Who reviews a mall? Bunch of dang dorks, thats who…read more I'm just kidding losers, you are all too cool for me. Allow me to join your club please... This mall has seen better days as far as occupancy is concerned. It once had a very diverse selection of stores to choose from. Now days, not so much. Dillards is still here and it is still a good Dillards. You have no problems finding some help, getting what you need. It's probably the best Dill's around. I am glad it's still here because the side it's on is like 20% full at the most. It was bought recently and is trying really hard, but I don't know man. They are leasing to some strange tenants, like taekwondo and karate studios, and a (swear to god) Slime store. Like you make slime there. That is the whole thing. The old Macy's is now some scary furniture store. I think there are at least 4-9 squatters in that mug. Milano's is even gone now!!!! What???!!!! Why????? I'm seriously going to cry. Nashoba opened recently and they have a cool concept, but need to start getting the food right. If you read this whole thing, you are now also a dork. '24 - 75-102

Good choices for food and shopping. Always clean, during Christmas it's very well decorated. The…read morerestaurants like Firebirds or Stix is always a worth the stop eatery.

This is a small marketplace, similar to El Mercadito over on Ridgeway, but much, much smaller…read more Everything you need to have a Quinceanera, Boda, or any other kind of party can be found here. There's dresses, a photographer, jewelry, and even a place to eat lunch at the back. I can't seem to check into or find the restaurant at the back whenever we come eat here so I will leave my remarks here about it for myself. Loved: - Chocolate Cake Flan - Horchata - Taco de Chorizo Liked: - Empanada de Pollo Azada - Huarache - Jumex Apple - Quesadilla de Pollo Azada (tortilla maiz) - Taco de Carnitas - Taco de Pollo - Tamal de Pollo Ok: - Gordita Frita de Papas con Chile Rojo Disliked: - La Gigante Torta Cubana - Taco al Pastor

Carrefour is a nice shopping center located at the corner of Poplar Ave and Kirby Parkway. It…read moreconsists of several restaurants, and specialty stores. Macaroni Grill is the largest restaurant and Borders is the largest store. Specialty stores include Jos. A Banks (clothing) Happi Names (gifts, and children's items) Stickhead Lacrosse, Oriental Rugs and Sensational Sofas. There is also a Little Gym, Swanky's Taco and Mister B's (restaurant). I love to go to the Happi Store for gifts, stationery and kids items. The Borders is a great bookstore with a big selection and huge kid's area. I always find what I need here. Why go here vs other area shopping centers? If you are looking for unique children's gifts and accessories the Happi Store is the place to find it and this location is the largest, Jos A Banks is a unique clothing store and Mister B's is a good local restaurant. Go for these offerings and enjoy the other shops while you are there.

Spent 45 minutes at the mall while waiting for hotel room to be ready. Mall seems like an average…read moremall. No high end stores but a nice amount of variety in the food court. It wasn't too busy but it was a week day.

This mall seriously needs some upgrades, they need better restaurants in the food court that are…read moremore recognizable by the general public, like McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, Taco Bell, subway, Burger King, etc. Villa Pizza was my favorite place to go to and when they closed down, it was so sad.. There's a video online of the mall from 1997 when they opened and it was so sad watching it, how pretty and thriving the mall was, I hope that malls become popular again

Trinity Commons is an overall good shopping plaza that is well-maintained, conveniently located and…read morehas good enough feel about it. I would say that the Kroger supermarket is the anchor location and it has several dining options, banks, retail stores and more. I would definitely recommend here.

In 1927, this was a Sears Distribution Center…read more Now it's called the Crosstown Concourse! It's a lively community center. It's got housing, business, entertainment, and even the medical facilities that make you well. This was the retail industry giant in its day! When you ordered something from Sears, it mailed from here in Memphis,Tennessee. Now in 1993 it closed. Then after two decades of decay, a visionary stepped in and took over. The building became a living space. A time capsule to the past, but livable for the present. It gave the building a unique future. The building was sick, but now it's just beautiful. The exposed brick walls can be seen and overlap the new safety features to make it have the original design and feel. The interior of this building has a 425 seat theater. That's how large this building is. Why not make it housing, arts center, and all the inclusive space that you would need for your social space and beyond. When in Memphis, Tennessee they are keeping the memories of the past still alive for all to see and remember!

There is always something to do at Crosstown! Very fun, and lots of neat businesses to check out…read moreinside. I love their art galleries, if they are open (limited hours). They recently changed their parking system and now have cameras that take your license plate, and it is no longer free unless you are visiting a specific business after 6pm, which is the reason they get 4 stars, and not 5. They have some neat events and it is a cool place for kids to explore during the day, especially when it is hot outside. They got everything from housing, to dining, to entertainment, to fitness/wellness. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

I love coming here and I love Memphis for helping revive it back in the day, kind of recently!…read more Overton Square has had its share of ups and downs over the years and has seen a lot of places come and go. Not many, if any original remain. Billy Joel, The Beatles, and Wang Chung played at Lafayettes long ago, now they are about to close again it seems. Hell, there was a TGIF Fridays here back in the 1800's when Memphis was a saloon town. No one could get past the river for years, so they were just kind of stuck. That is how the Bass Pro Shop Pyramid was built. They were going to try and jump the river by chariot from there to go further west. Great success. Look at California now! All lit up! Weee I am so glad to still have the diversity of shops to still choose from in this block. You can get just about anything on foot around here. In the daylight, at least. Fish. Creole. Cajun. Beer. Candy. Sandwiches. Bacon on a clothes pin. Table side guac. Tacos. Booze. Pizza. Oysters. Bars. Hiking gear. Second Line and Swamp Bar. Ballet. Art. Local theater. Alternate medicines. Incense. Sky bars. Hotels. Hair dos. I bet you can even get cocaine for the low if you ask the right folks. I love Memphis so much. Eat. Drink. Shop. Be Merry. Tip your wait staff. Have a good time in the 901! Paul Revere didn't ride through here for nothing gang. '25 - 6/111

There is pretty place in Memphis！！！It's good to walk after eating. I like here！！！！There…read moreare many good restaurant too

A pretty cool shopping center with a few hotels surrounding it to guarantee a steady flow of…read morecustomers. There are a good selection of stores and it is convenient not only for locals, but for visitors to Memphis, as it is only about twenty minutes to a half hour outside of Memphis, Tennessee. All in all, I would recommend a visit here.

Outdoor shopping mall about [located in Southaven MS] 20 minutes from downtown Memphis…read more You need it, it's probably here. My favorite stops: Sportman's Warehouse Books -a- Million Dillards Journeys Finish Line HH Gregg J.C. Penny Never super crowded, but of course I never go on the weekends (if I can help it) either.