As a collector of niche fragrances, I often travel for business, and I believe I visited two years…read moreago when local perfumeries pointed me toward Mall of San Juan Mall. La Lueur was the fragrance indicated by the website and customer reviews; I expected a boutique setting, and I must say it matched my memory and exceeded it. I typically browse a store before requesting assistance--not because I truly need help, but because I enjoy hearing suggestions. I shared my criteria, such as what I already own, my budget, and any ideas for items I might lack, and the staff did not disappoint.

This was my second time at Mall of San Juan, it was what I expected beautiful and big. The mall…read morefollows the same outline as in the states with regular stores and on the second level the high end designers stores. It has a great play zone for the kids with plenty and nice sitting for the adults. The service is very good. Being a mall there is something for everyone, a great selection of goods. MoSJ has food court as well as nice restaurants like "Metropol" with valet parking.

We visited this outlet mall on the pass through to rain forest. This mall just located on the east…read moreof Airport and next to highway Route 66. That's the reason this mall name after the route. There is plenty parking space for the mall. We went in the mall from the mid sections. It is a huge play ground for the kid with Tree Hopper like aerial adventure items. A lot parent was waiting below the park. Kid love it. This mall has a lot of metal like statues shape like the robot in transformers movie. These statues were showcase through tout the mall. The mall also has a indoor Grand Prix for the kid and adults. The food court is small. But do have something you may want. The visit take 1.5 hours to visit. Love the concept and store. But I don't see too much of discount.

Part mall, part fun zone. There is lots to do here, a little bit for everyone. If you want to shop…read morethere's a good amount of stores to choose from, like Perry Ellis, Nautica, Adidas, Sketchers, Burlington, Van Hausen, Aeropostale, etc... but the main attraction here is the entertainment. It is kind of like being at a theme park. Throughout the entire mall are statues so you can take pictures. Caribbean Cinemas has a movie theater here, the is a Just 4 Fun playground, and the best part is the Sector Sixty6 zone which has a go kart race track, bowling, arcade mania , and an obstacle course, all indoors. This is a great place to spend with the family, especially on rainy days; the kids will love it. There is a food court, a newly opened Golden Corral (only one in PR), and even some food trucks outside by the entrance of the mall. Obviously, gets packed on the weekends so parking can be a pain, even if they have lots of parking.

This was my hang out spot when I was in high school. I would go for he movies here every weekend…read morewith friends or by myself. I fact, my first job after graduation was at the cinema here. My senior year, my friends and I would come here during lunch period to eat at the food court and play in the arcade room, which was huge. Some things have changed. That arcade room is now a Claro store. The arcade room is now by the cinema where the bookstore and coffee shop used to be. The new bookstore is on the other side of the pedestrian walkway, near the parking structure. And the cinema got an upgrade to a VIP Cinema. This was always the main reason. To come here and now it is better with recliner seats, gourmet food, and a bar/lounge area. The food court has generally stayed the same, with some minor changed in eateries. It's never been that great, but it beat eating at school. Most of the stores are on the ground floor. The main attraction at this mall was the Kmart, but they closed about 3 years ago. It seems they will remodel the space and create what will be called The Square. No idea when they plan to have it ready by. The lower level always had the sucky stores (at least I thought they sucked), except for Teatrocentro. But now they moved to the ground level, and Metro Comics moved down to the lower level. Shopping was never the reason I came here. Every now and then I come here to check things out but I prefer Plaza for shopping. San Patricio Plaza, together with Galeria San Patricio (across the street) and some surrounding stores/restaurants form San Patricio Village.

San Patricio Plaza is the shopping mall located in what is called San Patricio Village, an area in…read moreGuaynabo that provides lots of food (trendy and non-tendy), shopping, and entertainment. In the Village you can find restaurants such as Bottles (one of my favorite restaurants), Wilo's Eatery & Bar, Cayo Caribe, Tijuana's, Ikebana Sushi, and more... plus a few fast food options. There are also stroes such as Party City, Office Depot, and Pet Smart. As for the mall itself, it is not very big. Plaza las Americas and The Mall of San Juan are far bigger. Here you can find TJ MAxx, Bed Bath and Beyond, Walgreens, Capri, and a few other smaller stores. The Big Kmart shut down a few years ago.You can also find specialty stores like Metro Comics, Teatrocentro (dancewear, theatrical makeup, and costumes), and Don Rey Cigar Shop. The food court is small and unimpressive. The best thing the mall has going for it is the newly renovated cinema. It has been turned into a VIP Cinema with a full bar, lobby lounge, recliner seats with foot rests, and and good food. It's great and not that expensive. Overall, San Patricio Plaza is decent. It's not my 1st or 2nd choice for shopping. However, it is my 1st choice for movie going. Also, San Patricio Village is a nice concept that provides good food options.

Plaza Palma Real is a very convenient shopping center just a short drive from Palmas del Mar --…read moresuper easy to get to. The mall has a great mix of stores and restaurants including Walmart, Marshall's, Burlington, Walgreens, Pep Boys, Capri, Always 99, and even a Chick-fil-A for a quick meal. You can shop for clothes, groceries, home goods, and grab something to eat all in one stop. Clean, organized, and practical for both locals and visitors staying nearby.

There's a decent size of stores to appeal to a lot of people. You can buy almost anything you need.read more

It is incredibly how on point this mall is with this virus. As you first drive in there are signs…read moreeverywhere letting the public know you, must wear a mask. The mall was not very crowded. There is plenty of parking in the front. It appears to be a small mall but it is big inside. There are person standing at the entrance of the stores checking temperature. They are limiting how many people can be inside. I noticed workers standing the entrance of some of the stores with bottles of alcohol. If you don't get your hands sanitized. They don't let you in. You get your hands sprayed before you come in to the store. This mall is cute. It is nicely decorated for the holidays and well stocked. I came to Best Buy. The employees are very helpful but the lines are not so long. They are respecting social distancing. They clean the counter down with alcohol after every single customer. I am talking a complete wipe down of key pads, counters everything. I am impressed.

Sábado 20 de julio de 2024 hoy decidimos irnos a Bayamón a este centro comercial. Básicamente son…read morelas mismas tiendas que encontrarás en cualquier otro, tal 2 tiendas que las veo por primera vez. El Food Court tiene más mesas y sillas que opciones de comer. Caminamos un rato y todo se veía en orden y limpio.

Plaza Guaynabo is a small strip mall off the PR-20 in Guaynabo. It doesn't have much going for it,…read morejust and Amigo supermarket and a few small stores that I don't find interesting. What it does have it the surrounding area. Whether officially or unofficially, the nearby businesses are considered to be part of Plaza Guaynabo. That means places like Planet Fitness, Capri, Aliss, The House, East Asian Bistro, Buns Burger Shop, and the Caribbean Cinemas. The reason I come here is for the cinema, Buns, East, and The House. Also, nearby is Natas, a small coffee shop that sells Portuguese natas (very delicious). In other words, it's the food and entertainment that makes this area worth it, not the shopping (a least for me).

You can find an Amigo Supermarket, Payless, Always 99, Aliss, Office Max, Tierra de Fuego…read moreSteakhouse, and Chili's. There is also a Planet Fitness, Capri store, Bun's Burger Shop, and Caribbean Cinemas, a SuperMax, Borinquen Lab, The House Liquor store, an East Asian Bistro, and a few other small stores and restaurants. I personally come here for Buns, East, and Aliss. The Bun's location here is my favorite because it has the best parking of all of the locations. I think the East is among the better Asian restaurants in the area, and Aliss has nice Christmas decorations. The House at this location is smaller and more low key than the other two.

Night market with so many different restaurants to choose from! Delicious food, and I really enjoy…read morethe night life here in Puerto Rico! Definitely will come back again one of these last few nights I have here!

This place is very nice to come to when visiting! There are little cute boutiques around the 1st…read morefloor, they are a little pricey though. I did find that it was a comparable to other boutiques back in Florida. It's the 11% tax that is annoying. The upstairs has El Mercado and it is literally an upscale food court. I wish I could've eaten here every single day I stayed in San Juan. There were many different options such as Chinese, Italian, and Hispanic foods. There was a really fun bar up there, as well as a crêpe maker. I ate at Finco and it was delicious I will definitely make it a priority to eat there more than once next time around. There was live music on Friday and there is a Fogo De Chao as well as a blue martini.

There are two kiosks owned by the same person here, #5 and #15, which are Ko-Kee Souvenirs and…read morePuerto Rico Goodies. There is an employee, Lisa, that works both and she is fantastic. They are reasonably priced and awesome souvenirs. Hand rolled cigars, quality t-shirts, and everything else you need to remember your visit with. I visit here every time I'm in Puerto Rico and can't wait to visit again!

This is near the end of the Kiosk strip at #5. The owner, Pedro was there to greet us and is very…read morefriendly, he lived in DC so we had a random conversation about that. Good selection of souvenirs, postcards, cheap prices on T-shirts. They also have smoothies available. This is one of the few kiosks that was also open on Tuesday.