This mall has seen better days. I've slowly seen store after store close their doors. Lower end…read morestores and minimal options besides the department stores or the other side with the restaurants and Aldi.

Tyrone Square has a nice indoor play area for kids, it's a fun place for little ones to run around…read moreand play. But a word of caution to parents: please stay alert and watch your children. During our visit, there was a couple present with no kids of their own, just observing the children. Sadly, in today's world, you can't be too careful. It was also concerning to see so many parents distracted by their phones instead of enjoying the moment and keeping an eye on their kids. Predators can use other children to lure yours in, so stay aware. This can be a safe and fun space, but only if we all do our part to protect our children.

The best little strip mall right here in Largo. It use to be a bit more run down but they have made…read moreit a more higher end place with better stores. The theaters are updated and clean nice now. Nice job

For me, this outdoor strip "mall" is a mix of both good and bad…read more The only real reason I ever visit here is that it the closest, decent "mass retail" hub near where I live. The GOOD: The Publix here is one of the best in our area. A former Albertsons, then a Safeway, it is very large and managed well. The Target is OK, but often jam-packed. I prefer the quieter shopping experience at the other store on Park street. The Petsmart is great and the service is always friendly. The staff at the Michael's location here are always very helpful. I find the Labcorp location to be the best and most efficient that I have ever visited. Smiley Thai is one of the best kept Thai take-out "secrets" in our area! The BAD: There is a significant amount of "bad characters" that often congregate here, especially after dark. Unfortunately, this appears to be more common when there is a major "bus hub" in the area, like the one just south of Target. There always seems to be a small group of them loitering just south of the Publix, hoping that I have spare wealth to gladly and willingly give away for unknown reasons. My apologies, but I am on a strict budget. Don't ever fall in love with a smaller store here. They come and go often. The turnover rate is quite high. I miss that "Bulk Nation" location! They used to have my favorite movie theater here, but I have not been to any since 2013. People constantly checking their cell phones every 5 minutes ruined the experience for me, forever. Never again So try your luck, you may really enjoy shopping here!

The "We Don't Do Sales" Mall…read more Yesterday was Mother Daughter Day and after not seeing my mother for over 30 days I wanted to give her a proper Tampa day. The bay, the walkways, some shopping, and a stop at Columbia Restaurant which honestly was not good. Then we went to International Plaza and Bay Street thinking we would do what we always do. Browse, hunt, and find something great on sale. That is how WE shop. We walked into Altar'd State and asked where the sale section was. We were told they do not do sales there. Not even a small rack in the back. .. thought maybe it's just that store Then we went into Dillard's and asked the same question. The woman looked us up and down like we had three heads and gave us the same answer. Finally I made the realization . . This mall is built for people who pay full price and do not question it. To be fair, it is beautiful. Clean, polished, very well put together. A strong mix of stores and a surprising number of high end brands. Completely different than what I expected and it threw me off my game. But there is no thrill here. No hunt. No digging. No moment where you find that one piece that makes the whole trip worth it. Have fun shopping at full price here. I am not one of those people. I do not pay full retail ever and I am not starting now. And I know plenty of wealthy people who can afford to pay full price and they will not do it either. They know better.

We stopped to visit Easter bunny at international Plaza and also to find a coffee shop that a…read morefriend recommended near Nordstrom. We definitely got some steps in walking around the mall. It's been a while since I've been here and they definitely have a wide variety of stores. We did stop by and see the Easter bunny. The staff was super nice. They were doing a little dances and keeping the kids entertained. Also, we did find the coffee shop called E bar near Nordstrom. Which was pretty good actually. For lunch, we did stop at the food court, but I wouldn't eat there again. The food was terrible at wok o holic. There is better food outside the food court.

My time at Hyde Park Village was essentially an elite level window shopping experience with my…read moremother, and honestly, I would not trade that day for anything. She was with me for my hair appointment, so we turned the whole thing into a full blown mother daughter day, which made it special regardless of what we did or did not buy. Hyde Park Village is absolutely perfect for strolling, wandering, lingering, and people watching because if you want to observe how the well heeled set moves through life, this is your front row seat. You will see retirees with serious jewelry sitting at cafés for hours, young professionals dressed like they have brand partnerships, and valet attendants casually opening doors to cars that cost more than some people's homes. It is fascinating in the best way. As for shopping, I will say this with humor and humility, it is way outside of my budget. I can admire the displays, appreciate the tailoring, and mentally style outfits I am not purchasing, but when I look at the price tags I am reminded that I am there for the ambiance and not the transactions. That does not make the experience any less enjoyable because there is something wonderful about walking through a beautifully curated space without the pressure to buy. For me, Hyde Park Village works as a place to enjoy a gorgeous Florida day, grab a bite, observe the scene, and spend quality time with my mother, which is what truly mattered. I may not have left with shopping bags swinging from my arm, but I left with a memory of a really lovely day, and sometimes that is the better purchase anyway.

Hyde Park is about a mile and a half away from downtown Tampa and we were excited to get a walk in…read moreto go explore. My first Impressions was that it reminds me of a mini Rodeo Drive. Cute little shopping area with name brands as well as local shops. There are a few restaurants to pick from as well. A fun way to spend a few hours if you have time to kill in Tampa.

Had a chance to visit post holidays and take advantage of some great sales…read more This is a very large outlet and is very well maintained. As you walk around you will find all of the major retailers and some good food places. I got a chance to stop and rest at one of the many seating areas when my wife went in to shop at her favorites. I also got a chance to take advantage of the Military Veteran discounts at some of the stores. Many are offered.

I thought the outlets were very nice. I love the outside shopping aspect. The lots were full but it…read morenever felt crowded! We drove 45 min to get there but we only purchased one time. It seemed like the same things in the stores in closer to home. I did like the Express store as most of them have closed. We came. We saw. We conquered. But we did not purchase much. One time was enough for me. See you Soon!

Everything! Beautiful mall full of shops also a playground for the kids! Children's place was great…read moreand service exceptional!

Beautiful, spacious, clean. Lots of choices of places to shop. Had something for all agesread more

I came to America, and I found-tens all over the country. So I get the name, for sure…read more Pretty awesome Shopping Center in the suburbs of Tampa which features one of the best Boba shops in all of Florida - Ding Tea - as well as some other cool places like Dollar General with nice employees, as well as a couple of restaurants and whatnot. Parking can be tricky but it's the same way in front of your mother's house on a Friday night.

Mulligan's Plaza is a small strip area literally just across the bridge from St. Pete Beach/…read moreTreasure Island area. It has a random mix of businesses- a few restaurants, a website design company, nail salon & piano shop. Besides the restaurants & nail salon, most of them are open just during the week so if you wanted to visit more of the storefronts coming on the weekend is a no-go. It's a nice plaza and well-kept. One of the restaurants has a huge patio looking out on the water which offers some gorgeous views.

Does anyone remember what store was in the old SEMINOLE Mall? Not Bealls, not Stein Mart or Kmart…read more It was like a Home Good's type store.

What were they thinking? Stores are too far apart to walk to, which means you have to drive and…read morepark over and over. If you attempt walking, the summer heat + asphalt/concrete will make it too hot. Parking lot is a maze - who knows what street you will actually end up on when you finally get out. If they provide a shuttle service (or a monorail - think big!) it might work. As it is, this is just a fiasco.