Plaza Mayor

This mall should be close down there is no stores in there at all. It’s a crappy mall. Omg either add stores to all of the empty stores or just close the mall down.

I have never been more scared in my life. It was not all of the questionable people strolling around like I was stuck in Compton, CA during the 80s-​90s, but the dirt and filth that was this mall. Have you ever been to New Orleans after Mardi Gras? This mall makes New Orleans look like the Vatican.
When I went, they had some ‘traditional’ Mexican music playing.
I would rather listen to a loop of Taylor Swift’s music, then the eardrum shattering tunes of Mariachi music. The band that was playing, Mariachi Orgullo de America, was much worse then the bands I have seen while eating the critically acclaimed Mexican food of Oklahoma (sarcasm intended). At least the bands at Mexican restaurants know they are a joke. This band actually seriously tries to make a career of it. Ouch!

Just dont go there! I grew up coming to crossroads and i have to commend the new owners for trying! But theee are just no good stores. A few eating places in what used to be the most amazing giant mall in OKC i remember a food court with taco bell and mayo now its all privately owned places noone has heard of mostly mexican. It could be nice again and you can tell they are trying to get more shops in but they will have to do more than a little remodel for anything to come of it!

Not many stores besides Victoria’s Secret, Bath and Body Works, and Frederick’s of Hollywood. I only come here so my son can ride on the merry-​go-​round, and to shop at Victoria’s Secret. The Victoria’s Secret store at Crossroads is usually dead, and the workers are very helpful. There’s also a play area for kids similar to Quail Springs and Sooner Mall, but the play area here is not well-​maintained. So, very dirty and broken down. I wouldn’t take the effort to drive all the way to Crossroads Mall, but if you like to shop at some of the three ‘normal’ stores mentioned above and live nearby, it’s convenient.

This place is an empty shell, if it was possible I would give it a minus four stars. Don’t waste your time. If your part of the trench coat crowd this would probably be a good place to hang out. Be prepared to defend yourself, dont take a loved one into this place it is potentially dangerous.

How can you call this place a mall? There are no department stores and there are more empty areas than stores. I moved back to Oklahoma and was curious about this mall. I grew up shopping and hanging out here when I was a teen. Now it is so dead. It is a bit creepy! I wouldn’t come here when it is dark out… doesn’t seem like a safe place!

An Acrostic[1]:
«Crossroads»
[C]hildhood memories of time spent in leisure
[R]eplaced with thoughts of odd stores like Eastern Treasure[2]
[O]f course, there’s a Victoria’s Secret for some late night pleasure
[S]ecurity Office number is 636.1124
[S]eems worthwhile to know for when you step through that door
[R]ightly so; you and the other patrons may not have much rapport
[O]bviously this mall is rapidly deteriorating
[A] great place to feel your good mood sedating
[D]are to shop at ‘A Little Hippie Shop’ when you feel like baking[3]
[S]o odd; those childhood memories now leave me aching
[1]Note: Poem type suggested by fellow Unilocaler, Charles B.
[2]Note: Okay, I cheated a little. The store is actually called Eastern Treasures.
[3]Note: I’m completely stereotyping the store, I have no idea what they actually sell.

If you are the type of person who goes to a jewelry store for dental work, then Crossroads Mall is the place for you! Or, if you are a person who loves to wander around looking at bizarre and interesting items, love people watching in an environment where you might possibly be shanked, then it gets no better than Crossroads.
Crossroads Mall was the venerable mall destination of my youth and is now a largely hollow shell housing a scant few chain stores but now more a variety of cheap, sad stores unassociated with any chains. But, before any of you Unilocalers that love to shop locally rush out to Crossroads in search of unique gifts, let me assure you not to waste your time. Unless you are looking for some imported Mexican boots or Tibetan incense, there’s not much here to buy. But, there is much here to love and look at — a perfect date destination where you can walk around arm in arm like two desolation angels and take a trip back into 80s and 90s mall architecture sans a Delorean.
Mostly empty now, Crossroads sits as reminder that the public can be fickle and will take their business elsewhere just because there has been a shooting or two or a stabbing or three. Can we say hysteria? In the upcoming proverbial zombie apocalypse, the survivors that make it here like those in Dawn Of The Dead will no doubt be disappointed that they chose such a poorly stocked location to ride out the apocalypse.
Thankfully, the ever classy Frederick’s Of Hollywood is still open and offering its tasteful wares to women preferring something just a bit more risqué than that of vanilla Victoria’s Secret. And, being located so close to Valley Brook, it is very convenient to the girls who ply their trade at the clubs I’ve heard line those streets of gold on SW. 59^th.
Where once the anchor stores of Foley’s, Dillard’s and JC Penny’s reigned supreme all but is left is the eternal Eastern Treasures. It looks the same as it did when I was a kid and has everything the local aspiring ninja would need. Throwing stars, samurai swords, blow guns, sai and nunchuckas reign supreme amidst statues of buddhas, incense and other Asian ephemera and weaponry. Totally badass and I would dare say they should be the store to anchor this slowly sinking ship before it goes down like the Edmund Fitzgerald. Or at least before Gordon Lightfoot can write an ode to its demise.
Another reviewer mentioned that this is more like an indoor flea market than a mall. That is an apt description and I hope whoever is in charge of Old Paris Flea Market will read this review, close up shop and relocate to Crossroads Mall stat! We need some industrious urban pioneers to revitalize this location.

Need a good place to get your senior citizen mall walking exercise on?
Need a barren location for your zombie apocalypse student film?
Like Bath and Body works but hate big crowds?
If you answered yes, Crossroads Mall is the place you’ve been looking for! All the major stores have abandon it, like a rat fleeing a sinking ship, long ago. There is still that creepy Eastern Treasure place, that sells cool swords, switch blades and other things that one would like to look at but never buy. For the ladies there is Victoria’s Secret (classy) and Frederick’s of Hollywood (trashy) for your intimate needs. There are still a few shoe shops, so if you’re a sneaker head and like easy parking this may be your mall. There are some more stores but I’m afraid as I write this they may be closing up shop.
Oh yeah, I personally would not go to this mall after the sun has set down.

This mall has fallen. Don’t waste your time or gas driving to this place. There is maybe 5 known stores left (no department stores at all… all closed down). The rest, maybe 10 or so, are independent «junk» shops.
My recent visit was a very sad experience for me because I remember the mall that it used to be 15 years ago… thriving and very nice. I no longer live in the area and it has been several years since I had been here… It was like mourning a death…
Like I said, don’t waste your time…

Im surprised this place is still open… No anchor stores left. Best buy packed up and left. parking lot is more weed/​dirt than pavement. only a few stores left inside and I don’t know how they survive. I think the only thing keeping this place from rolling over and dying is the AMC theater.

Stay away if you’re looking for a nice/​decent mall. It’s very rundown with little to none marque stores. Lot of fake merchandise in some of the offbeat stores. Not worth the trip. Never going back.

Mall seemed kind of empty. No well known stores, many off brand names. Seemed like an indoor flea market than a mall.