Place
Gardens Promenade
Shopping Mall
Open4.5(1,771 reviews)Miami Gardens, Florida, United States
Gardens Promenade is a shopping mall in Miami Gardens, Florida, United States, Florida, United States.
Rating
4.5
out of 5 · 1,771 reviews
Busiest
Sat 3 PM
Usually as busy as it gets
1Opening hours
- Mon–Thu
- 8 AM–10 PM
- Fri–Sat
- 8 AM–11 PM
- Sun
- 8 AM–10 PM
2Popular timesHow busy it usually is, by hour
Saturday, 3 PM100% busy · Usually as busy as it getsBusiest
3Reviews8 excerpts, newest first
Great customer service and clothes selection
Long wait in line. Not much merchandise on shelves
It was a sweat 2 be in this store found what I needed fast
Man, this was an amazing place to shop. They even had a Huk outlet. Being from Texas I’ve never seen one of those so I had to shop. I had to spend money me and my wife had an amazing time.
4 more reviews
Always have good items at the best price
Gardens Promenade was built in 2000 on the site of the former Carol Mart Plaza which was home to the 183rd St Flea Market and two night-time entertainment spots, Studio 183 and Miami Nights in Miami Gardens. Garden Promenade is a spacious 32 acre corner shopping plaza with a diverse range of stores and places to eat. I stopped in to check out the new Daiso which is a popular Japanese discount store. This is the first one to open in South Florida. It drew crowds who were waiting over an hour to even get in. I ended up hanging out after to check out a few of the other businesses. If you like…
When it comes to shopping, this center is my top choice. It features a range of beloved stores like Ross, Burlington, DD Discount, Dollar Tree, Old Navy, and Marshalls. The atmosphere is usually calm and not overly crowded. However, the customer service across these stores could definitely improve, as many of the staff members are quite unfriendly. Despite this, I still highly recommend it for its convenience in finding everything for the family in one place.
Previously known as the 183rd street flea market is now renovated into major brand franchise stores conveniently located in one area in the heart of Miami Gardens. Plenty of parking and places to eat nearby. I am curious what happened to the independent entrepreneurs who were leasing space here before? I still believe it is important to shop local and support small business owners for communities to thrive.