Oak Court Mall is no longer in existence. Drove by it Yesterday and it is just rumble. Goldsmith's/Macy's, a cornerstone of Memphis Shopping, long before Oak Court was added in the late 80's. I remember my mother taking us kids there to shop for everything over 50 years ago. Goldsmith's is nothing but blocks of concrete jumbled where a 3 story huge building stood. I knew it closed 2-3 years ago and it was auctioned off (this includes Oak Court Mall not the Offices portion) still stands. I could only stare out my car window and literally cry, as I am doing now. To tell you the truth, I don't know where to shop now. Dallas ? Chicagio? All the malls I use to shop at are all closed. I'll add photos in a few days of Goldsmith's/Oak Court Mall. read more

The entire mall has been torn down with the exception of Dillard's! Laurelwood is the closest "mall" experience with many high end stores, several restaurants, a bookstore (Novel) with a restaurant inside (Libro).and a nearby Nordstrom Rack. read more

Went to Pei Wei eatery and was totally disappointed in the food quality. I frequent the restaurant in Greenville SC but the one here was not good. The food was dry and poorly attended. I will not go to that location again. read more

As a person who shops frequently, I would say that this Mall is pretty cool if you are looking for specific items. The Macy's is really awesome! That is the store I shop at mostly. However, they have a few more stores that I go to like Aldo, Bath & Body Works. The food court is ok. They don't have a lot of options. So, you may want to think of that if you are planning to spend a day there shopping. There are not many stores that attract me, but hey...I give them a 4 star for the Macy's! read more

Oak Court Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

I haven't stepped in a mall in a while. I prefer online shopping. I was pleased with the updates I saw. read more

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I purchased a suit from M&K in the Oak Court Mall for my son to wear to my daughter's Sweet 16 party. Jalel was very helpful and he went the extra mile to make sure that we had what we needed and that we were happy customers. I have told so many people of my experience and I will definitely be a loyal customer because of my amazing experience. read more

Oak Court Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

A great reason for a mid towner not to waste gas traveling to a suburb mall. I wouldn't say Oak Court is small, more like medium sized. It has your usual anchor stores (Dillards & Macy's) The Macy's is my favorite one in the city. The mall itself is clean and up to date. You will find ample seating and plenty of artwork. They have an ample selection of 'popular' stores for every one. You'd be hard pressed to not find what you need. Of course every mall has that one store you wish they had but this is not a perfect world. A few of their selections include: Banana Republic, American Eagle, Gap, Baby Gap, Hollister, Finish Line, Foot locker, Victoria's Secret, Brookstone, Kay & Zales Jewelers, Aeropostale, Journeys, rue21, Game Stop. I thought with Hickory Ridge and Peabody Place closing this mall would turn 'ghetto', but they've managed to not let that happen. The Food Court is pretty sizable and has a full compliment of choices as well. read more

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So I was online checking on a few things and I ran across an advertisement talking about a new theater that was going to be Grand opening inside the Oakcourt Mall I knew previously that I had already signed up with the Oakcourt mall text messaging and alert and when I saw that it said Grand opening I said OK great! this is something that I need to take a look at it so OK let's go so I am a little one dress. we headed ito at Oakcourt mall and we enter the food court and where the 8D experience I saw two ladies by the booth so I asked a couple questions that was about one get one free so we saw two movies and it was a great experience I'm happy that we did it for BOGO buy one get one free it was $10 to see two movies and eat popcorn 8D theater is awesome it was very interactive and you feel like you were really a part of the film By the way, there's more than kiddie films that they offer read more

Ummmmm. Yeah. It's there. Oak Court overall isn't amazing to me. At all. A bunch of low budget stores filled with a bunch of items of lower quality. Sure it has an H&M, Aldo, NY&C and B&B Works, Dillard's, etc but even the presence of those stores can't make this a mall I could frequently come to. The overall atmosphere here is slow and sad. Even the food court is lame. The location of the mall is good, but still, it takes a lot of effort to drag me out there. Only come here if you're nearby. Wolfchase is bigger and much better. read more

I feel like whoever designed the Oak Court Mall designed it specifically for me. It was like they said, "I am going to make a mall filled with all the shops Erica B. would want in her dream mall." Sure, there are some stores I don't particularly care for- but for the most part, the stores I would go to when mall-ing are in this shopping center. Oak Court is particularly clean, and dare I say it, almost upscale. They have your staples- Banana Republic, American Eagle, Gap Hollister, Aveda, Lush and Victoria's Secret. But, I feel like they do it classy. I love the selections their Macy's and Dillard's have to offer. They are quite extensive, and the staff at both are awesome. Given that this mall is the closest this to me in the way of chain type shopping, I go here often. I've yet to have a bad experience. read more

Oak Court Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

Oak Court Mall is a smaller indoor mall located in the East Memphis area off Poplar Ave. It's easy to get to and manage since it is smaller. It's in a nice environment- the area is surrounded by green landscaping and this inside has nice marble and architecture. It's more upscale looking than Wolfchase and has been consistently voted the best mall in the area for many years. I like it because it is smaller and you can walk the entire mall quickly to find what you need vs. parking at one end or the other like you need to do at Wolfchase. I love the Macy's women's and shoe department. It's the largest in the area. The INC department is huge compared to the other locations and I can always find great items here. The children's department is also nicer than others and has a larger selection. They also have a maternity department that can not be found at other Macy's. Some other favorites include: Ann Taylor Loft, Aveda, Banana Republic (The Wolfchase location closed), Jos A Banks, and Cache.' The newest addition is a Toys R Us Express, smaller than free standing Toys R Us locations. I like this because the area Toys R Us locations are huge, and get extremely crowded during the holidays. The Express allows you to get what you need quickly. Overall, I go here to get in and out quickly and find what I need. I usually can be found in Macy's or Ann Taylor loft and like this mall better than Wolfchase, I also feel a little safer shopping here. read more

The only reason I went to this mall was because they had a Banana Republic. I will never understand why they have a BR in this mall instead of the galleria. I would say this mall is more low end than the galleria. It looks old, like made back in the 1980s. It is small and you would probably go here just for a particular store and not necessarily to hang out. There are no real restaurants around. I can imagine this mall going even more downhill in the next few years if the economy doesn't pick up. read more

This Mall is beautiful there are really nice department store in here. The mall is well kept up and there Security all over make you feel really safe. Me and my wife had a body massage it was wonderful. The guy are kind of rough I though I was in a fight. Lol they are very good. No pain no gain. read more

I don't go to the mall often but everyone wanted to eat something different. It is the closest mall to me and of course it offers many food choices. I know the quality of the mall has gone done yet on a Tuesday night to go eat, it was quiet. It was a Charlie's subs, Subway and Asian food kind of night. By going to the mall everyone had a chance to pick what they wanted. Now you won't catch me there on a Friday night, Saturday or Sunday. Lol, I will leave that up to the very patient people. Overall we enjoyed and it was a great idea for my children to pick what they wanted without having to drive to 3 different restaurants. So, Oak Court Mall is winning for that!!! read more

I just visited Oak Court for the first time in two years after moving out of state. It has definitely declined in quality. I went half way into Macys and then practically ran out since I did not recognize the inventory anymore. When I was in Banana, I could not get the smell of Subway out of my nose! EKK! Also, please beware of the perfume ladies in the middle of the mall at the no name kiosk. They will spray you with the most disgusting- worse than bath and body works- type scents. RUN! You will thank me later when I say- shop online instead- DO NOT GO HERE. read more

Oh no, what happened to this mall. Used to love in the early 2000s when going to college, it used to have a good selection of stores at the time. Now it looks empty and most of the main retailers have left. It does not look dated as the Wolfchase Galleria now looks prime 90s and it is in a good central location. read more

This is the mall of my childhood so I will always have a soft spot for it...but I can't help but admit the store quality has declined. The only stores I'll go into are Ann Taylor Loft, Victoria's Secret, and occasionally Banana Republic. The rest of the stores are cheap so I make it to this mall (not counting Macy's) maybe twice a year. Plus this isn't the safest mall. You constantly hear about people getting mugged and the Blue Crush lights actually make me more concerned than make me feel safer. My biggest advice would be to get there early if you want to get your holiday shopping done there. The parking lots are crazy packed starting in November! read more

Um, what is up with Oak Court Mall? I don't shop here very often, simply because it isn't all that close to home, but I'm glad I don't! There are a few good stores... Macy's, Loft, Banana Republic... and it just about ends there. I tried going in to Finish line to get a pair of shoes, and only a few of the shoes were really intended for athletic activity. This store was more fashion-driven. I ended up going to the same store at Wolfchase with a much bigger selection, the shoes I wanted on sale, and a nicer store overall. It seems to me the nicer stores have spilled out into the outdoor shopping centers on Poplar. It's only a matter of time before the last holdouts do the same. read more

If you like malls, this will scratch your itch. However, this mall is super sketchy. Not only does the crowd it attracts make me clutch my purse a little tighter, but the stores themselves just seem...blah. There is no life in the employees...they seem to go through the motions in pretty much every store you enter. I'm a big girl, and I got dirty looks from the counter girl at VS. I mean, come on! Most of the stores and staff at this mall are understocked, poorly staffed, and dirty. I only come here when I need a new suit for work...and even then, I ultimately end up going out to the terrible traffic that is Wolfchase. If you need to go to the mall, this has all the staples...it's just very lackluster. read more

Honestly you are better served shopping online. I only go to this mall when it's a dire need. The quality of shopping options is subpar. I only go to Macy's and Banana Republic. The food court is even subpar. Safety is a concern. I would not recommend going around the holidays or at night. Malls with a closed in concept are dying, unless you are in Houston, Dallas, Atlanta, etc. Needless to say I am surprised they are still open. It is clear that Simon Properties doesn't care about the integrity or quality. They lease to whomever is willing to pay....Econ 101. It is truly disheartening because I remember what once was... Side note: I'm elated that Nordstrom's is coming across the street. read more

Not sure how this mall compares to others in Memphis, so I will just say that it's one of those malls where you can probably find what you NEED, but not necessarily one where you go to walk and enjoy shopping around*. The mall is clean but on the smaller side, and has a brightly lit main corridor with some fun metal sculptures scattered throughout. * The exception to this might be the Macy's which has a large ready-to-wear (lady's) section, though the men's department is on the small side. read more

This is a little mall located in a convenient, center part of the city. The food court is small and kind of lacking. The stores don't offer much more than Macy's, Dillard, jewelry stores and a few others. There truly isn't much to do. One time I decided to try one of those massage chairs and it took my dollar and never worked. The parking lot is also kind of sketchy. It's an alright place to visit once or twice or get an specific thing you need, but that's about it. read more

I like this mall because its close to my house. I love how the Chinese restaurants try to make you eat samples. I like the variety of stores. There is something for everyone. I wish the express had men's clothes. I wish there were more stores that I like. There are few vacancies in the mall which is good. read more

Could be a great mall with a little effort from the owners. First, add better and more security. 2nd actively recruit higher end chain stores and stop leasing to all the independent owners. No offense, but there r enough of those in this mall. I shop here for the Banana Republic store and the Dillard's. The Aldo and some, not all, of the independent stores r good as well. The location of the mall is great, especially if u live in the city of Memphis. The flagship stores (Macy's & Dilliards) r pretty good. The food court is lacking but at least it has a Chick-Fil A. They r opening a Norstorm's Rack and Ulta across the street in 2017. I hope these additions influence the mall bcuz I would like to keep spending my money in the city of Memphis read more

Okay this is really more like a 3.5-3.75 star review but hey I will be nice and round up instead of down. So, since I work in East Memphis and am pretty much there EVERYDAY I decided to check out this mall. first let me preface this with the fact that I am not much of a mall shopper in the first place....I think Macy's is the DEVIL and responsible for the mallification (my word) of America and the destruction of the independent regional department store chains and small mom and pop shops that offered unique shopping experiences so that you could actually get different clothes in Chicago than you could in Atlanta...of course with Macy's buying out all those stores the shopping experience is now pretty uniform which IMHO is a very bad thing (okay who am I kidding as a native Chicagoan I am still BITTER as heck Macy's bought out Marshall Fields and destroyed my former favorite store in the whole world...okay rant over) So I had heard such bad things about this mall I was expecting a bad shopping experience...but I was pleasantly surprised. Yes, it is small/medium sized mall....yes it isn't really a "hang-out" friendly mall (although for me that is a good thing) and yes they clearly have seen a few stores depart and probably are past their heyday BUT it is actually not a bad place to go if you just have to pick up a few things. Both the Macy's and Dillard's are excellent outposts with a solid selection of merchandise and brands. I actually hit the jackpot with outfits on the clearance rack at Macy's! People at both of those stores were exceptionally helpful and seemed very service oriented. I did also go to a few smaller stores that were not bad as well. The food court seemed a bit lacking in variety but hey I shouldn't be eating food court food anyway. The thing that was a bit disconcerting is the somewhat "empty feel of the mall....I would have loved to see what the place was like in its heyday. This mall is like a meal of tasty tapas or appetizers....sometimes those little bits of goodness are sufficient for you to feel satisfied as your meal...but sometimes you want the whole enchilada....so my advice this is a GREAT place to hit if you want to get in and out quickly and are just looking to pick up a few things...for a true mall experience go to the Galleria. read more

It used to be so much better. It was a very nice mall with a wide variety of options. That was some time ago. So many great shops have disappeared to make room for lower end retail. I really have no reason to go back. read more

Caution!!!! ***Kay Jewelers at Oakcourt Mall in Memphis*** Be careful! Our visit was great. Service was great. We felt comfortable. We went so far as to run our credit to see what I could afford. We decided to keep looking around and even check out some local jewelers. We ended up finding a local jeweler and thought nothing about Kay's at Oak Court UNTIL we received a letter in the mail for a credit card that we did not apply for. Yes, we signed a letter authorizing a credit check, however NOT a credit card. There's a difference and that can really hurt your credit. I didn't really want to close the account fearing a negative remark on my credit score but also I didn't want to forget I had this open account out there. After this terrible situation I will be sure to share my horrible experience with all my friends and family reminding them to be caution when shopping at Kay's. Moral of the story: "Kay's can be "sneaky" and "aggressive" trying to hit their sale numbers. Even to just sign you up for a credit card. " Kay's customer service representative used those exact terms when he was canceling my credit card (again, a credit card I do not approve to sign up for.) That's pretty sad! read more

I've been to this mall a few times and do not like the crowd it attracts. There should be a dress code on how low your pants can be.

Not a bad mall. All the stores pretty much cover everything your looking for but nothing to brag about . It's a Mall.

Ghetto. Straight up! I used to love shopping here, but the clientele has certainly changed up significantly. It isn't even the fact that it has turned like Mall of Murder (Memphis), but it is not exactly safe either. I hate that I have to worry about my safety in the middle of the day! What it used to be and what the mall is now just aren't the same. read more

This mall has been going down for a while. I remember back in the 90s when I was a youngster this mall was as I have seen descried in online reviews as "an east memphis gem". It was a nice quiet mall that people flocked to on sundays. Since the close of Hickory Hood mall a good portion of its clients or "mall goers" go here and the stores in the mall reflect it. Stores that were in this mall for YEARS have now closed like Brentanos book store and others. Have fun at this mall you wont see me here any more. read more

Oak Court's location is convenient to Midtown and East Memphis. There's plenty of secure parking in the garages adjacent to the building, and I appreciate the leveled parking in contrast to the giant concrete ocean that surrounds its suburban sister Wolfchase. The Macy's location, which features a Lush brand cosmetics counter, is probably the best in town and has a great furniture department. Oak Court still has a few unique specialty stores such as Aveda and Godiva. Beyond that, the variety has diminished over the years as stores like Gap, Pac Sun, and The Disney Store have vacated. Oak Court's condensed size makes it convenient when you have a specific item or store in mind, not so much when you simply want to browse. read more

Very convenient location close to campus. It's a little small for a mall, but it has almost everything you would expect. They've had some break-ins in their parking lots but this is Memphis, and people also haven't figured out they need to not leave stuff in their cars!! I shop here often and am satisfied with Oak Court. read more

There was a woman asleep on the floor on the way into the mall. Right by the the food court entrance. Yes, just laying on the floor. Security guard was there, basically telling us that the woman was fine. Really? She was still there two hours later. I think her kids were hanging out around her, too. Call an ambulance or move her from view. this upset my family. This mall has gone down hill so much that it is depressing. The security guards don't even seem to bother with anything much, except girl talk. Macy's and Dillard's are fine. There are a few other stores that I'm sure will be gone soon enough due to the stellar management --- just go to one of the new shopping centers in N. Miss. Like the woman in the floor, this place is on life support with a DNR. read more

It is a beautiful mall but not too big. It has all the stores I really care to shop at but don't have to take all day doing it. I've only been here twice but thoroughly enjoyed it both times! read more

I think that this is a pretty nice mall, looks-wise -- I was able to go to Express, Aldo, and Banana Republic, my mainstays, and really, that was enough that trip, but I agree with a previous reviewer that there are really no additional shops from the basics that wow'ed me. On the plus side, it does house a Dillard's and Macy's, two nice department stores. However, I'd definitely choose Wolfchase over this mall. read more

I used to love going to this mall in my younger day's with my mom but this mall is not what it used to be the price's for thing's at this mall are extremely high there so much crime now day's at this mall it's unreal and sad I will stick to online shopping This Is My Personal Opinion. On This Mall. read more

If I wrote a review 10-15 years ago, I would have given this mall 5 stars. Back then, the mall had so many stores: American Eagle, Hallmark, PacSun, Express, Gap, Lane Bryant, Steak Escape, Disney Store. But now, they are long gone, replaced by the crappy stores. Also, there are a lot of vacant areas, which is sad. The only ones I go to now are Dillard's, Bath and Body Works, Claire's, Journeys, Starbucks, Great American Cookie Co. And Chick-Fli-A. If it weren't for those stores and restaurants that I go to, I wouldn't have gone to this mall anymore. I would prefer to go when it's not crowded on the weekdays. But regardless of what time, there are still some sketchy people. I have to hold on to my purse tight at all times. I used to go there a lot, but it's now 3-4 times a year, especially after the incident a couple of years ago. And it's disappointing because it's the closest mall to me. I have a feeling that unless the mall improves, this mall will close in 10-15 years. read more