The vibe the food, and the drinks were amazing, service was attentive and friendly management is…read moregreat with checking on you, the pasta is absolutely delicious and my daughters loved their food, and the tiramisu was delicious. Thank you and we will be back again especially to check out the weekend brunch.

I absolutely love this shopping center! The Saks outlet is a hidden gem with fantastic luxury items…read moreat discounted prices. I also enjoy taking fitness classes here--both Yoga Six and Orange Theory Fitness are great options. On weekends, my family and I love dining at the restaurants or grabbing a sweet treat from Menchie's with our daughter. It's a great place for families!

Aventura Mall will always have a special place in my heart…read more Growing up in Miami Beach we often would take the S bus down to Aventura and just hang out. Back then, the S Bus would drop you off at the entrance of the food court and the mall was just 2 floors but look at Aventura Mall now! Completely unrecognizable to the Mall I remember as a teen. Especially since it seems like the average stores I remember are gone and it's all Prada, Gucci, and luxe stores now, but I'm not gonna knock it too much as I took full advantage and stocked up on my Nespresso pods while I was here. At least they still have JC Penny's. I was able to find a Miami Hurricanes shirt to bring back to my dad as a gift. They also have a Joe and the Juice store which I always stop by when I'm here and get a green tonic from them. I have to admit; I like how they revamped the food court so that its modern and has a wide variety of options. They even have a ramen kiosk! We also stopped by the new Eataly store, how can you not right? We didn't eat anything there, but I took advantage and bought some items they had priced on sale. In all honesty, I could see myself coming to Aventura often if I still lived in South Florida. I've always it made it a point to come here when I do visit and will probably continue to do so in the future.

Just a beautiful mall with the best Boutiques! If South Florida had a crown jewel for shopping, it…read morewould absolutely be Aventura Mall. From the moment you arrive, everything about this place feels elevated. The scale alone is impressive--it's not just a mall, it's an experience. You'll find an incredible lineup of designer and luxury boutiques, alongside popular brands, making it easy to go from high-end splurging to everyday shopping all in one visit. Whether you're browsing or on a mission, the selection here is unmatched in South Florida. What truly sets Aventura Mall apart is the variety. The store mix is perfectly curated--fashion, beauty, home, accessories--you name it, it's here. And it's not just about shopping. The dining scene is just as strong, with a wide range of restaurants and cafés that make it easy to turn a quick trip into a full day out. From casual bites to more upscale dining, everything feels thoughtfully selected and consistently high quality. Parking--something that can make or break a shopping experience--is refreshingly easy here. There are multiple garages and plenty of spaces, which is a huge plus, especially for a destination this popular. You never feel like you're fighting just to get in the door. The entire mall is beautifully designed, clean, and well-maintained, with a modern, open feel that makes walking around enjoyable. There's also an upscale, energetic vibe that makes every visit feel a little special--whether you're shopping, dining, or simply strolling. This is, without a doubt, my go-to mall in South Florida. I absolutely love coming here--it never disappoints. If you're looking for variety, luxury, convenience, and a polished shopping experience all in one place, Aventura Mall delivers every single time.

I love this mall cause everything is so cheap. US Tops, The Brazil Store, Rainbow (they have signs…read morein the dressing rooms asking people not to use them as bathrooms WTF?), and end it with some nice Caribbean take-out. I miss you mall at 163rd st!!

Avoid this place, you might get killed!:)…read more It's abandoned and creepy. There's some weird noises. Maybe 10% of the stores is functional. The rest is closed. There's only few people around. Marshals has an elevator up but no down and the other one was broken so had to go around. There's security guards so that might help to stay safe:) What a waste of space and location.... I didn't know about this, just looked up a Ross when I was in this area and came out here.

Biscayne Commons is a 120,000 square foot outdoor shopping mall located in North Miami on Biscayne…read moreBoulevard. The mall is close to a Sole Mia, a future mixed use development with residential housing, a hotel, and a university campus. Publix, ULTA, and Petco are the anchor stores at Biscayne Commons. Retail stores include Bath and Body Works, Jetset Miami, and Keo Eyewear. You can dine at TGI Friday's, Oishi Thai, 1000 Degrees Pizza, and La Birra Bar. My friend and I came to the shopping plaza for the pop up shop Max'd Out Donuts by Miami's donut king, Max Santiago. Santiago is known for his time at the Salty Donut where he created the famous brioche dough and for opening Batch, the Cookie company in Ft. Lauderdale. He has consulted on opening donut shops all around the world. Until the permanent store opens in Biscayne Commons, you can follow Max'd Out Donuts on Instagram to order boxes which can be picked up in front of the soon to be opened store. This was my first time visiting this shopping plaza and it seemed upscale and well kept. There is a fountain near where the donut store will be. There is a nice mixture of the kinds of stores people need, along with services, and dining. Parking is easy and plentiful. I'm sure once Max'd Out Donuts opens, I'll be stopping by whenever I am in the area.

I enjoy shopping at Publix at the Boscayne Commons location. The store is huge and clean. The…read moreselection is typical for Publix but the difference is the fantastic bakery and sandwich areas.

Wow has this place changed. Its not really a Mall, i have no idea why it's labeled that, but its…read moremore a small outdoor shopping center. This place used to be sorta a dump. I used to work nearby and would walk here everday on my lunch hour for something to do. But there really wasn't much here. Then they began to do a lot of contruction and I switched jobs. now i've been back, it looks really nice. A few resturants added, and a bit more reason to stick around. Mostly I come here for the Winn Dixie. Here's a few tenants: Winn Dixie Supermarket, movie theater, TJ Maxx, Old Navy, and Bermuda Bar & Grill. And a few more but i can't remember the name. But its a nice looking upgrade to what was there before!

Well #&^* me, they've got their act together, in all fairness I had to update the review because…read morethey kinda deserve it. It just puzzles me how places like the Ipic cinema or any of the restaurants can present themselves in such a filthy way, their excuse being that its not their responsibility to do it, but, still, its the face you are presenting, go pick up the trash in front of you, its your planet after all. Anyway, apparently there is a new security/management company and they seem on top of their game, the mall is spotless now (maybe fat Dezer read my review). Really personable managers Carlos and Willie are making sure the mall is now well kept as far as trash, there's a nice lady in a golf cart with oversize tweezers picking up stuff, nice. ...but don't go on weekends, there's an out of control crowd that rent big party boats, mostly black people for some reason and they come back totally trashed and really misbehave, hey, have to call it like it is! Diners sat at Duffys and other restaurants are exposed to the very worst of drunken behavior by those who are shouting loud for equality, as my Dominican (black) friend remarked as we experienced the worst of food at Duffys, "woah, that's not a good look for our cause''! The Duffys white middle-aged burger eaters are not the type to forgive their already ingrained stereotype and the shitfaced crowd disembarking are just what they want to cement their discriminatory thoughts. Admittedly they are mostly out of town tourists having a good time and don't give a shit how they are being perceived, shame really, all I ask is don't chuck your Hennessy bottles in the mangroves, its so hard to get them out of the tangled roots), oh and just because every other word in a song nowadays is ''fucking'' it doesn't mean you have to repeat them. Oh, and please, if you don't have the body for a thong don't bring it on vacation with you, my God. Try a weekday if you thinking about going to the Intracoastal mall.

A great shopping center. It has Publix Super Market, CVS, some restaurants and an ATM.read more

From the owner: A Regency Centers Place. Featuring your favorite mix of shopping, dining, and personal services in…read moreAventura!

When you come out to The Village at Gulfstream Park, there are so many things for your…read moreentertainment: * Various restaurants * Home good stores * Art galleries * Casino & horse racing * Bowling alley * Karaoke spot Certain events are held at The Village and the area is large enough for a leisurely walk.

Quickly being taken over. It was once nice but unfortunately it's rapidly declining. Kind of like…read moreCarnival Cruises. No sense of decorum in the streets, loud unruly people smoking weed in public. Just clueless. We just can't have nice things here. It's South Florida. There are no rules and there's absolutely nothing that can be done about it yet.

specifically about skylake mall. parking lot needs to be traffic controlled. Lack of public…read moreamenities like shade, water, seating, bathrooms, etc. Clearly business rents are too high as they struggle to keep small business in the center. needs to be human-centered.

There is no longer a mall here as it was demolished and turned into a shopping center several years…read moreago. This was the home of J. Byrons before and after "they dropped the J." It was the home of a huge Morrison's Cafeteria where I remember many lunches with my mom. With the closing of Byrons, and no new anchor store taking over, the space was vacant for a time. Then the bank built itself a freestanding location, the entire mall was purchased by a management company, and the decision was made to turn the property into a strip mall. Some stores remained open during the total renovation/rejuvenation of the building. Most went out of business or moved to new locations. There was a bookstore, but like all those beautiful gems taking the wayside to ebooks, the store went out of business. There used to be a great authentic Italian restaurant, Tony's. They have since moved out to Hollywood beach as a pizza joint and no longer a fancy dinner place. They had a movie theater which had two screens and offered double features. In the very end there were reports of bugs in the popcorn, and the floor was extremely sticky, but where else could you spend less than $6 for almost 4 hours of entertainment. But, alas this was torn down with the rest of the mall. Now, there is a Goodwill and LA Fitness. A new Publix in the center with a few restaurants, TJ Maxx a bank and a jewelry store, Burt's Jewelers. The newest addition to the rejuvenated mall is tge drive-thru Starbucks that took over where Bockbuster used to be.

No one has reviewed this mall in years so let me update you. In an era when we all crave outdoor…read morespace, this mall is a hidden gem. It's well kept now, clean, vibrant and packed with diners and shoppers in the evenings due to live music in the main courtyard. Great mix of international cuisine. Due to the number of kosher places it is a nice haven for Jews and Latinos. Being that I'm both. Loved it. All are welcome. Join the party.

Fun spot for live music, get there early to snag table/chairs. Many fine dining optionsread more

Gardens Promenade was built in 2000 on the site of the former Carol Mart Plaza which was home to…read morethe 183rd St Flea Market and two night-time entertainment spots, Studio 183 and Miami Nights in Miami Gardens. Garden Promenade is a spacious 32 acre corner shopping plaza with a diverse range of stores and places to eat. I stopped in to check out the new Daiso which is a popular Japanese discount store. This is the first one to open in South Florida. It drew crowds who were waiting over an hour to even get in. I ended up hanging out after to check out a few of the other businesses. If you like discount shopping, this is a great plaza. There are 46 businesses in this plaza. These include Ross, Marshall's Old Navy, Burlington, dd's Discounts, Dollar Tree, Shoe Carnival, #1 Beauty Supply, Rainbow Shops, and America's Best. There is also a Wawa, McDonald's, and Advance Auto Parts. You can pretty much get anything you need in this plaza making it very convenient for shoppers.