Golden Triangle Mall

This is the worst mall I have ever been too. Not to mention the food court has only 2 – 3 places to eat from this mall is always empty.

Nice renovation has been done to the mall. The additional new retailers (H&M esp.) are giving the mall new life. Great place. you can get in and out relatively quick.

This mall gets a lot of hate, but I love it. Golden Triangle Mall might not compare to some of the huge malls in the metroplex, but that’s ok because I don’t always want to walk a mile and a half to visit a store. The mall has undergone some renovations, and I believe some are still planned, but they do need to pick up the pace. The one thing I don’t get/​like is the fake grass area in the center of the mall. What is that? It’s so cheap looking.

My home town mall might not be the best mall & I know that lol, but at least Denton has a mall, it’s good enough for me, GTM has made some good improvements lately, better than it use to be, hopefully they’ll make a lil more to come in the future…

The golden triangle mall is getting better but still needs some improvement. The food court is a start, now out with some of the old stores and in with the new.
Bring back the shoppers who actually make purchases vs the teens causing trouble.
* Good place to mall walk, I suppose

After the recent remodel, this mall has improved. I like that they are trying. It’s still not a great place to eat (unless you want chickfila), but It feels like good things are happening.

The remodel is taking shape pretty well, and the parking lot if getting better (especially to the right side of Barnes & Nobel). Inside, it is cleaner than before and better lit. The flooring and walls are brighter and more inviting. The food court (or lack thereof) is as confusing as ever. A couple of restaurants in the middle of the mall have closed, but it looks like they are being replaced by new restaurants so there will still be scattered food stands even though there is now a semi-​dedicated restaurant area. This «court» appears to be almost finished with nothing more than 2 locations and a bunch of tables and chairs. Still a pain to get on and off the loop from the mall, and it doesn’t look like anythings has been done to help improve the gridlock that happens at either of the lights. Holiday season will be just as disastrous with traffic as in past years.

Loving the updated look… only wish the security was better… had 2 guys messing with my grandfather who was sitting in a common area by the good court while we shopped… if this mall had security my elderly grandfather would NOT have been bothered… maybe someday this mall will be safe…

I went here with my husband and sister in law and its okay mall. I dont know if there under construction or what but they didnt have much of anything

I was disappointed to see that this mall has only gone downhill from when I lived here in 1998 – 2000., and let me just add that the «downhill» analogy is almost inaccurate, since they were already nearing the bottom of that hill around 1999 or so…
However (!), I will say that I happened to wander back in this establishment at the lowest point of its renovation (not even a food court to be seen of any sort). Keeping that in mind, I know that they have made progress with said renovations, and I am hoping my next shopping attempt here (I’ll have to be feeling very adventurous), will be much more fruitful!
*I will also underscore what other reviews have mentioned: this mall still has potential, mainly due to its robust anchor stores (B&N, DSW, Ross, Sears, and a few other popular dept. stores). That’s where they earn their second star for now. :)

Mall management is a joke. I suffered through the complaint process with them a few years ago, and they refused to do anything about a blatant problem merchant, other than assure me they wanted to kick him out and would do so at the earliest opportunity.
Guess what? Recently went back (after a long absence, more than long enough for any contracts to expire and them to remove the merchant) and the scam artist was still at it!
The physical renovations and facelifts do nothing if the corrupt and shady interior is left in place.

Hmm… Not a whole lot goin’ on up in this place!
I’ve never been to this mall prior to a few days ago when I decided to stop by Macy’s on my way home from UNT. The Macy’s was okay, I actually found more stuff at this location than I’ve ever found at Stonebriar in Frisco. But anyway, I decided to venture out and see what else the mall had to offer. I was aware it looked teeny tiny, but you know sometimes you can find a gem hiding in something you’d assume will suck. Unfortunately, there was no gem here. just rocks. Most of the mall was filled with empty stores and the ones that were open were just random ones I’ve never heard of nor care to find out. I don’t know if renovations or remodeling is planned in the near future; but for the sake of Dentonites, I sure hope they do!

They are doing some renovations here but at this point it still has the feel of a dying mall. Lots of closed stores and empty spaces.

Undergoing renovations currently. They are adding and asking for our input on what stores we would like to see in there. If you spend $ 100 in the mall and take your receipts totalling $ 100 or more to Guest Services, they will give you a short survey about what shops you wish they had that you can choose to fill out or decline to. Either way they give you a $ 25 gift certificate for Luca Pizza, which is right there. That buys you a great big pizza with 3 toppings and 3 drinks. Great deal and gets your two cents in to them about what you believe would make the mall better. Win-​Win!

Place is in need of a make over… Better yet tear it down and star over!

The Golden Triangle Mall is your average American mall… well, less than average. It has Macy’s, DSW, and Barnes and Noble which is not too shabby. However, all of the other stores are not worth the stroll. They are all very inexpensive, but with good reason. If you’re looking for a quick buy for a one time wear then I would suggest these stores. If you’re looking for some quality shopping time, I would advise you to just make the drive out to the Galleria, Stonebriar, or even Grapevine Mills.

This mall has your basic, DSW, Barnes and Noble, Macy’s, JcPenny’s etc. Other than that there are many stores in this mall that are going in and out of business but this is one of those mall’s where unless you know what you’re going in for there’s not much else to see. The main reason why I gave this mall a 3 star rating is the 2 dollar movie theater which is awesome! It’s got movies that were really popular in the theaters and movies that weren’t. It’s a surprise basically every couple of weeks or so as to what’s in the theaters. And on tuesday’s its 1.50 dollar nights student or not.

Worth driving a little ways down to Lewisville, or even Grapevine. Not a great mall.

With seven anchor stores (Barnes & Noble, Macys, Dillard, DSW, JC Penny, Sears, and Ross), you can usually find what you NEED at Golden Triangle. The thing is, if you don’t need anything, you probably would not WANT to visit this mall as it just isn’t all that great of a place to walk around and shop. Recently, some of the odd specialty shops have also been disappearing, leaving empty storefronts that give a more derelict feel.
I was about to give two stars, but I do like the Barnes & Noble, so three stars (barely) from me.

There’s a Ross in the mall. I don’t think I need to elaborate.
On the plus side, it’s the only mall in Denton and the closest unless you want to drive half an hour. There’s a DSW right there and Barnes and Noble giving it a few reasons to go there. If you’re hungry stop by El Chico!