This is one of my favorite places to shop. The stores are great,food is plentiful and there's…read moreplenty of parking. What you need to watch for is cars backing out as people cross across the parking lot. I recommend going out the far part of the parking lot rather than the entrance. That is much safer. WATCH FOR DARTING KIDS!

Arbor Trails is a great collection of stores and businesses. They have everything you need on one…read morecondensed area. From food, to shopping, to grocery stores (even a Costco), the place is a one stop shop for anything you could want. Well managed and kept in great shape as well.

Shopping at a large indoor mall is a completely different experience from strolling through a…read moreneighborhood strip center. Over the past two weeks, I've had the chance to enjoy both, and each has its own unique charm. Let's start with Barton Creek Square mall, which has great customer service and stores at a variety of price ranges. It's a sprawling indoor mall filled with multi-level stores, comfortable air conditioning, and welcome relief from our Texas heat. Once you step through one of the main entrances, you're immersed in a world of shopping where it's easy to lose track of time (retail, jewelry and toy stores, hair salons and always a food court). You can wander from one end of the mall to the other, browse store after store, and simply enjoy the experience without worrying about the weather outside. Walking through the mall stirred up a wave of positive memories. As a teenager, the mall was the place to be. It was where friends gathered on weekends, where paychecks from part-time jobs quickly turned into the latest outfit for a dance, date, or movie night. It was also where a shopping trip wasn't complete without grabbing a quick bite from favorites like Panda Express or Chick-fil-A before heading back to browse a few more stores. This visit brought back those fond memories to the forefront. I found myself strolling from one side of the mall to the other, peeking into stores that caught my eye and enjoying the simple pleasure of window shopping. I didn't leave with any shopping bags, but I did leave with something just as valuable...a pleasant afternoon and a reminder that sometimes the best shopping trips aren't about what you buy, but the memories they bring back.

The cashier did a good job but we didn't get our extra chicken even after showing them our serving…read moresize was the same. Be careful what you pay for here. Short Hispanic guy said he put extra chicken and I was holding it open for him to see. Chicken was over cooked through and spring rolls under cooked on inside. And we didn't get free refills! So many other choices in the food court I should've chosen.

I was so impressed by this industrial end of AUSTIN. The section of town is full of artistry and…read moremurals. It's a bucket list essentially if you are new to town. It's not just the eye catching murals, it's also the sandwich, shops, coffee, and sidewalks that allow you to stroll by each of these businesses. I recommend coming out here on the weekend and take a stroll around. If nothing else is open, you are not far from eateries and shopping alike. It's centrally located around downtown.

I visited for the first time last week for the Elmo Arts & Yelp event and came back with my…read moreboyfriend to check things out again. I had so much fun at the event, I couldn't wait to get back, and what a great way to spend Sunday Funday! This industrial complex is located next to the Missouri Pacific train yard, and it boasts multiple warehouse buildings. Each building offers something different, from a cheerleading/dance studio, print shop, restaurants, breweries, wineries, and more. Most of the buildings adorn murals painted by local artists, expressing the vibe and warmth of an artists and locally owned business park. There is something for everyone here.

Karen, in the men's cologne section, the absolute best associate ever, she helped me out with some…read moresmall cologne samples!

Stopped by here to see if I could find a warm scarf to wear while in Texas. Not as warm here as I…read morewas thinking at all. Figured I might be able to find something at a slight discount, maybe. Found some scarfs, many paired with a hat, which I wouldn't wear. Mostly thin scarves or cheap looking scarves available, nothing that looked warm at all.

Nice outdoor shopping district. The parking is little tricky. But I think there are garages around…read more Some chain stores and some local stores. Nice mix for the customers to look for something familiar and new merchandise. We went into a Japanese shop. Lots dolls, cute items, decor stuff. Got a huge doll for 40% off. We also went to urban outfitters, a second hand shop. Pretty standard price. The sidewalk is clean. Trees along the walk provide some good shade. Not bad to spend some time to look around if you are visiting Austin.

Considering how close it was to downtown it was very well kept and Clean. There's a big selection…read moreof stores and the service in the ones I went to were good!

I love this area Golds gym and Dickey as well with a blast of Lazar tag and a bite of Taco bell…read moreand of course The Dialysis on the do not forget ARA they are always full I really enjoy walking in this area all the flowers and trees blooming the flowers in this area are beautiful with our Pink Flamingo's they did seem awfully gaudy at first when we bought the house17 years ago , now I have grown to love them they are Southwood if you have any idea where I can get some? do tell.

I have had my car broken into at this location along with other customers. Apparently this has been…read morea known issue for the past few years, but management of the property does not address the issue. More "working" cameras should be added and they should have more than one security guard on duty. Management does not seem to care that the car break-ins are happening during late afternoon and early evening for years. Every time I go to this shopping plaza I fear my window will be smashed like others. Management needs to help fix this issue and catch the thieves! BEWARE of parking in this lot!

One of my favorite places to shop, and I HATE shopping! Here's where Total Wines resides, The…read moreLady's Poodle Parlor (and where I get my annual hair cut), World Market, and some places I don't frequent to eat. The parking is flat dangerous, but if you have the ability to get combat parking (back in) you will not have a problem.

Cute little shopping complex on Brodie lane. I love the Barnes and Noble and Mighty Fines here…read more There are other stores like Nordstrom Rack, Old Navy, and World Market.

I like this area but it can be so overpacked with people…read more Tons of shopping, restaurants, and things to do. Easy access off the highway. But again very congested and can make it very hard to get around.

Be VERY careful when parking in the parking lots here. Next to the area that has Gabriela's and…read morelots of other restaurants, the parking is a nightmare. The lines for the parking spots do not match up with the wheel stops. We unfortunately didn't realize this, and parked according to the lines causing our wheel to be pinned by the cement wheel stop. We returned back to our car with a perfectly sliced tire that had to be replaced.

There's not much in this small shopping center, but what is here can be quite useful. You can get a…read moredoctor's visit in, grab lunch and shop for dinner all in one spot. I'd love to see a few more shops that interest me - but they didn't build this just to please me. ;) I do love the big parking spaces here. Follow the back to Bee Caves Road signs for an easy way out of the parking lot - especially when it's busy!!

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Talk about a nice Marshall's! This was super put together and the nicest dressing rooms I've seen…read more Typical in regards to what's offered and the store is a bit more compact than others. I wasn't in for anything specific however did find an $8 Tahari sweater that will come in handy next year. Love the deals! Their selections for food items, beauty and home goods was quite extensive as well. The ladies clothing was limited for some sizes. Overall great store and I'd pop back in when in the area to snoop around for a good deal.

This location is really nice! They always have a wonderful selection of holiday items, clothing…read more(men, women and kids), household items, skincare products and yoga mats, etc. Cashiers are friendly enough. This location does get pretty busy but the lines move quickly during check out.