I really like this mall and have recently started coming back more often. It has all the stores I…read moreneed in one place. During the holidays it does get busy, but it's not overwhelming. I frequent Dillard's and Macy's the most, especially when I'm looking for a nice dress and have time to browse and try things on. Overall, it's a convenient and enjoyable shopping experience. The mall does close at 7pm since Covid and that's the only unfortunate part.

I just want to take a moment to shout out Toya at MAC Cosmetics inside Lakeside Shopping Center…read more She has truly made such a difference for me over the past year. I've been dealing with a skin discoloration condition that has really affected my confidence, and honestly, it's been tough. But every time I walk into the store and see Toya, I feel an immediate sense of relief. I already know I'm in good hands. She takes her time to really match my colors perfectly, explains everything in a way that's easy to understand, and shows me how to apply everything step by step. It never feels rushed, even when the store is busy. She gives the same level of care and attention every single time, and that means more than I can put into words. I always leave feeling better than when I walked in--not just because my makeup looks great, but because she genuinely lifts my confidence. Toya has had such a positive impact on my self-esteem, and I'm beyond grateful for her. If you're ever in the store, I highly recommend asking for Toya. She's amazing.

Overall, it's a nice outdoor mall that has nouveau architecture that is meant to look like Bourbon…read moreStreet. It's nice and there are cool stores and restaurants. It's a bit bourgeois but quite frankly that's what malls are for: spending money. There is a very nice courtyard where you can sit and relax, read a book, etc. Is meant to have a neighborhood mal feel.

Great area! Nicest movie theater in town, fantastic restaurants, a large Barnes and Noble…read morebookstore, a large gym, and lots of high end shops and stores. They often have live music, and the whole area is clean and beautiful.

Riverwalk Outlets is... okay. It's a convenient stop if you're already downtown and want some…read moreshopping with a view of the river, but it's not really a destination outlet mall. The location is the biggest plus, right along the Mississippi with easy access from the French Quarter and Warehouse District. Walking along the river after shopping is definitely the highlight. The store selection is hit or miss. There are a few recognizable brands and some decent deals if you're patient, but overall the variety is limited compared to larger outlet centers. Some spaces feel underutilized, and it can feel a bit quiet at times. It's somewhat clean and easy to navigate, which makes it a comfortable break from the New Orleans heat. That said, unless you're nearby or killing time, it's not something I'd go out of my way for.

This Outlet started out as The Riverwalk Market Place in Aug. 1986 then change to The Outlet…read moreCollection at Riverwalk, this is a three stories mall sit on the banks of the Mississippi River. This is a really great place to shop, there are over 75 eateries restaurants and retail stores here, there is a Cafe Du Mundo even here too. The Red cable car, plus the Hop on and off tour bus make stops a few steps from the entrance. This is also a wonderful place to just cool off from NOLA hot and Humidity weather plus people watch.

Nice outdoor outlet mall with both high and lower end stores. I enjoyed the area which have truly…read morebuilt up over the years. The stores are some of the better ones in demand. Quality stores without having to go to nearby overpopulated shopping areas.

I shop hear a lot....really y'all too often. It has a nice selection of stores: Home Depot to Ulta…read more It has some decent spots to eat, the new Theo's to Nacho Mama's and a bunch of chains. It has a daiquiri shop so you can drink & shop if necessary. It's close to my parents' house so I'm in the neighborhood pretty often. So convenient for me (and really most of Uptown NOLA since it's just upriver). The parking lot is sort of a jigsaw puzzle but it has multiple entrances/exits with lights so you don't have to fight Clearview too hard. The fitness center is INSANELY popular so parking near it can be a pain. I just wish the owners kept up the space better. On rainy days, you'll see plastic bins collecting rain water inside the stores. The parking lot & sidewalks are often dirty/littered. Maintenance, it's important.

I always love a shopping center in the form of a strip mall. No trekking thru an enclosed space…read morewith 50billion11 other people bumping into one another. No sales person from a kiosk in the middle of the mall harassing you. Major stores, better dining options, easy access. Best Buy, Dillard's, Dicks Sporting Goods, Books-A-Million, LA Fitness, and so much more. The parking lots are huge with directions clearly marked, well-lit and well maintained. Amazing. I would still remain vigilant against any wrong-doers, but overall, I feel safe coming here to shop, any time, day or night. I do like the design of this shopping center, and I feel like it is well designed, from start to finish. My main complaint here is that it is difficult to access the Starbucks when you are leaving. You have to make at least one U-turn in order to get in and then a U-turn to get back on the highway. Other than that, all is great!

We had a great mall. We didn't need the Fremaux Center. You can't walk anywhere outside because…read morethere's NO SHADE. Southeastern Louisiana is HOT. It was poorly-designed. I don't go there.

On a recent trip to Biloxi, we drove to Gulfport and stopped by here to shop at the Coach store. I…read morewill be honest...I shop mostly online these days and I don't have a lot of experience with outlet malls. But I was impressed with the beauty of this mall and the cleanliness of the streets. There were many stores and eateries to visit. The architecture was super cute and put me in mind of a little village. At the Coach store, the staff was super friendly and helpful, and I even received a 10% off discount after telling the cashier it was my first visit with them. There was a bigger selection here than what was at my store back home and the value at the Coach store is always worth the cost, depending on what's purchased. Biloxi is always a fun trip and I would visit this outlet again for my shopping needs when I return.

Went here to pick up a few things. It has been a while since I had been here. A lot has changed…read more Both good and disappointed. With the current development and demand I understand. They recently built few electric charging stations in north east end of the outlet. A few new stores have opened and few stores have closed but still have the signs up. A little misleading. Even the website says it still around. Hopefully, it will be updated or they are closed for renovations? I found out they do not offer a food court anymore. Bloomingdale's is there instead. I was baffled when I walked into Bloomingdale's outlet. I thought I made a mistake. That would explain why they have a few food trucks on south side of the outlet. They also renovated the playground. I am not sure if they expanded it too? Please let me know? They do offer free Wi-Fi. I am not sure how the speed is? Definitely worth checking out if you are looking for a good deal! Great selection for all. I am sure they have a store for someone in your party. Easy access off the highway. I-10 and highway 49 south. Just take the first right off Creosote Road. Be mindful of the traffic. It depends on when you go. Please refer to the website for hours or any available information and deals.

I haven't been to this mall in forever. It's a nice size mall with a few good stores. They have…read moretheir staples Dillards, mango and Zara. This mall happens to be more high-end than some malls so they have a better selection of clothing and their stores. if I'm ever in the area, I will check the small lot again.

I had the worst time at this mall. I don't know if it was because everyone (workers) was so…read morefocused on on the LSU Men's baseball game or what. The day that we visited the mall, LSU's men's baseball team was playing in their championship game. Everyone was glued to their phones, tv's and some to their hand held radios. Wow! I walked into a few stores and didn't hear a single peep from the employees that were working. They just allowed me to walk right past them, without a word. The mall is fairly big, maybe the same size as what we have usually in SoCal. The newest portion of the mall seems to be outdoor area stores. They seem to be newer looking, well kept and better brands. I stuck my head into a few of 'em but still got no service. If this mall goes under, I won't even wonder why. I'll just remember my visit there and well, that'll speak for itself. Oh, and in case you are wondering, LSU did win their big game. There was a huge parade a few days later at LSU.