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As a gateway to the Caribbean and the Americas, Greater Miami brims with cosmopolitan malls, shopping districts, and outdoor markets. Dadeland -- Miami-Dade's oldest mall with Florida’s largest Macy’s as well as Macy’s Home Gallery & Kids -- also has Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom, JCPenney, and the largest The Limited / Express Store in the nation, plus nearly 200 other specialty shops. Where World War II army barracks once stood, the ultra-luxurious, comparatively intimate Bal Harbour Shops has its own concierge plus shops and department stores from Cartier and Gucci to Saks Fifth Avenue and the first Neiman-Marcus outside Texas. With interior waterfalls and lagoons, The Falls anchors the city’s south side with upscale specialty stores, restaurants and a theater complex. In Coconut Grove, Coco Walk’s three floors of specialty shops are interspersed with popular eateries and clubs. The Streets of Mayfair, also in Coconut Grove, is an open-air shopping promenade including a Borders Books Music Cafe. The Dolphin Mall, in west Dade with a Marshall’s megastore, has some 200 outlet venues, including dining and entertainment.

Along Biscayne Bay downtown near the seaport, Bayside Marketplace boasts specialty shops, live entertainment, and a food court. Aventura Mall, anchored by Macy's, Lord & Taylor, JCPenney, Sears, and Bloomingdale's, has a 24-screen theater and trendy eateries including Cheesecake Factory and a seductive Paul Bakery. Loehmann's Fashion Island straddling Aventura and North Miami Beach is a hot spot for off-price designer wear. With a welcoming banyan tree, the three-story Shops at Sunset Place draws families with a 24-screen theater and IMAX. Village of Merrick Park, in Coral Gables, is anchored by Nordstrom and Neiman-Marcus and more than 100 specialty shops. Worthy shopping districts include the Lincoln Road Mall, portions of Collins Avenue, and Coral Gables’ Miracle Mile. Outdoor markets abound, among them the Coconut Grove Farmers Market, Coral Gables Farmers Market, Espanola Way Market, and Lincoln Road Farmers Market, plus the Lincoln Road Antique and Collectibles Market.

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“Shopped Til I Dropped!!”
	“I loved this mall! When we first arrived the parking lot was pretty full, we decided no to even bother loking for parking becaus…” Review Details. Said about: Aventura Mall, by Member, Jvilla Deville, Jacksonville
“Best Vintage Store”
	“I love this designer vintage store and visit every time I am in Miami. They have so many amazing things, this is literally the …” Review Details. Said about: C. Madeleine's, by "Mitzi", Los Angeles
“Pricing Differences”
	“Just a heads up on Pricing at Best Buy. Recently found out "after" I purchased a Camera at Best Buy here in Miami that…” Review Details. Said about: Best Buy, by Member, Andre R., Miami
“Service With Knowledge...”
	“Had to get some Cable parts to re hook up my Direct TV Receiver. I was lost as to what I needed and how to do it. But, the perso…” Review Details. Said about: Radio Shack, by Member, Andre R., Miami
“Addict Boutique”
	“Women's apparel boutique with great prices and always a variety! I discovered this little jewel while driving one day. As a budg…” Review Details. Said about: Addict Boutique, by Member, Sarah, Miami
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