Carriage Crossing

Who reviews a mall? Bunch of dang dorks, thats who. I'm just kidding losers, you are all too cool for me. Allow me to join your club please...This mall has seen better days as far as occupancy is concerned. It once had a very diverse selection of stores to choose from. Now days, not so much. Dillards is still here and it is still a good Dillards. You have no problems finding some help, getting what you need. It's probably the best Dill's around. I am glad it's still here because the side it's on is like 20% full at the most. It was bought recently and is trying really hard, but I don't know man. They are leasing to some strange tenants, like taekwondo and karate studios, and a (swear to god) Slime store. Like you make slime there. That is the whole thing. The old Macy's is now some scary furniture store. I think there are at least 4-9 squatters in that mug. Milano's is even gone now!!!! What???!!!! Why????? I'm seriously going to cry. Nashoba opened recently and they have a cool concept, but need to start getting the food right. If you read this whole thing, you are now also a dork. '24 - 75-102

Over the years, I've enjoyed this outdoor mall. If anything, it's a fantastic place to get in some steps. It resembles my experience as a kid in my hometown's downtown retail area. Each shop had a unique atmosphere, and I was able to easily walk there from my house. If it was blowing and snowing, I wore boots and a parka. There was never any difficulty adapting to meteorological conditions by any of my town's citizens. Rain in the forecast meant carrying an umbrella. No problem.My favorite "anchor store" at Carriage Crossing has to be Dillard's. (I still mourn the losses of The Parisian and Swoozy's, which occurred several years ago. Oh well, ultimately, Memphis couldn't support Lord & Taylor, either.)Also, I've never felt unsafe or threatened here. Between the security patrols and the Collierville P.D., they put the kibosh on any nonsense.There are several decent restaurants to choose from within and around the mall, many of which I've happily patronized.

Great outdoor mall to go for a walk or just go for a little shopping, overall I hope more good shops open up. These photos were taken fall of 2023.

I dislike that this is an outdoor mall bc you have no protection from the heat in summer and in winter you freeze. Rain also sucks. Partial coverings like they have in the Southaven mall would've been nice. Also seems like there's not a lot of shops that interest me anymore.

Thanks Carriage Crossing Mall for being the host to the first annual Fido Fest. This was a great venue to have such an event there was plenty of space with activities, games, prizes and special treats for all dog lovers. There were food vendors and other rescue groups that brought actual dogs and held adoptions right there on site! Several different kind of contests held for example the owner/ pup look alike contest, best dressed. The band was singing and playing music. It was loads of fun. The vendors had plenty of treats and doggie related merchandise for sale. There were doggy daycare offers and we wine a free week. Dog bakeries with home made goodies. A special splash pool area for your pooch to cool off. We are ready for the next event.

We visited Carriage Crossing this afternoon from Bartlett, TN, while visiting my sister. At only a 30-ish minute drive, we were looking for some great shopping, and this mall did not disappoint.This is a really convenient outdoor mall, and has a very aesthetic landscape. The buildings have updated brick and neutral tones, and the walkways are clean and flow well. There is a ton of parking, along with large walkways in both the parking lots and along each storefront. While there are a lot of vacant storefronts in need of unique businesses, all of the basics for a good shopping are here; Soma, Dillards, Barnes and Noble, American Eagle, and H&M, just to name a few. There are also surprisingly a lot of restaurants for such a small area. Although some of the walkways are shady and breezy, making for a chilly walk on days the weather drops below 70°, there is a lot of sunlight while walking around the complex. Not only is it a great place to shop, it's also a great place to grab a friend and/or your dog and take a nice stroll. We will definitely be back when we visit again, and we're looking forward to see what stores they bring to the Crossing.

The Avenue is a great outdoor, open air mall located in the suburbs of Collierville, TN. This is more of a shopping destination than other area malls that are more functional than fun! You can definitely spend a day at Carriage Crossing or go here for a specific purpose like a particular store or restaurant. Since it's open are you can either park in a central location or right in front of your store of choice. It's a great atmosphere with nice music, landscaping and sculptures, it's an enjoyable experience even for my husband (well maybe not enjoyable for him, more like tolerable!) I especially love to go here during the holidays- it's an event and so much fun. There is also a lot of activities that you don't find at other area malls such as Fridays at the Avenues a family friendly series that features various complimentary movies and live entertainment. This Friday they showed the movie Annie. The large department stores are Macy's and Dillard's and a Bed, Bath and Beyond. There are more full service restaurants here than in any other mall and include: Bonefish Grill, Stix, Red Robin, Firebirds and Cheeburger Cheeburger. They are also quick service restaurants including The Great American Cookie, Milano's Pizza and the Pretzle Maker. Other stores include your standards like Ann Taylor, Abercrombie, Gap etc- but it's nice that you can park right by them and run in. Specialty stores include I.O. Metro, Something Special Home Store, Francesa's, Glitz and Glam and Gap Body (the only one in the area). Why go here vs other area malls? It's a shopping experience and destination and it's fun and safe to shop here. You go here for the experience and the ease of getting in and out of your favorite stores.

It's a very elegant and pleasant area! There's great shops for snacks and fine restaurants as well.

Great outdoor shopping mall! Very upscale and safe area! My favorites are Dillards and all the great restaurants there. The landscaping and architecture of the mall are amazing. Highly recommend!

Overall, the mall itself is great with the exception that there are not a lot of stores to choose from. My daughter and I have been coming to this mall as long as it has been opened, and we've never had any problems. On Wednesday, she used the restroom there across from Milano's Pizza. When we were on our way home, she realized that she left her journal in the restroom. I didn't want to turn around and go back; unless, I knew that it was there for sure. I told her to call the office to see if they could check. A man answered the phone, and she explained what happened, described the journal, and told him where it was. The man said that he would go and check. After about two minutes, the man returned to the phone and said that there was no journal. She said, "So you didn't see a pink journal in the last stall?" With tension in his voice, he said, "I looked in every stall, and there was no journal." By that time, I had already turned around. We got to the mall, and she went directly into the restroom in the last stall and found the journal. Needless to say, but the man lied about going to look for the journal, and he was very rude. I hope he is not involved in any leadership positions at the mall because he lacks good customer service as well as good character. He should've just communicated to my daughter if he didn't have time to do it or if he didn't want to do it.