Beautiful shops. Chanel, and other high end. Beautiful jewelry stores. Saw many gorgeous bracelets…read moreDesigner shops. Old Spanish architecture. I was shocked the theater was gone and turned into a Ralph Lauren store. 2 really lovely eateries still there. A coffee shop with beautiful pastries and the really cool deli next to it.

If you are into people watching and window shopping then this place is for you. Here you can…read morerecreate the tv series called "The lifestyle of the rich and famous". This place is bougieVille and you have to have some money to enjoy these high end stores.

This review is based on the Pumpkin Patch at the CenterPark Garden in October 2025…read more According to the Community Partners of Dallas' website, they are "honored to again be the nonprofit beneficiary for a magical new project at NorthPark Center, the Pumpkin Patch!" "This gift to the local community will be interactive and encourage guests to capture photos, learn about the important work of Community Partners of Dallas, inspire charitable giving and make precious memories this Fall." The pumpkin patch featured multiple photo ops including the harvest house, candy corn tree, cornucopia, land of mums, gnome village, prince owl, fairytale library, harvest cart and the wishing well. There were lots of people milling about, waiting for their turn to take photos. However, it wasn't super crowded and there was still enough room to breathe and enjoy the scenery. This was a great family-friendly activity and fun way to make memories. There was no admission fee, making this a great alternative to the Dallas Arboretum. The mall itself was huge and offers and a variety of retail shops, restaurants and entertainment options. I uploaded more than 20 photos, so I hope they all post with this review.

Ok, hear me out. Northpark Mall for shopping- it's dizzying and impractical for most items…read more Northpark Mall, however, is the perfect place to go for a couple hours of amusement and marveling at how the 1% must live. There are additionally some worthwhile dining, music, and artistic opportunities to enjoy. I personally love to play "guess how much this costs?", from an $8000 rug at "Design Within Reach" (though certainly not within budget) to $40,000-$100,000+ pens at Mount Blanc. (Nothing in that store at all has a price tag on it, and you know things are wild when you have to inquire!) This game will keep you amused and flabbergasted throughout your mall exploration. There are additional joys to uncover like live musicians, special events throughout the year (like a gingerbread village at Christmas time), and permanent + rotating artwork. Today I saw a real piece by Jean Dubuffet (on loan from Nasher Sculpture center), a mixed media unicorn, and this super neat rainbow light piece I snapped some pictures of (that actually had a deeper and heavier meaning; wish I documented the artist's name). The mall is perfect for people watching, getting a walk in on excruciatingly hot summer days or when it's raining, and just generally finding random fancy shops to explore. I recommend a visit as a fun date idea, for reasons above, not for the shopping experience. For $5 dollars, I got some actually incredible crackers from Eately's grocery and a couple hours of great delight and enjoyment exploring with lovely company. Northpark Mall really is like a live and interactive museum of sorts showcasing the lives of the upper echelon of Dallas. It is generally very crowded on weekends and an absolute chaotic nightmare to try and visit on weekends in the month of December (avoid!!!!). I give the parking situation three stars because it is always difficult to park and exit this mall. Come with curiosity to this center and enjoy the wild window shopping experience. Note some stores (eg, LaLa Land and Lego Store) had long lines to even enter the store / order. All around recommend visiting, but for very unconventional reasons more akin to why you should visit a zoo or museum than why you ought to visit Costco or Target.

I love this little area of Dallas. Great places to eat, to walk, to visit with others and a few…read moregood places to grab a drink (soda, coffee or alcohol). The food choices have a variety with fast food, Philly Cheesesteaks, Italian, BBQ, Pizza, Burgers and even healthy. Let's not forget the frozen yogurt! There is also a CVS where you can get a little of everything! This is really a great place to park, eat, grab a drink and then take a stroll around before heading home.

I'm a huge fan of this quant and friendly neighborhood. This is one of the most socially diverse…read moreareas of Dallas. The area dates back decades and offers something for everyone, unless your name is Richard Head.

Seems like a nice shopping center. Some cool outdoor features and one of the better known dog…read morefriendly places in town.

It's a centrally located shopping center in the heart of Uptown...there's shops, restaurants and…read morebars all in the vicinity. During the week or daytime is probably your best bet to come out here to explore. Plus there's a huge free parking garage on the side that works out great if you're out there on a Saturday night seeing as the whole area is a nightmare to park on the weekends.

The stores are good, I come here a lot and always have a fun time. Just left the strabucks here,…read moreand loved it! Prices are good, friendly people. The place is always clean. Parking is never a problem. So thats always a plus!

Lots of options. Appreciated the variety of stores they had. We definitely come back again.read more

Thank You @Yelper Ray F!…read more Doing it up Dallas style! lol "Hey man, this was also Moi & Hubby's hood. We must have been neighbors!!!" LMFAO! Thanks for all your great Yelping & this bomb check in for reminding us how awesome Lakewood is :)) Agreed. Great Shopping center. Loved this Tuesday Morning store! lol

Lots of great places to eat, drink, shop and just unwind. For me, it is walking distance from the…read morehouse. But hey, I'm from Dallas so I have to drive! In this location, there is a Mexican restaurant, a great burger joint, a great pizza place, a 7-Eleven, a triathlon training business, a small department store, and lots more!

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.

Charming. Quirky. Fun. Lots to do. Historic yet modern. I love the random cowboy hat display, I…read morebelieve it is fairly new. I can appreciate that the city keeps this downtown area fun with lots of cute eclectic shops and random art. You can easily spend a day out there just looking around. A few restaurants in the area as well in case you get hungry. I can't wait to return again and again.

Love! All the high ends .. Dior , Fendi , celebrity sightings. Ooooh yeah keep looking might see…read moresomeone!

Fun little shopping area in a fun area!…read more Just north of downtown Dallas by a few miles from and next to the corner of Oak Lawn Ave and Wycliff ave is the cutest little shopping strip. Things to know: ~ More parking in the back. ~ If it after dark you can have security walk you out to your car. ~ Great location. ~ Stop light at exit point to help you get in or out. ~ Parking is at angles with plenty of room. ~ Number of different fun shops with great taste! ~ A well diverse set of shops! Fun shops from eating, haircuts, shoe shines, or even a great shirts on hand!

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.