The store offers a wide variety of products, even though the shelves may look a bit old and…read moresometimes not very clean. I visit this store regularly, so I've gotten familiar with the customer service in different sections. In the produce section, the staff are friendly and helpful. If you show them a picture, they'll help you find exactly the vegetables you're looking for. In the meat and seafood section, the staff's English isn't very strong, but they understand what you want if you take your time communicating. One thing to watch out for is pricing--sometimes the posted price is incorrect, so it's best to double-check. As for the cashier section, I've noticed that the best service usually comes from the younger cashiers who work at night, or the morning cashiers at counters number 2 or 5. They are friendly, fast, and well-trained. Some of them speak English fluently and are always willing to help. I especially appreciate the night-shift cashiers. They're relaxed and chill at work--sometimes they step away to chat with coworkers, but they always come back quickly if someone is waiting. There's one cashier in particular--the guy with glasses--who I always choose. He's friendly, jokes around in fluent English, and checks out customers very quickly. Overall, the cashier section is the GOAT and really makes my shopping experience much better

While this particular store didn't have what I was looking for, it did not miss on just about any…read moreAsian ingredient you might like. They even had several variations of Oreos. I'm still partial to 99 Ranch Market for various reasons, but this will do in a pinch. Take care in the parking lot, but be prepared to shop & eat!

Okay Firewheel is so nostalgic to me so I tend to frequent a lot. But there is so much potential…read morehere. I love the convenience of the AMC for movies, Gloria's, Wildwood and other food establishments, department stores for any occasion, and some small coffee shops. What I'd love to see more of, though, is a bit more kid-friendly options for those with little ones. We do enjoy the small green lawn near the fountain! But maybe some restaurants that have a centralized courtyard where kids can roam free. There's also some room for improvement to add less chainy spots and more local mom and pops to support.

Good selections, no wait. This place was like ghost town when I went but it was also a Monday when…read moreI went. I was told the weekends aren't bad for a wait so I would definitely check it out if ur like me and hate packed malls. A lot of stores were closed due to the streets getting worked on so I will definitely go back and update yall when I go back

Well deserved update. My last review was in 2017 and the place was in a nose dive. After 25+ years…read morethey undertook a remodel which added a lot of new archetecual features like new planters with palms,ice rink remodel etc. but 25 years after that it needed a major freshening up and they did. Not only does the mall cosmetically look better but a fresh mix of small shops adds to a new vibrant feel. I'm really glad they took action and even more happy I noticed it. I'll visit more often and you should too... Go!

This mall is so nice!! I was staying nearby and ended up visiting a couple of times. Malls around…read morewhere I live are not that nice or elaborate, so it was pretty surprising to see how much the Galleria had to offer. There's multiple floors here, so you could almost spend an entire day if you wanted to. Many food options, shops (from standard to high end,) and even a skating rink in the center! There are also hotels connected and nearby. If you are a shopper and are visiting Dallas, you'll probably love this mall!

A little sketchy, and most things are overpriced. However, if you go to a private business owner…read moreand ask for something and bargain for it you can get a good deal.

This review is based on the Pumpkin Patch at the CenterPark Garden in October 2025…read more According to the Community Partners of Dallas' website, they are "honored to again be the nonprofit beneficiary for a magical new project at NorthPark Center, the Pumpkin Patch!" "This gift to the local community will be interactive and encourage guests to capture photos, learn about the important work of Community Partners of Dallas, inspire charitable giving and make precious memories this Fall." The pumpkin patch featured multiple photo ops including the harvest house, candy corn tree, cornucopia, land of mums, gnome village, prince owl, fairytale library, harvest cart and the wishing well. There were lots of people milling about, waiting for their turn to take photos. However, it wasn't super crowded and there was still enough room to breathe and enjoy the scenery. This was a great family-friendly activity and fun way to make memories. There was no admission fee, making this a great alternative to the Dallas Arboretum. The mall itself was huge and offers and a variety of retail shops, restaurants and entertainment options. I uploaded more than 20 photos, so I hope they all post with this review.

Ok, hear me out. Northpark Mall for shopping- it's dizzying and impractical for most items…read more Northpark Mall, however, is the perfect place to go for a couple hours of amusement and marveling at how the 1% must live. There are additionally some worthwhile dining, music, and artistic opportunities to enjoy. I personally love to play "guess how much this costs?", from an $8000 rug at "Design Within Reach" (though certainly not within budget) to $40,000-$100,000+ pens at Mount Blanc. (Nothing in that store at all has a price tag on it, and you know things are wild when you have to inquire!) This game will keep you amused and flabbergasted throughout your mall exploration. There are additional joys to uncover like live musicians, special events throughout the year (like a gingerbread village at Christmas time), and permanent + rotating artwork. Today I saw a real piece by Jean Dubuffet (on loan from Nasher Sculpture center), a mixed media unicorn, and this super neat rainbow light piece I snapped some pictures of (that actually had a deeper and heavier meaning; wish I documented the artist's name). The mall is perfect for people watching, getting a walk in on excruciatingly hot summer days or when it's raining, and just generally finding random fancy shops to explore. I recommend a visit as a fun date idea, for reasons above, not for the shopping experience. For $5 dollars, I got some actually incredible crackers from Eately's grocery and a couple hours of great delight and enjoyment exploring with lovely company. Northpark Mall really is like a live and interactive museum of sorts showcasing the lives of the upper echelon of Dallas. It is generally very crowded on weekends and an absolute chaotic nightmare to try and visit on weekends in the month of December (avoid!!!!). I give the parking situation three stars because it is always difficult to park and exit this mall. Come with curiosity to this center and enjoy the wild window shopping experience. Note some stores (eg, LaLa Land and Lego Store) had long lines to even enter the store / order. All around recommend visiting, but for very unconventional reasons more akin to why you should visit a zoo or museum than why you ought to visit Costco or Target.

I mostly grew up in the Dallas metro area and never gave Garland much thought, at least until…read morerecently. Over the last few years the downtown area has been revitalized from a sleepy little blip on the map into a mecca of things to do when in Garland. Today. You can shop, dine, and be entertained all within walking distance of each other. There is even a kids play area right in the heart of it all.

Charming. Quirky. Fun. Lots to do. Historic yet modern. I love the random cowboy hat display, I…read morebelieve it is fairly new. I can appreciate that the city keeps this downtown area fun with lots of cute eclectic shops and random art. You can easily spend a day out there just looking around. A few restaurants in the area as well in case you get hungry. I can't wait to return again and again.

First time coming here with my family. Not a Chinatown that I'm normally used to where there are…read moreCultural Plazas with tons of stores and flee market type surroundings. This is literally a strip with a few places. It should be called a China strip. Anyways, there'a a pretty large market and a few good eateries. A few asian statues and signages. Overall, what you see in these pictures is really it. Don't really interact with the staff, but the parking lot is huge and free.

China Town is a hidden gem if you do not know this area. Looking for authentic food, cultural…read moreexperiences, and unique shopping? This is it! Everyone is friendly, and they try to help you order. Their can be language barriers, be patient.

The stores are good, I come here a lot and always have a fun time. Just left the strabucks here,…read moreand loved it! Prices are good, friendly people. The place is always clean. Parking is never a problem. So thats always a plus!

Lots of options. Appreciated the variety of stores they had. We definitely come back again.read more

This place is a amazing for any occasion whether it's shopping, browsing, eating, or exploring…read more There are several unique shops from budding entrepreneurs to experience and support. I initially came for the A2Kicks shoe store, but stayed for the pastry shop and Gordita's restaurant. The food is authentic and full of flavor. The red velvet cookies from Lorena's Cakes were soft, flavorful and delicious. I want more. Everything in the plaza is reasonably priced, and the entrepreneurs give service with a smile. The vibe is great for all ages.

While visiting the Dirt Cheap next door i decided to pop in the Plaza. It's almost like a Harry…read moreHines bazaar type of vibe. It's a lot bigger than it appears on the outside. There are multiple different food options, there were clothing stores, wedding dress stores, phone stores. It's the plaza that just keeps on giving. Just keep walking around the building and you will find something worth your while. There was even live music going in the front!!! I am not on this side of town much but it seems like a cool place to go while out with family or by yourself.