First time coming here with my family. Not a Chinatown that I'm normally used to where there are…read moreCultural Plazas with tons of stores and flee market type surroundings. This is literally a strip with a few places. It should be called a China strip. Anyways, there'a a pretty large market and a few good eateries. A few asian statues and signages. Overall, what you see in these pictures is really it. Don't really interact with the staff, but the parking lot is huge and free.

China Town is a hidden gem if you do not know this area. Looking for authentic food, cultural…read moreexperiences, and unique shopping? This is it! Everyone is friendly, and they try to help you order. Their can be language barriers, be patient.

When I run up and down the stairs, I hear Creeks. I wonder if that's how this plaza got its name…read more Cute and fancy little Plaza with a location of Boba standout Feng Cha, and a bunch of other fancy businesses. That's a bubble tea shop by the way - which is why we come to this Plaza often. It's a long strip mall with a couple of accessory stores and a music venue pub and some excellent bubble tea. I like hanging out in this Plaza. But it can be a pain to walk around in stiletto heels for sure. Parking is iffy in that you often have to park kinda far from where you're going because it gets so busy. Speaking of busy I have to go bye.

Such a great space for anyone or any family. Clean. Air…read moreconditioner. Beautiful lighting. Not much stores. But they will be soon be under construction to add hotels & apartments so I know a lot of store are moving. They have nice clean bathrooms with changing tables for children and a sink included next to the changing table. Changing stations everyone around the mall all you need is to have your charger with you. Only three food options in the food court. Many restaurants outside in the district area provided all open on their own hours.

A clean mall, but it appears like it isn't going to be around much longer. A lot of empty spaces…read morewhere stores use to be. We went to check out the Crayola Experience with the grandkids, but we just weren't going to have the time before we had to be at the airport to catch our flight back home to Orlando. Next time we'll definitely be taking them to the Crayola Experience; it looked quite fun. The mall is still in really good shape. Some nice stores still there. Good place to get your air conditioned walking in, if that's your thing. Other than that, I can't say I'd shop here. Even the food court only has about three restaurants and none of them are kid friendly. I don't know about your grandkids, but mine sure aren't eating Mediterranean. LOL It really sucks malls are not the norm anymore.

Plenty of free parking. Ample space to post up with your laptop or have a refreshing lunch outdoors…read moreon a beautiful Texas day. Grab a coffee, get your grub on, do a little shopping. Very walker friendly. I hear they also host events at times (outdoor yoga etc) right on the lawn. Great area for families, couples or just come solo. Looks like a little construction going on in the area, I will be happy when it is done. Overall lots to do for folks of all ages to enjoy.

I was delivering coffee for a customer while I was on call, and Paul Blart/ Vincent Rojas and his…read moreoverstimulated ego told me I couldn't set it down and that I had to go outside and call customer. I had already completed order and had now way of contacting, so after I refused to take back an order that a customer had purchased, the little man with a huge ego proceeded to follow me to my vehicle and block my car in with his body. He then waved down a real police officer to issue me a criminal trespassing warning for trying to deliver coffee, even though my record is squeaky clean lol

This is an excellent shopping center…read more I bought a washer and dryer from the Lowe's there and the results have been excellent. At the target I was able to get a flu shot. The drivers education company will let you take the state test then seal the results to take to the drivers license office.

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I see that my last review was from 2017 so it is time for an update. We went to the Galleria in…read moreAugust 2026 and it had been a long time since we were at this mall, about seven years. This time, we stayed at a nearby hotel and walked into the Galleria so we did not have to deal with traffic and parking. The last time we were here, our impression was that the mall was mainly upscale, expensive stores. In 2026, there are a lot more moderately priced stores that are intended not to be so exclusive. After walking around for a while, our main activity was for the kid to do ice skating. It is basically $20 for unlimited skating, although it has to be continuous. You can't leave and come back. The price includes skates but you have to buy socks if you did not bring any. She was not very good at skating to begin but got better and better as time went on. We were there about 1.5 hours and that was enough. The activity seems to be attractive for kids, teens, and even adults. There were even a few people who seemed professional level. The kid begged us to do skating again the next day so she obviously enjoyed it.

What an awesome mall.. coming here for the first time, and I was blown away with the number of…read moreshops and the variety of shopping experience in this mall . Parking was a bit confusing. I wish there was help in the parking lots. We initially thought the parking was outside Westin Galleria, but figured out that there were parking on the other side for the mall... good thing is the parking is free.. There's also a huge hotel right within the mall... there was also a skating rink, but in the mall and lots of them are enjoying their skates.. Name the brand and you have it here.. lots and lots and lots of shopping to do. Also Starbucks, juice, shops, and other places to eat within this mall. There was some work going on with escalators and had to walk around for other options... great location and convenient for anyone visiting Dallas.. slightly pricey with most shops.. worth the walk and time well spent here.. 4 stars ..

Buy lots of Asian groceries from here every month. Best…read moreplace for vegetables, shrimp and rice which I eat every day. I love getting a Bahn Mi and some milk coffee.

While this particular store didn't have what I was looking for, it did not miss on just about any…read moreAsian ingredient you might like. They even had several variations of Oreos. I'm still partial to 99 Ranch Market for various reasons, but this will do in a pinch. Take care in the parking lot, but be prepared to shop & eat!

It's been years since I hav been to Downtown Garland, and tonight as I walked around their square I…read morewas completely charmed with their presence. Beautiful old buildings are still the main staple surrounding the square. And I do love old buildings! The vintage bricks. Their big sweeping windows - perfect for grand store displays. And if I'm real lucky they will have original signage on the buildings. That's the part that makes me the happiest. And today I was in luck as I walked along Garlands square - the most beautiful old sign glowed in the night like a beacon drawing me in - it is the Plaza Theater. I stood there in awe. Yes, it was a grand thing to see! And they have many shows there. I just missed Sleepy Hollow. I wish I knew about it, that would have been a treat to see in this theater. Looking at upcoming events I am already making plans to attend some of them. I truly cannot wait! With it being October, pumpkins and straw filled the benches with fall sweetness. And children were playing in the middle courtyard. There's something beautiful about children playing and laughing. so, now I must end this review with a quiet but meaningful statement - Downtown Garland has captured that small home town feel many of us look for. So, don't miss out on this rare treat if you are in the neighborhood.

I mostly grew up in the Dallas metro area and never gave Garland much thought, at least until…read morerecently. Over the last few years the downtown area has been revitalized from a sleepy little blip on the map into a mecca of things to do when in Garland. Today. You can shop, dine, and be entertained all within walking distance of each other. There is even a kids play area right in the heart of it all.

I invited George W Bush to hang out in my garden. Then I realized that my photo of him sitting…read morethere should be called "Village Idiot On The Green." I'm not offensive at all, why. This is a pretty fancy little mall area with a few cool stores including a bubble tea shop that we kinda like. It's called Fat Straws, a local chain, and this might be their original location, it certainly gets a lot of visitors and gets pretty busy and cramped in there. It's not amazing but it's cute, and if you have to come to this Plaza, you'll probably like it. We didn't have too much of a problem with parking. A lot of guys have a problem parking with Barbie though, if they're poor.

City line Market is a shopping center located at the northeast corner of Plano and Renner Roads…read more It is home to a Whole Foods Market,, a Tiif's Treats, Mi Piada, Bruncheon, Hollywood Feeds, Wildwood, Fish City Grill, Pei Wei, and more! It is a wee-designed shopping center with ample parking and good traffic flow for vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists alike. It is also very pleasantly landscaped.

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