This mall says it's open from 9am to 9pm but that is a lie because they never open on these hours…read more Many times I've gone there in the morning and they are not open. Buyer Beware - Go to a Better Managed Mall and save yourself an entire trip to the mall wasted. In Fact, everywhere you look you will find different hours posted for North Cross Mall - Freaking Ridiculous...

I usually try not to write bad reviews, but this was very concerning to me…read more Today, when I went to visit this location and attend a event there I asked to use the bathroom adjacent to the hockey ring. There were two security guards, a short one and a tall one. The short one was friendly and opened the door. Apparently they have locks on the bathroom doors now. The the second taller security guard named Joe, who I believe is autistic, FOLLOWED ME INTO THE BATHROOM. Without me realizing it, he was WATCHING ME PEE from behind waiting for me to finish. I thought he needed to use the urinal so I stepped aside as I was done. I went to wash my hands, HE THEN FLUSHED THE TOLIET for me as if I'm a five-year-old, not knowing what to do. I thought it was a joke. I think he was trying to keep the place very clean. Needless to say this is where it started to get creepy. As I was drying my hands, I joked with him about the heavy security, and what was he doing following me into the bathroom? He then in a stone cold almost robotic tone, asked me to leave the property that I was now trespassing. Now I came to this location for an event around the corner at that same location. There's multiple businesses here. There were no signs for my event. That's why I asked for directions and then I needed to use the bathroom. There is nothing outside the realm of weird in me doing any of this. I drive a nice vehicle, and I was properly dressed for the event. At that point, he began following me to the parking lot. I asked him "what are you doing, I am going to my event" he said you need to leave, I laughed, and I said yes trust me I am leaving. And he was also filming me with his phone. (who is this guy and who hired him?) and said he was calling the police on me. At this point, we had crossed into the world of weirdness and I asked him I need to see your superior. I mentioned this to the other security guard working who pretended to be his superior. He didn't think it was very big deal or outside the realm of strange. I'm a grown adult and this was bizarre. I'm not some homeless person. I was dressed nicely, and these two people were acting like I was some homeless person camping out in the bathroom I don't know who runs that place but both of the security guards need to be fired immediately. I felt very shaken up afterwards I have never been treated like that. There's no excuse. I can only imagine what travesty of justice actually happens here I wasn't shaken up because I done something wrong. I was shaken up because this 6' 5" autistic person has some role of authority, and he should not be working at this job whatsoever. He had no emotion when he spoke with me. I'm not kidding when I say he was like a robot. It was creepy. I was more worried for the women and children that attend the hockey ring next-door, and may have a similar experience with this nut job who again followed me into the bathroom and watched me pee and proceeded to tell me I was now trespassing after I was done. I've seen this before people buy a piece of property and then they have some management company who doesn't know what they're doing oversee and manage it. The actual owner of the businesses and property have no idea what really happens here If that's how this business operates, you need to sell your business it's not appropriate. This is Austin, Texas not California. We don't treat people like that here. I have nothing against autistic people, but in this case and point this gentleman should not have any authority. He should be bagging groceries and maybe not even working with the public.

I spend a great deal of time at The Domain. I asked myself why while I was back at the Domain…read moreagain today. The Domain is now a sought-after destination - where shopping (casual and high-end), dining, night life and other fun experiences converge. You can go shopping, meet a friend for happy hour, or do something completely fun and adventurous in the course of the day or evening. One of my Finance groups hosts a monthly Finance meeting at The Domain. Shopping...some of my favorite fun stores are at the Domain such as J. Crew and Anthropologie. I love these two stores because they have unique goods at great prices, in general, and specifically, have amazing sales. If you are a big baller, you can shop at stores like Neiman Marcus, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Tiffany's and whole host of other high stores. I'm a tiny baller. Smile. Dining - At the Domain you can get reasonably priced foods to high end fare. Some of my favorite places to dine in the Domain include Glorias, Flower Child, Paul Martin's and Haywire. Important to note, most restaurants have great happy hours and associated amazing prices. Nightlife - Some say that The Domain (especially on Rock Rose Avenue) is the new 6th Street (known for its bars and Live music). I would not venture out that far. However, if you want to party in the wee hours of the night, you can do it at The Domain. Fun Experiences - You can transport yourself to fun such as IPIC movie theatre, Museum of Illusion or the Battle of the Games. Last weekend I discovered the Barkin Creek Dog Kitchen & Bath...so, The Domain is not only for humans. Love The Domain...I am sure I will see you there!

On a roadtrip, we stopped by to check out the LV store for any possible Austin exclusive items…read more(lol) but they're closed due to what looks like water damage from a possible fire above. Outdoor mall with lots of popular stores like Neiman Marcus, Lululemon, Alo, Anthropologie, Bath & Body, Aritizia, and many more! An exclusive store that you can find here is the Coach Coffee Shop - there are only 2 in the US (New Jersey & Austin)! A lot of the retail staff are friendly and there seems to be stuff going on during the holidays, so definitely check it out. Also, lots of parking garages.

The Arboretum, a couple of miles from where we live, is one of Austin's shopping and dining…read moredestinations. When you think of the Arboretum, you likely think of businesses from Capitol of Texas Highway and Research Blvd including Great Hills Trails and Jollyville Road areas. This area has evolved over the 25+ years we have lived nearby. Some anchor stores include the Cheesecake Factory, Soma, and Chico's in one section of the Arboretum. Another Area include Target, Jason's Deli and World Market. The Arboretum also includes stores like Hallmark, La Madeline and TJ Maxx (for all the Maxinistas). The Renaissance Hotel is a notable hotel used for special events and conferences and has been around as long as I can remember. You can find just almost anything in this area of the city. We lost some key businesses like TGIF, Macaroni Grill, Pier 1 Imports and Gap. However, places like Trader Joe's and Modern furniture have been great additions. The mix of stores is nicely balanced between... local and national level businesses. The layout is especially walkable with places to sit and relax. The green space at the Arboretum is truly a highlight from picnic areas near Amy's ice cream to the Arboretum duck pond. The Arboretum offers a plethora of business to frequent. The Arboretum, in general, has moderately priced goods and great customer service. We welcome you to try our niche of Austin.

Open-air mall with offerings from stores like Soma, Chico's, Lamps Plus, and so much more…read more Whether you need a new sofa, fancy jewelry, an everyday bra, or toiletries, this shopping mall for suburbanites is the place to be. Restaurants, cafes, and coffee shops. Outdoor areas to relax and stroll (Arboretum Duck Pond) on walking trails and tree-lined streets. The mall opened in 1985 and manages to stay relevant in a time when online shopping is the preference over old school malls. Nice place to grab a bite or grab a new outfit.

Love this shopping complex which offers a grocery store, a bake shop, restaurants and other…read morespecialty retail shops. Ample parking spaces for the avid shoppers who goes to the: 99 TANCH Market KURA Revolving SUSHI Bar KINIOKUYA Bookstore 85 *C Bakery Cafe K BBQ SAZAN RAMEN BUN BELLY DAISO TEXAS OH Kpop TORI MIA AESTHETICS VERIZON

I love coming to this shopping strip. I need to return to explore a little longer. I've been to…read moreRanch 99, Uncle Tetsu, Daiso, Kinokuniya, Kura Sushi, and Snowball & Riceball. I really need to go back and experience a bit more because there are a lot more stores. Being in from California, I have always had access to Asian stores. I get so happy and excited when I visit Austin. It at least gives a sense of home and having access to things I'm use to having when I'm in California. So worth it when I pass on through Austin Texas.

I feel like I've been to this Market before in a different city, but I can't quite Place it…read more This is a lovely little Mall with a whole host of international flavour running through its veins. From Latin stuff to East Asian stuff and a whole bunch of options across the board. Austin needs more places like this and I celebrate and value it very highly. They don't have too many businesses that you'd expect, or that have been added to Yelp. Yet there's a plethora of wonderful things to explore here.

I thought the goods here were a little pricey. My mom bought us mini tacos and they were delicious…read more I got my eyebrows threaded, it's cheaper here than most places and she did a great job! While my daughter waited they gave her a henna tattoo (for free), the lady's that did my brows said they are there every Fri, sat, sun

This shopping center sits at the corner of Rockwood and Anderson Lane across from a Chevron…read more Unfortunately, it was the scene of one of Austin's worst crimes back in the early 90s where four teenage girls were murdered at the yogurt shop once located here. There is a plaque on the property commemorating this tragedy. These days this strip center is inhabited by 15 businesses, and there is room for a couple more. The largest of the businesses here is the Freshplus market. The businesses located here are quite diverse, which include a driving school, martial arts, furniture store, Jimmy John's, Guatemalan restaurant, coin shop, dog grooming, and a new foot spa to name some. Lots of parking here with plenty of shade trees. Informative photos included.

Gateway Market Shopping Center is a plaza of shops near Arboretum in Austin…read more It's a modern shopping center with over 40 businesses. There are stores like Old Navy, Best Buy, Container Store, Red Wing Shoes, Ulta, Whole Foods, Nordstrom Rack, and more. Ample parking for easy access to shops and restaurants.

Parking lot need to be repainted. Some spots don't really have lines. It's kinda a free for all.read more

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!!

From the owner: A Regency Centers Place. Featuring your favorite mix of shopping, dining, and personal services in…read moreRollingwood!

When I opened the door of my car, I smelled some Asian food.I guessed that it was coming from the…read moresupermarket.Anyway, Welcome to Austin Chinatown,it says "Chinatown".It looked like Asian town.Actually, I saw many Vietnamese-related business here. I was looking for FIT, Japanese dollar-store.I found a sign, but it was empty.I checked Yelp, The last review was in 2018.They might close in the last year.I missed it. I took a selfie at the gate.It's an icon of the Chinatown.Hope Growth of Asian business in Austin.

Ultimately this is just one strip mall full of Asian businesses. There's a supermarket, several…read morerestaurants, boba spot, bakery, and more. I've been to some amazing Chinatowns and it's hard to think of this spot as a "Chinatown" so maybe it's better not to do so. The supermarket was alright and the nearby Taiwanese bakery had more misses than hits. Am I happy there's some sort of Chinatown? Sure, it's better than nothing. I'll be back to try some more of the food offerings which might elevate my overall perception.