NorthPark Center

I like this mall! Clean, lively, and has artistic sculptures/​flowers. It definitely has a cheerful vibe.
It’s a mall that caters to everyone. In addition to the normal stores, there’s Macy’s, Nordstrom, and Neiman Marcus. It also has good restaurants/​food stalls, and an AMC.

This is an elegant mall with superior stores and well thought out décor. My wife and I only shop there despite a 25-​mile drive.
However, broken security cameras, limited police officers for its size and distracted security personnel leaves it vulnerable to criminal attacks. In a recent news story about multiple attacks, a female security guard is pictured driving her golf cart with her cell phone up to her ear oblivious to all around her. Not comforting! And mall management seems to have their head buried in the sand.
We make less trips there now and my wife will no longer go alone. Sad situation for the stores and restaurants to lose business over serious safety concerns.

Northpark Center is my «Go-​To» Mall. It is central and basically has all the stores I love to shop and explore! This mall is definitely one of the most popular malls in the city. Northpark Center always has different types of shows that they put on for their visitors. The only con in my opinion is the parking situation. There is literally a thing called «Northpark Traffic». In order to beat the rush, you have to be there earlier on in the day or on weekdays! I highly recommend checking out Northpark Center for your shopping needs in Dallas!

If you had to ask me where my favorite place to shop is in DFW, I will undoubtedly point your way to NorthPark. Though it does cater to a more affluent crowd given some of the well-​known (and boutique!) store selections (ex: BOSS, Salvatore Ferragamo, Versace, Gucci, Stuart Weitzman, Agent Provocateur, AG Jeans), it also houses stores that cater to the masses (ex: GAP, Express, H&M, Forever21, Nike, American Eagle). Regardless, NorthPark is the only shopping experience that brings all of my favorite stores under one roof (ex: Nordstrom, free people, Anthropologie, Urban Outfitters, Sephora), which is why I LOVE NorthPark so much!
To be honest though, it’s not really fair to call NorthPark a «mall.» It’s definitely a step up from any mall experience I’ve ever had given its attention to detail in the arts. No matter what season, NorthPark has beautiful flower arrangements throughout the building. There’s even a cute little duck pond and fountain inside! Sometimes, there will be temporary art exhibits placed within NorthPark as well. If you find yourself here at Christmas, do expect to partake in fun activities such as the Gingerbread Town, the Trains at NorthPark, and even a symphony from a local orchestra in the ground floor near the food court area.
There’s plenty of covered and uncovered parking available at NorthPark as well, but I would suggest parking in the Nordstrom garage! It’s my go-​to place because it’s covered (don’t need that Texas heat messing with my car), and I find that not as many people tend to park there compared to the Macy’s /​AMC garage. :)

By far my favorite mall
In Dallas. The location is my favorite and they have all my favorite stores with the shops at park land right across the way. Super pleased.

I’ve been coming here since I was a kid in the mid 80s. I’ve seen so many stories come and go, and so many businesses make it or break it in this mall.
All that being said, Northpark Mall is by far the luxury mall of Dallas

I can’t say much more than what has already been said. You can find anything here. Love it!

Always a great time roaming around North Park Center. It’s centrally located and the premier destination for upscale/​luxurious shopping. Beautifully decorated and hosts many sculptures from around the world. The only only thing they can improve on is to have more wheelchairs available at more locations in the mall and not just at the concierge. Will be back again.

NorthPark is a really nice mall with so many stores ranging from simple & cool to chic & luxurious. Parking can be a beast on the weekends and holiday season. I park either in the Dillard’s garage or the garage near the AMC theater (75 & Northpark entrance).
If I must venture to this mall, I prefer going early in the week because crowds are not my favorite.
The food court has your normal selections but other gems like La Madeline and Greenhouse Market are located away from the food court.
I’m here mainly for Dillard’s because in my opinion it’s the best in DFW. My friend got me hooked on Lush for neat bath & body goodies. There’s just a lot to check out and make sure you have time to walk around. Sometimes there are cool displays set up around the mall for your viewing pleasure. Oh and don’t forget to get a cookie from Mrs. Fields!
For those of us who live south of the Trinity, this is the closest mall with the most variety.

Compares to the other luxury mall in the area, which is Galleria, I have to say I like this one way more. From the nice decoration with colorful touches of cactus, plants, and flowers through out the mall, to the unique sculptures and art pieces.
This place gives me a warm, cozy feeling, unlike Galleria where you could feel extremely overwhelmed walking around their 3 floors.
They have everything you can think of from Forever 21, to LV, Gucci. Even the food choices seem to be a lot more to choose from, including healthy option.
Sometime I would just come here, walk around, people watch, and stare at the cactus. What can I say, I do enjoy crowded places ;)

Finally an awesome mall in Dallas. hands down! This would be the only mall that I would visit again in the Dallas area. What makes it so special? Well to name a few items:
–parking
–exterior and interior eateries
–cute and spacious layout of the ENTIRE mall
–lots of stores
–visible security
–art from painting, sculptures, to standing visual art
Definitely classic mall design that doesn’t feel dated
Again, I love the huge hallways that doesn’t make me feel crowded.

Great Family Friendly Mall with lots to do besides shopping like EATING and browsing great ART & Architect. Just so happen the news was onsite live while a acting and modeling search was going on for children.
Parking was tight so we thought but after going up to the 2^nd level of the parking deck we found parking immediately. We entered through Macy from our deck. The deck was very open and didn’t feel dangerous or dark.
Once in the mall we had a great time shopping inside Macy to begin and followed by Forever21 and H&M. There is a nice array of stores to choose from ranging from inexpensive to expensive or in my thoughts and maybe in others way of thinking Lower Quality to High Quality,
The mall is like a one stop shop you can go to the movies, shop, eat, have dessert, pick up snacks, etc.
We planned to come back to this mall before leaving the state but didn’t make it back however it’s a TO DO when we return as its a great mall.

This is the best mall in the whole entire world. It has all the shops you need and no extraneous, weird shops. Lots of art to make you feel cultured while you shop! Great places to eat, too. Movie theater is fantastic. Food court is nice, doesn’t ever feel dirty or trashy. The best part of Northpark is that there are NO KIOSKS! You know how you’ll go to other malls and the salespeople at the kiosks will yell at you to try this perfume/​hair product/​lotion/​whatever? This will never happen at Northpark because they don’t have any freaking kiosks! And nothing makes me more nostalgic than Christmas time at NP. Sigh. Just talking about it makes me want to go back ASAP…

Has a old, not dated look from the outside. The inside doesn’t really change the feeling. It’s a really big mall, as most of the malls in Dallas and the hallways are surprisingly roomy. You will find many of your standard chain shops in this mall, but you’ll also find many high end premium watch stores. Parking is crowded and so is the mall.

While I was in town for a conference I decided to stop here for a quick shop. What a great mall! I love variety and this place has variety. The bottom floor is mostly high end shopping like Gucci, Versace, LV etc. Upstairs is like a «regular» shopping mall with all the stores you usually see like Forever 21, H&M, Macy’s etc. I live in Northern VA so we have our high end stores in one big mall and another mall for all the other stores, so it’s nice to see a combination of both in one mall.
I didn’t get to try any food from the food court but it looked like it had a lot of options for food. Tons of foods, restaurants and entertainment… great mall.

Nice modern mall, kept up to date. Parking is standard. Has some rather ugly what I think they mean as art type orange metal beams sticking around. The food court is nice and rather different. Have to say, I’ve not been to a mall in years, nice change to see good quality food offered.
They were renovating certain store fronts. It isn’t the biggest mall; we went for a movie. I admit a bias that I’m not much of a mall person. I am almost tempted to give them a 4 star for the food court being so unusual and worthy of patronage, but… it is a mall

I heard so many good things about this mall. I was expecting something newer and swanky. I came for the first time with my sister and BIL. When we drove in, I had to triple check our location because it wasn’t what I was expecting. I gave it a chance.
I base malls on the stores it has, how easy it is to navigate and access the stores I need. I can’t easily walk around and hit every store. I have to go through little nooks and I don’t have time for that. There is a great selection of stores. But we saw a HUGE cockroach in the middle of the mall. Which tells me that this mall is most likely infested. This is probably my OCD talking but I will not be buying my designer items from a place that is infested with cockroaches. I do not need to find cockroaches or their eggs in the secret pocket of my new designer handbag. Ugh. No.
I’ll go back if I have to do a few things. Definitely not to «browse» or for one errand.

North Park Center has incredibly stylish stores! Conveniently located near highway 75 and White Rock Park, the center has a variety of chain retailers (Forever 21), designer boutiques (Versace), department stores (Neiman Marcus), and fine-​dining restaurants (Seasons 52). The food court has delicious chain brands such as Chipotle, Chick-​Fil-​A, Panda Express, and Sonic. Phở Kitchen and Snappy Salads also sounds appetizing! The ground floor has European-​style bakeries such as La Madeleine Country French Café.
When I strolled through the spacious hallways, the solar panel ceilings made me feel like I was outside basking in all the sunshine! I also liked the smells of good cooking coming from the fine-​dining restaurants. I had fun seeing all the cactus plants and the life-​size sculptures in the middle of the shiny, white hallways.
I found a parking space because of the department store’s garages. I visited during a weekday afternoon so that probably contributed to my stress-​free search! Depending on what you’re seeking to do, I would say that this is mostly a boutique shopping experience with a hint of chain stores; there’s fine dining with valet attendants, designer clothing, or bakeries, fast food chains, apparel brands, and a theater. Also, certain stores offer WI-​FI! It’s a great spot for doing multiple things, so I enjoy the walking, shopping, and eating!

Upscale and convenient. Who needs to go to Highland Park Village and shop for designer items when you have NorthPark?
The mall seems to have it all here: Versace, Burberry’s, Tahari and Ralph Lauren luxury are a few places that come to mind, as well as the larger retailers of Macy’s and Dillards. There is even an Apple store as well as Microsoft store within the mall (never seen that before). The food court has venues that I’ve never heard of, yet the ones that I have seen outside of Northpark (i.e, Wich Wich) can be somewhat pricey.
The parking situation at Northpark is not bad. I usually try to enter the mall closest to a large retailer, such as Dillards. You can either have your car in a covered area or not. After entering NorthPark, get ready to walk. And walk. And walk! The place is huge, and on two levels. Bathrooms are somewhat so-​so to find.
Altogether, a pretty cool place to shop at while in Dallas.

As far as malls go, Northpark definitely has what you need. With big department stores like Macys and Nordstrom and plenty of smaller shops you’re sure to find what you need. The mall even sports a large garage for the particularly busy days too!
The mall is conveniently shaped like a square for people who enjoy a stroll, and there enough maps to help you figure out where you are and where you’re trying to go. There’s even a movie theater for when you’re tired of shopping but be warned it can be pretty pricey.
Northpark mall is definitely a hulk of a mall that isn’t overwhelming. Fun place to shop if you’re in need of new things or forgot to buy gifts, but it can get pretty packed pretty quick.