CityCentre is a massive complex that includes everything from eating and shopping to fun activities all in one space. If you’re looking to do anything, this is a great place to visit.
To use this map, there’s a search box at the top left where you can type in a specific store name to locate it instantly. Or if you’re browsing stores instead, you can scroll down to see all the categories. To get around on the map, simply use your mouse cursor to hover on the map and then scroll up or down to zoom in. For an even better look at the map, you can hit the zoom in and zoom out buttons on the bottom right (or enter full screen). The mall is split into two floors, and each floor is labeled as either Level 1 or Level 2. To toggle back and forth between floors, just click on the level labels located at the top right of the map. When you click on one of the pins that represents a store, you’ll be able to see more information about that store.
How to Use the Map and Explore the Floors
The majority of shops and restaurants is located on Level 1, which makes it the primary hub of action. It has many shopping options for fashion lover. Stores such as Anthropologie, Madewell, and Free People carries trendy clothes and accessories. If you’re a guy, check out Allen Edmonds for dress shoes or State & Liberty for performance wear. For those interested in home decor, head to West Elm or Lovesac for moddern furniture and decor. Beauty and jewelry needs can be met at Sephora and Kendra Scott. Lastly, there are multiple boutique (such as Lily Rain and Hemline) selling stylish clothes.
The ground floor is packed with dining choices. Looking to eat in? Upscale steakhouses include The Capital Grille and the Brazilian steakhouse chain Texas de Brazil. Casual eateries include Grimaldi’s for coal-fired pizzas and Hopdoddy Burger Bar for craft burgers. Head over to Cyclone Anaya’s for some Tex-Mex faves and Chipotle for Mexican food. Health-conscious restaurants includes LifeCafe for healthy bowls and Juicewell for fresh juices. Coffee lovers can get their fix at Fellini Gelato & Café or Sweet Paris Crêperie for coffee and sweets.
Level 1 covers more than just food and retail. It will be home to a number of experiences and services. On the fitness side, there is Life Time Athletic which features classes and pools inside a fitness club. For those seeking an escape, there’s The Escape Game (puzzle rooms for teams) and Sandbox VR (virtual reality games). Groups can plays against each other at Great Big Game Show. For wellness and medical needs, look no further than URBN Dental (dental care), Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center (aesthetics) and more. And finally, Texas A&M University Mays Business School has a campus here where they offers professional programs.
Amenities is mixed at Level 2. There’s the entrance to the Moran Hotel, which features conference facilities as well as a boutique hotel. Visitors and guests will find coffee and pastries at Cafe Moran. Then there’s RA Sushi for some Japanese cuisine and Eddie V’s Prime Seafood for steaks and seafood with live jazz music. Next up is Star Cinema Grill, a dine-in movie theater that allows you to order food during the film. If you need some work space, Fuse Co-Working Space have desks and private offices available. There is also Norris Conference Center that provides meeting and event venue space. Lastly, there is Smashed Clay Co. Smashed Clay Co. Is a pottery studio, so visitors can paint their own ceramics.
The complex also has residential options. Within (or close to) the mall, you’ll find luxurius apartment communities such as The Domain at CityCentre, The Ascent at CityCentre, and The Lofts at CityCentre. For residents, this means having dining and shopping at their fingertips.
It can get crowded with both commercial and residential space. Some may find that many choices can be overbearing, but the variety guarantee something for nearly everyone. While this interactive directory map is current as of creation date, the stores do change over time, and we’ll update to match. You should of bookmark the page for easy access in the future.
