This mall has a Barnes & nobles attached to it that's one of the best ones I've been to! Their product diversity is impressive starting from their testing materials, toy, anime/manga, and just books in general compared to other locations I've been to. I stumbled here to check out some toys and came across the cherry blossom lego set. Couldn't find this in other stores and grabbed the last one. It was $140 and it was priced right at where other stores were carrying it for online. Spent the snowy weekend building it and it came out beautiful. Great decor piece for your home and I'll eventually hang it up. It's certainly fragile, so you'd want to avoid anything accidentally hitting the front. The staff there were friendly. I was browsing stuff while waiting to check out and the cashier asked if I was interested in any of the stuff I was looking at. I found it pretty thoughtful. read more

Augusta Mall located on Wrightsboro Road Augusta, GA Service: Augusta Mall has had some interesting events occur since I've been a resident of Augusta however this offer the local community all kinds of services, popular retail options and variety custom stores also they have a huge food court that's always upgrading. Selection: You'll find whatever you need from clothing, appliances, shoes, jewelry and fashion. Value: Prices... depending on what you're buying is comparable to anywhere else. read more

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My mother and family traveled from North Carolina to visit us. While they were here, my mother wanted to take them shopping at the mall in Augusta, GA. During this visit, my 14-year-old daughter needed to use the restroom. Upon exiting, my 14-year-old daughter was approached by security who accused her of smoking marijuana in the bathroom. My daughter called my wife, and when she arrived, my wife informed the security personnel that our daughter is only 14 and does not smoke at all. My wife then granted security permission to search and smell our daughter to prove that she could not have been the one smoking weed, which would have resolved the allegations immediately. However, instead of hearing my wife's words and conducting a proper investigation, the security staff insisted that my wife and family leave the mall, which was incredibly humiliating for them. After my family was unjustly removed, my wife called the police to document the incident. The two officers who responded stated that security should have simply used their sense of smell rather than making assumptions. This incident has left my daughter traumatized, having been falsely accused and unable to demonstrate that she neither smoked nor had any scent of marijuana on her. This was a deeply distressing experience for my family, and there needs to be accountability or compensation for the humiliation and trauma inflicted on my daughter. I request that these two individuals offer my daughter an apology for their error, or I will be compelled to pursue legal action, as this situation is entirely unacceptable read more

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I had heard a lot of negative things about Augusta Mall, but our experience was great. We had no issues while we were there, and the stores we visited had friendly employees who were willing to help. A pleasant surprise and an enjoyable trip. Seems like a great selection of stores and the mall was larger than I expected. read more

Surprised to see this mall so vey busy. Enjoyed going into the several stores. Went in to find a tux for the hubby. Success at dillards. Also had some good shopping at Macys. read more

Came to this mall two times in one week! Wow, talk about me missing the 90s mall vibe - this satisfied that nostalgia for me. This is a classic, indoor two story mall also attached to an outdoor mall. There are lots of stores for all different interests (mostly clothing). The food court is awesome and has all of the amazing classics as well as other spots I've never heard of. They have these small little animals you can rent and ride, and I highly recommend you do so - even if you're 30 years old, ha! This mall was also very clean and I was just impressed overall. Will definitely be back for my shopping needs... and during rainy days. read more

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It's Mother's Day weekend, so crowds are expected. Personally, I try to avoid the Mall when it's busy like this. Mainly because the service at any store is not the best. I went into Journey's, there it wasn't busy and I was in and out. Then, I went to Bath and Body Works. Because I anticipated a crowd, I ordered online for in-store pickup. Sadly, I waited but I'm not mad because they were busy. I'm just happy I was smart enough to order online! Then, I went to Cinnabon for my son. Normally, I come to the mall in the mornings when there's not nearly a crowd. It's much more peaceful and exciting. read more

Augusta Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Augusta, Georgia

If you know me in the least, you know my love for local. I am deeply, deeply passionate about our community businesses-nonprofits-artists-etc. So what would bring such a person to the mall? Well, I was in search of a "trendy" piece of attire and the Mall seemed like the place to find it. Now if you've never been, let me share that it expands beyond the interior. There are stores and restaurants located on the outer edges and even disconnected from the Mall itself. Some are well known (P.F. Chang's) and some are new to the area (Taco Madre). You will have plenty of parking options as well (except in December). I went through the Barnes & Noble, as to slowly immerse myself into the lights, sounds, and smells. Honestly I didn't recognize about a third of the shops, but they aren't trying to draw me in. But the food court, that's another conversation. This one has a Popeye's and American Cookie Company. They knew I was coming. All the usual shops are there and a play area for the kids can be found within. I may not be a big fan of big box stores, but I would rather they serve their customers than sitting empty. Just saying. Also, I do occasionally come in December just to people watch and enjoy the decor and music. Very festive. read more

Augusta mall is the best it's so hugh and has a lot of shops and stores and plus it's has a food court and the good thing about it it has a little kids area so little kids can play around their and plus the mall is huge plus it's nice and clean read more

Boring standard one in dozen outdated mall Won't come back They need to tear it down and build mixed condos and affordable housing on top of a new shopping mall so it s not dead at night read more

I used to go to this place with my mom all the time, it is definitely worth it! As long as you have money lol If you are a kid or have a kid, I recommend the giant trampoline that they have because it is super fun and is only for $7 max! read more

Lots of stores... Most people will find a store they like. Stores like JcPenny, Macys, Barns and Nobiles, Gamestop , and I believe Chick FL A are all here. But I have heard of stories about shootings... The Food Court, H&M, and Elevator near Barns and Nobile are great working elevators. But JcPenny and Macys elevators are a little SKETCHY... Be Careful and have a fun Shopping Spree! read more

DO NOT take any pictures at the Augusta mall with the company who are selling in the middle of aisle. They are crooks and will rip you off, I paid for pictures and all my pictures was messed up. They refused to fix or refund me my money, it's been 8 months. (i paid a total $840) i disputed a total of $120 that was paid by card & the rest of the amount was done in cash. The owner name is Mike Ziggler,he goes go by different names - Paradise studio Inc, infinity portraits, a location in Savanah, GA named the photo house savanah & many more names. The owner is rude, unprofessional and no customer service skills. He refuses to give me my money back for something i NEVER got, he also deleted my whole profile so i don't have any pictures. The pictures had black spots all over, feets cut off, half of my head was cutt off, glasses missing, they "edited" the ones i took in December and made all of us pale skin (don't even look like us). When I previewed the pictures they did NOT look like that. I called the mall officers twice and no help, i have all the text messages, video recordings and etc of they admitting my pictures were not usable and edited wrong, and also telling me they was going to refund me my money and NEVER did. They just keep going in circles telling you what you want to hear. I purchased two different settings one in December and another in March, i don't have nothing to show for it after $840 for the pictures and not including all the money that was spent on clothes, hair and etc. I just want my money back, yall have been warned, do not go to them‼I'm not the only one who had this same issue. I have screen shots of other "customers" who also got ripped off by this company. Save your money, headaches and stress. The mall staff are not any help, but they are the ones who gave these people a contract. This makes yall look bad. I've been waiting for months for them to fix all my pictures and after 5 months I started asking for a refund still waiting. PLEASE AVOID‼ It won't let me post any pictures or screen shots, but I have it all. read more

Thank You Mall Grounds personnel. !! We live behind Augusta Mall on Wylds Rd. The mall property across the street had Grown up so bad with weeds and trash it was an eye sore . The malls land had always been kept mowed and clean but this year it had been really neglected. Today they really cleaned it up and looks so nice so Many Thanks !! read more

Great selection of business and food, conveniently located near Augusta Regional and Fort Gordon.

Admittedly, the first time I came to Augusta mall not so long ago, I was using yelp to find lunch, and I got sent to to Augusta Mall's food court, not even knowing the mall was there. After going a few more times for more than food now, I have a pretty good handle on what this place offers. Augusta mall has been around since the 70s, is a two level mall and has over 90 retail spaces, making it the largest mall in the area, and one of the larger malls in the state. During the holiday time, they decorate the mall beautifully, but year round they also have a lovely water fountain front and center, a large clock in the mall, and massage chairs for those who need a break PROS: There's a lot of shopping variety here for the area that it's in. From your big box staples like Macy's, JCPenny's, Sears, or dillards, to your specialty stores like Apple, Barnes and noble, Teavana and sephora, Augusta mall has plenty of ways to lighten that wallet. CONS: The layout of Augusta Mall was a little confusing to me. The first time I paid them a visit, I remember asking myself, where's the entrance, though I came in along the side where the apple store is. There IS a central hub where it's mall like, with several stores to peruse, but there's a few outside access only stores too, like the entire strip that houses the formerly mentioned apple store. As this is a mall, parking is never going to be a problem. That is to say, you're not going to have trouble finding a spot. What you may have is trouble finding a spot close to where you want to be. This is an "every mall" problem though, not just Augusta. There is also a food court with a few restaurants. I've only tried a couple, but they range from wings to japanese to mediterranean. If that's not enough for you, there's also restaurants like PF Chang, Moes, and others directly on mall property (accessed outside) FINAL VERDICT: If you live in Augusta and need to shop, you're more than likely going to find yourself here. It's a bustling energized area filled with people, stores and deals. It's an excellent place for people watching too. If you can get over the layout of the mall and not having access to all things (this can be a big deal in bad weather), you're gonna love it. I'd rate it a 3.5, but round it up to 4 stars, because I already know i'll be back, and that makes me a fan. read more

The Augusta Mall is a pretty typical, average mall. I like some of the store options. Earthbound is my favorite. I love that there's still a Barnes and Nobles. The Dicks Sporting Goods is huge and a nice place to shop. Sometimes on evenings or weekends there are packs of wile teenagers roaming around being loud and sometimes fighting but most of the time I've visited it's pretty peaceful. The mall is clean and I always see at least one security officer while I'm there. My most recent visit the restrooms smelled terribly but I am unsure if that's common or an isolated incident. The food court is alright but there are better options outside / attached to the mall. So, in short, I guess it's better than driving an hour or more but it's nothing impressive. read more

Environment: B Customer Service: B Food Options: C Overall Experience: B- The Augusta Mall and I have a love-hate relationship. While I enjoy the convenience of a medium-sized mall with plenty of retail options, I have minimal patience for ignorant mall clientele. On MULTIPLE occasions I have been eating in the food court or walking in the halls when fights have broken out. It has almost become an expected finding at this location. It makes shopping here embarrassing and dangerous--embarrassing for the city, dangerous for all the visitors. Security really needs to improve at this facility. With that being said, I think this mall is perfect for Augusta. Not too big, not too small. Plenty of decent anchor stores. The food court leaves significant room for improvement...however, they have a few anchor restaurants such as Chick-fil-a and Sabarro. The best part of the mall is the indoor-outdoor retail space that makes shopping a more enjoyable experience. I love this Barnes and Nobles location--it is a huge store! Other great and affordable stores include H&M, JcPenny's, Macy's, and Forever 21. The mall is small enough that it can be walked quickly--hence plentiful mall walkers in the morning and weekends. The mall is a little old school from the exterior but has been kept up to date on the interior. Overall, a good option for a city the size of Augusta. I hope the stores continue to thrive and don't fall victim to the online shopping phenomenon. read more

The mall is clean and has some good stores. It does feel dated and not up to the standards of newer complexes.

Decent size mall with most of the major brand names including: Victoria's Secret Macy's JC Penney Dicks sporting goods Barnes and Noble Sears Hollister Apple Banana Republic H&M Forever21 And more There is wireless if you're "mall member," a children's play area, and most importantly, a Starbucks. Children's play area is in front of Dillard's. read more

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I have been around since both Malls opened in 1978, and after all these years and all the new additions; I still find it a relaxing and pleasurable experience with a really great selection of stores and food! I do really miss Abercrombie and Fitch , but there are a few other options ! My hat is off to the management team and mall designer and security who keep the place beautiful , safe and pleasant! read more

I grew up going to this mall since this is the biggest shopping center you can get in Augusta. They've definitely changed a lot in the past 5-10 years. There's been a ton of new stores added, and the food courts were completely re-done. Sure, some of the stores still look kind of old (Sears, JCPenney) but for the most part I'm pleased with the remodelling they've done here! The biggest additions are Dick's Sporting Goods and the Promenade outside -- basically an extra section of cute clothing stores, plus P.F. Chang's and Moes!! They even added an Apple store here, and it's not a frenzy like you would see in NYC at any given time! The Promenade has cool stores like Barnes and Noble, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, White House Black Market, The Walking Company... I recommend Little Athens Gyro in the food court (plus the China Express for yummy lo mein). Sarku is always good -- there's always a line there. Still hoping for the Nordstrom's here since I'm sure the rich housewives would appreciate it (and me!) but until then, you still got Macy's! read more

I've visited this mall more recently and had no problems. The weekend crowd is still rowdy so I avoid it then. The shops have changed a lot over the years and fast fashion stores have gone from being smaller stores (Body Shop for example) to being multi-level anchor style stores (H&M, Forever 21). The quality of the clothes hasn't gone up with this transition so it's not great. Many stores have been lost and replaced with other things... There's no more arcade, no Dollar Tree, no F.Y.E. but in recent years there's a Sephora, Bare Minerals, etc. Major department anchor stores are not doing well these days and I imagine we'll see more replacement of those with fast fashion stores. It seems to be the trend. Unusually visit Barnes and Noble, Sephora and Macy's during my visits, which are rare. They're decent stores, though. The food court has changed a lot but they still have various good options. As can be told by my previous review, it took me several years to feel comfortable returning to this place despite having worked here for years myself after the incident with the security guard. Much of the staff has changed since then and I never have a problem. read more

This place has come a long way. I like the additions to the area for instance, the square. I like the chain stores- Sephora, Forever 21, Barnes and Nobles, Aldo, Macy, Etc. Parking is not bad, but I wish that Augusta would build another Mall. read more

Clean, bright sun light everywhere, 2 story renovated mall with a good size food court. Doesn't look like much from outside, a nice surprise upon entering read more

I definitely LOVE this shopping mall they have a nice size food court similar to the one in Altamonte Springs, FL. They have all my favorite stores such as Rue21, Forever 21, JCPenney, H&M, and all you can think of. The one that I didn't like was that Auntie Anne's ran out of Pepperoni so I didn't have my favorite snack. read more

Augusta Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Augusta, Georgia

As someone who moved here from Atlanta with several amazing mall options, this one is pretty impressive. The food offered in the food court is unreal... so so good! There's plenty of store options and all of them are massive. I come here with my husband on days where we're bored and we always have a good time. We never feel unsafe and there's always something to look at read more

Thank you so much corporate for handing out an apology to the girls that were affected by some of the horrible security at this mall. I've upped my review from 1 star to 5. Also glad to see that the security boy that harassed the young girl has been taken care of. Keep being awesome! read more

I'm going to admit that I am not a fan of malls. In fact, going to a mall is usually a stressful event for me, as I prefer going to open air set-ups like the Augusta Exchange where it's likely that you will have to drive to another part of the plaza to go to another store (yes, that's how much I can't stand having too many people in one enclosed area). However, the Augusta Mall is one of the few exceptions. It is quite a large mall that has some great stores and restaurants. Another plus is that because there are so many department stores and popular restaurants, there are various entrances and bountiful parking. I was very pleased to wander through Williams Sonoma, Teavana, Barnes and Nobles, Sephora (there are two--a standalone and one located within JC Penney). There is a plethora of clothing stores such as Forever21, H&M, etc. For those of you who want to enjoy a meal, there is even a PF Chang's, Buca di Beppo, The Chop House as well as quick meal options such as Chick-fil-A, Moe's, and Sbarro to name just a few. Whether you're looking for clothing, books, food, jewelry and whatever else may spark you to open up your wallet, Augusta Mall will likely have what you are seeking. read more

I never thought Augusta would have a nice mall like this. The mall has a Sephora, Barnes & Noble, Aldo, Macys, Dillards etc. I wish they had a Nordstroms, but o well. The mall is super clean and I love taking my kids to the indoor play area located on the bottom level by Dillards. Their food court is also kept very clean and organized. We love eating at Sarku! There is ALWAYS a line for their chicken teriyaki. The only downside to the mall is that on Sundays they open at 12!!! I know malls in different states open their doors at 6am, even when the actually stores are not open. It allows residents to walk indoors and stay out of the heat. I hope they change that about their hours and soon esp with the humid summer around the corner. I always find awesome sales at Dillards and Macys (clearance) and I enjoy coming to this mall. They have a "new" area by the apple store/pf changs/barnes and noble with a water fountain. We always stop by there to throw in a few pennies and make a wish. A must for kids :) read more

Awesome mall and great sales ..a must visit if you are in the Augusta area. Clean and active!

I grew up going to this mall, in the days before P.F. Chang's, Forever 21, Aerie, and a whole bunch of other stores. In the past 5 years, there has been some serious remodeling. Basically an entire new branch of the mall opened up, which includes the Apple store, a remodeled Barnes 'N Nobles (which used to be down the street, but I think it was moved into the mall), Buckle, McAlister's Deli, and a lot of other restaurants and stores. There is both an interior food court, and a group of outside restaurants like P.F. Chang's and McAlister's. Basically, you've got almost any kind of food you would want, be it either quick service food like Subway, Chick-fil-A, and Sarku, or actual sit down restaurants. There's also a lot of clothing and accessory stores, such as Aerie, Claire's, Forever 21, Coach, Hollister, Pandora, and Hot Topic. Considering how small Augusta is, it definitely has a really good mall, with a lot of varied stores other small towns might not have. It's clean, large, has a lot of choices in clothing and food, has a large, spacious parking lot with various entrances, and has several large, well-kept bathrooms. On the weekends, of course it is going to be very busy, so if you want to browse unimpeded by a bunch of kids... Go during the weekday. In Augusta, it is definitely the place to go to buy gifts, and to wile away a couple of hours. read more

A decent mall with tons of shoe stores! Food court is located on the top floor of the mall and has 3 different selections of Chinese food, chick a fil a, auntie Anne's pretzels, a japanese bento box grill, and a few others I can't recall. Restrooms are located near the food court as well to the far right. **most stores offer a military discount**(excludes large department stores) read more

I mean we all know the Augusta Mall is definitely nothing to write home about. This place has your basics that you would expect any mall to have - Macy's, JC Penney, Foot Locker, and many other things that are very typical of any mall, really. However, this mall definitely doesn't really have anything high-end. So if you're looking for a Saks or a Coach store (or whatever it is that you're into), you may want to make the trip to Atlanta to hit Lennox or something. This place is decent though, usually pretty clean, and it's definitely not run down or anything like that. It has a typical food court - Chick Fil A, pizza, wraps, etc. Meeeeh. read more

I was eating at what they call a food court and a bird defecated next to our table... The stores there seem to be becoming a bit low end. They've lost some of my favorite stores and what's replacing them is less than stellar. There's better shopping and dining options on the other side of town read more

Keeps getting better, and still plenty of parking!!! How do they do it??? Great management most likely. Or magical powers! Inside outside upstairs downstairs roaming around up and down in and out of stores and more, and top it off with The Apple Store and Food Court variety galore. Starbucks, of course, sitting nigh near the heart of it all, we love our weekly outings to Sugusta Mall! read more

Augusta Mall - Ample parking and many outdoor restaurants and stores frame one of several entrances to the tremendous Augusta Mall. - Shopping Centers Near Me - Augusta, Georgia

I was really surprised to see that the mall offered so many variety of stores. Considering the fact its in a small town like Augusta. People were extremely friendly and the stores offered variety of products and services to consumers. The staff at Macy's in particular, especially at the fragrance counter were very nice!!! ;) read more

Im just going to give an update on the food court since it rests inside the mall. My wife went to get some food and when she sat down and opened the bag out popped a roach. Lets just say game over. You know when there is one there is a ton more so needless to say we won't be doing that again. read more

Overall, I've had good experiences whenever I come here and shop. As I think of it, I have been coming here for 2 decades now. From the major clothing and shoe stores to a variety of food options at the food court and on the outskirts of the mall, there is an abundance of stores here to go shopping at. There's usually a decent size crowd here during throughout the day and night. Especially on the weekends. It has been a hangout spot for a very long time. You're very likely to run into someone you know if you're a local. Avoid this place on the holidays when there's ad sales going on!! The parking lot and stores will be insanely packed and crowded if you do happening to come here. read more

Really love this shopping mall and nice food court over here. Wonderful experience for shopping.