Good spot to escape the heat and the crazy summer rain. That's what we did here and the a/c was…read moregood. It was torrential down pour and here we made it perfect time to browse the shops and get some steps in. They have JCPenney here and Macy's, Bath and Body, Zales, American Eagle just to name a few. After walking an hour, the rain passed and we just made it through one half of the mall. We know it's here, so we have something else to check out later.

Sorry, i haven't been to the Melbourne Mall in FIVE YEARS and decided to give it another try. I…read morekind of wish that I hadn't. The gross puppy mill store is still there and the anchor store are low end which would be fine but, the customer service was horrible. I keep hoping that things will turn around but, I'm not surprised why a majority of shoppers are now buying online. I did buy a 1/2 off T-shirt and when I got home, noticed I was charged full price but, I don't even want to go back. The one star is for the mall being cleaner than it's ever been thanks to Covid. See you (maybe) in another 5 years to try again...

Great selection. I look for new IPAs to try and like the vast selection. Wine options are…read moreplentiful with sales that have some mid tier choices. The store is big and clean with enough employees if I can't find something. It is a usual stop when we shop at The Avenue Viera. The navigation of cutting over driving from the shops is somewhat challenging during high traffic times.

It's not a corn maze, it's s shopping plaza! Who designs these places? Sure, straight up and down…read moreaisles can be boring, but at least it's not a nightmare to navigate and find what you're looking for. I'm talking about you, area where Kohl's and Total Wine is. And also the round about area! Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of places to shop and eat, just know that it's not easy to get from one place to another and you may find yourself making awkward turns and sudden stops while trying to find the next store or restaurant. Or if you're lucky, all of the places you're going to are all within walking distance of your parking spot. I'm sure I'll go here again when in the area, but will probably get mad and throw Burger King fries in anger (it's better than eating them).

I like coming to movies at Hammocks landing. This is an outdoor shopping center with the usual…read moreshops and eateries.

What a great place! You could find anything you would like here. The grounds are beautiful. The…read morearchitecture is also very nice. You could spend the whole day here exploring all there is to do here The selection of restaurants is wonderful. I would compare it to the Viera mall, the avenues.

Melbourne Shopping Center is a strip mall with 210,043 square feet of retail property in Brevard…read moreCounty at the corner of S Babcock St & E Hibiscus Blvd in Melbourne. Businesses in the center include Bealls Outlet, Big Lots, Club 4Fitness, Dollar Tree, Firestone, Publix, Shoe Show Mega Store, SunTrust Bank, and my destination, the Indian River Antique Mall. There is also a barber shop, nail and spa, liquor store, laundromat, and uniform mart. I loved my visit to the antique mall which was a great find but even aside from that, this strip mall has a lot of useful every day stores and services people depend on. Everything was nicely maintained and there was plenty of parking. The only places to eat are the Bagel World Cafe, El Indio Mexican, and Rudy's Asian Taste. There are a few spots for lease and it would be great to add a couple of take out food places but other than that it is a great mall.

Lots of empty real estate, but the sales they had going on were great. There is a Dillard's and a…read moreMacy's, so you can get some decent dress shirts if you need them. The food court had a few options. I think it is pretty typical for a mall.

From the outside, I was ascared to go in. But once inside, I was pleasantly surprised. I've…read morepassed this multiple times on trips from Orlando to the beach, but never wanted to go in. I was on a quest for a book and there's a Books-A-Million here and a mall on the other side! It reminds me of a basic small town USA mall which isn't overly big with the exception of the Anchor stores. I plan on returning to check out Dillards in more detail, JC Penny, the Macy's Back Stage and a restaurant called Margarita something or other (how could that be bad?). It's probably 30-40 minutes from East Orlando and is an easy drive down the 520.

Marketplace Shopping Center is located on the corner of West New Haven Avenue and Secret Drive. It…read moreis a decent enough shopping plaza with decent parking and an eclectic mix of stores. The property is relatively well-maintained and overall, it was a positive experience.

This is a medium-sized shopping plaza just off I-95 at the Palm Bay Road exit. The plaza includes a…read morefitness center, some fast food restaurants, professional and medical offices, some fashion and a nail salon. The shopping center is located to the east of the highway at Hollywood Blvd where there is a traffic light for easy access to cross the traffic. The shopping center is in good condition and is well lit. [Review 14778 overall, 280 of 2021, number 1274 in Florida.]

Great place to find sales. They have all clothes sizes fro petite to plus size. The store is nice…read moreand clean also extremely organized. It's nice an cool inside good a/c. The sales people are also professional and polite.

Working here was great until the new manager took over. She has absolutely no respect for her team…read moremembers. She will talk down to them every chance she gets. She picks favorites and allows the associates to curse and be disrespectful to the supervisors. When it is brought to her attention she will yell at the supervisor and say they deserved to be talked to that way. She is an absolute nightmare and has caused multiple long time associates and supervisors to quit due to lack or respect and proper management. Attempted to take my concerns about her treatment to the District manager and was basically told she was being how she was because we were not accepting of her as the new manager. Although multiple people made complaints about the way they were treated we were all told to be nice to her and take this as a learning experience. After talking with the District manager the store manager became even worse.

There was a time when I was quite adament in Asian entertainment, and when I say that, I mean more…read morethan just the typical mainstream anime. I loved anime back in the early 90s when it was niche. I loved K-pop right before the cusp of the Hallyu Wave before 2005. I even enjoyed Chinese entertainment prior to its expansion thanks Viki and the late DramaFever. Though other busiesses came before and tried to implement Asian entertainment, Echo Arts and Gifts was the one that became the "mainstay" for it overall. So being one of the only locales in Brevard County to attain Asian entertainment, you'd think they'd be high in rating. Well... yes and no. They are good but they also fall short on other things, too. Echo Arts and Gifts (which I will shorthand to Echo for the remainder of this review) is a Asian entertainment and novelty shop located in the west side of Melbourne Square Mall. Ergo, take into account they are open and closed during mall operating hours. Inside, the store is divided as follows. The west wall has primarily Japanese entertainment media specifically centered around anime. This includes knick-knacks, toys, wall scrolls, special edition anime movies and series sets, and figurines (which I will come back to for a very important detail later in my review). The "floor" is primarily trad or historic Japanese (or Asian) furniture, housewares, etc. primarily made popular to the west thanks to their inclusion and respresentation in Asian entertainment. The East Wall has incense burners and the counter selling weaponry of an Asian preference. Think of swords, sais, nunchucks, etc. Finally, the "speakeasy" back room has row upon row of manga and other unique Asian finds. Also, the somewhat 18+ content may be back here. Nothing blatantly graphic, but your body pillows adorned with images of anime girls in skimpy lingerie are on display here. Overall, Echo is an excellent one-stop locale for all your Asian entertainment needs, but that is omitting two details: 1.) If you are not willing to shop around for Asian entertainment, than Echo works for you. There are stores and businesses that don't strictly cater to Asian entertainent that sell it at cheaper prices. This is the problem other big media businesses in the mall had. Fye, for example, sells a plethora of musical CDs, but, at the time, Walmart, Target, etc. sold what was popular at a better price. Suncoast Movie Company sold a plethora of movies, but once again, other places - specifically the ones mentioned for music - sell them cheaper, too. The same can be applied to Asian entertainment, especially if you don't mind a daytrip to Orlando. 2.) Some of their wares are bootleg. My sister definitely saw this as some of their figurines were bootleg and not official. I see that Echo has gotten better in spotting the fakes, but at the time when more than half their wall was bootlegs, I brought it up with an employee there and he gave me the audacity to say, "Some of the fakes look better than the official, so you should buy those instead." Listen, I do recognize that some fakes do look better than the official, but if I go to a place selling figurines and I want to buy one that is official, then I better not hear a pitch about buying bootlegs, at all. Besides all that, Echo is generally a good place for your Asian entertainment needs. I've been going here through the two major management changes via the OG whe Jackie was in charge, followed by Sarah. I don't know who is in charge now, but I know Sarah left awhile ago. Through those years, I will say that Echo hasn't changed much. Ergo, I will give them three out of five stars, which means they are on average, a-okay. Do they stand out? Well... not anymore, but they are still the go-to in the area, and despite their flaws, they still do a fairly good job bringing Asian entertainment options to the Space Coast.

I love this place so much. I am a kpop fan ABSOLUTELY and I always come in here to get albums and…read morephotocards, etc. The workers are so sweet, I will always come back. Thank you!!