Best Shopping Malls in Pflugerville Area

"Looking like a town of its own, The Domain is a mixed-use mega development still under construction in north-west Austin’s high-tech corridor. The first phase was ready in 2007, and at the time of writing in November 2019, the third phase was well underway. On walkable streets with live oaks, cypress trees, low hedges and flowerbeds, the Domain has apartment and office blocks with restaurants, cafes and bars on their first floors."

"This trendy shopping mall in Austin offers major technology and fashion options all conveniently under one roof. Initially envisioned as a local technology hub, the Domain quickly spread into a bustling group of stores with a little bit of something for everyone. From department stores to local boutiques, escape rooms to food courts, seafood distributors to juiceries, the Domain truly meets every shopper’s needs."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. If you love seafood as much as we do then you'll be thrilled to hear Plank Seafood is NOW OPEN at The Domain!"

"Perched atop a large hill in southwest Austin, Barton Creek Square is anchored by Nordstrom. The youngsters flock to the Apple Store, Lego Store, Pottery Barn Kids and the 14-screen IMAX theater. It’s the best place to shop in air-conditioned comfort during Austin’s brutal summer heat."

"Barton Creek Square is an indoor shopping center that offers everything from bookstores to fashion boutiques. Whether you’re looking for a movie theater to enjoy the latest blockbusters or a food court to get your grub on, this mall has it all. It’s been recently renovated, too."

"Barton Creek Square is the modern, sleek outlet mall you’re looking for in Austin, Texas. With two floors of shops and kiosks, you can spend an afternoon perusing at your leisure. But before you go, make sure you stop for a tasty meal at the food court."

"Stylish Lakeline Mall is certain to keep your credit cards busy, thanks to its 150-plus stores. Within the complex, which offers convenience to folks in northwest Austin, are anchors like Macy's, JCPenney, Sears, and Dillard's. They're good complements to places like Victoria's Secret, T.J. Maxx, a host of jewelers, Old Navy, American Eagle Outfitters, Charlotte Russe, and Frederick's of Hollywood."

"The Lakeline market houses many beautiful crops such as burgundy okra and tomato varieties , melon varieties, and lots of peaches!. Don’t forget to pick up a beautiful bouquet of flowers for someone you love (like yourself, of course) from @petals_ink. You can find updated vendor layouts every Friday."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user JAH2k used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Enjoy amazing shopping, dining, and entertainment deals in this high-end mall. While here, you will find stores such as Macy’s, JCPenney, and Dillard’s."

"The 2ND Street District is made up of some of the best shopping spots in Austin, along with many dining and entertainment venues. It is also home to several residential buildings and is a true mixed-use development in the heart of downtown. If you stopped someone carrying a shopping bag along the boutique-lined sidewalk and asked which store the bag came from, you're more likely to hear an unfamiliar calling card than a standard chain, along with an enthusiastic story about the cool owner of the shop from whence the tote (most likely eco-friendly) came."

"From 2000 to 2012 the City reworked six blocks on W 2nd Street, turning the strip into a dense urban district, combining shopping, dining, homes, hotels and entertainment. The sidewalks were enlarged and planted with trees to accommodate pedestrians and restaurant and cafe terraces. 2ND Street District is an upmarket alternative to Austin’s bars, and a little quieter than Congress Avenue."

"At 2nd Street District, you can peruse local retail, hear live music, eat at a variety of great restaurants, and even go to the cinema. The surrounding downtown area and the charming atmosphere of 2nd Street make it a fantastic place to spend an afternoon exploring!"

"Featuring many stores you can park directly in front of, the Arboretum is a well-designed shopping center with tree-lined parking lots. The center is home to well-known stores such as Pottery Barn, Gap and Chico’s. Z Gallerie is one of the most popular home furnishing stores in central Texas, featuring furniture, art, lighting, dinnerware and rugs by top designers and manufacturers."

"The top outdoor mall in Austin, the Arboretum blends upscale retail stores with a down-to-earth Austin experience. Everything here is of the highest quality, including organic foods, fair-trade retailers, and elegant boutiques. The Arboretum provides an escape from hectic city life with a relaxing outdoor atmosphere that hosts shoppers, exercise classes, movie nights, and more."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by The Arboretum (@arboretumtx)"

"With a linear layout, you can walk up and down Arbor Walk browsing the cool and quirky shops as many times as you want. The mall boasts plenty of dining options as well to keep you refreshed and full during your shopping spree. Read More:7 Best Suburbs You Need to Travel to Near Austin, TX"

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. European Wax Center coming soon to The Shops at Arbor Walk!. Stop by The Shops at Arbor Walk for great dining, shopping, and entertainment experience."

"A part of the growing Mueller development in northeast Austin, the shopping center includes old favorites such as Best Buy, Home Depot, Bed Bath & Beyond, Lane Bryant, Marshall’s, Old Navy and Chipotle. There are also a few specialty stores, such as The Children’s Place, rue21 (teen and young adult fashions) and Mosaic Market (gourmet groceries). On Wednesdays and Sundays, there’s also a lively farmers market at Lake Park in the center of the neighborhood."

"Retail giants, local restaurants, and chain eateries can all be found at Mueller Regional. Grab a smoothie at the Jamba Juice or a coffee at the Starbucks and shop until you drop!. Read More:What Are the Pros and Cons of Moving to Austin, TX?"

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Twin Oaks Shopping Center serves as an important landmark and shopping destination in Austin. Check out the beautifully designed stores and enjoy shopping the modern way."

"Only a few miles south of downtown, this location is a great place to grab a bite to eat. With over six restaurants and a variety of shops and retailers, Brodie Oaks is one of the best outlet malls in Austin."

"Central Park is a mall in Austin, Texas that has something for everyone: a market with a wide selection of organic produce and locally sourced foods, retail options for all your shopping needs, a gorgeous sitting area with plenty of shade, and a playground for the kids to enjoy. If you visit Central Park on the weekend, you may be able to catch some live music as well."

"Bargain hunting becomes a festive, family-friendly extravaganza at this Austin, Texas shopping center. A flea market crossed with a climate-controlled indoor mall, this welcoming marketplace is home to more than 80 small, independent businesses selling wonderful wares ranging from apparel and electronics to jewelry and toys. The market provides a sociable, secure environment for booth-hopping, and when lunchtime rolls around, high-quality food booths and a full-service seafood restaurant beckon with mouthwatering aromas."

"Join us for lunch or dinner at RA Sushi Austin and order up your favorite sushi, signature rolls, or Japanese fusion cuisine. Looking for a great new Happy Hour spot?. We’ve got you covered with a vibrant menu of dishes and drinks at Happy Hour prices every day of the week!"

"For a place that is good for both sushi and hot Japanese food, check out RA Sushi Bar Restaurant, close to the Market District. RA is one of Austin's best sushi restaurants and off..."

"Seek out Ichiban’s traditional sushi bar with ambiance, from the koi pond, to the Japanese-style low booths, where shoes must be taken off. Most rolls can be turned into handrolls."

"Mikado Ryotei may not be a purely sushi restaurant, but they sure do put enough care into their preparation of sushi dishes to make it seem like they are. This restaurant, located on 9033 Research Blvd, bills themselves as being both a Tapas and Sushi bar, which is good news because both of those things are awesome. Try the Fiery Kiss Roll: Spicy tuna, avocado, and jalapeno slice topped with seared escolar, crunchy flakes, habanero infused smelt roes, green onion, and habanero zesty sauce to achieve perfection.To see the full menu, click here."

"Mikado's soothing and stylish earth-toned décor makes it a fine option for a quiet dinner for two or a small group, but perhaps the most notable thing about the restaurant is their wide-ranging menu. Sushi is a big draw – it's supremely fresh and well-prepared – but there are so many other options that even non-fans will be satisfied. Order a traditional appetizer-main course meal, or try a tapas-style meal with skewers of grilled teriyaki steak or shrimp, sake-steamed mussels, fried calamari or tempura veggies."

"Another entry in the customized and made-to-order category, SPUN specializes in on-the-spot ice cream made with liquid nitrogen, which creates smaller, super condensed ice crystals, resulting in an incredibly smooth, creamy textured treat. (Read more about the process.) This shop focuses on a small menu of flavors made with high-quality organic ingredients that are seasonal and locally sourced. But don’t worry that you won’t have enough choices."

"Specializes in: Coffee and dessertLife is sweeter when you’re eating at Fat Cat Organic, because they specialize in out-of-this-world desserts and fair trade, organic coffee, tea, and ice cream. The fresh-daily baked goods—like adorable Campfire cupcakes or made-to-order Belgian Waffles—may steal the show, but there’s always room for a cafe cortado, a milkshake, or a vegan sundae piled high with toppings.How to order: While they are currently closed for dine-in, you can order online for contactless pick-up or delivery (based on location). Available for Delivery/Takeout"

"[I heard] that there’s a cat cafe which I’m curious about,” said UT-Austin freshman Tiffany Gilkes. Explore that curiosity at Blue Cat Café, where you can play with cats from the Austin Humane Society. And if all that kitty cuddling makes you want a furry friend at home, you can adopt one there."

"This Japanese-inspired bakery offers character macarons featuring cute cultural obsessions from anime creatures to panda bears. The Japanese cheesecake is a must-try as is the Tayaki sundae. The ice cream flavors change weekly and the macarons come in a huge variety of flavors including London Fog tea, matcha, Mexican vanilla, and fruity pebbles."

"Located in East Austin sits a unique spot for Tex-Asian sweets. One of their most popular baked goods to try: jiggly Japanese cheesecake (basically a combination between cheesecake, pound cake, and flan textures). They also offer cute macarons shaped and decorated as characters and taiyaki hot pockets (fish-shaped waffle pockets)."

"The smashburgers from Bad Larry Burger Club can be hard to get - you need to move fast when they randomly go on sale online because they sell out in minutes. Yes, the burgers are that good. More recently, Bad Larry has been regularly operating out of Bummer Burrito on Mondays, so it’s become slightly easier to get your hands on these phenomenal burgers (but still, be quick about ordering them online)."

"From the same highly skilled team behind Better Half (listed above), this retro-styled coffee and cocktail bar is the place to be for both early mornings and late nights. It might only fit about eight people, but the coffees are so good you won’t mind the squish. Take it to-go if the four seater bar is full."