Rivergate Mall

This mall is an okay mall. Little out of date but it’s never terribly busy like opry mills. I give this mall a 2 just because it’s out of date and doesn’t offer much selection ex, only has Hollister, Abercrombie and Fitch, American Eagle, buckle, and express. No forever 21 or cheep trendy places

Mall is ok bathrooms are disgusting is an understatement! Every time I come here no matter what time of day the bathrooms are so gross! I turn around an go into one if the dept stores an use theirs

Malls are going the way of the drive in movie theaters
This still flourishes mall walkers and a carousel food court and yummy food smells — the cookie store mmmmmm

Die Rivergate Mall ist für amerikanische Verhältnisse eine eher kleine Shopping Mall. Aber genau das macht sie so gemütlich und sympathisch. Es gab dort alles was in eine richtige Mall gehört von Abercrombie und Co. bis zu Victoria Secret.
Allerdings viel mir auf, dass eine gewisse Fluktuation herrscht. Einige Ladenflächen stehen leer und das Angebot im Food Corner scheint ebenfalls zu schrumpfen.
Für einen kleinen Shopping Ausflug reicht das Angebot aber alle mal! Ich komme gerne mal wieder vorbei!

I love this mall it’s the best mall in goodlettsville. I don’t care but opry mills mall there no good sale over there it’s all over priced. I picked rivergate mall because it has Macy’s and Dillard’s they are the best. BTW My dad owns Niños fashion for men in the food court of rivergate mall check it out as well. :)

This place is really shady. Selection is fair to poor with a lot of the stores being dark and just sloppy-​looking. Only food court chain restaurants are Sbarro and Subway. Stay away and spend your time at Opry Mills

It’s a smaller mall with some pretty decent stores. Opre mills is much nicer but this gets the job done.

A nice enough mall, and parking never seems to be a problem.
It’s also a very civil place to shop. I’ve been in several malls where packs of young thugs took over the mall on weekend evenings. Rivergate has posted standards of behavior that includes adult supervision of children and teenagers. I like that.

Well it is shopping thats for sure. Just wish they could spruse the place up a bit more. It just looks so run down. It does have some good stores and good resturants around it.

A decent mall. It doesn’t have a huge selection of stores but there are alot of stores in the area and the mall itself is grounded with four large department stores (JC Penny, Dillards, Macy’s and Sears). The large department stores are what drew me here in the first place.

I can’t begin to tell you haw far this mall has gone down hill. When I was younger I can remember just going down and hanging out on Saturday nights and walking through Sears and crossing over to the movie theater and catching the new action or comedy film that was out. There is no way I would drop my kids off at this place now. Heck every time I walk in the place I feel like a need to strap on a pistol and a bullet proof vest. The mall always seems dirty and depressing. The food court is ok and all the kids stuff is the only reason I gave this place 2 stars instead of 1. Bottom line is that it might be a further drive for people on this side of town but just head on out to Green Hills for a much nicer Mall experience.

Collectively, this mall is certainly not thrilling. In my opinion the best part is Pyramid Café in the food court. Jacob serves up a mean baklava! But the compulsive shopper beware, there are no Urban Outfitters, Ann Taylor, Forever 21, H&M, or even Banana Republic. There’s simply not a wide variety. Sorry dudes.

I’ve never liked this mall. It’s so difficult to navigate. Unless a store has it’s own entrance at the parking lot, I will never find it. The small twists and turns and splits off. There is no organization to it. I’ve gotten lost here more than once.
They’ve got the major department stores as well as all the specialty shops. Their food court is actually pretty impressive too. I’m personally a fan of the Chick-​Fil-​A in the parking lot.

Rivergate is your typical suburban mall located in your typical suburb of Goodlettsville. Its about 15 minutes up I-​65 from Nashville which easily makes it the closest regular mall to downtown.
There’s nothing particularly outstanding about this mall but there’s also really not too many negatives either. Probably the worst thing about it is that its old and very plain. You’re not going to find any fancy stores in here but they’ve got all your basics covered. Its also pretty small compared to other malls in the area but this again is due to its age. There are quite a lot of stores and restaurants that surround the mall area so its easy to make the Rivergate Mall a one stop kinda place.
If you’re looking for an efficient no-​frills shopping experience thats free of gimmicks and touristy distractions this is the place to go. This to me embodies the whole get in get out concept of shopping, if you’re looking for someplace to lolly gag you might want to go somewhere else.

This is probably one of my least favorite malls in the Nashville area. It has most of the typical mall stuff but would be the lower end mall stuff. Beyond that the inside is just really bland and the lay out is just awkward. I think the crowd has gotten pretty rough as well. I think i am making a compelling case for why I find this mall to be merely OK.
They do have a fun little kids area near the food court that comes in handy in the winter. It’s got all kinds of padded climbing places for the kids to play on.

This mall is your standard mall in just about every way. It doesn’t offer the higher-​end boutiques of Green Hills. It doesn’t boast the size of Cool Springs. It does, however, cover all the basics in a decent way. I don’t imagine every saying to myself «Oh, yay! We’re going to Rivergate Mall!» but I also don’t imagine myself saying «Damn, isn’t there anywhere else?»
My main distaste for it is that it just doesn’t offer anything special in content or décor. If all you want is a no-​frills shopping trip for the basics, however, Rivergate Mall is a great place for you.

As silly as this may sound, Rivergate is the shopper’s mall. Unlike Green HIlls, it isn’t geared toward trendy bluebloods – it’s there for people who need a Christmas present for Mom, a birthday present for Dad or a puppy, t-​shirt or CD for him– or herself.
Hendersonville is currently building a massive shopping complex in order to give the upper middle class a spot to slip away from the riffraff that hangs around Rivergate. And while there admittedly are sometimes a few punk kids hanging around the mall (and occasional criminal activity), it really isn’t so bad. Rivergate has a Macy’s, a Dillard’s, a Sear’s, a music store, a pet store, several kiosks with hats and sunglasses, coffee places, a Journey’s, novelty gift shops, a bookstore and countless other places to pick up just what you need.
So while Rivergate isn’t the type of place I’d like to hang around or work at (though I did both in high school), it’s the perfect place to get some serious shopping done if need be. It sometimes gets a bit swarmed around holidays and weekends, but weekdays are pretty clear. There is plenty of parking all over the place, and it’s only one story, so it isn’t exactly difficult to get around.
Once the shopping center in Hendersonville opens, this mall will probably lose a bit of business, but I doubt it will ever go under. It’s a pretty brief drive from East Nashville (15 minutes or so), and it’s certainly a bit easier on the pocketbook than Green Hills.

Rivergate is a nice shopping location on the North side of town. I was impressed and well-​served here recently during what could have been a nightmare shopping experience.
My family and I flew from Houston to Nashville to spend Christmas with family. Because I had limited space in my travel bags, I chose to wait until I got to Nashville to shop for a few items. Hence, on Monday, the day before Christmas in 2007, I drove over to Rivergate from the Hermitage area (I purposely avoided Opry Mills and all its hustle and bustle). The traffic around the mall at midday was light and I had no problem finding a parking space near the entrance to Dillards.
The crowds in the mall were not sparse, but they were far from overwhelming and crazy. It felt to me like a normal shopping day, not the day before Christmas.
I was looking for lingerie, perfume and a few other items. I was easily able to go to three of the four anchor stores in the mall — Dillard’s, Macy’s and JC Penny and get ½ price specials on some items and excellent help at several perfume counters.
I was in and out in less than 1−½ hours — a fantastic result for a guy who shops purposely, not just for the sake of shopping.