110 Best Places to Shop in USA

Maine's largest shopping mall (and the second largest in northern New England) is enclosed and has a full stable of the expected national and international retail shops including Pottery Barn, Apple, Banana Republic, H&M, and Sephora. Mixed in, however, are regional and local stores, too. Department stores include Macy's and JC Penney, and the food court offers healthier options like Red Mango and a Mediterranean grill on top of the usual fast food.

If a day at the mall is what the doctor ordered, look no further than The Mall at Green Hills. Located close to Downtown and Hillsboro Village, the Mall at Green Hills is the perfect one-stop shop for high-end clothing, accessories, home furnishings, and more. Don't miss the brand-new Restoration Hardware, which features four stories of decor as well as several restaurants.

Named for the gigantic sundial in its central plaza, this open-air collection of upscale shops includes Diamonds Direct, Jackie Z Style Co., and White House Black Market. You'll also find restaurants such as Ruth's Chris Steakhouse and Sea Salt, as well an AMC movie multiplex with an IMAX theater.

Combining high-end shopping with upscale living and dining spaces, the 114-acre Market Common features stores like Anthropologie, Barnes & Noble, Orvis, Pottery Barn, and a Southern Living store. A movie theater, playgrounds, bountiful year-round outdoor festivals, and a park with a man-made lake and bike path make it a day-trip destination.

Just five minutes from the airport and across from Kahului Harbor, the Maui Mall is anchored by Longs Drugs and Whole Foods and is a haven for locals and travelers alike. Amid its casual fast-food and national-chain restaurants are local spots, including the popular Tasaka Guri Guri Shop, which has been around for over 100 years and which sells a Japanese-style sherbet confection called guri guri. The mall also has a whimsically designed 12-screen megaplex.

Don’t let the word "mall" conjure up images of suburban shopping centers; you won’t find a chain store at this small, long-standing galleria of hip, Brooklyn-minded boutiques that share an indoor concourse. Here you might find souvenirs from fashionable vintage clothing stores, an independent bookstore, a Tibetan paraphernalia vendor, shops selling handmade accessories, jewelry, and bath products, or, for that keepsake that lasts forever, the tattoo parlor.

The shops here line an indoor sidewalk built around the circular 7,000-seat Bakkt Theater, where Keith Urban and Gwen Stefani have had residencies. Along the way, you'll find notable and diverse fashion names like Tommy Bahama, Victoria's Secret, H&M, and lululemon. Beauty lovers will enjoy Bath & Body Works, Lush, and Sephora, which are well worth the walk on the cobblestone flooring. Miracle Mile does an admirable job of balancing fashion designer boutiques with modestly priced shops. Many of the stores are at your local mall, but you still may discover a treasure here.

This indoor mall sits in the Briarcliffe section just north of Tanger Outlets and just south of Barefoot Landing, offering department store and boutique standards, as well as a monstrous Bass Pro Shop, a movie theater, and a model train exhibit.

The younger generation's counterpart to the Japan Center, this shopping center includes Japanese pop-culture items and anime-inspired fashion, like handmade, split-toe shoes at SOU • SOU and Lolita fashion at Baby, the Stars Shine Bright.

This busy enclosed mall has an extensive food court, a 20-screen cineplex, and more than 120 stores, including Dillard's department store. Round 1 Bowling & Amusement, offering bowling, billiards, karaoke, and arcade games, is also here.

Just off I–95 (Port Orange Exit), this outdoor shopping complex houses a 14-screen Regal Pavilion, numerous restaurants, and retailers like HomeGoods and ULTA beauty and cosmetics.

Known for upscale family shopping, Perimeter Mall has Nordstrom, Macy's, Dillard's, Von Maur, and a plentiful food court. Its restaurants include the Cheesecake Factory and Maggiano's Little Italy.

A 350,000-square-foot Latino shopping mall with more than 280 storefronts, Plaza Fiesta's got everything from cowboy boots to handmade tortillas to quinceañera dresses.

This dining, shopping, and entertainment spot is within walking distance of five top hotels and the Orange County Convention Center. Note that it costs to park. In addition to WonderWorks (an indoor hands-on science center) and the enormous Regal IMAX theater, the complex has some specialty shops, but the many restaurants and bars have become a reason to visit, with the very high-end Capital Grille, the Oceanaire Seafood Room, Cuba Libre Restaurant and Rum Bar, The Pub, and Taverna Opa. Blue Martini provides after-hours entertainment and adult beverages, Main Event is a restaurant/bowling alley, and The Improv features nationally recognized comedians.

The Big Island's most comprehensive mall has indoor shopping, entertainment (a multiplex), and dining, including KFC, Hot Dog on a Stick, Cinnabon, Genki Sushi, IHOP, and Maui Tacos. The kids might like the arcade (near the food court), while you enjoy the stores, anchored by Macy's and Old Navy.

Macy's, Boscov's, an Apple Store, and the new Level99 entertainment complex are among the anchor tenants at this large mall with dozens of restaurants that include the Cheesecake Factory and P. F. Chang's. Also here are Dave & Buster's and a 16-screen cinema and IMAX theater. Parking in the garage is free for the first two hours.

On the south end of Provo, this mall has mainstream retailers like JCPenney and Bath & Body Works, plus a food court and a Cinemark movie theater. It's open 10–6 Monday through Saturday and noon–6 on Sunday.

A skywalk connects Copley Place to the Prudential Center. The Pru, as it's often called, contains popular chain stores such as Vineyard Vines, Canada Goose, Kate Spade, and Sephora and is anchored by Saks 5th Avenue. Along with the Pru's food court, check out Eataly for plenty of Italy-centric food options, both to-go and dine-in. The Pru is also the meeting place for Boston Duck Tours and the home of the new View Boston, an observatory perched 52 floors in the air atop the center.

Anchored by a Target store that includes a supermarket, this shopping center near the airport is a convenient place to purchase necessities and groceries after landing on Maui. Other retailers include Ulta, Maui Tacos, Petco, Starbucks, Chik-fil-A, and the popular farm-to-table takeout joint Fork & Salad.

Maui's largest shopping center has more than 100 stores and restaurants, a movie theater, and a food court. Its attractive rooftop, with its manta ray–like umbrella shades, is easy to spot. Stop at Camellia Seeds for what locals call "crack seed," a snack made from dried fruits, or swing by 180 Boardshop for Hawaii-based streetwear like 808 All Day or In4mation. For surf-inspired gear, visit The Foam Company and Shapers. Other stops include Macy's, PacSun, Bath & Body Works, and American Eagle Outfitters. In addition to its retail-therapy offerings, the mall hosts a creative, monthly lineup of events, including a farmers' market, concerts, and car shows.

A mixed-use lifestyle center of shops, dining, entertainment, and luxury residences, businesses at The Rim include Bass Pro Shops, Southerleigh Haute South, James Avery Jewelry, Bakery Lorraine, Woodhouse Day Spa, Nordstrom Rack, Panera Bread, and more. Disover current sales on the promotions tab of their website.

This outdoor mall creates a one-two punch for shoppers in search of fantastic food and dining. Catch a movie, or grab an ice-cream cone and window shop.

This sprawling development is equal parts outdoor shopping village and park. Set up like a “town center,” Towne Centre's stores are anchored by chains like Belk and Talbots and also populated by charming local spots like Spartina 449 and the Palmetto Running Company. There's also a Kroger grocery store, several restaurants and bars, and a barre studio. Shelter Cove Community Park is a spacious outdoor area that offers beautiful marsh views.

As you stroll from store to store, you can look at the most extensive collection of Guinness merchandise outside Ireland at the Guinness Store, or get a topper from fascinator to fedora at Chapel Hats. Beauty fans will love the all-natural Lush with its "cosmetic deli." You can also buy new sandals at Flip Flop Shops or surf gear at Ron Jon Surf Shop. Head to the Shoppes' website for coupons usable at many of the 40 shops and eateries.

This upscale shopping center on La Cantera Parkway has something for everyone. Shop at standard mall stores, like Abercrombie & Fitch, 7 for All Mankind, Anthropologie, Apple, Banana Republic, and Barnes & Noble, as well as at higher-end retailers, such as Sur la Table, Chanel, Coach, Louis Vuitton, and Tiffany & Co. Plenty of dining options are here, too, from fast-casual to fine dining. Find all of their on-site events on their website.

This mall is one of the newest in the area and home to upscale retailers like Jos. A. Banks and popular local boutiques, including Lonely Ghost and Called To Surf. Sitting near Provo Canyon, enjoy outdoor dining amid fresh canyon breezes. The mall is open Monday through Saturday 10--9. 

The corner of Ventura and Coldwater—the former site of a legendary old Hollywood hangout called Sportsmen's Lodge—is hopping once again with the arrival of this sleek open-air collection of shops, restaurants, and wellness providers. After a stint in the hyperbaric oxygen pod, grab one of those extravagant Erewhon smoothies people are constantly talking about on social media and peruse the racks of athleisure at Vuori, Hoka, FP Movement, and Alo. After attending a Ikebana or fairy terrarium workshop at Rolling Greens nursery, sit under the redwoods (a holdover from the hotel's heyday) or alongside the water feature to enjoy nibbles from L.A. staples like Kismet Rotisserie, Sugarfish, Hi-Ho Burgers, Uovo, or Winston's Pies.

If you have some serious cash to burn, the sleek, upscale Bravern might be the Eastside spot for you. With high-end shops like Moncler, Hermès, Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Leica, it's tempting to empty your wallet—but save room for a spa treatment at the Gene Juarez Salon & Spa or a meal at luxury Chinese hot-pot spot the Dolar Shop. Valet and complimentary parking (with validation) are available.

The city's most renowned hotel is flanked by an indoor mall of upscale boutiques and specialty shops, as well as several restaurants, including Charleston Grill, Meeting at Market pub, and the Community Perk coffee shop. Retail offerings include Gucci, Kate Spade, and Louis Vuitton. It's an excellent respite from the heat or the rain, and the city's finest publicly accessible restrooms are downstairs near the shoeshine station.

Located on the casino floor of Ocean Casino Resort, you'll find just about everything you'll need for a Vegas stay including a Starbucks, Bottled wines and spirits, Flying Point Surf Shop, and the Core shops that have everything from souvenirs to sundries. There are even a few splurge-worthy shops if you score big at a slot machine or craps table.