I'm sadden to see that no one has come in and taken the place of the Caffe that was once thriving at 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. read more

Mockingbird Station - Shopping Centers Near Me - Dallas, Texas

If you want To Kill A Mockingbird, just build a Walmart right next to this lovely mall. 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. read more

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Jason and Vivian are the best! Jason always gives me the perfect manicure length and finds the color I am looking for! Vivian's pedicures are great and her massages almost put me to sleep every time. Highly recommend! read more

There's a little bit of this station at ground level, such as where the bus stops are located. And it's certainly the closest station to the Bush Presidential Library (still a good walk!). But the rest of the station is very deep in the ground, serviced by stairs, escalator and an elevator. There are automated ticket vending machines, but no turnstiles. The station is on the Red, Orange and Blue lines, with Cityplace/Uptown the next station towards downtown and Lovers Lane the next station outbound (on the Red and Orange) or White Rock (on the Blue). There is apparently free parking available upstairs and a few bicycle racks. It was cool this far down but mostly because there was a bit of a breeze. read more

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Young at heart urban shopping, dining, and entertainment complex! Plenty of choices! Plenty of parking during the days - good luck at nights! Two key reasons why I come to Mockingbird Station as often as I do: 1) to catch a movie at the fantastic Angelika Film Center; with this, I make time to check out one of the fun eateries there and shop a little bit then also; and, 2) to purely have a fun and delightful time at the Trinity Hall Irish Pub! Among my favorite eateries here: Cafe Express, Reikyu, Trinity Hall, Twin Peaks, Urban Taco! Among my favorite shops here: Centre, American Apparel, Francesca's, Movida, Victoria's Secret! The problem I have is with their parking garage's elevators: dingy, hot, and slow they are! Not fun when I was stuck in it once! Careful I am since! Cheers! read more

Mockingbird Station - Shopping Centers Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Shopping center and DART station! Mockingbird Station serves the Dallas Area Rapid Transit, with a dedicated station here that's down in a deep valley beneath this shopping center. You can take elevators or escalators down to the platform, where it's easy to get on/off the DART to get around town. There's a couple of parking garages here that make things easy for parking. Don't have time to park? They'll valet it for you. The spaces are on the narrow side, but the garages are never full. There's a bunch of fun things to do while shopping around in here. There's a good mix of national chains and local boutiques and businesses. They have a great movie theater here too, which shows harder to find movies. This is the closes DART station to the Southern Methodist University campus, and it's a bit of a hike. The place is always full of shoppers during the day, but I wouldn't hang out on the train platform after sundown if it's not necessary. A lot of people will scope out the train coming from up above, and then just run down to catch it. There's no turn style, so it's not that hard to catch the train. read more

I've used "mass transit" several times in the city Lots of standing for the space is itty-bitty. I used the Dart to ride to the state fair Twenty bucks to park? How they dare! But back to be point, it's not so bad to ride It's more the stench... I know something died The people must also be a different breed All germaphobes, please take heed. But there's plenty of seating, I think the chairs are blue And I remember being on it thinking how the time flew. It's pretty quick and it gets the job done. If you're with your friends, anythings fun! read more

Mockingbird Station - Shopping Centers Near Me - Dallas, Texas

I like mockingbird station for a couple reasons. I just wished I liked more here. Angelika theater is great and if you haven't visited, please do. It's small and they show various movies from popular new releases to documentaries to foreign films. The restaurants and bars are ok. I like the people's last stand the most. I'll also visit urban taco and cafe on rare occasions. Other restaurants don't seem to last or are not very good. There's a Starbucks but unless I'm shopping here, I wouldn't stop at this location since it isn't the most convenient. Shopping is ok but The last time I shopped for anything here was a sun hat at the gap 3 years ago. There's a gap, urban outfitters, & west elm to name a few places. Raymond Michael Salon is great as is Castle Nail Spa. My preference for parking is the dart lot. There is surface and garage parking as well. read more

Umm Wow! I stumbled upon this shopping center and it is so cute! They have so many good stores and food right in one location. I agree with some of the other reviews about parking. I'm sure on weekends it is super busy. However, I went in the middle of a weekday and I found a spot super quick. I love this place because it is not the mall. I steer clear of the mall so this is a nice option to hit a few stores! read more

I love parking and riding at Mockingbird Station. It is located next to numerous attractions. The station is also walking distance from SMU. This is one of the nicest dart stations in Dallas. It has escalators that go down to the train. Super convienent. read more

I work in the Mockingbird Station Tower building so I'm a fan of this location. Fun stores like Gap, Victoria's Secret, West Elm, and Francesca's are a favorite. Good restaurants like Cafe Express, Smashburger, and Trinity Hall are good choices for lunch. And when it's time for happy hour--Twin Peaks has ice cold tall ones! read more

Mockingbird Station - View from our office - Shopping Centers Near Me - Dallas, Texas

I love coming to Mockingbird station when the weather's nice. It makes for a great a relaxing day of shopping and dining. Plenty of retail shops like Urban Outfitters, American Apparel, Bath and Body Works, along with some boutiques as well. There's a good selection of restaurants - Cafe Express, Smashburger, Urban Taco, etc. It's always clean, and never overly crowded. The shops here always seem to have more items than the other shops - probably because everyone goes to the mall locations rather than the shops here. Sometimes, when it gets crowded, the parking situation kinda sucks - I don't like parking in the garage because the lanes in there are so small. Other than that, I really enjoy Mockingbird Station. read more

I love going to Mockingbird Station if I am in the mood to shop, have a few good drinks, and eat. I love the West Elm here. Also Urban Outfitters is one of my favorites to shop at. I do enjoy the variety at Mockingbird Station. The ony thing that bites is the parking. read more

Mockingbird Station is small shopping area with a few restaurants, a great Art House Movie Theater and at least two bars I don't mind being inside of a time or two. Mockingbird gets 4 stars because it is so handy and I love the rail centric design of this neo-urban development. Mockingbird Station is a one stop shop for dining and a movie and maybe a little shopping to. Highlights of the Station are the Angelika first and for most but also cocktail den The People's Last Stand, Urban Taco and Trinity Hall. For shopping there is a GAP, an urban outfitters and a West Elm for all your modern furniture needs. Just don't buy a couch and try and bring it back on the DART Train. I praise Mock Station because it is efficient and compact, it easy to get to without a car from pretty much anywhere the DART line goes (one change over if one the Green Line) and because it includes The Angelika which to me is a 5 Star place without a doubt. I wish there was an indy coffee shop instead of Starbucks and I wish there was at least 1 restaurant that was an absolute jaw dropper but Mock Station is what is supposed to be, efficient and useful with very easy access from anywhere the DART Runs. Getting here is particularly easy for visitors staying Downtown who want to go to the movies or just get out of downtown without having to drive or deal with the bus. read more

Not much to it. Also parking can be pretty sparse around here. I very much enjoy going to the Angelika though when I'm out here to see an indie film. Everything else...Starbucks, Victoria's Secret etc I'd skip. I think they need more original stores and fun boutiques honestly. I will say I love me some Francesca's though. Cannot get enough of that store and end up staying there forever just looking at cute scarves, purses and knick knacks! read more

Dear Mockingbird Station, thank you for saving me gas and time on many occasions. Whether it be the fact that you have a movie theater, good shopping, and good eats all in one place or the fact that you're a great place to leave my car while I head downtown, I like you. Mockingbird Station holds a special place in my heart for being one of the first things to make me fall in love with Dallas when I moved up here. I would love to live here but know it costs an arm and a leg (and I need both of those, thanks!). Whether we've walked alllllll the way to the Old Crow from here or just to see a movie and shop around at Urban or Kid Robot, I never tire of this area. Yup, it's lurve. read more

This shopping place is okay. They don't have that many shops that I love. We took the dart here hoping to be able to spend a full day here but it really did not work out that way. We walked around and window shopped for about 30 minutes and then we were done! I do like that they have Angelika here though, so if you are just wanting to go to these certain shopping places, and then go catch a movie, after the movie you have many options to grab a drink but I don't see myself coming back to this complex read more

Once you find a parking spot, Mockingbird Station is a cool spot. A few fun restaurants and bars and then somewhat of a mix of stores. I think Trinity Hall (an Irish pub) and the Angelika (a high end indie movie theater) are both really cool and pretty unique places. I complain about parking there but really if you go straight to the parking garage and down a level or two there are plenty of spots. read more

Bad Parking Great Location and a lot of fun! This is a great plaza with a lot to do... restaurants, bars, shops and a movie theater. All located in one spot. Parking can be tough, but this is a real fun place to hang out. The Angelika theater has great movies, and Urban Taco has fantastic Tacos. Ice cream anyone? Coldstone. OK then shopping, there is a little for everyone, and a Starbucks too... a real fun place to hang out for a few hours. read more

Honestly just went to Mockingbird Station to kill time. Dropped my jeans off at Unique Taylor up the street to get a 1-hr hem, and decided to walk around Mockingbird station since I'd already had lunch. Parking is pretty limited in front of the shops...had to circle several times to wait for someone to leave and covet their spot. The Victoria's Secret here is fully stocked and the staff really friendly. I also went to Urban Outfitters and grabbed a few neat items, then headed to Starbucks for a Frappe before ending up at West Elm to browse. read more

We are in town with some family and this place was recommended, walk in people standing around, the guy that had seated was very sweet, our server on the other hand was horrible, he was standing around on his phone at the register, then bring us water. We didn't order water! Our serviced sucked, food was pretty good. We waited for ever to get our check. Unless we came on an bad day, we won't come back. read more

This whole area is a great place to hang out at. Lots to do while you're trying to kill time or if you want to go shopping. I spent a couple hours outside at the Starbucks there and it was quite peaceful during the evening. Definitively will go back! read more

Mockingbird Station (or am I in Southlake Town Square, or West Village, or the Shops at Legacy? They are all virtually indistinguishable) is a master-planned, commercial/residential space that is meant to invoke an era past when people lived and worked in the same community. But we don't do that any more: we have Urban Sprawl and Sprawl Mart. Mockingbird Statin et. al. tries to re-invent the shopping and dining experience to make it feel like a close-knit urban community with neighborghood roots, which could work as long as you ignore that you don't live there, you had to drive to get there, and you don't know a single person or merchant. read more

The Mockingbird station is a nice shopping area for locals or tourist alike. The DART is conveniently down stairs and they have a huge movie theater the Anglica that host the Dallas film festival very year. Great place to get some shopping done without having to go to the mall. read more

While the shopping and dining are nice here, security is out of control. I parked my car for 45 minutes to come back and find an orange sticker stuck to my window. The problem? Parked too long. How is 45 minutes too long? I came to work with a client and the security threatens to tow my car. Not one place is it posted how long you can park in the open lot in front of Starbucks and Park Cities Bank. It is sad when I go to make a living and their security feels like I don't belong. Is my 2010 car too old? Was my suit not nice enough? I'm angry that I have to go here so often, and afraid that my car will be towed for no reason every time I park. If you go here, don't park for more than 45 minutes! You might find your car missing, or you'll spend another 45 minutes removing the adhesive from your window. read more

I do like that they have a bit of everything but parking is a bear! Their garage is nearly all compact parking where I saw one compact car parked between two spots and many oversized SUVs. I HATE compact parking and my car is more compact than most....no one is going to take regard for your vehicle like you do....they need to look around, compact cars DO NOT outnumber the mid-size and larger. read more

I was always a fan of MS ever since my first visit over a decade ago. The Angelika always played cool films and is a nice getaway from the mega-AMC theaters with children crying and pooping all over. Ok, a bit exaggerating but you get the point. This was the location of the first Urban Outfitters in Dallas and also one of my favorite bars in Dallas: Trinity Hall. I remember there used to be some clubs/bars that opened and closed but Trinity Hall was always a constant. Parking here isn't bad at all if you know your way underground. I'm not sure why MS isn't as busy as some other shopping centers but I am still, and will always be a fan. read more

This is a great shopping area full of cool restaurants and a movie theatre! Don't forget the comedy club! Easily assessable from 75 and dart rail! Check out the remodel! Big changes happening here! Lots of new shops! read more

Very nice. It has a college atmosphere with smu a sneeze away. Plenty of shopping options and eateries

I am a fan of Mockingbird Station even though the parking is a disaster at times and they don't have a lot of stores that I love. I like the design and feel. I think it is cool that there is a DART station there. The movie theater is great and has a bunch of movies that you can't see at other theaters. read more

I think this is the best shopping center ever. They have great stores, some of which are very pricey which keeps the "scrags" away (but attracts them as shoplifters). The parking sucks but if you come here knowing what you want, its well worth it. read more

Mockingbird Station is a fun shopping and dining place to go on a beautiful day or a date night. There is a wide variety of things to do here. Doesn't matter if you are a hipster, socialite, teenager, intellect, or a tourist they will have something here for you. What I dislike the most about this place is the parking! read more

Parking is difficult, but otherwise great shops and restaurants!

One of my favorite boutique's there is probably Urban Outfitters, or American Apparel! One of my dining favorites is the Trinity Hall (A Irish Pub)! I would recommend getting their salmon and they also have a Vegan & GF menu! Their Angelika Movie Cinema is also pretty cool. You can watch special films there, similar to the Magnolia in West Village! read more

I love this store! Awesome location, great service, and wonderful Barista's. Dan M and Parker are my favorite barista. Everyone here is really attentive and care about my customer experience. Best Starbucks in Dallas! read more

Very little done right here. First of all, the "great location" is negated by the fact that I can never find a parking spot because the entire lot is used by store customers. The pet policy is great and all until you're coming home from a long day and there's a pile of dog poop in the elevator. Then you're greeted by horrible smells of wet dog and cigarettes throughout the halls. Hopefully you don't mind painfully slow response times to appliance repairs and managers who act like you don't exist. Sure, it's a pretty cool and contemporary place to live, but honestly, this place is not even close to worth the price. Look elsewhere. read more