The shops at legacy is a fun place to walk around when you're in the area. Plenty of shops for…read morebrowsing around, yes, divide people as well as food and drink items available.

When this place opened up! We signed a lease for 12 months! Love the restaurants and ambiance of…read moreall the shops! Too bad Bank of America closed their doors. They always keep the grounds clean and manicured. Looking Forward to better weather to come by again.

I'm sadden to see that no one has come in and taken the place of the Caffe that was once thriving…read moreat this location. It's right at the corner entrance and it looks dead and unlikely to be occupied any time soon, especially nowadays with this unexpected pandemic and COVID 19 is not helping. I like that you can park and ride! Love the central location of it and the walking distance between SMU Campus. Definitely a must visit if you are able to. We used to swing by the Angelica Theater and also attended a lot of comedy shows back in the day. The Palomar Hotel a Ross the street is no longer a hotel it is now a high rise residential living place.

If you want To Kill A Mockingbird, just build a Walmart right next to this lovely mall…read more Just kidding. Mockingbird Station is a very fancy mini outdoor mall that will remind you a little bit of the domain in Austin. It's in North Dallas right off the highway in a very Prime area. It doesn't matter that there are three or four other major malls including the Galleria and Northpark within a couple of miles of here. Because this mall still gets massive traffic, and parking on one of the street spots which are metered quite expensively is still difficult. The VS store here is small and claustrophobic but has plenty of good stuff, and the Bath & Body store is nice with great employees as well. All in all Mockingbird is a great little Mall and Barbie made it look even better. Just don't make fun of any avian creatures while you're shopping here. It's not nice to go around Mockingbirds.

Who does not like Grandscape?…read more Atmosphere/Ambiance - 5/5 -The place is HUGE with so many businesses. The area has every type of cuisine that you can think of. I am so glad it is close by. Staff - 5/5 - Every place we go to, everyone is friendly and helpful. Even the officers that patrol the area are nice and courteous. Food/Drink - I will have to switch it up as this is more of an area versus a single restaurant. So if you have never been to this area, you are missing out. They have the following: - Andretti's Racing (think of Dave n Buster's with Go Carts) - Indoor Golf (Puttery) and Outdoor Golf (Popstroke). Fun fact, but popstroke has a hidden playground for kids in the back. - Turf area for kids to play and mini concerts. - Scheels - Ferris Wheel - Underground area with a speakeasy type bar. Overall, this place has everything, and we usually come at least once a month.

This Place is not a good place to live if you are wanting great HOA in terms of parking and loud…read moremusic. It is almost impossible to contact the HOA and they do absolutely nothing to improve neighborhood. Also if you are considering moving your property value will decrease not increase. And last but not least once you purchase there is absolutely ZERO communication from management and worst problem is LOUD MUSIC and absolutely no one uses their garages.

Timely pick up. Great rates got a half off offer for premium covered parking. Our driver Eric L…read more was friendly and helpful. Shuttle was clean.

Vehicle was secure and staff was friendly. I also like that when you call, you actually speak to…read moresomeone on site

Called the shuttle because it was 1130 pm. They said the shuttle was still running. Waited for 30…read moreminutes finally the shuttle came but was driving 40 mph past the stop and didn't even slow down. Had to call the dispatcher again. Colossal waste of time. Should have spent terminal money because I would be home by now.

Perfect! We've used…read moreThe Parking Spot for 5 years now. Mostly the South location but today and a few other times, the North location. I like that the shuttle is almost always at your car once you've parked and are getting out of it. I like that the drivers help load the luggage onto and off of their shuttle. It's helpful that they record your parking stall number on a card for you to put in your wallet. The ride to the airport is usually bumpy par for the course for van-based boxy shuttles. Drivers have always dropped us off where we wanted. Tonight it was at the Hyatt Regency. The drivers have always been quite courteous as well. We always make sure to tip them well for the service they're providing to us. Oh - the North location has a complimentary automatic car wash too. I've used it once. For no extra cost - it's fine. We're well pleased with the service we've gotten from The Parking Spot the past 5 years.

Thomas was a great communicator. Provided a prompt call to action for our estimate request and…read moreprovided proper services for the job and completed as requested. I would refer his company to anyone needing a service such as his Parking lot striping!! Thank you Thomas!

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Attended the Arts in Bloom festival in downtown McKinney and I was impressed!…read more Downtown McKinney reminds me of a, much smaller scaled of course, downtown Fort Worth so I felt right at home! Small local shops, tons of eateries and plenty of space to roam about. The festival layout was well thought out and extended down every main street. Loved supporting the local wineries and trying yummy wine. Definitely an area I'd return to for another festival, or lunch/dinner if I'm in the area.

I love Historic Downtown McKinney. We come often for food, bevvies, shopping, comedy/clubs, events,…read moreand holiday activities. They have done a superb job revitalizing especially post-COVID. They understand their identity and have poured into the locale with a solid unifying theme. My only complaint is the lack of planning in parking. With the increase in businesses and activities, they should have planned for more parking especially garages. Parking is a HUGE challenge almost Californian level. Nonetheless we return over and over. It's just a great location.

Well deserved update. My last review was in 2017 and the place was in a nose dive. After 25+ years…read morethey undertook a remodel which added a lot of new archetecual features like new planters with palms,ice rink remodel etc. but 25 years after that it needed a major freshening up and they did. Not only does the mall cosmetically look better but a fresh mix of small shops adds to a new vibrant feel. I'm really glad they took action and even more happy I noticed it. I'll visit more often and you should too... Go!

My family and I decided to go to the Galleria Mall. This mall is very big with several levels of…read morestores to shop in and food options to choose from. There is an ice skating rink in the middle of the Mall. It was cool to see different people skating around. While we were there we visited the Netflix House, shopped at Hot Topic, browsed other stores, and lastly we ate at North Italia Restaurant. Overall this mall is a good option for walking, ice skating, browsing, shopping, and eating.

This felt like the Portland of Dallas…read more Since everyone else is going to talk about the funky, eclectic, communal and hippie vibe, and the 60 independent businesses, I will mention some history: 1. The neighborhood was nicknamed "The Devil's Back Porch" back in the 1920s. I hope that was not a reference to his butt. 2. This was one of the busiest streetcar stops in all of Dallas in the 1930s, which is the reason the shops are close together. 3. The restaurant Paradiso is L shaped because it was built around century-old trees. 4. Bonnie (of Bonnie and Clyde) worked as a waitress in this area before her crime spree began. Rumor has it she needed money to afford the $8 slices of pie at Emporium Pies. Only three things sucked: 1) Parking is difficult on weekends. 2) Cops are everywhere, so don't jaywalk. 3) The people with clipboards asking you to donate to blue whale abortions or whatever are aggressive.

My friend and I came here for the Bishop Arts Bazaar which was a lot of fun on a toasty fall day…read more They have retail parking available that's less than three minutes away walking distance. There was live music, food trucks and plenty of vendors. They had a couple of older model cars on display which was cool. When we entered the bazaar there was a lady there to welcome us to the event which was nice. I enjoyed a refreshing drink at a food truck and got street style tacos from another vendor. The live music was upbeat and complimented the event. We were able to walk around and explore a majority of the vendors. I ended up buying a couple of things from the vendor. The bishop arts bazaar occurs in the fall once a month on Sunday. Attending the bazaar was a lovely way to spend the Sunday afternoon.