The mall has undergone a few changes since living in Victoria all those years ago. They took out the gazebo area, which was my favorite, and laid down carpet. What happened to all the planters? Bummer! In spite of the changes for the worse, I still shop here: Dillard's, JC Penney's, and Best Buy to name a few. Recently, my mother and I ate at Casa Ole, a franchise a friend from church formerly owned. Not sure when they remodeled, but the new decor took some adjustment. Life happens, and things change. Don't let that deter you from shopping at the Victoria Mall. read more

Not a bad mall with the exception of Beales Outlet! Felt like I was being followed and profiled by the worker as I was checking the location while waiting for actual stores like JC Penny and Dillards to open! Silly girl tried to give an excuse for her being in each area I was in as if I dont know what the word "recovery" means! B+++ you just moving items around not replacing them! FOH read more

This was a surprising place to find an active Bealls shop at. Everything felt like it fell out of the 1990s down to the music playing. The stores are not remarkable but there are a few flagships stores like JCPENNYS, Dillards and Best Buy. It's a very chill vibe and for me I don't feel a need to return not even for the Spirit Halloween. The parking lot is huge so that's something. read more

It's sad that this is the only mall in the area. For some reason, businesses don't stay here for long. The mainstays are still here - Dillard's, Sears, JCPenney, and Bealls - but we've lost a lot of good ones. It's almost like walking through a ghost town, most days. There are more vacant shops than open ones, and the crowd is largely kids playing hooky from school and old ladies power walking around the perimeters. The kids' play area is overrun with wild, unruly children who are far too big to be playing in a toddler's playground. To be frank, there are a lot of stupid parents who want to wander around munching on popcorn from Popcorn Plus or cookies from Great American Cookie Company while their many children tear apart the public areas. I've had to seek out security officers many times to get older kids to stop terrorizing the little ones. The bathrooms are meh. Usually not very clean, but passable in an emergency situation. It's unfortunate that the people of Victoria treat public restrooms like city dumps - I wouldn't want to clean that crud, either. ;) I don't know if the problem is rent prices or something else, but everyone I know wishes that the local mall was better. Victoria could have a great opportunity as a shopping center for the surrounding areas - alas, it seems the only businesses that thrive here are chain restaurants. ;) read more

If you're a fan of the quaint, mildly smelly, 80's throwback mall then this place is for you. Somehow it manages to keep anchors like JC Penney, Dillard's, and Sears still in business despite being in the forgotten town of Victoria, Texas. I have to admit though the mall has some charm. It reminds me of being kid and going shopping before the age of multi level super malls. There is also something nice about being in a mall without kiosks. To be able to walk through the concourses without people accosting you to buy shoe and facial cleanser is refreshing. Being that this is one of the few places to go in Victoria I expect it to be in business for years to come. I think some new carpeting and a decent restaurant would go a long way though. read more

I go to Victoria mall every Tuesday's on my vacation time every once or twice year to go look around or walk around before the movie on every Tuesdays at Cinemark 12 in Victoria, Texas. All the stores are very nice and good employees. I'll be back again read more

It has all the typical mall stores. It's dirty, probably built in the 1980's never renovated. There's no food court or anything like that. No aesthetic at all. Just what you'd expect from a mall in a rural South Texas town read more

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This mall is alright, its nothing special, it could have a better variety of stores, and its a little old too, but its ok

This is a nice mall considering the size of the town. It has high end shops to tourist shops.

I mean theres really nothing else to do in victoria it's such a small and boring town, so unless you want to sit at home and entertain yourself somehow this is litterally the only place to go. read more

Literally why? Like it's ok if you want to buy jewelry or mediocre clothing, otherwise there's just NOTHING THERE.

Since it seems you don't give a dam about the elderly or disabled I will no longer be in your Mall. I can get anything on line that I need or want. The only thing you focus on is the young, and may I remind you they don't spend a lot of money. In the last day or to I was there and wondered about the benches, figured they were out getting revamped, oh no! You can't have people sitting around, heaven for bid. Even if it's the only place the elderly can go in the summer time to get cool! Hope you sleep good at night. read more

I grew up in Port Lavaca so Victoria was the nearest mall around other than Corpus. The mall itself is pretty terrible due to the lack of stores. Not enough people come here for the stores to stay open so many come and go such as the bookstore and even GAP. The biggest stores in this mall are Dillards, JcPenny, Sears, Victoria Secret, Old Navy, Best read more

Haven't been to this mall in years. . . Looks like it hasn't changed in decades. I looked at the management company for Victoria Mall and then looked at other malls listed under them; it's quite sad. Victoria Mall was first up in 81 and the management company was first up in 77 I believe. Their other mall properties are around Victoria Mall's age as well. They need to step their game up. Victoria is progressing (finally) in more ways than one, yet this mall still has either outdated stores, local stores or stores that no one has ever heard of. The fashion isn't up to par either. There's more than enough jewelry places, food is decent, the department stores left are super old school (not all), and the mall overall lacks Victoria's culture. It's like a massive shell with no entertainment, or seating areas here and there. Whatever the management company is doing can use some tweaking. You got college and university kids flocking into Victoria more than ever before; let's show them a great time as well as nice, trendy threads for school! read more

The first time I came here I was like whoa! there's carpet which I have never seem. This mall reminds me of northwest mall in Houston. Small, not many stores and not many options for food. I mean i'm glad there's a mall in town but wish it was bigger and more options to shop. It is always so quite that it weird me out It is very difficult to find items here. i wish they would remolded it and make it more fun like events, sitting area, family area and such. Something that would make your shopping experience enjoyable. Oh by the way, stay away from Ailings the Asian cuisine place not good at all. Sorry. read more

Crappiest mall within 200 miles. Very little selection. Dirty. Screaming kids at playground. I always go out of town to shop.

FIX THE PARKING LOT..I'm tired of victoria people telling me " oh their working on it" a city has been built in the time it's taken this place just to get a crew out there for a week and made no difference it's worse now read more