5 - Location / Variety of Shops / Plenty of Parking 5 - People Friendly 2 - Clean This is a nicer mall I have been too compared to the Irving mall. Though it is good in size and plenty of the most common needed shopee's, the Restrooms are absolutely disgusting. The mall's overall presentation is more of upper scale and the restrooms are just not up to parr. Please clean the restrooms every 1 hour, put some scented aromas in there as it smells horrid. Trash everywhere. Everything else is good as far as directory and finding the needed shops you need. Great mall, just poor cleanliness. read more

We decided to take a risk and hit this mall after our trip to Outdoor World on a SATURDAY. That's where we went wrong. It was Saturday. While the mall still has every outlet you could possibly imagine; Michael Kors, Old Navy, Coach, Lids, Nike, Bed Bath and Beyond, Aeropostale, Wedding dress shops, formal gowns, Carters, Janie and Jack, the mall is so crazy, I am not sure where or how you actually make it into the shops! Everyone is running one big huge lap, around the circular mall. I was terrified to let my kiddos out of the stroller because I was afraid they'd get run over by the flow of moving people. We opted to keep them put and strapped in the whole time. We basically power walked the mall, and made a pit stop at the carousel which does break that scary flow of traffic because food ya'll! People break for the food court, which is where the carousel is located. We rode that dad-gum carousel for $11 dollars (for three people) and then merged back in with traffic to power walk the second half of the mall. The place is like an amusement park or fair grounds. Sales people yelling at you "Perfume! Get your perfume!" all the while you're trying to dodge out of the way of kids riding motorized giant jungle animals (what even IS that about?!) , a giant kids train "choo-chooing" at you to get out of the way, my kids asking me for a dang $13 dollar walking balloon dog... Let's not even start on the lines for Lego Land, the Aquarium and the Rainforest Cafe. I need a xanex after writing this review... So back to Amazon for all of my shopping mall needs! read more

I love this mall it has all of the high end stores that I like to shop at. Plus just recently they added my Natural hair salon there for my Natural hair products. It is a little drive from the but it is so worth the drive. My hubby and come here mostly before we go on travel trips! read more

Grapevine Mills - Shopping Centers Near Me - Grapevine, Texas

Always a nice trip. It seems to get better every time we visit. Food court upgraded. Indoor sports complex. Much improved from just a few years ago. The Texas mall of choice for all day family fun. read more

So I don't think it'll be particularly surprising to anyone who's set foot in this mall when I say something along the lines of "whoa. What just happened?" Grapevine Mills is approximately the equivalent of what happens when you turn a mall Up To Eleven, a bit of a circumspect overload of stimuli, packed with vaulted ceilings and some sort of background amusement park-like chatter that never seems to go away, sort of like that bit floating around the internet years ago that when the world was entirely quiet, you could still hear some Cher song off in the distance. I know, go figure. There are a ton of shops happening here, and they clearly have spent real money - things are big, overblown, with a large type Reader's Digest take on shopping. The impression I get from most folks I saw in here on my recent stop in is that this idea is fine, thanks very much, and I will say that I think this mall's great for kids and those looking for a little bit of spectacle while they shop. But one thing it isn't is, well, subtle. I am kind of curious to go back and wander around on a day that's a little less crowded as my last stop in included a weekend day. And perhaps that will prove to be the kicker. In the mean time, just know that while you may ultimately find what you're after here, there may be a little of Vegas in there besides. read more

It's an outlet mall, I would not expect the latest trends and the best sellers - BE REAL. You will find that it's a big place with most of the brands you would hope to find. Bottom line, it's got something for everyone... They have plenty of food options, and a large food court. If you have kids, they have plenty of distractions, including an arcade and a bowling ally. They have a huge parking lot and a convenient circular format once you go inside and start shopping. You can walk a loop, so keep track of where you start. Shop til you drop! read more

Holy moly. I came here on the third day of the ice storm and it was PACKED. Like people everywhere. I happened to have a bunch of free gift cards from my Wrapp app and this particular mall had the majority of the stores I needed. You need to prepare yourself before entering this outlet mall. Follow these tips and you'll be fine. 1) Remember where you parked. Seriously. It's like an amusement park here and the entrances look pretty similar to each other after a while. 2) The mall is a giant circle divided into "neighborhoods". It's very useful whenever you're looking for a particular store. 3)Forever 21 cuts through the middle of the mall. If you need to get to the other side of the mall, use this store as a shortcut. Like most outlet malls, there's going to be a lot of people and. Thankfully, this one is weather proof. There's a really nice AMC theater here and I heard there's an ice rink here too but I didn't see it for myself. read more

If you like wandering through masses of humanity trying to find the one store your spouse wants to visit on a Saturday afternoon, this is your place. Otherwise, there are easier outlet malls to navigate. Even my wife said she prefers the one in Allen because you can just drive up to the store you want instead of trekking through the unwashed to get to you store of choice. The Corning store did have some pretty good prices. read more

Used to work in this mall. It was headed downhill for quite some time but they're finally making renovations and improvements. The new(ish) addition of Round1 is nice. Lots of options as far as shopping goes. All the staples. Food court has a decent selection as well. Legoland is great for kids. Personally, Sea Life is my favorite, even as an adult. Especially after they added the Amazon exhibit. Overall, good for a shopping mall. I hate large crowds so I wouldn't recommend going on a weekend, but that's just me. read more

this mall is good because is very great! my lil sis like this mall and my famliy to!

Are you looking to meet up with your girlfriends for a shopping vacation? Grapevine Mills has it all! From high end to mid-level to budget friendly department stores, you will please everyone in your party. This mall is huge. You can kill two birds with one stone, fun and getting your cardio on. Seriously, bring your walking shoes. Your first thing to do is to check in here on Yelp, then go to the information desk (near Burlington). The info desk will give you a coupon book and it can be very cost effective. Besides shopping, you can ice skate, see the aquarium, or watch a movie. This has great entertainment value to last a solid weekend. read more

JP shoe place is the worst shoe department! Super rude employee asked us to leave as soon as we walked in Saying we weren't allowed inside!!! read more

Wear comfortable shoes!!! - once I made the mistake of wearing heels, and needed a ride back to my car :( This is one of my top five fave malls, plus now that i'll be working in Coppell I can frequent it more often! The store selections are on par with any major mall, you're always bound to find a deal, and there's generally a good amount of eye-candy walking around too! ;) read more

I really like Grapevine Mills. Over the years I feel like it has changed and over those years there were times I liked it more and less. I feel like years ago it had more outlet store when there were outlet stores and retailers didn't just make clothes for their pretend outlet stores. I loved it and felt like you could get quality merchandise at a really good deal. Then for a while I felt like it got a bit stale and the merchandise in some of the stores was inexpensive but a cheap quality and they mall just started feeling older. Now I like it again. The outside could use a face lift but I feel like the inside has good life and lots of good stores. I think the SeaLife Aquarium and Legoland really helped eat up some space and provide good life to the mall. The Rain Forest Cafe is always packed. It is not the fanciest mall in DFW but they have good stuff and it is easy to park and it is pretty nice and clean and there are good deals to be found. My review is, I guess, a history of my "feel" for the place, but hey, I think I have good opinions... read more

Please have some agility training before you come to this mall.. and comfy shoes... lots of jukin and jivin around kids and strollers and weirdos. They do have some junky stores - but they also have a banana republican (as my mom calls it) an Ann Taylor AND... drum roll please... OFF BROADWAY SHOES! They opened it this Thursday! Now many of you may not know what an Off Broadway Shoes is.. its just like DSW, but with more coupons! I went today - and its a good one folks.. not a measly 8 row rackroom joint, but a mega walmart target sized shoe paradise. read more

I definitely recommend visiting this mall on a weekday because the location tends to get super packed on the weekends. I visit this mall once every few months, but every time I visit, I ask myself why I don't come more often. There's a large number of outlet stores in this mall. In addition to this, the mall will give you a free coupon book if you check in on Yelp. I also like how the mall is in a circle, so you can walk in one direction and not have to turn back around and look at the same stores again (like Northeast mall, hate that). In order to help you remember where you parked, the mall is sorted into neighborhoods that are numbered. I recommend looking at which neighborhood number you parked at, or what stores you entered beside. A list of outlet stores/normal stores that are worth noting: -Forever 21 (also cuts through the mall to the other side) -H&M -Express outlet (just opened) -Abercrombie and Fitch / Hollister outlet -Last Call Neiman Marcus -Burlington* -Marshalls / Ross* -Michael Kors -Coach (almost always 50% off) -Disney Outlet -G by Guess -J Crew Factory -Levis Outlet -Nike Factory Store *If you usually don't shop at Burlington, Marshalls, or Ross, you should try these locations out. They almost always have discounted MK, Coach, and CK items from the mall. Aside from stores, There's a famous Rainforest Cafe, which is a great place to take your kids (so I've heard). Also there's a Legoland and an Ocean Life aquarium thing. I've seen discounted tickets for these on Groupon, so I don't recommend paying entrance tickets at the door if at all possible. The food court is rather large, and provides a lot of options that are sometimes not available in malls. There's plenty of room to sit if you're just looking for a place to rest for a minute (because this mall is huge). If you get tired before reaching the halfway mark, I would recommend cutting through the Forever 21 and making a smaller loop to get back to your car. No other mall like it in DFW, especially with the number of outlets at an indoor vicinity. Worth your time and saves you a lot of money! read more

I agree for the most part Richard...except if you're a guy....looking for good clothes...good luck. This place's clothing stores are so blatantly skewed towards women, for every clothing store for men, there are 10 for women, its ridiculous. And it wasn't always this way either, but it has become lately chock full of those cutesy botique wannabees, Do delight of teenage girls...but not guys. Its a great place to buy shoes for any gender though... read more

This is a great bargain/outlet mall, its got a bunch of outlets for its pull stores and some other smaller stores that you typically find in an enclosed mall rather then an outlet strip. This has got to be one of the best malls around to shop at with kids! Lots of stores/activities for them. And on the weekends you will find families in hordes. This Friday I was shopping for a very specific gift, so I wasn't looking forward to the mass of people I'm accustomed to getting in my way here :p. I was pleasantly surprised with the parking spot and the number of other shoppers. I would defiantly choose a Friday to do any shopping here in the future. If you don't have a specific destination in the mall for your visit, I suggest parking near Last Call Neiman Marcus, for two reasons. (1) it avoids the movie going traffic on the other side of the building, and (2) it is conveniently located near forever 21. If you find your done shopping (or your legs are about to give out) and you're on the other side of the mall just cut through Forever 21 and you're right near your car. The mall is a large track so don't get lost! Here's a link to their store map: http://www.simon.com/mall/grapevine-mills/map read more

I come to this mall at least once a month. I'm going soon to check out the new H&M. It has some high end store outlets Neimans, Saks, Coach (Coach for half price? Yes please!) There is also lots of stuff to do with the kiddos...Lego Land, Sea Life Aquarium a big indoor carousel and so on. The movie theater is massive and usually really busy. The food court is huge. (Hello, get your shopping buzz on at Chili's!) It's a good place to bring out-of-towner's for photo ops at the Rainforest Cafe. The only con for me is how busy it gets on weekends. You can count on running into little ones that seem to be running around unattended usually. I like to bring visitors here because it is huge and you can spend hours finding new things to keep you busy. One last recommendation... There is a little slice of heaven called the Golden Mango. The fro-yo is so good...cold, creamy, sweet, and tons of flavors and toppings. read more

I don't really think of Grapevine Mills as a mall. Its more of an indoor outlet center; and like similar indoor outlet centers I've visited (in other states), the building has an industrial look to it, with dimly lit corridors that are full of kiosks. This is a place where you shop for deals - from bargain basement items to discounted designer labels. The drawback is that you do need to navigate the crowds, which are often full of kids and strollers. O, and don't forget your walking shoes. This is one of those places where you can burn some serious calories if you care to walk the entire loop. read more

This mall is pretty great. Then again, I only come here for the H&M and Forever 21. It's about a 30-40 minute drive for me here, but until Stonebriar mall in Frisco opens up their H&M, I'm gonna come here and Willow Bend. If you've ever been to Katy Mills mall in Houston, it's exactly the same PLUS an H&M. It is very diverse in shopping and shoppers and that makes it special from other places in Dallas. I love the size of the mall, it's great for people who love to mall walk. Great big H&M and is right across from Forever 21 so my parking spot is close to my 2 favorite stores = me happy. Probably -1 star BC the restrooms were so far away from each other, they smelled and needed to be cleaned, and there were no paper towels or working air hand driers. Super pet peeve of mine when I can't dry my hands after washing them. read more

This is a great "outlet mall" to walk around without all the heat that Texas has been offering this hot hot summer of 2011!! They've got a wide variety of different stores and also have an AMC, Legoland, and a new aquarium if you're wanting something special and fun to do. read more

This outlet mall is heavily focused towards attracting families with kids. There's a Lego place, aquarium, rainforest cafe, round one, lunar golf...lots of kids, like way more than an average mall. The food court is terrible. They tried remodeling it, but there's not many options for places to eat still. Half the mall is remodeled and the other half is desperately in need. read more

This place is freaking huge. When you walk through one of the six main entrances you are instantly bombarded with a rush of cold air and a welcome greeting in english shortly followed by a greeting in spanish. It's like friggin Disneyland. Creepy. If you come here make sure you know where you're going. Because if you park at Entrance 2, and the store you are looking for is near entrance 5 - expect a walk. A LONG WALK. Overall it's a pretty decent mall, it has a lot of outlet shops... which is cool if you're searching for a bargain. Theres a Neiman Marcus outlet Oooohhhhh!! You can also find a bunch of entertainment options... a huge Ice Skating Rink... a Vans Skate Park... an AMC 30... a Gameworks... a Rainforest Cafe... you know, stuff like that. This place is a lot like the Great Mall of the Bay Area... just nicer. read more

This is the mall that never ends, it goes on and on my friends. This mall is HUGE so you better wear a comfortable pair of shoes. A good mall to walk off the meal you just had at Love & War. This mall has Legoland, aquarium, and the overpriced Rain Forest Cafe. It has a lot of discount stores. My husband comes for Haggar. I like to come right when it opens because it gets packed! I really like Grapevine Mills. Definitely worth the drive. read more

We drove from Lake Worth all the way to grapevine okay that's on us but when we got there we were excited because it should have been a big fantastic mall it was a one floor mall that each shop look pretty much like the next one and didn't have much of anything to choose from the only saving grace was the The shop called we think the wildlife café I guess it doesn't do a really good job in marketing themselves but they had a really cute huge frog that was perfect for our school that has a bullfrog as it's Basca I hate the screaming animals inside but you know that's on me because I don't like gorillas jumping at me but the snack was really cool and the food is good. I really think that there's probably more shops outside the mall then are in the mall and it didn't take us very long at all to walk it I think the parks at Arlington Hulen Ridgmar are all better bets read more

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The hood. BUT, they have some good stores with great prices. Hold your purse tight and park near where your store is located.

This place makes me desperately want to purchase a Segway!!! No, seriously, this mall is so huge you can see it from an airplane window and it looks more like a giant factory than a mall. All in all, Grapevine Mills is a magical place. They do conveniently separate everything into "neighborhoods" in an attempt to calm the mayhem, just remember where you parked! They've got an AMC movie theater conveniently located here, talk about killing multiple birds with one metaphorical stone! I would definitely return to Grapevine Mills in the future. read more

I debated between a 3 and a 4. I will admit up front, I am not a mall type. I am ok to visit a mall once every 5 years or so. I've been here a few times starting in 2003. Strengths: you can find a few bargains here, it is an outlet mall after all. It seems to stay clean as a whole, except the bathrooms (gross). They continue to modify/update the mall so that it doesn't seem dated and getting tired. If you like l-o-n-g walks, this mall is l-o-n-g. Has an IMAX theater, which is actually what brought me to this area (star wars!). Kid friendly mall with an aquarium and lego land. Weaknesses: not any good restaurants. Standard mall food, nothing special. One attempt at a restaurant, some wildlife place that is really expensive and geared towards young children. Again, don't go to this mall for food. The walk around the mall is exceptionally long. They need a cut through or two from one section to the next. Most of the fun stuff is geared towards young kids, so older farts like me don't derive much from this mall. It's ok. read more

Gotta love it all, or none of it! It has so many stores that usually are part of strip malls and they are not all inside under one roof. This place has a little corner for every age and likes of the family. The kiddos have fun at the lego land, the movies, sea life aquarium, or simply ole fashioned walking around the stores. The frugals have plenty to chose from, great finds at discount stores such as jcpennys outlet, the old navy, marshalls, ross and burlington. Love the forever 21!!!! right next to the agaci and also papaya. oh yeah! so many different places for the guys, the older crowd etc etc. read more

Plenty of stores to shop and walk around for hours !!! The AMC is amazing !! They also have an aquarium and LEGO land! read more

There is a store in this mall named Perfect Bodies. This store sells fajas and other body shaping lingerie. Please be careful in this store. Notice that they let you try on a product that's already open and then sells it to you. I bought a garment for my girlfriend. Upon trying to exchange it, one and the salespersons lied and said that she wore it out of the store to keep from letting her bring it back. Who does that? I bought her a better fitting less expensive one on Amazon.....AND you get to return it. DON'T SPEND MONEY IN THIS STORE!!! read more

Always packed on weekends. Hard to navigate around kids and families if you're trying to get in and out. I always park over by the Sun and Ski sports store entrance which is a little less crowded. I only go in there to hit up a few places (like the Nike outlet) then I find my way out. I kind of wish they had a better selection of stores. read more

Great mall to get some steps in. It is a big circle so you will definitely get your exercise. The stores are what you would expect at most every other mall with a few unique stores. Great place to kill some time. read more

I have been going to Grapevine Mills Mall for the last seven years, I have to say that I am thoroughly impressed with all the improvements that they've made on the building, as well as all the new signage in the recent renovations. They are also re-doing something that has been desperately on the back burner for too long. The parking lot. They still have quite a while to go before the mall is completely done. I recommend that they work on the bathrooms next. I have to say that's my major complaint about this place. On the other side of the mall, the bathrooms are disgusting. You walk in there and you think it's something out of a horror movie. But on the other side, where are more popular stores are. The bathrooms are much nicer. Because they are newer. But, despite the few flaws, I actually love this mom. It has so many stores, and it takes you a good couple hours to walk around it. I do miss bed bath and beyond being in there, but they did end up leaving when the lease expired. I do you have concerns that if they do not renovate it in time, and bring in more revenue, it is very possible that they will have to shut more stores down. read more

Spent a few nights in DFW for AA training and was able to get a shuttle to the mall for a few hours. Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Clean, not crowded and great stores. Caught an Uber back to hotel and it was easy. read more

The hotel I'm staying at while visiting Grapevine offered a complimentary trolley service to Grapevine Mills and it stops right in front of Neiman Marcus Last Call! I visited and shopped at all the stores I was interested in about 2 hours. I made my way through Neiman Marcus, Forever 21, Abercrombie, Guess, JCrew, Gap, Off Saks 5th and Nine West. Though it's not indicated on the directory map, I believe JCrew is factory discounted; a lot of the items in the store were on sale so it's definitely worthwhile to check out. The Forever 21 store was big beyond belief but was very disorganized - I was unable to find any of the same items in the sizes I needed and as figured, the salesgirls were inept to find anything. I may have more time during my stay here. If so, I plan on going back to check out Steve & Barry's and also the Chick-fil-A across the street! read more

I always feel so irritated walking by the kiosks at this mall in particular. I know they are trying to sell their products, but I wish at times the sellers were more sensitive to body language of customers walking by. I have to say "no thank you" every minute or two. Sometimes to the same person TWICE because I've made multiple rounds around the mall. I wish the sellers only approached people who SEEMED interested or stopped by to look and stayed away from flagging down everyone walking by. No, I do not want to try your curling iron (ladies, you know what I mean) or want a free sample massage. This mall gets packed during the weekend. To the point that stopping suddenly while walking store to store could yield injury, since your in such close quarters with everyone around you. I do like the variety of stores at this mall. You can find good deals for the entire family. Didn't eat at the food court, so don't have any insight there. Enough places around the mall to keep you snacking while you shop. I mean who doesn't want to eat back all the calories that they just lost walking around the mall ;) . read more

Grapevine Mills gets a bad rap. It's an outlet mall with some decent stores. I have been a fan of Grapevine Mills for over 10 years and come visit several times a year. Parking can be a bear but if you pick a store to park by and just walk in, the parking isn't as bad as it seems. I always park near Rainforest Cafe and start my shopping at Forever 21 before branching out. It seems to work for me. Depending on the time of year you go, the mall can really be crowded. I just navigate my way through the hordes of people and maintain tunnel vision for the store where I'm headed to shop. I have been shopping at Grapevine Mills on Black Friday (back when stores actually opened on Friday at midnight), right before Christmas, and in the summertime. While there were more people during the holiday season, my shopping experience was about the same each visit. As far as stores goes, this mall has H&M, Forever 21, Old Navy, Nike, Coach, and tons of other stores. Some stores have good deals, some are the same price as their counterparts at "regular" malls. If you don't like big outlet malls with halfway decent sales, then Grapevine Mills isn't the place for you. If you don't like large crowds of people at a shopping mall, then Grapevine Mills might not be your cup of tea. And if the slowest ever choo choo train carrying children drives you insane, then you might just want to avoid Grapevine Mills. read more

This is the best place to shop at a reasonable prices. Stores like JCPenny Outlet and Marshalls are one of my favorites. There are some stores you would want to avoid such as Neiman Marcus and Saks Outlet. These are pricey stores that don't belong at this outlet mall. They have a decent selection of restaurants to choose from at the food court such as Burger King, Popeyes, and Panda Express and full service restaurants such as Chilli's. Kids will enjoy playing games at Gameworks, riding a carousel at the food court, dine at the jungle theme Rainforest Cafe, or watch movies at AMC 30 theater. This mall have something for everyone!! read more

Grapevine Mills - Food Court - Shopping Centers Near Me - Grapevine, Texas

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