The OG shopping center in America, I always wanted to visit this place since living in the DFW. Has…read morea bunch of major names, including the apple store which is great, I wanted to have my phone looked at. The cafe pacific is where my partner and I wanted to go, and it ended up being incredible. It's a little extra money if you want top tier food, the prime pepper streak was chef's kiss. It reminded me of going to Vegas. Great overall experience and great vibes.

Came on a Wednesday. It was very quiet. The shops are nice and you all your high end selection of…read morebrands. Ez parking.

My favorite mall in DFW! Currently, the pumpkins are in full force inside and outdoors in a quaint…read moregarden with plenty of photo ops. I highly recommend going on a weekday morning with lesser foot traffic & after grab coffee/drinks at Eatly. The Harvest House garden outside of Eatly patio, sponsored by Dirk Nowitzki, is so beautiful!

I believe I hadn't been to a US mall for 19 years. We had nothing to do on June 25, 2026. And we…read morefound this place through Red Notes(Chinese social media). In term of art enthusiast and interior design, this mall looked surreal. We drove from southern Dallas, arrived there around 10:40AM. We shopped at Victoria's Secrets, Lids, and Sarku Japan.

I see that my last review was from 2017 so it is time for an update. We went to the Galleria in…read moreAugust 2026 and it had been a long time since we were at this mall, about seven years. This time, we stayed at a nearby hotel and walked into the Galleria so we did not have to deal with traffic and parking. The last time we were here, our impression was that the mall was mainly upscale, expensive stores. In 2026, there are a lot more moderately priced stores that are intended not to be so exclusive. After walking around for a while, our main activity was for the kid to do ice skating. It is basically $20 for unlimited skating, although it has to be continuous. You can't leave and come back. The price includes skates but you have to buy socks if you did not bring any. She was not very good at skating to begin but got better and better as time went on. We were there about 1.5 hours and that was enough. The activity seems to be attractive for kids, teens, and even adults. There were even a few people who seemed professional level. The kid begged us to do skating again the next day so she obviously enjoyed it.

What an awesome mall.. coming here for the first time, and I was blown away with the number of…read moreshops and the variety of shopping experience in this mall . Parking was a bit confusing. I wish there was help in the parking lots. We initially thought the parking was outside Westin Galleria, but figured out that there were parking on the other side for the mall... good thing is the parking is free.. There's also a huge hotel right within the mall... there was also a skating rink, but in the mall and lots of them are enjoying their skates.. Name the brand and you have it here.. lots and lots and lots of shopping to do. Also Starbucks, juice, shops, and other places to eat within this mall. There was some work going on with escalators and had to walk around for other options... great location and convenient for anyone visiting Dallas.. slightly pricey with most shops.. worth the walk and time well spent here.. 4 stars ..

So beautiful place to walk in any day afternoon ! Nice and…read morequiet neighborhood ! Located just 5 min from the DFW airport .

We love going here. There's a dine in movie house and several options for eating from casual to…read morefancy restaurants. We'd love to see more boutiques and ones which open later at night to make this area a nice date night place.

Fun little shopping area in a fun area!…read more Just north of downtown Dallas by a few miles from and next to the corner of Oak Lawn Ave and Wycliff ave is the cutest little shopping strip. Things to know: ~ More parking in the back. ~ If it after dark you can have security walk you out to your car. ~ Great location. ~ Stop light at exit point to help you get in or out. ~ Parking is at angles with plenty of room. ~ Number of different fun shops with great taste! ~ A well diverse set of shops! Fun shops from eating, haircuts, shoe shines, or even a great shirts on hand!

Love! All the high ends .. Dior , Fendi , celebrity sightings. Ooooh yeah keep looking might see…read moresomeone!

Wow. I disnt even know these existed! But man am I glad I found them! Super nice outdoor shopping…read more Has parking garages so no need to fight over street parking unless you just want to *shrug*. I was actually relieved to realize that the shade of the garage was worth it in this heat. Every store I entered was tidy and well-stocked and laid out. Not sure if I was just there at a low traffic time or what, but it wasn't excessively crowded. Since the world shutdown, I hate crowds more and more so I appreciated that I could move around with being bumped into constantly. Will definitely keep this location at the top of my shopping mall list.

The stores are good, I come here a lot and always have a fun time. Just left the strabucks here,…read moreand loved it! Prices are good, friendly people. The place is always clean. Parking is never a problem. So thats always a plus!

Buy lots of Asian groceries from here every month. Best…read moreplace for vegetables, shrimp and rice which I eat every day. I love getting a Bahn Mi and some milk coffee.

Heard from multiple people that I should check out Cali Saigon Mall whenever my mom came into town…read more So while my mom and sister was visiting me, I added it to my itinerary as well it was my first time visiting this plaza since I am also new to the area. If I lived a little closer, the supermarket in here might've been one of my go to's. They also have a couple of other small shops inside.

I was here in Dallas specifically for this sale at this location. It was easy finding our drop off…read morespot. And we happily stood in line and chatted with people. Well, let's be honest, I chatted with people. Xcited about this Le Creuset Factory Sale. I had specific colors in mind as well. The space was a huge open floor warehouse.. It was a huge selection of everything. And it didnt feel over crowded nor rushed. Even the checkout process, though it was about 30mins in line. It was such a cool experience.. we were just vibing n going with it. Again it never felt over crowded, overwhelming or unsafe. Only issue was calling Uber for a ride back to the hotel. Man that was an adventure within itself.

As I stepped into the Travel Expo, I felt an immediate rush of excitement. There were vendors from…read morearound the globe. The layout of the expo was intelligently designed, with each section dedicated to different regions of the world. There were snack stations and bar set ups to satisfy our guilty pleasures of eating and drinking I had the luxury of attending this event for free and can't wait until the next. The check in process was quick and easy!

Great variety of shops to choose from! I popped into every store within the first 3 blocks and…read morefound something unique to purchase at every single one. Every shop has a great niche and selection to scan through. Pricing varies greatly from one store to the next, but the value of what you're getting is great. Each store employee greeted us promptly upon entering and reached out to assist as needed.

This felt like the Portland of Dallas…read more Since everyone else is going to talk about the funky, eclectic, communal and hippie vibe, and the 60 independent businesses, I will mention some history: 1. The neighborhood was nicknamed "The Devil's Back Porch" back in the 1920s. I hope that was not a reference to his butt. 2. This was one of the busiest streetcar stops in all of Dallas in the 1930s, which is the reason the shops are close together. 3. The restaurant Paradiso is L shaped because it was built around century-old trees. 4. Bonnie (of Bonnie and Clyde) worked as a waitress in this area before her crime spree began. Rumor has it she needed money to afford the $8 slices of pie at Emporium Pies. Only three things sucked: 1) Parking is difficult on weekends. 2) Cops are everywhere, so don't jaywalk. 3) The people with clipboards asking you to donate to blue whale abortions or whatever are aggressive.

I was on the hunt for new running shoes and decided to visit the outlet mall in Grand Prairie. When…read moreI arrived, I noticed the Nike store--but the Reebok store was even closer, so I headed in, and I'm so glad I did. The store was spotless, beautifully organized, and immediately welcoming. As soon as I walked in, Mr. Mike greeted me warmly and offered assistance, then personally guided me to the men's running shoe section. I found a fantastic selection of discounted running shoes and ended up purchasing two pairs. When I needed help finding the perfect fit, both Ms. Bailey and Mr. Mike went above and beyond--taking the time to help me choose the best shoes for my feet at an incredible price of $39.99 each. Their professionalism, friendliness, and genuine eagerness to help made the entire experience outstanding. It's clear Ms. Bailey leads by example, as the store's cleanliness, organization, and excellent customer service truly stand out. I will absolutely be back and look forward to visiting again soon! I hope to see you there.

So many stores, so many familiar brands, so many sales.. all in a row, in a never-ending loop of…read morediscount shopping featured right off Highway 20 in south Grand Prairie. I won't bore you with a list of store names (just go to their website) but it's a comprehensive shopping experience from designer to everyday brands. Shoes, clothes, jewelry, accessories, kids stores/toys. There isn't any restaurant experience here, but they do have a few classic "mall food" snacks, like Auntie Anne's pretzels and Great American Cookies, plus a candy store, coffee, and tea. Personally I like to come here when it's cold outside, or at least cool weather. There's really not much shaded parking, plus it's just too hot to walk outside from store to store in the summer heat.