Miracle Market Place

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Parking is a nightmare in this place, albeit free. I come here for the Nordstrom Rack which has amazing shoe and fashion deals for women. Men, not so much. The Marshalls and DSW here both suck as far as selection is concerned.
While you are here be sure to grab some fresh hot churros just outside on one of the levels. Cheap and great.

What I HATE about this place is the freaking parking lot!!! Not even the narrowness of the ramp, I hate the chaos that is formed here DAILY, no matter at what time you come. There is always a huge line to park, the spaces are narrow, it’s just extremely uncomfortable! The columns are all scratched, so that should tell you how many people have damaged their cars trying to park in this place. It’s just unbearable. They now put some «security guards» that do absolutely nothing all day long but hold up the traffic. It started to get crazy after they closed down to be able to make a left turn to go up to more floors, now you have to mandatory go around all the parking lot to go up. I know it sounds confusing, but you’ll see what I mean when you get there!!!
If there was parking outside I would definitely park outside, but that isn’t even an option. If you park in the winndixie next to it you will definitely get towed!
Coming here is just a nightmare! I love the stores, but the reason why I don’t visit it so much anymore is because of the disorganization they have in that parking lot!!!

Nordstrom Rack, DSW, and Ulta are the reasons I come. There is a free parking garage. But let me forewarn you that its a narrow tunnel leading up to the garage and traffic to park is slow especially on the weekend. The parking garage is dark, elevators are slow, and sometimes the escalators don’t work, parking is usually more plentiful on the 5^th and 6^th floors. But free parking is free parking. ;) There is also a $ 3 valet, which they started recently and closed off part of the first level of parking. Who valets in a garage?
There’s a Bed Bath Beyond for a gift registry purchase or when I’m feeling domestic. Marshalls here is always packed but I guess they are everywhere. There is also an LA fitness, vitamin shoppe, pets mart, and more newly opened stores like Famous Footwear, toysrus, and a venetian nail salon.
The food available here is limited. There is a small café on the 3^rd floor and subway and hooters on the ground floor.

I think this is the third time since I’ve lived in the US that this place gets remodeled. My parents and sister live close to there so it’s nice to have somewhere to shop when I’m in the area.
They have an LA fitness gym, Vitamin shop, Bed Bath & Beyond, Nordstrom Rack, Marshall’s, Petsmart, DSW, Ulta, kiosks and churros (don’t leave this place without trying these). And there is a Hooters on the first floor so you can grab some wings and beer after you are done.

Parking is a DISASTER!
They now have Valet Parking for this place? R u ffing kidding me? For Marshalls?
Expect the parking lines to back all the way out to Coral Way and block traffic on Coral Way during peak hours… what a NIGHTMARE!

Miracle Marketplace recently lost my business. After going there for over 10 years when it was Paseos & Miracle Center. I decided not to go back after they recently decided to make changes to the way you enter the parking facility, adding valet parking which slows down the process even more, basically making it a living nightmare to park.
I used to shop there frequently as well as use the LA Fitness Gym, Mon-​Fri. but by the time I park my car all I wanted to do was drive myself off the parking garage ramp. In order to keep my sanity I decided it was time to find another gym.
On a better note. If you decide to walk there or if that parking issue is ever resolved it’s actually not a bad little mall to visit. You can’t beat the location and it does have some pretty decent stores; Nordstrum Rack, Hooters, Bed Bath & Beyond, Marchalls, LA Fitness & Vitamin Shoppe, to name a few. Adding to that, they have really fixed up that place.
It’s been 3 weeks now and I’m not missing the parking wars one bit. Best of luck MMP.

Parking is a MESS always and these geniuses just decided to take spots away for valet.

I love going to Miracle Market Place on Saturday afternoons. It’s officially a one stop shop. Need some shoes, there’s a DSW. Need some clothes? There’s a Nordstorm Rack… Need some make up: wait for it: there’s a Sephora. What is there not to love? It’s every girls dream.

I have been coming on and off to this shopping mall since the 90’s when it use to be called Paseos. This center keeps getting better and better! Friday they will be opening a Toys R Us! I love the Nordstrom Rack and Marshall’s! I always find great finds! They have a Churros place on the 4^th floor which by far has the best and most authentic I have ever tried! (get the dulce de leche topping!) I am also seeing some new kiosks in the center that have some nice things, and Mo’s Cakes just opened as well and are always offered a array of delicious samples and decent prices. Parking is not an issue and it’s the only place with FREE PARKING in coral gables! It’s also a plus that the parking is covered making it easy when it rains to shop!

Parking garage from hell despite the nice view while you’re feeling like your car is going to scrape the poorly formed concrete.
Who even painted all those ugly numbers on each pillar like that?! One is 5″ up, the next one is 3″ lower. This place isn’t even third world, it’s emerging fourth world.
The stores are so-​so, nothing too special. If you can, park on the street to avoid the parking garage from hell… despite it being above ground and not…
… okay, we’re in Florida, I’m not going to go on.

Love this place! i do understand why some people say there is a parking issue but all in all, its not too bad. They have a great marshalls here. There is also a dsw, ulta and nordstrom rack. All the stores are great and sometimes you can find really good things if you have the patience and time to look.
Parking is free which is good too!

While I agree with some others that the parking situation at Miracle Market Place isn’t the best, I simply avoid that by parking on the street next to or behind the Latin restaurant across the street, or in a pinch, in the far corner of the Winn Dixie lot next door.
This facility has a fair offering of stores with Bed, Bath and Beyond, Marshall’s, Norstrom Rack, Petsmart, DSW, Ulta, a Bally’s gym, Hooters and a vitamin store.
IMO, this with the fact that it has a grocery/​liquor store and a Staples adjacent to it in one direction and a KFC, Walgreens, Sears and Ross in the other combines to offer a good variety of store types. Another thing I appreciate is that the stores here are never nearly as busy as a typical mall, so you can shop without dealing with large crowds.

This has to be in the most poorly designed shopping center I have ever been to. There was poor signage for parking and I missed the turn. I then got lost in a cul de sac behind the shopping center for 20 minutes. Even my GPS could not get me out of the residental area right behind the shopping center. I could see it from my car!
Finally found the entrance to the parking garage. It had an entry that narrowly spirals up 4– 5 floors before you get to the long lines of cars waiting for a vacant parking space.
There were no signs for elevators so I took the stairs. Since I parked on the 4^th floor and Nordstrom Rack (the store I wanted to visit) was on the 2^nd floor I walked down 2 flights. Somehow I ended up on 3^rd flr. The escalator was roped closed for repair. Finally found an elevator and waited very long to take to take it down for 1 flight .
Once inside the store there was a nice selection, friendly staff and good customer service.
That’s why there are 2 stars. One for free parking (although I might pay a meter next time to avoid the garage), and one for the shops you finally find inside.

Time heals all wounds; this was a big wound many years ago.
I remember BEFORE the previous Miracle Marketplace was constructed. Ironically, the «odd» ramp up to the parking garage is a vestige of that previous building. It used to be a spiral mall where in it was VERY easy to get lost. Now it’s a simple and straight forward shopping center.
Pro Tip: Free parking!
Bottom Line: Well worth a visit, just don’t get dizzy parking!

This place is pretty convenient. It’s got a bunch of stores I usually shop at all under one roof! I agree with other users that Parking is a bit of a pain, but once you get past the idea of parking on the 4^th floor-it’s all good. Besides, if it rains (like almost every afternoon in the summer) you won’t get wet running to your car!

I’m a huge pet fan and owner, so when PetSmart opened up in this place I was thrilled! In fact I decided to work there too.
Now the reason for the mall closing in the past was gang violence and the ramp of death. Anyone with a crappy car or manual shift car could easily stall, causing an accident. This time around they have replaced the ramp of death with a spiral ramp, which is actually OK.
Now once inside the garage, the ceiling is very very low. One time a hummer backed up traffic leaving the mall because it kept getting caught on the ceiling. It took me 30 minutes to exit the garage that day. The mall features signs that say don’t drive big tall cars into the garage, but bad drivers don’t care.
The garage is actually not cramped at all parking space wise. The issue is all the lazy and bad drivers that are to stupid or lazy to park on the 5^th, 6^th and 7^th floor. People are so lazy they rather fight for a spot on the 4^th floor and back up traffic for cars trying to enter and leave. Whats so funny is that all floors have elevators and all floors have escalators, only difference is you have to drive a few more seconds to reach those floors. The only other problem with the garage is the people going to Bally’s that think they own the garage. They will literally just walk in front of you like your required to stop for them. A lot of them are shocked when my SUV just keeps on going. And yes, I do drive a big SUV and yes I can get in and out the garage perfectly unless I’m behind bad drivers.
If you really need to park, park at Winn Dixie, just remember a lot of the malls shopping carts are designed to lock the wheels if you try to take the cart from the mall. You also have the risk of being towed if caught, but that’s rare.
Other then that this mall rocks.

I really don’t get what the huge parking issue is… but maybe it’s because I don’t drive a car the size of a NYC apartment.
Yes, it’s kind of a narrow ramp, but it’s big enough to fit a hummer. I’ve seen plenty in the parking lot.
Miracle Market Place has come a long way. It’s now home to several great stores– Bed, Bath & Beyond, Nordstrom Rack, Marshalls, DSW, PetsMart and Ulta.
Hooter’s is set to open really soon, and there’s a Bally’s to work off the beer and wings.
The parking lot feels really secure at night with plenty of security patrolling. And there’s a separate elevator for the gym– so don’t worry about having the share the elevator with sweaty, smelly people.

I’ve been passing this place for months and have been very intrigued by the stores. To have a Bed Bath & Beyond, Nordstrom Rack and PetSmart near my neighborhood and close to where I run errands is fantastic.
Finally, I drove past here, remembered I was all out of pet food and did a quick tire-​squealing turn & headed towards the parking garage.
Upon going up the ramp of the parking garage I immediately regretted my decision to shop here. Some people have issues driving on long bridges, well my crazy issue is going up windy corkscrew style parking garage ramps. I wanted to scream. But I was stuck! Before I even parked and entered a store, I vowed never to return unless I found parking on the street. I’m such a scaredy cat, I refuse to park in the Wachovia Building downtown, which has a similar scary garage ramp.
It really is a shame. If I could find offstreet parking, I would definitely return to this shopping center. The selection of stores is good and it doesn’t seem to out-​of-​control busy like Dadeland Station often is.
I write this review for all those other poor souls that freak out when they try to drive an SUV up a windy parking garage ramp!

What is it? like the the third time around for this place. It has been said the the previous demise (s) of this «mall» were due to the retarded parking situation, well there’s not much of an improvement here now, so if the myth holds up, this place is doomed.
However, this time around they have managed to anchor it with some pretty good stores and there are a lot more residents in the area with all the new high density construction. There may now be a market to support this place, and with Bed, Bath and Beyond and Marshall’s along with the newly renovated Bally’s, I am certainly rooting for it.,