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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roosevelt_Field_(shopping_mall). About 11 miles from my home. Lots of high-end stores and plenty of dining options. http://www.simon.com/mall/roosevelt-field/stores

.... no favorites, I try to avoid any mall

Was Highland Mall but i closed down and was renamed Austin Community College (ACC), The Village is hanging by a thread, Arboretum is a city on it’s own with apartments and everything. The Arbor Walk is functional. I guess I’d go for the  Arboreetum. A great place to walk, look, and shop..... 

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