Great first time experience. Found some great pieces of carnival glass and my son was happy with…read morethe baseball card selection. Pricing was on point and we were even more surprised and pleased when we found the whole store is 20% off on the first Sat. We didn't know this until we were checking out. Very friendly vendors and staff as well.

We've always found this mall ( collection of dealers ) to be a fun stop when we're on the west part…read moreof FW. But yesterday we found , or finally noticed , this beautiful mid century modern teak 4 panel chinoiserie screen. The dealer was amicable to our offer and came right down to remove it from their display. We went up the street while they did n came back shortly to find it ready and one of the owners of the mall offered to even give us a blanket to pack it in our vehicle but we were fine. We were also offered to help with loading, but we were fine again. They're friendly in here and have a really broad selection for collectors of every level. But ya gotta dive in ! We know we walked past the screen we bought before but sometimes if you're looking for something in your minds eye, you don't see other things. Yesterday we were looking for chinoiserie and zeroed in right on it.

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.

Various things an activities for kids best yogurt in town…read moreBounce houses and all the restaurants you can think of. Well not all but Mexican variety

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!

This small shop in the older part of Keller is just okay. They definitely live up to their name…read moreand have many vintage items from the 70s-90s, including some clothing and it is also pretty well organized. You will also find some sports merchandise, but just not what I typically collect. I can't really comment on prices since I didn't even see anything I was interested in, but the service was friendly during my visit.

Y'all, get over here. There's so many goodies to go through, truly. You never know what you're…read morewalking into when it comes to vintage/antique/resale shops -- so let me ease your anxieties. This place has it all and you're bound to find some treasure you just have to have. I mosied in on a weekday morning right around noon. The doors were propped open and there were a few racks of clothing hanging outside that caught my eye, plus tons of jewelry. Several great pieces. Inside there's way more clothes and jewelry, plus so many shoes, belts, hats, sunglasses. Every accessory you can think of. Home decor, furniture, endless knickknacks and wall art. Tons of tapes, records, DVDs, CDs, and VHS tapes. There's a "man cave" section filled with all your sort of cliche "guy" stuff: tools, knives, fishing stuff, sports stuff, etc. Vintage Treasures is owned by a husband wife team who are super kind and keep this shop constantly refreshed with new items. Keep an eye open and visit often!

My 22 y/o daughter and I absolutely LOVE this shop! We have both gotten amazing deals on quality…read morenew or gently used items. Don't confuse this with somewhere like Goodwill. There is no tacky junk and the prices are often better for good quality merchandise. A while back I needed a formal dress for an event and knew I would probably only wear it once. I found a gorgeous dress NWT, including the $238 price tag, for $15. Can't beat that and the profits go to a good cause. I not only shop there, it's where I now send my donations.

I absolutely love this shop! They have the best gently used and new items around and at the best…read moreprices! I was pleasantly surprised when walking in. The shop is very well taken care of, and the staff that work there are so kind.

This shop is my partner's favorite part of visiting Weatherford. Always full of fun new designs for…read moreall styles and budgets. Helpful staff and adorable atmosphere. Great dresses and other attire, plus, gifts, cards, flowers, teas and accessories.

We loved strolling around this plaza . Ended up grabbing dinner at Gloria's Latin cusine . This…read morehistorical building is really neat , highly recommend visiting if you're in DFW. The history of the plaza goes wayyyy back . Here's the link to learn more about it . https://www.fortwortharchitecture.com/cd/wards.htm

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!

Right off the bat, let me say that Google Maps told us to turn on Bod Street off the eastbound I-30…read morefrontage road, and there is NOTHING that says Bod Street. There's nothing that says Camp Bowie Blvd., either, other than on the front of the building. No street sign at all. While the listing here on Yelp says it's Fort Worth, the mall's web page says it's Aledo. I've become discouraged at all the so-called antique malls that have a majority of booths filled with chalk-painted furniture or "shabby chic" foreign-made decor. Westside is NOT one of them! This place is chock full of antiques and collectibles, and it would be easy to spend a couple of hours browsing. There's also a little diner/coffee shop inside, and it looked busy when we were there. It was a nice surprise finding this place, and I look forward to another visit.

Wow! This place has an unreal inventory and SUCH a great atmosphere. Ive been there twice, set to…read morego again next week because there are new things showing up constantly. Prices are pretty good overall, and the employees are all really nice. If you get the chance, make sure you stop.