Stonebriar Centre

Stonebriar Mall has plenty of my favorite stores like White House Black Market, Macy’s, Lucky, and Victoria’s Secret to name a few. And there are great methods by which to bribe the kids that are reluctantly shopping with mom. (Carousel, Train ride, Ice Rink in winter, Ice Cream, lots of restaurants, etc…)
However, things are becoming too crowded with the huge influx of new residents to Frisco & surrounding areas. I’m beginning to avoid coming here unless it’s a weekday, in which case it is still too crowded. And, I hate that I have to avoid eye contact with the numerous venders that have kiosks set up in the corridors lest I become their prey.
4 stars for the store selection & cleanliness — 3 stars for making me feel like I have to wade through a sea of people. I really wish Frisco North would hurry up with breaking ground. Really… do it already… I and my friends and the rest of us who are just south of Oklahoma will be there multiple times a week.

Nice clean modern mall. I’m not much of a mall person, about once every 5 years and I’m good. We chose to drive a long distance to go to this mall.
It is two floors and has a little bit of everything. I even found a couple of stores that interested me.
One thing that caught my eye was the overall design. I can’t say I’ve been to many stores or malls where I can remember the architecture. I wouldn’t say it is stunning or anything like that, but it is above and beyond most any shopping place I’ve been too. It is almost like the builder/​designer had a vision to make the experience more pleasurable with the architectural design. The use of light, glass, metal, and the flow was good.
Parking was a bit of a problem, but I suppose that will happen on a busy Saturday.
There are a couple of good stores in here, Barnes and Nobles being one, that I can enjoy.
People watching here is fun also. Nice choice of restaurants. They have one of those indoor sky diving places in the parking lot. I really want to go there someday!
I would be hard pressed to give any mall a 5 star rating. Ever. Just a matter of principle. Have I mentioned I’m not much of a mall person?
But if you’re forced to do the family deal and suffer, this is a good place to go.

LOVE THIS MALL! it gives me the big city shopping feeling without going anywhere near dallas!
WHY DID THEY GET RID OF THE ICE RINK? too costly to maintain? nobody using it? i would have loved to ice skate but never got the chance. ya snooze ya lose i guess.
Food court is big and has good variety or choices! (used to love eating over the rink and watching skaters now i cant. boo)
movie theater on 3^rd floor. shopping on 1^st and 2^nd floors.
cheesecake factory and D&B are here
weekends and holidays i advise being no where near here as its chaotic with so many ppl. and there really arent many «mall» doors. if u park at a store and walk through the store then leave well before close because once the store closes u cant get out. u have to find a mall door and then most likely truck across the lot and around the mall outside to find your car.
ultimately i like this mall!
the bathrooms are clean.

I enjoy this mall as there are plenty of activities such as Dave & Busters, AMC Theatre, IFly and many restaurants to choose from. The mall is very clean and well organized with a decent selection of stores. The mall website is great, each store is listed in the directory with a reference of where it is in the mall and a suggestion on where to park. My very large complaint about this mall is the mismanaged parking and traffic. The traffic seemed dangerous while driving and even more so as a pedestrian.

This is a very large, and very nicely built mall. If the mall is your spot for gift shopping, you are sure to find something here.
I love that they have Barnes and Nobles in this location, an AMC theatre, and they’ve added many more restaurants. Even a Phở place. Sweet.
I discovered yesterday, with the threat of a tornado, that they have valet service. I was spending time slowly circling underneath the top floor to find a great covered parking space and was able to watch multiple times, as the valet service got into somebody’s parked car, whipped the car out of the parking lot, sped as fast as they could to the exit and seemingly attempted to drift around the corner.
The fact that every car was taken out of the lot like this made me vow to never use their valet service unless I’m paying to park and keep my own keys.
Stonebriar please find some responsible people to work the valet booth!

The stores are large and plentiful, the mall stays clean and FULL of people on the weekends. The food court is pretty great — so many options and lots of seating, which doesn’t necessarily mean *enough* seating during the weekends, but when there are billions of people, what can you expect?

I was here meeting up with friends to watch a movie (The Hunger Games Finale) on Saturday Nov. 21^st. I arrived early to pick up the tickets around 11:20AM and after doing so, decided to get coffee from the Starbucks at the food court. I was planning to do some shopping as well before meeting my friends but then decided to simply wait until my coffee cooled down since I didn’t want to be carrying around a drink inside the department stores.
I then found a quiet spot outside Dillard’s and began to go through my phone while my coffee cooled. By now it was close to 11:45AM and one of my friend’s texted me that she was at Barnes and Noble getting coffee and to meet her outside. So I began to walk towards the Barnes and Noble.
I didn’t see her at the second floor entrance so walked to the first floor. Then she called me and said she’s on the second floor. So I proceeded up and met her and we were trying to find a good spot to wait for our third friend. We found a set of chairs right in the middle foyer of the mall on the first floor.
We were simply talking and laughing and I noticed a security guard standing directly in front of me (within some 30 feet). He was simply standing there but every 20 to 30 seconds, he would turn back and look at me. This went on for 20 minutes which at first I thought nothing of it (although his behavior was very odd). Then we received a call from our other friend that he was parking and to meet us at the AMC theatre upstairs. So my friend and I got up and began walking. I then noticed the security guard starring hard at me and right as we walked upstairs, he quickly dispersed.
It then registered to me that he was «observing» me or in more blunt terms, profiling me. I get that in light of recent terrorist attacks, there is a need to be more aware of people in public places to ensure safety. My suggestion to Stonebriar Mall is to ensure they’ve done a better job of educating their security staff that observing customers (in particular those you assume are of a certain ethnic appearance) should not be done in an obvious and belligerent manner. The amount of effort this guard and I’m sure others spent on observing me could have easily allowed a real criminal to walk right into the mall without notice.

I enjoy shopping at this location. Place is away clean and neat. Parking on the weekends can be a zoo… just as any popular shopping mall. At any rate, the valet is quick and easy to use.
Their history…
In the 1980s Frisco government leaders realized they needed an economic engine, something that attracted not only people, but money. They decided there was no greater economic driver in North Texas than a shopping mall. In 1988, Jerry Rosenholtz of Homart, the parent company of Sears, planned on putting a million square foot mall in Frisco, a town of about 6,000 people.
When Plano learned of Homart’s plan they offered $ 10 million if the company would move its planned mall across the road into their city limits. Frisco battled to keep the planned mall and was able to work out tax incentives to close the deal. Plano then convinced another company, General Growth Properties, to place a mall within their city limits. In 1995, General Growth Properties bought Homart which already had a signed agreement with Frisco. Frisco made a final offer to General Growth Properties of a half-​cent sales tax rebate, property tax abatement for ten years, and infrastructure improvements in and around the mall. Plano continued to fight for the mall and Frisco eventually had to up its sales-​tax grant. Frisco finally won the fight and on August 4, 2000 the 1,600,000-square-foot (150,000 m2) mall opened.
Major tenants within:
AMC Theatre 24
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Dillard’s
Forever 21
JCPenney
Macy’s
Nordstrom
Sears
Barnes & Noble
Dave & Buster’s
H&M

Nice clean indoor mall with your typical chain stores that you can find most anywhere. I was looking for a Dallas Cowboy Pro Shop and Unilocal led me here. What I didn’t know was that the Pro Shop closed here. So, I basically came for nothing. So I strolled around and checked it out any ways. Having been in a few malls in Dallas, there was nothing outstanding with this place, but it was clean, secure and large enough.

This mall was very clean, had a variety of shops, and most people were friendly. I went on a Sunday and it was packed. I’d love to see a little more local places or non-​clothing stores but the food court had a good variety. Overall, I would recommend this mall.

Love this mall. Been going here since I was younger. Everything is usually pricey, although there are so many good stores. Lots of interesting people.

This is a nice mall to go to for shopping, hanging out, dinner, and/​or a movie. It’s usually kept pretty clean and there are some good restaurants in the mall and the area surrounding it. I’m not a fan of most of what’s in the food court but the rest of the mall is pretty nice.

Sort of reminds me of the mall in the The Woodlands, Texas. They have a cinema, Dave and Buster’s, Cheesecake Factory, Macy’s, Dillard’s and Barnes and Nobles along with common stores you’ll find at other malls like Forever 21, Victoria’s Secret and H&M.
The Nordstrom isn’t as fascinating as some of the others I’ve been to as they don’t carry nicer luxe brands.
Parking isn’t really a problem if you don’t park near D&B and the Cheesecake Factory area as that is where everyone parks, including myself.
Restaurant choices are limited, but they do have a Chic-​Fil-​a and the standard mall food fare inside. Outside, there is a nice Brazilian Steakhouse that comes highly recommended.
If you are looking for nicer stores, try The Shops at Willow Bend down the road or if you are looking to shop ’til you drop, drive even further and go to the Dallas Galleria, about 20 minutes away.

Like any mall, it’s busy on the weekends. Won’t find much high end boutiques her. Does have your Nordstrom and Macy’s, smaller version. Layout requires lots of walking to get from one store to another. I wear my flats when I come here.

Oh my goodness! I have never been to this mall till this last trip and I’ll probably never go back! It was stroller and screaming child central! I have never seen so many people pack into a mall when there isn’t an event going on. There were little kids running around everywhere. Beware of the stroller moms! They have no shame and will run you over if you don’t get out of their way. The mall itself is SO loud. I felt like I had to yell just to talk to my boyfriend.
Go to Northpark if you want a busy mall that isn’t horribly loud and taken over by rambunctious kids.

I really like this mall. It is very clean, bright, and cheery. It’s not that packed. I like the layout of it. It has all of your typical mall chains inside.
The food court has a variety of restaurants. The same mall food except they also have cajun, Mediterranean, and Vietnamese in the food court. Stonebriar has several restaurants attached to it such as Dave & Busters, California Pizza Kitchen, Cheesecake factory, and a few others. There is also an AMC theatre.
My husband likes to come here for the Art gallery. It’s pretty nice. The kids and husband love the candy story Lolli and Pops. It’s a cute little store. They have gummy bears and chocolates and all sorts of candy. The husband and the kids come for gummy bears. Yes, we drive all the way to Frisco for these damn gummy bears. I will admit they are pretty good. You can pick from a variety of flavors strawberry, lemon, orange, grape, and more.
It is definitely a nice mall =)

Nice clean mall. Good selection of stores, food and entertainment. Parking is ok, and the parking garage is nice on a rainy day. My kids like the carousel, which is close to the Disney store and Pottery Barn kids.

Massive! This is a mall lover’s paradise. I personally only go in there to hit up Dick’s Sporting Goods and grab some workout clothes on sale. I also love to stop in Coach and swing through some of the department stores. They also have a movie theater, Barnes & Noble and a massive food court. And who could forget the super fun carousel! Bring the kiddos and fam. I can’t stay in here too long because I’ll get lost and be in there for an entire day. Oh, they also have Cheesecake Factory and Dave and Buster’s. Win win.

Pretty dead on the weekdays but it can get pretty packed during the weekends.
They replaced the skating rink with a H&m and they took out the sushi conveyor belt restaurant in the middle of the mall!

I like this mall because it has all the stores I like. There are so many stores to choose from. It’s easy to find stores in this mall and they also have a store map if you need to look at it.