entrances so if there's a particular store you want to visit, you might want to park closer to that entrance. The mall is relatively clean, not a bunch of trash everywhere but there is one weird thing. It's really difficult to locate a restroom. The only one I could find was at the food court area. There wasn't anyone like a staff or employee to really ask. Compared to the other big mall in Florida like Brickell, this mall is much better. For one, it's indoors. On a hot humid day, nothing beats AC. Two; this mall is cleaner and is better stocked. And lastly the vibe is much nicer. Highly recommend coming to visit.

Love the variety of stores and roof of natural lighting.it wasn't hot at all.took a while to park.very busy mall.If you high end places this is your mall for sure.

High end, pretty indoor mall. It's very pretty and well-kept. Security seems to really be everywhere. It's clean. The food court is nice. Good restaurant selections too. Lots of high-end stores along with a decent showing of others. DOWNSIDE: NO parking garage...in FLORIDA? So, for a good part of the year, you're either sweating when you get in or soaked from the rain.

We love that there is two floors. Lots of stores to choose from. It was very clean. There are elevators and escalators.

I would recommend going in the mall to see what you like. I was visiting and stopped by valet parked me which was convenient nothing like front door service. I got a great deal on some Nike socks and white barn candles.

The Mall at Millenia is a great place to shop, with a wide variety of stores that cater to all kinds of tastes. Well decorated throughout the entire mall. You can find an Apple Store here, perfect for anyone excited about trying out the latest tech. The mall also offers many unique shopping options, where you can find everything from popular brands to quirky shops you won't see everywhere else. Feeling hungry? The food court has plenty of choices, so you can grab a quick snack or sit down for a tasty meal. Mall at Millenia is a fun spot to spend the day shopping and eating. Good food, good fun, good service.

The mall is always clean and well kept each time I visit. Surprisingly it was easy to find parking.

This mall is HUGE and so clean! They have 2 floors and a large selection of great stores. Also have dining options inclusive of restaurants and not just the food court food. We came in to look for an outfit for the CAS concert which daughter did end of finding one. All stores we went in had friendly staff and very well laid out. Recommend visiting if you're in the area.

We got to the Mall at Millenia about 10 minutes before it opened. It was so nice to be able to walk around without so many people here. The only thing we didn't realize is the main stores open at 10 and the other stores don't open until 11:00. So...off we go to Starbucks!

So, this mall has really gotta be one of the prettiest malls I have ever been to. It is gorgeous. It's also really big, so there's lots to walk and see. There are some really great dining options here like Earls, PF Chang's, Cheesecake Factory, and The Capital Grille. The food court also has many yummy options, including a Mrs. Fields which I am obsessed with. That being said, this mall is also very high end. Most stores are the obscenely expensive ones with security standing at the door and by appointment only. Chanel, Dior, Tiffany, Gucci, Versace, blah blah blah. There are a few more reasonable, normal stores like American Eagle, Ray-Ban, H&M, and Urban Outfitters. Their anchor stores are Macys, Bloomingdale's, and Neiman Marcus. Overall this is an absolutely beautiful mall to walk and see, eat, and possibly do some shopping and I'd definitely return.

I was in Orlando to volunteer and decided to stop at this mall on my way home. It was a great decision. The mall is very big with many nice stores. There is a nice Macy's, a Nordstrom store and a Bloomingdale's, as well as a ton of smaller stores. There is also a nice food court with plenty of dining options.

The Mall at Millenia is my absolute favorite place for designer shopping in Orlando. It's basically split in two: one side has all the high-end stores like Chanel, Dior, Gucci, Rolex, Louis Vuitton, and the other side has more mainstream options like Macy's, Apple, and Sephora. No matter what your budget is, you'll find something here. Personally, I come for the designer items. What I love most about this mall is how clean and beautiful it is. It's not massive, but it's definitely the most visually stunning malls in Orlando. Every time I come here, it feels like more than just shopping it's an experience. If you're into luxury shopping or just want to browse in a nice clean space, this is the spot!

Surprised I've never reviewed The Mall At Millenia. We have been here a bunch of times. It's a nice mall and one of the nicer ones we visit in Florida. They have a lot of upscale stores here. It's a good size mall and it's inside which is great when it's so hot and humid like these Summer days that we have been having. This area has tons of stores not only in the mall but outside of the mall.! They are mostly stores that you see everywhere but at least u can just stay in the area if you want. We continue to go here when the weather is extreme and we know they have a great a/c and we can walk around and it's dog friendly too. They do have a food court with the usual familiar chain vendors as well as California Pizza Kitchen, Cheesecake Factory, Brio, Johnny Rockets, just to name a few. They have mostly hard benches upstairs and more cushy areas if you want to take a break downstairs. Flagship stores are there too. Macys is one of them, there's a few.

I don't usually write reviews on shopping malls, but The Mall at Millenia was too interesting not to write one. Located along Conroy Rd. in Orlando, this mall was huge...similar to Aventura Mall, but on a more grander scale. We're talking two floors of shopping experience - various clothing stores, jewelry stores, department stores, high-end stores, optical & accessories, home & electronics, health & beauty stores, amenities, and a large food court; and when you're on the second floor, you have a bird's eye view of the lower floor. As you watch people come out of one store and go into the next one or just casually walking; the atmosphere is so bright from the glass ceiling roof allowing the Florida sun to shine through, and the entire mall is cool with central air condition, so it's a sure way to beat the heat. It took me about an hour to stroll through the two floors of the entire mall - via stairs or escalator. The women's bathroom is spacious and clean. What I like about the mall's food court is that you have plenty options to choose from...subs, Mexican, vegan, Chinese, Italian, or fast food. I was happy to see a Firehouse Subs and was able to redeem my birthday coupon for a free medium sub. Though getting a park is a bit hectic, it was definitely a pleasant experience.

It wasn't the greatest still big as always but when I was younger they had game stop and had stores of similar value among the mass amounts of perfume stores and predominantly female appealing stores unfortunate was so bored

Okay the way I was disappointed that there was no play area for kids... at all... for a mall in Orlando??? Maybe it's me, I know places don't have to be family friendly but I was shocked this was the case for an Orlando mall. I was going to give less than 2 stars but the cleanliness of the bathrooms plus the family bathroom with the toddler potty seat was SO good so definitely appreciated that and bumped up to 3 stars for just this!!!! The mall is clean and a decent variety of stores for adults but again, nothing much besides clothes stores for the little ones. I probably wouldnt return.

What an amazing and beautiful mall. This mall has a lot of high end stores that some malls don't have like Gucci, Burberry, Hermes, Jimmy Choo, Louis Vuitton and Prada to name a few. This mall also has some of the stores everyone loves like Bath & Body Works, LuluLemon, Forever 21 and a lot more! This mall has TWO Starbucks inside! The food court is huge was ALOT of seating and even a few nice sit down restaurants inside like Brio and Cheesecake Factory. This mall is so clean and has a very open concept which I love. They have a lot of glass with glass elevators that over look a fountain. This is my go to mall because it's so nice and has everything!

Nice high end mall. Good amount of stores. Great food court with variety of food. Quick service by all stores.

This is a great mall, however it's on the pricey side. Tons of parking spaces and food options.

Hi folks. On a vaca in Orlando Fla. Checking out one of many malls. Nothing prepared me for this. Opulence on top of indescribable nicety. This is were wealth meets decadence. Greeted by a Lamborghini Huracan Performente in the valet area first thing. Pretty sure this is where broke people come to just dream of the day they finally make it big, or those that made it big come to get broke. Either way, if in Orlando, see this mall.

The Mall at Millenia is a gorgeous two story indoor mall located in Orlando Florida. Opened in 2002, the mall has 150 stores including anchors Macy's, Bloomingdale's, and Neiman Marcus. The Macy's was the first in Central Florida and this is the only regional location for Bloomingdale's and Neiman Marcus. As you walk around expect to find luxury retailers Hermès, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Louis Vuitton Men's, Gucci, Christian Louboutin, Rolex, and Tiffany & Co. During my visit the Apple store was extremely busy. Other more affordable retailers include Sephora, Ted Baker London, Abercrombie & Fitch, Under Armour, Urban Outfitters, Pyscho Bunny, and H&M. Dining options include the food court, Capital Grille, The Cheesecake Factory, PF Chang's, Brio Tuscan Grille, or Earls Kitchen + Bar. On a rainy afternoon what better place to visit than a mall? I had enjoyable couple of hours walking around, shopping and dining. Find The Mall at Millenia at the north end of International Drive, approximately 10 minutes from Universal Studios. Compared to other malls, this is an exceptionally beautiful mall filled with art, glass ceilings, and interesting architecture.

I love this mall! There is a fantastic variety of stores from high ends to your casual needs, the Macy's is huge and has such a great selection! I always enjoy visiting this mall. The ambiance is great, unless it is the Holidays, there is plenty of parking, although traffic gets a little congested in this part of town, so many tourists, so keep that in mind. There is also a nice food court and plenty of restaurants at proximity if you were to choose to eat outside the mall. So if you are looking to spend a shopping day in the area, consider this venue!

What a beautiful mall! This mall reminds me of Roosevelt Field Mall in Long Island, NY very high end stores but also has regular stores you see in an every day mall. The skylight and ceiling structures was wonderful. The fountains are beautiful. Lots of seats and beautiful pic opportunities. They have a lot of kids areas too for parents. High end shops include, LV, Rolex, Hermes, Chanel, Jimmy Choo etc. some regular shops you see in a mall H&M, Forever 22, Guess, Express, Footlocker etc. They have lots of restaurants next door which is great! All in all, It's a elegant and beautiful mall. Loved that they had security inside the mall at all times.

The mall was beautiful, spacious and warm. The shops at the mall catered to everyone and every income. My son and I visited numerous store and was well welcomed except by one of them. I won't name the Store but it was an anchor store. Neiman Marcus and the staff set a standard. Great Job!!! There was also a shop that everyone needs to get by.. (Inspire Me Bracelets) the young lady working was magnificent. Next time I'm in the area I will definitely stop in again.

What a nice Mall! They have something for everyone here. The mall is loaded with high end stores (Gamestop, Amazon 4 Star, Firehouse Subs, Footlocker, Sunglass Hut) and then an area of stores for the common folk (Gucci, Yves St. Laurent, Louis Vuitton, Sbarro, Versace, Jimmy Choo, Tiffany & Co.). The anchor stores are Macy's, Bloomingdales, and Neiman Marcus. Dining wise there are some good sit-down restaurants (I hate standing and eating) and a pretty nice food court (major props to the person who said "let's take a lot of restaurants and put them in one area of the mall where people can choose where they want to eat, even within their own family. And we can entice them by handing them bourbon chicken, general tso's chicken, and hibachi chicken on a toothpick, and watch them decide which one they like better even though they are all exactly the same!") It's also close to the outlets if you're making a day out of shopping, as well as many other places in the general vicinity. The whole area is fun to shop at, but plan on sitting in traffic during peak weekend hours.

Attending the private pop-up gallery ever installed at Mall at Millennia for internationally acclaimed artist Jefre'. Jefre and his team took over the empty space belonging to Urban Outfitters. Most of Jefre's pieces can be 2 to 9 stories tall. The exhibit shared with the infamous Ayo The Producer ( think Cardi B or Justin Bieber) collaborated two of Orlando's local artists. An artist by medium of landscape/architect/sculpture to sounds/beats and music paired very nicely for this diverse and very fashionable group of patrons. Sponsored by Advent Health. On display now until 2022.

I stopped by today to order a baked ziti with chicken Parmesan and a Pepsi. Laura the cashier charged tried to charge me 33.00 dollars. I looked at her and said she was mistaken. She replied, I see what I do wrong and charged me 26 dollars, I said, wrong... again. She said it was correct because of the taxes. I said, wrong. The very kind and helpful, who I assumed was a manager corrected her and charged me the correct amount manually. Here's my concern, Laura has been working there for quite a while, how is it that she doesn't know the price of an item that's been posted on the menu board for a long time with the same price? I'm going to send someone over another day to verify that this has been corrected. My temporary solution for you guys is to get her off the cash register asap and retrain her and or fix your ordering system. They had to write down the price on a piece of paper and add it together. There are a lot of tourists here and I'm wondering how many are getting robbed.

I've stopped by Millenia on several occasions, mostly when I visit my family who live in Orlando. That said, this mall is indeed lovely, very spacious, clean and nicely laid out with a huge variety of name brands. Any shopper can find just what they're looking for across different price points. From low to moderate to high end, you will not be disappointed. The mall features a decent food court on the upper level but also features several restaurants on the main grounds. Overall solid experience and worth the trip if you're visiting or new in town.

This is an indoor mall, but with an open top to it. Wanted to see the inside of this place, heard it was cool. It's a big mall, seems to go on forever. We entered one end by the Macy's, walked over to Bloomingdale's, the other end of the mall. Smallish food court. The higher end shops are by Bloomingdale's. A lot of nice shops.

Awesome mall. Very clean, very nice and great high end stores. Pretty much the nicest food court over ever seen in a mall. LoL.

This is a mall that around here is typically referred to as the one for people with money. And a lot of ways it's much nicer than other malls I've been to and has quite a few higher end stores. I've been here several times and it is a really nice mall inside. There are quite a few businesses on the outer edges of the small with an IKEA off in the far corner. Inside the mall itself on this particular visit we were going to the Apple store. It's pretty much like every other Apple store I've been to and everyone was very friendly. The first time I was here looking for the Apple store I had to stop at their customer service station and asked directions and it turned out I was really close to it. There is ample parking with accessible parking and entrances on the mall. A good place to spend the day looking for all kinds of interesting things.

This was one of the nicest malls that I have been to in America, very clean, the wide variety of stores on offer was great.