This is a great shopping center! I'm really happy about this center being part of my neighborhood…read more Reata does the leasing on it, and they've done a good job of filling the place up with fun tenants. There's a variety of dining options, from Zoe's to Stoneworks and Sushi Zushi! They have high end shopping and all kinds of great things that you can always use around the home. Parking is easy, and there's plenty of ingress/egress points along Basse and Broadway, and even the back streets. I am happy with the fact that they have some outdoor amenities that aren't required for a shopping center, but are nice additions. They have outdoor benches with beautiful landscaping. There's an outdoor fountain (that I've never seen full of water) with some benches to watch people getting their taxes filed. There's 24 hour security around here, they keep a good eye over what's going on around here, so I feel safe. I wish that they had more bike parking.

My boyfriend gew up going to this mall and has a lot of memories around times spent there shopping,…read morehanging out, etc. with friends. These days we go once or month or so to take his mom shopping for things she needs. Her go-to spots are Saks and Dillards. You can tell that back in the heyday of malls North Star would have been deemed awe-inspiring. The mall itself is very clean and spacious with all of the typical shops you expect to find (anchor stores, smaller stores, etc.). Lots of food options including The Cheesecake Factory and others. Easily accessible from the highway. And, who can forget the best part and my favorite part? The legendary and ginormous cowboy boots sculpture(s). In fact, the largest boots in the world.

Nice mall with pretty much all the stores you would need. I like that there's a Saks Fifth Ave at…read morethis location as well. There's plenty of restaurants or stops to grab a quick bite. Plenty of parking spaces within the garages and surface lots, even a valet parking section. Always love driving past the "worlds" largest cowboy boots!

I've never quite understood why this shopping center is called Carousel Court. There's no Carousel…read morehere. There's no arbitrators of justice here either. There are plenty of cool shops in here, including a great clothing shop for men, a cool place to learn about how to pour drinks, a bunch of professional offices, and a decent Mexican restaurant. On Sundays, the 78209 Farmers Market goes on here in the parking lot. It's not the largest farmers market in town, but there are some delicious deals to be had here. This shopping center is on the corner of a weird 6 way intersection that would've been a lot better off with a roundabout than the strange intersection. It can take forever to get in and out of this shopping center with the complicated intersection. There's plenty of parking in here, I've never seen it full. There's lots of shade here too, from all the oak trees in the parking lot. The place is usually picked up and the landscaping is well maintained. I like going to this shopping center, but they could use some more cool shops.

Largest shopping bags in San Antonio! This shopping center is home to many fun shops that make the…read moreBroadway North Neighborhood a pleasant place to live. Sol y Luna is renown for their margaritas, and Revolucion Coffee is a fantastic place to grab a cup o' brew. There's always plenty of parking around here, and there's even a 24 hour guard on duty to keep things safe. There's other public works of art here, like a fountain that never runs, lots of plants, a modern art piece called "Modern Dog" and a few bird baths. In the rear of the center are a few professional offices, mostly doctors offices. In the very, very back is an alleyway that allows for a quick cut through to Sunset from Terra Alta. One of my favorite things about this center, other than the shopping bags, are the cats. They run this place. They're all over the place.

This shopping center is anchored with an old HEB. It used to be a Handy Andy back in the day, but…read morehas been converted over to a local grocer. This shopping center is covered with oak trees! It's nice how much shade there is from all the foliage here. It also includes the shops over on the other end of the parking lot, like a great burger shop, a dry cleaner, a coffee shop, and an awesome sandwich shop. It can be a bit of a pain getting in and out of this shopping center. It's at a weird 6-way intersection at the entrance of Alamo Heights. The lights here can take forever to change. If you're attempting to come at this place from Sunset & N New Braunfels, that light changes like the seasons. My favorite thing about this shopping center is the public work of art that they've installed on the corner of the 6-way intersection, a monument to the underappreciated moth. The moth monument is larger than life, and colorfully reminds us of the moth's importance to the neighborhood.

Quarry Village is a small shopping center right across from Alamo Quarry market. This shopping…read morecenter is small but mighty with seven restaurants, a few retail stores, an apartment complex and a Trader Joe's. The plaza has two main entrances, one through Trader Joe's and the second across from Piranha Izakaya. A good thing about this plaza is how walkable it is, and it doesn't take much to go from one business to the next. The down side is the parking which in the weekends can be very difficult. However, most people don't know that you can park inside the parking garage located by the apartments. From the outside it looks like it is only for people that live in the apartment, but a section of it is open to customers shopping at Quarry Village.

Be prepared to wait at least 30 minutes in the line here. The workers are extremely slow and lack…read moreurgency when checking out the customers.

1st time at the location. It was ok but so many people I could not say if it was organized or not…read more I think next time I will go early they had lots of nice things good prices. Thank you for reading.

Retro shopping center! From what I hear, this was one of…read moreSan Antonio's first strip shopping centers. It looks like it is ancient, but still in great condition! This place has plenty of head-in parking, with enough ingress and egress points into the center. It's located on a hard intersection of Brees and .North New Braunfels, just down the street from Alamo Heights High School. It's anchored by a CVS, which is in sad shape. There's some benches in the shade here, and nice landscaping, so it's a pleasant place to hang out- especially if you stop in to the great food places or the Baskin Robbins located within the center. The center backs up to a hill, which makes some of the other shops a little difficult to get to. The EZ's in here has won numerous architectural awards for its innovative design. It's a good place for destination shopping. There's bike parking along the covered walkway. It's well picked up, and well managed. Overall a good shopping center!