There is so much construction at Coconut Grove parking on Friday afternoon was difficult. But…read morehappily we found pool seating under a big umbrella at the Coco walk.. The music played on the waterfall called us. Coco Walk is an upscale bit bohemian outdoor shopping mall with retail shops, popular eateries & a theater amid an outdoor courtyard. Marvin's, Mister 01, Koko's and Sweet Greens are my favorites.

PARKING: this review is specifically for the parking garage at Coco Walk. The prices are absolutely…read moreoutrageous, on the weekends. It is a flat rate of $17. Whether you're there for only one hour or more. Street parking is extremely difficult so if you want to visit this area you're forced to pay a lot of money for parking. It honestly prevents us from going to this area often. They really need to fix this highway robbery!!!!

Very nice outdoor mall with tons of shops and restaurants. The parking lot does cost and you pay by…read morephone.

On vacation in the area, I ended up at the Shops at Merrick Park for a blowout and a little…read moreshopping. We hit it when there was also a holiday market with tons of local vendors. As others have shared, this is a beautiful outdoor shopping center with pretty much every store imaginable. I wished I had more time but will absolutely return next time I'm in the area. Happy shopping!

Brickell City Centre was an unexpected stop that wasn't originally part of my plans. I was actually…read moreon my way to Bayside when my Uber driver suggested I check out Brickell instead. I'm so glad I took the recommendation. First and foremost, downtown Miami is nothing like it was over 10 years ago. The transformation is incredible. The skyline is filled with stunning high-rise buildings, beautiful hotels, clean streets, and the entire area feels modern, upscale, and safe. It's immaculate and a completely different vibe from South Beach. After visiting, I can honestly say my next trip to Miami will likely be centered around Brickell instead. As for Brickell City Centre itself, it's an impressive, world-class shopping destination. The mall is beautifully designed, spotless, and home to just about every luxury and popular retail brand you can think of. The selection of shops and restaurants is excellent. Most of the dining options are located on the upper level, although you'll find additional restaurants scattered throughout the mall. The open-air design, connected by escalators, makes it easy to navigate, and there's even a movie theater on the top floor. The center is divided into the East and North Blocks, which are well connected. My only complaint was getting an Uber after my visit. Finding the mall was easy, but getting picked up was another story. I waited over 15 minutes because the app repeatedly directed my driver to a different pickup location. I was standing outside the East Block near the Nespresso boutique, yet my driver kept being routed toward the North Block near Bally. If you're planning to use Uber or Lyft, allow yourself some extra time and double-check the designated pickup location before requesting your ride. Other than that minor inconvenience, Brickell City Centre exceeded my expectations and was one of the highlights of my trip to Miami.

I had never visited a city center on this scale before, and Brickell City Centre was impressive. It…read morefeels like a massive open-air mall with covered walkways, which makes it comfortable to explore even in the heat or rain. There's a wide range of stores catering to different budgets--from typical mall stores to high-end luxury shops. The center offers a good mix of shopping including clothing stores and beauty retailers. I am not sure about the restaurants and cafes, since I have not explored the whole mall. I did see a restaurant, Starbucks, and a boba shop that I visited. I visited several stores during my trip, and overall, the service was friendly and welcoming. Dior stood out in particular, as the staff were attentive, offered samples, and created a more engaging shopping experience. The other stores I visited were also pleasant and accommodating. Overall, it's a cool place to walk around, shop, and hangout for a day.

I love coral gables! Miracle mile is a street of shops and restaurants that's located in a historic…read morebeautiful city. I love coming here and walking around. There are great restaurants here to check out Giralda street is now closed off and there are so many new restaurants that you can actually join. It is nice to sit in the middle of the plaza and enjoy a glass of wine or a beer from the local restaurant. although Giralda is off miracle Mile, I still consider it part of the mile. On the mile there's always different things to do. There's always some festival or happening that keeps the community engaged with their own city. They have great happy hours, and a lot of options for a cheaper meal or a cheaper cocktail. I definitely suggest this area if you want to hang out go out and feel safe. There are always police around fire rescue and the community is nice.

Downtown Coral Gables & Miracle Mile Miami is an excelente place to walk with many different types…read moreof shops, unique galleries, cafes and restaurants of all types and tastes. Also you have plenty of parking and extended sidewalk space. We came Saturday to the Art Festival and we found a big crowd but safe and clean. Easy parking 1 block away from the event at reasonable prices. Live music with several different acts. Lots of vendors with a wide range of pricing, there was something for everybody. Overall a fun, positive and refreshing experience!!

Your valet is HORRIBLE! Not only did they charge my son $40 for going over 10 minutes, they told…read morehim he couldn't pay with cash! Yet the person behind him was able to pay with cash! The attendant was extremely rude! Is it because my son is a young man driving an expensive car? A the final straw was that the STOLE the baby Jesus in our car!! Thieves! So disappointed in their valet. BEWARE!!

This is one of my favorite places in Coral Gables. It has good restaurants, coffee shops, new shops…read moreare coming in, cafes, gelato, good architecture and perfect to snap great pictures. It's just 5 min walking from the Miracle Mile which makes it perfect to for an afternoon at the Gables.

After 3 years of living in the Miami area, I made it to the Village of Merrick Park and I'm glad I…read morefinally did. I love the open mall concept and while it is a bit outdated, it still keeps its charm and beauty. I enjoyed the natural light, cleanliness, the big hallways and principally the gardens. I would come here only to enjoy the gardens and snap some good pictures. As for the stores, I think they have a good selection. I'm looking forward to return to the village, whether it's to Nordstrom or any of the other stores within.

Whole visit was spoiled by parking ticket for reverse parking which is safer and easier in a very…read morebusy and tightly designed car park. There are other more welcoming malls where parking is free.

Dadeland Mall is an excellent example of location and staying power and is a go to mall for a lot…read moreof South Floridians for a reason. In terms of longevity, I will admit that I was familiar with Macy's back when it was Burdine's. I've never run into any issues shopping here, and the layout of the mall has always been easy to navigate. In terms of store variety there's plenty to pick from and depending on what's considered high-end to different people, there are designer stores so options are plentiful I'll also add that the food court has seen improvements over the years and the choice variety is excellent. You aren't just stuck with the same kind of food wearing a different label. In terms of appearance, the mall has seen it share of facelift and I know that it's premises are kept clean and there's always security, which is a nice touch during the holidays I have fun memories of shopping here and recently went for Mother's Day as I am not the one buying gifts: despite the nostalgia, the mall holds its own in terms of being a one stop shop for a variety of needs If you grew up in South Florida, you know that this is one of the two places to go when you need to try things on in person. If you are visiting and want to grab a quick bite or treat yourself, this is Also more than deserving of your time.

I stopped in here to go to the Apple Store to buy a new MacBook. Thriving mall with lots of high…read moreend stores. Kinda crazy when other malls are dying, this place had more customers than one round expect for a random weekday, non holiday nor summer. Parking was a butane. Most of the spaces were for valet, at least the section I needed to be in. All the other spots were taken , I had to circle around a couple of times until someone left. Insane kind of like it was Christmas or Black Friday. Clean bathrooms.

Mall of the Americas is a special place in its weirdness. It has so many great shopping spots like…read moreRoss, Marshall's, Burlington, randomly the DMV, and now Micro Center has entered the chat. So for me it's a one stop shop if my partner wants to get some computer stuff he can go there while I get some shopping in. And then Costco is close by, it's just eclectic and I am thankful for it. The food court is also a random spot that you can get a wide range of culture dishes.

There's nothing here! I walked in, excited for the nickelodeon store, and there was nothing. The…read moreonly cool thing was the radioshack at the beginning of the food court. Nice throwback.

Lincoln Road isn't just a street--it's Miami's catwalk, circus, and living time capsule rolled into…read moreone. I've been coming here since the days when Howard Austin Feld had his shop here, when you could still park on the street and the crowd felt more local than curated. Back then, it was quirky galleries, mom-and-pop shops, and artists setting up easels by the fountains. History matters here. Originally designed in the 1910s by Carl Fisher (the same guy who basically invented Miami Beach), it was later reimagined in the 1950s by Morris Lapidus, the legendary architect behind the Fontainebleau. He turned Lincoln Road into a pedestrian mall--a radical idea at the time--that gave Miami Beach its own open-air Broadway. For decades, it was where retirees fed pigeons, musicians played for tips, and snowbirds people-watched under the palms. Today? It's glossier. Trendy flagship stores, outdoor cafés charging $9 for a latte, and enough selfie sticks to arm a small militia. The pigeons have been replaced by pickup artists--guys working the crowd like it's spring break year-round, angling for phone numbers from beautiful women in sundresses. Depending on your vibe, it's either comedy gold or background noise. But here's the truth: Lincoln Road is still Lincoln Road. The fountains still splash, the architecture still hums with mid-century glamour, and the people-watching is world-class. From models strutting past with shopping bags to a family of tourists melting under the Miami sun, this strip remains Miami Beach's beating heart.

Lincoln Road Mall is a must stop when you're either visiting Miami Beach, visiting from out of town…read moreor just to have a nice night out. There's a lot of potential to be an even greater destination spot and lots of events and activities. Live music is often played on the weekends. Excellent variety and options for food and desserts along with shops and stores and even art galleries! Most parts of Lincoln Mall are clean and almost every restaurant will offer outdoor seating while providing great service. Great destination with easy parking around and overall spot for dining, shopping and leisure and perfect to relax and people watch. Great mix of high end stores and regular boutique stores to cater to every person.

Met the owners on vacation with my bestie! They were lovely and VERY sweet! Even gave us…read morerecommendations for restaurants! Love the store they have.

Excellent Customer Service. Employees are extremely pleasant, go the distance to track down pieces…read morein and out of their inventory​. Highly recommended!