Small town mall... what do you expect? Glad there's some shops here like Francesca, H&M clothing, Hibbett, Journey Shoes, Claire's.. department stores: Dillard & JCP. It looks lonely in this mall, but if you're in town and need something to do.. read more

This mall is pretty small and the cell reception isn't great here. It was also pretty stuffy. There are some nice stores like thr Miniso but you could find the same things in other malls. There's a lot of parking. read more

Was good until the shoe cleaner guys at their little kiosk are practically screaming also wouldn't take no for an answer and another one sells fake labubus claiming to be real. read more

I don't feel the mall is safe due to lack of safety and concern for safety from owner and manager. Some of the kiosks vendors are rude, stalking, pushy and assaulting. read more

An ideal spot for shopping and eating and killing time to window shop. The atmosphere is just okay with a great mix of high-end and affordable retailers. The lay out is also okay allowing for an easy navigation. What i particularly appreciated was the cleanliness of the mall and the guards are really guarding. read more

I don't tend to mail wood out to people, but Oak is different. I love to Post Oak. I mail it out to everyone. You want me to send some wood your way? So anyway. The mall in College Station is a pretty typical American Mall in the style of the 80s. It does get pretty busy especially on a warm day or a busy day in town. You can usually find parking and a lot of the stores in here are smaller versions or older versions of the big shiny new ones that are all over Houston and Dallas and Austin. It's a good mall for the size of the town though. It's a little away from the main area of town, and it's a little bit hidden away and the back streets are some of the best ways to access it. It is quite close to the highway though. read more

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This mall has all the typical shops and some good food places inside the food court we took this photo at a little photo area they have inside the mall on our trip. If you're looking for the basics they have it here the mall was very clean and we didn't have any issues. read more

Post Oak Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - College Station, Texas

I used to love going to the mall all the time still do I just don't like how now when you go there isn't no more stores open all of them are all getting shut down or closed when I do go to the mall now I only go to bath and body works or Victoria secrets. read more

Everyone seems to hate on this mall but I love it. Very simple, has a ton of good stores and a good food court.

If you need a shopping fix, this is definitely not the place to go. The stores are limited and most of the service is rude rude rude! It appeals to the college freshmen demographic, but for adults, it's a really hard find. Their selection is limited and the staff is hardly helpful or friendly. The only plus - the puppy store! Honestly, with the limited structure here, I'd rather find a local store or even try making a day trip to Houston instead of going here. I have tried coming here in a pinch, and honestly if you need just a couple of things, it will suffice - they have a Macy's, Dillards, Forever 21, Bath and Body Shop. I guess all the stores I would usually go too. However, the selection is still limited compared to most malls I have been to. read more

It's a standard issue mall in a small town, don't go expecting it to be the center for culture and entertainment, go there because you need to get your shopping done. Decent enough selection of stores, including a few major hitter anchor stores like Dillards and JC Penney's. read more

Post Oak Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - College Station, Texas

Mall for college kids. Giant remote control helicopters, comic book store, and other things you might not easily find at your standard mall. Small and old, but uncrowded and good deals everywhere. Face it...the old indoor malls of the 80s are dying. Outdoor malls such as CityCentre and LaCenterra in the Houston area are thriving. Indoor malls have to redefine themselves to survive. This is also THE place to park if you are going to a Texas A&M football game. Free parking and shuttles...beats the $20 charged for parking across the street from Kyle Field. read more

This mall is just ok.....I'm from Dallas so I experience shopping on another level! Not bad to a quick fix.

Visiting College Station, I made a trip to Post Oak. Walking around this "mall" made me wonder, how the heck did I ever survive this being one of my only shopping options when I went to school here?! They have only a few of the common brand stores that are present in all malls but you realize rather quickly that you tire of the same options very fast. The best part is that it's super easy to get my ring cleaned at any jewelry store for free. Other than that, no real reason to come to Post Oak. read more

What can I say, it's a mall. Is it as fancy as the malls in San Antonio, Houston, or Austin? No. Is it better than having no mall at all? Yes. read more

Post Oak Mall is decent. Have I been to better malls? I'm from Houston. The Galleria is my norm. With that said, Post Oak is an okay place to shop if I have nothing else better to do. I come out empty handed more often than not, but this place really isn't that bad. Plus, it's usually empty, and that's pretty much impossible at any mall in Houston. They recently renovated the exteriors and changed the logos/signs so it looks a little fancier. The mall is located in a HUGE lot. They should add more stores!! read more

Not the worst mall, but pretty bad for a college town. Also to note: as a shoe lover, they carry no Lebron shoes! even at champs! They sell puppies, and have a Earth Bound Trading company which is cool. It's a 2 star or lower mall, still stuck in the 70s. Would rather go to local businesses here then the mall. Though if your looking to knock out a few hours in the day and hit up a Macys/Dillards go here and shop it up, you might just find what your looking for! Almost forgot, they do have a really cool comic book shop! read more

Tiny little mall, but for a small college town I thought it was pretty good. It has all the necessities and standards like Dillard's, Macy's, Gamestop, Forever 21, Victoria's Secret, Finish Line, etc, as well as a food court with good selection. Sure, it could be better but I'm sure they only survive off the local college population so I'm sure they're in no hurry to make it any better. read more

This is the mall time forgot. And the Sears here sucks. The Dillards is average. If you are from one of the bigger cities this place will totally disappoint. read more

Despite a recent remodeling (was it really remodeled? - sorry, Greg, I didn't notice big changes), this mall is still very non-attractive to me. I am not big fan of malls in general, but there are many examples of malls that are nice. The Galleria malls in Houston and Dallas are good examples. Even Barton Creek Square mall that I don't like much is more attractive than Post Oak Mall in CS. The selection of stores is mediocre (BCS community is reach enough to support Nordstrom and some trendy and brand-name stores). And even those typical chain stores that are present (Dillard's, Macy's) are not as good as those elsewhere (take the same stores at The Galleria malls mentioned above). Dillard's is probably the worst store of the entire chain, and I like Dillard's stores in general. read more

We are closer than Houston for a lot of small towns. I remember in HS other people would drive here for their prom. We also host super packed football games. Why is this mall DYING???? Store after rundown store keep opening. I understand you want to appeal to the 'college student' demographic, but you're not going to get them by opening cheap stores with clothes designed for 14 year olds. This mall needs a major upgrade. 'Build it, and they will come'. We should not have to drive for an hour to buy something from Coach. With all these random no-name shoe stores we don't have a single Nike,Puma, or Adidas store. Not to mention the lack of an Apple store within a 90-mile radius. And you know any kind of outlet store would make bank here (why not make it an outlet mall?) Business could also be made with current stores already in the mall. Give Sephora their own storefront. Give Macys a second location to store menswear and home goods. And for the love of baby Jesus why is there not a good froyo place in the mall when its obviously so popular for the rest of CS. I remember trick-or-treating in this mall as a kid and thinking it was the most wonderful place ever. I want this mall to be around for a long time. Please, stop making deals with no name stores and recreate the mall I used to love. read more

Yesterday I went shopping at the Post Oak Mall in College Station. I may never go back. The anchor stores are not the problem. It is the vendors that work in the mobile kiosks. My shopping experience was ruined because these folks will not leave you alone. If I want to shop at your little cart for what ever crap you are selling, I will approach you. I do not appreciate you bothering me while I am strolling down the mall. In fact I don't appreciate the "cat calls", that you have been waiting for me all day. Management needs to address this immediately. It greatly concerns me, that this behavior has not been addressed. College Station is a college town with many young women in attendance. I am appalled that one of these idiots would speak to my daughter or any young woman in this way. Otherwise I will take my money elsewhere. read more

Post oak mall has this very sad atmosphere. I don't know if it's the placements of stores and different stands, but it just does. It's a small mall that has some of basic stores but that's pretty much it, very minimal. They need to put more stores because there are many college students living here that can use them. They have some unique aspects to this mall like the puppy store where you can pet and play with the puppies for a quarter and A&M stores like Aggieland outfitters. Their food court is meh and the selections are limited once again. Although this mall is not that great, College Station couldn't live without one! read more

Pretty mediocre mall compared to those in Houston! Can get very cramped especially on weekends. Throughout my years of being at A&M, I have seen several stores close & open. There are definitely more stores opening to try to accommodate the growing population of College Station! It's not a complete bust, but if you're looking to shop for very specific items, you may have better luck looking elsewhere or online. read more

This mall has changed very little since I was a student at A & M Consolidated High School back in the 1990s. I find it hard to believe that the B/CS area can't support a decent mall. If they would clean the place up and recruit some decent shops, maybe the students would spend their money in College Station instead of going to Houston or Austin for their shopping. read more

This is probably the saddest mall in America. But...at least it's rarely busy and has some stores that are useful (like Victoria's Secret).

This is usually my best option in CS when we shop. However, the stores are just okay...nothing exciting. The food court is pretty sad though. I'd really love to see more of a variety of food options. read more

The bathrooms are horrible. Since this is the only mall for a 30 mile radius, you would think they would really try to cater to the locals, but they don't. Yucky. read more

this mall change so much and it is not the same mall i use to go to when i was living down there and all the shops i like are not the same anymore and not many places to eat in the food court anymore read more

It is what it is as far as malls go. Anchored with Sears, Macy's, JC Penny and Dillards, it has pretty much what you would find in a smaller market. A lot of shops seem to come and go and there is a turn over of shops. The food court is relatively small, but for fast food, it works. Not much in the way of up-market or trendy shops. I still have to go to Austin to get to Williams and Sonoma. With all the new construction going on in SoCol, maybe something new will appear. read more

It's alright for a mall. I've always had good experiences shopping here. Only took off one star because they have too many closed down shops that went out of business. read more

The only indoor shopping mall for miles around Post Oak Mall is the only indoor shopping mall in the greater Bryan-College Station area; not until you get closer to Austin or Houston will you find large shopping malls. Like all shopping malls, it caters to the teenage and 20-something crowd, offering a good selection of clothing retailers. The food court is modest, but will probably have something to quench your thirst (Sonic or Taste of the Tropic) or tide you over (Chick-fil-A or Nestle Toll House Cafe). read more

Sephora at the mall in Bryan!!!!!!! Maria worked on 12-9-14 at night. She is a wonderful teacher and a sweet person. She showed me how to work with my rosacea and taught me new tricks of the trade. Maria is wonderful and he bosses would be very proud of her sales skills. $230 later!! Love how professional the whole staff acted towards me. Sephora is a great company with professionals running the show on a daily. read more

Unless you are around 14 to 20 years of age, don't waste your time going here. The stores are stocked with trashy clothing. JCP is one big filthy mess. The store has a horrible stench. Only Dillard's and Macy's are worth going into. read more

Well, went to it again at the end of November, and it has improved, but only marginally. No more A&F outside of Auntie Anne's (good), Steve & Barry's has been filled with a larger Shoe Dept. (fair enough, but leaves the old Waldenbooks vacant), and some new stores have opened: a comic book and game store (good, if only they weren't constantly eyeing you to make sure you don't mess anything up or shoplifting), Best Buy Express (small but interesting), Kitchen Collection (love to cook but don't really have an income). Is it wrong to think that Sears is one of the most interesting stores in the mall? read more

Everything has been updated, looks very nice. Used to be a great place to bring the kids to play on the indoor play area when wet or cold or just too darn hot outside...play area is gone!!! Favorite place bealls, they seem to always have the best deals, JC Penney has same items, but seem to always be more expensive. Coach house has some nice gifts for older generation. Most stores overpriced. Not nearly as crowded as it used to be, seems to be shooting more toward the college crowd but they seem to be steering clear... Dirty bathrooms, I usually only go to the larger stores and don't actually go into the mall. But I also tend to stick to more local stores, we need to support our locals!!!!! read more