An outdoor shopping mall of sorts. Seemed to be a good variety of different stores available…read more Dropped off my neighbor at the Blue Goose for an employment interview. In the meantime, I walked around and poked my head into a few of the stores. Well pleased with my adventure. Please shop here!

This is my favorite shopping center in Fort Worth. The staff at several of the clothing stores…read more(Anthropologie, Ann Taylor, Lululemon, WHBM) seem nice from my experiences there, although I'm familiar with the staff at WHBM (White House Black Market) the most. If you end up at WHBM, I'll mention that their store manager Karina is the sweetest salesperson you could ask for. If you're ever in the area I'd definitely recommend stopping here! While several of the stores do cater to somewhat more mature customers, it's a great place for TCU students too; stores like Anthropologie and Free People immediately come to mind. Even in some of these stores that normally cater to older customers (mainly WHBM) I've found some cute items that might be appropriate for something like a sorority function; don't be afraid to have an open mind. Also, several of the clothing stores here seem trans- and GNC-friendly in my experience. As mentioned above I've had great experiences with WHBM, but Ann Taylor, Chico's (sister brand to WHBM), Madewell, Anthropologie, and Free People also felt welcoming as well.

It's been many moons since I stepped foot in an indoor mall, even longer since being in this one…read more It's a little nostalgic, since malls were the thing during the 80's when I was growing up. The record stores are long gone, the demographic that they pander to has changed, and sadly the population that visits has obviously decreased a lot as well. We were there a few days before Christmas and there was only a handful of people walking around. We stopped in just to visit since we had just finished dinner at the attached restaurant. There is a handful of closed spots, with a few displaying signs that a new one is coming. A lot of the stores we were used to visiting are gone. The place seems, to me, a bit run down. Musty and a bit dusty. I can see where some items were made more modern and updated, but it still feels like it's aged a lot and not gracefully. For malls, it's a smaller one, it doesn't' carry a wide foot print, nor a very long one. The outside gives it a large appearance, but inside it's tiny. Even with its size, it's a decent mall to visit.

Walking into Hulen Mall felt like entering a time portal powered by Auntie Anne's pretzels and the…read moredistant echo of 2007 pop hits. I wasn't sure if I was here to shop, to people-watch, or to get mildly lost between a Sunglass Hut and a rogue massage chair kiosk that tried to recruit me like I was joining a secret society. There's a certain charm to a mall that still has both a Build-A-Bear and a Victoria's Secret within 30 feet of each other. It's like childhood and adulthood arm-wrestling in the food court. I wandered past a perfume cloud thick enough to get its own zip code and ended up buying socks I didn't need, snacks I regretted, and confidence I didn't have. It's chaotic. It's weirdly nostalgic. It's Hulen Mall. 4 stars for the experience, minus one star for nearly being tackled by a flying drone toy demo.

Cute little shopping center with a few boutiques, restaurants (somewhat fast food) a yoga studio…read moreand offices. I come here once a year to meet with my companies CPA. And every-time I come it's impossible to find a decent parking spot hence the 3 stars......other than that the shopping serves its purpose I suppose.

I love this small shopping plaza, there are plenty of restaurants, places to shop, plenty of…read morebusinesses, free guest parking garage. Due to COVID there are a limited amount of places open. They have a nice walking/biking trail with a nice view of the river. There's a small walkthrough Gallery from the Amon Carter Museum of American Art which was nice to look at. The small plaza is clean, spacious and not crowded at all.

Great store with such a variety of items. Friendly and helpful staff. Love going in for a new…read moreoutfit or gifts!!

Hands down my favorite store in Fort Worth! This is a collective so there is a huge range of styles…read moreand products! Some are even handmade. Reasonably priced on fashion! Love the children's section and this should be everyone's go to place for gifts!

What a story this place has and how cool a place it is to visit and ship, eat and just relax and…read moreenjoy! There is a barbershop here I like to visit - a sushi place I enjoy and a running store - not to mention a great Chick fil an and larger grocery store plus outdoors supply place in the same area - all of these I like to visit and we have enjoyed each of them and more many times! I also love the historic parts of the beauty in old place and how much character it has!

My cuz was house sitting and invited me over to take a look at the Historic Montgomery Plaza! Man…read morewas it a site to see! Let me describe what I saw. First of all, did you know they have a Concierge? They are on duty 24/7. When, I was there on a Wednesday afternoon a friendly and likeable Hispanic guy was working there. It's good to know someone is looking out for you. You can sleep peacefully at night. The entry way was breathe taking with an oversized horse to greet you. There's also a unique geometric fixture that hangs in front of the elevator that's very appealing. Upstairs, the hallways are spacious and each tenant has a small built in shelf next to their door. Most people like to display welcoming decor there. It's fun to walk the halls and look at the different decor displayed. This high rise condo offers a rooftop pool, a movie room and three stories of parking! It seems like the majority of people who reside here are mature in age. Everyone seems to be very friendly too. If you want to live your dreams now. You should live your dreams at the Montgomery Plaza Condominiums. It will be a good return for your investment.

Although, this mall has been rebranded as La Gran Plaza, I have many fond memories when it was Fort…read moreWorth Town Center. One area that remains the same is the area surrounding the movie theater. I remember my first theater experience here watching the motion picture Aladdin. I'm glad the mall remains open and has kept some of its original charm. Sadly, many malls are having a hard time staying afloat. During my two hour visit, I experienced quite a bit. First I'll start with the least enjoyable parts. When I first walked in, I immediately noticed a woman at the lower-level sports bar and grill wearing a thong and a shirt. Not a short skirt, like her coworker only a thong. It's definitely not what I expected to see after returning for the first time in five years. She quickly moved out of view when she noticed my reaction, but it still left a strong first impression. As I headed up the escalator, I was approached by staff from La Perla handing out menus and trying to guide me into their restaurant. The same thing happened as I walked through the food court. I wouldn't call it a bad experience, but it did feel a bit overwhelming as my first encounter upon entering the upper-level of the mall. From my experience working in a mall, I've noticed food court staff often offer samples, which I think is a more inviting way to attract customers. A small taste can go a long way, when a restaurant wants to acquire new customers and grow their clientele. I read reviews regarding the food court establishments beforehand, and many mentioned rude service, overpriced and subpar food. It would have been nice to try good authentic Mexican cuisine rather than the usual Tex-Mex I tend to eat. I did stop by Mr. Churro, where I enjoyed a cup of ice cream fully loaded with toppings of my choice. Next, while shopping at Burlington and Ross, I noticed loss prevention stationed at the entrances. Having my bag checked and showing my receipt felt a bit uncomfortable, but I understand it's become a common practice to prevent stealing. Another unexpected moment happened while I was shopping. A young toddler suddenly balled up his fist hitting my shopping bag like it was a punching bag. His mother told him to stop but didn't apologize. Later, I saw him hitting his mother repeatedly while she did nothing to correct the behavior, which was uncomfortable to witness. On a more positive note, I really enjoyed the vibrant cultural atmosphere of the plaza. The beautiful quinceañera dresses, crowns, bouquets, and accessories are stunning. The cowboy boots, hats, and western attire also stood out to me. There's a center stage for performances, a creatively designed Dino plaza, and several eye catching displays that make for great photo opportunities. Overall, I had a great time and would come back on a weekday when it's less crowded to enjoy the many food court options and shops.

This place is huge,part corporate, part small business and vendors whats not to Love! Well, the…read moreSunday traffic and parking is certainly a challenge. We did enjoy our tour, but after a while, I felt like I was in a maze. Thier was a band blasting the tunes. Amusement rides ferris wheel, merry go round bumper cars.All kinds of really good eats and of course plenty of western wear stores. Man I'm impressed.We will certainly be back but during the week when hopefully it will be easier to navigate great place for the little ones as it has sculptures located throughout I took a few pictures but there is plenty more to see

Amazing event lineup -- there's always something fun for everyone! It's family-friendly, always…read morefree, and the entire area feels clean and safe every time we visit. The architecture is gorgeous on its own, but when the sunset hits, the golden hour makes everything look magical. And let's talk about the size of the Christmas tree... absolutely breathtaking! It's huge, stunning, and truly the highlight of the season. A must-see!

Fun, family water features mixed with live music, festive spaces with great food and drink,…read moreentertainment venues with world class performances of every kind and a city that welcomes all with open arms while also ensuring the safety and security of visitors, residents and families of all kinds and all ages makes Sundance Square and Fort Worth a great destination to visit or a fantastic place to call home - and both ways have been enjoyed by our family! Come on to Fort Worth and have some fun!

I LOVE the Mercantile!! It's clean and organized, lots of fun finds and various different kinds of…read morethings being sold, I saw no temu / fast fashion JUNK so super pleased with that! I also appreciate that they market themselves as a "Mercantile" and not an "antique store," as many "antique stores" sell a bunch of non-antiques which is frustrating, so I'm grateful for the straightforward and clear marketing! The tea room in the back is super cute, there'll be a separate review for that. I found a couple of darling things for good prices that I'm very excited for, and I was very pleasantly surprised to see several staff members roaming the store, with one kind woman offering to hold our items up front while we shop! This is a 5/5 AMAZING example of what all of these types of shops should be. I will be back with friends!

Updating this review from a year ago. We had previously taken my mother-in-law to the Mercantile…read moreand she found some things she liked so for Mother's Day we decided we were gonna shop for her here. Everything I said about this place in my previous review, still rings true but they do have a lot of clothing that older women find appealing. So we found a beautiful smock blouse, long and floaty in a nice bright red and we brought it up to the counter. It was $160 plus with tax and all the girl did was wad up in a ball and stuff in a bag , but she even had to ask if we wanted a bag. Really these people don't care about what they're selling behind the counter I was appalled Do we want a bag? Did you think we were gonna wear it out? And one of the merchants there wouldn't they appreciate having their stock treated a little bit better with a little bit more respect.?

Great mall even thought the worlds mall scene continues to shrink. They have a ton of stores and so…read moremuch variety of everything you want. Love the way the maps are set up to help you navigate to all the stores. Let's go shopping

First of all, if any directors want to shoot a movie with a nearly abandoned mall as the setting I…read moreknow a place. I was planning an outing to the Military Museum of Fort Worth so I decided to come check out Ridgmar Mall. I walked all of the first and second floor of this mall on a Wednesday in April of 2026. Sadly, the museum is no longer in Ridgmar, there's a sign posted at their former location. I can tell this was once a thriving mall. I wish that it still was. The food court has 2 restaurants open. I saw 3 or 4 salons and at least 3 clothing boutiques open for business. And thankfully LensCrafters and JCPenney are in here still going strong. If you're looking into driving big rigs they have a school in here. Online shopping- BOO to you! While I was there I saw approximately 14 other people not counting employees. Ridgmar Mall, be the little engine that could. Make a comeback.