Great mall with lots of clothing stores and a food court. There's also a supermarket. The stores are always changing but it's def a great mall. Plenty of parking and it's a very clean mall especially the bathrooms read more

I loved visiting this mall while on vacation. Lots of great shops. They have a fun play area near the food court for kids. My daughter and nephew loved playing there. Their food court is very big with tons of different places to eat. It got pretty busy at lunch time. read more

We passed by just to look it's a small but full-service mall, with regular stores like Burlington Coat Factory, Journeys, and local stores As well as an arcade spas and beauty salon. The mall has a little of everything away from the city. so the selection is there and food spots as well. There are a few stores that have very economical value to them. read more

Aguadilla Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Aguadilla, Puerto Rico

Small mall but very popular and the prices were decent. They had all different types of shops and food court.

This mall has a little of everything. It's a typical mall that is very much alive with great shops, lots of deals, arcades with VR machines and a great food court. There is lots of parking and the mall is easily accessible. It's not the mall of America that can be overwhelming but it has its own character. We went twice. The breakfast place near the entrance makes some of the best sandwiches and breakfast where you get bang for your buck. If you want to make a day out of it, you can hit up the water park 5 mins away called El Parke de las Cascadas early and hang out at the mall after. Very fun park. read more

It has an ok variety of stores, but nothing upscale like a Macy's, Fortunoffs, or Lord & Taylor. Puerto Rico has been in the middle of a severe economic recession for years and the stores that draw Puerto Rican buyers the most reflects it. KMart was there but recently closed down, Capri which is a variety store similiar to KMart, Pueblo Supermarket, a couple of Men's clothing stores, a bookstore, I think there is a Lenscrafters, hallway vending stands, the major cable companies, a good food court, and a movie theater across the parking lot. Overall, could be better, could be worse but it is somewhat inferior to the malls stateside. Mayaguez Mall is better but is a longer drive. read more

This is one of the most modernized and commercialized cities on the Western coast of Puerto Rico, therefore it's only befitting that they have an actual mall. From Rt. 2, you can see the structure looming over the steep hillside road. It's actually quite the view and is a great attention grabber. Getting there is simple, there is one way in and one way out to get to the complex. Parking is a breeze, there is a garage and than plenty of parking spots. Never have an issue with this. Inside is kind of barren in comparison to most U.S malls, and definitely if you compare it to San Juan's. There are staple stores that you will find littered throughout PR's shopping center like 757, Kress, Me Salve, Capri, Marianne and such. There is also a grocery store attached...I think it's Amigos, as well as a K-Mart ( Which is actually quite popular in comparison to Wal-Mart on the island). For the most part most stores are occupied but there is something that just leaves you wanting more. The foodcourt is okay. The most Mainland restaurant is Taco Bell, which is fine with me because I don't care much for fast food chains. The most busy eatery is El Meson, a chain sandwich shop. I went for, however the cheaper version of it, Sandwich Lovers and ate a hugebreakfast for only 5.50. Overall? Not a bad little spot, but don't expect to be wow'd. read more

Good selection of stores, close to one of the best caribbean cinemas in the area. It has the worst fodcourt of any mall I have visited in the island. read more

Pretty mediocre mall. It is well sized but store variety is pretty middling for an area filled with expatriates and tourists. Pacsun is a highlight, imagine. One plus is that it has a Pueblo Supermarket (it changed owner recently), and the food court is ok (hopefully plans to turn it into a Il Nuovo Mercato style food hall come to fruition. Despite an interesting architecture and a new paint job, it still feels somewhat dated in it's decor. Also, it's not a very classy mall, and Aguadilla deserves better. read more

Needs more shops. More variety of restaurants. Bigger. Newer stores. Forever XXI, Burlington, Victoria's Secret, Best Buy, Krispy Kreme!