Merritt Square Mall

Yikes! This mall was empty! But, it was clean and I always appreciate any chance I have to shop. There is a drop off childcare place here and a movie theater. I read a sign on the child care place that they charge $ 10 if you show them your movie stub so you can drop the kids off and catch a movie… THAT IS AWESOME! We will definitely have to give that a try some time.

Not a lot of stores and customers who come here seem pretty rude. I doubt I would ever come back to this mall. Melbourne Square is a lot better, and even that isn’t a very spectacular mall.
Avoid Rack Room Shoes. Worst store there. Prepare to be asked if you need help every 30 seconds if you go to Victoria’s Secret. Pretty unpleasant experience overall.

Checking out watch place here so daylight savings can help me be on time for my dear…
Defintely quiet mall compared to south palm beach county. Macy’s Sears JC Penney and IMAX… looking for watch repair so I can turn knob for daylight savings… lol

Indoor malls are a thing of the past. This mall has so many empty stores. The indoor mall is gone with the 70s and 80s. At least Re invent themselves. Change up type if stores. Maybe like a swap meet or something. I don’t know. But malls like this are sad.

small mall. Just came here because of the movie theater.

There’s like 3 major stores to choose from, I’m not sure what takes up the rest of the mall space but they need to get more stores in there.
Shopping at Macy’s was a frustrating experience. There were very few employees working, the lines were very long and many people were running around trying to flag down someone to open dressing rooms. I had to check my clothes out at the perfume counter cuz the only girl working at the JRs section was swamped.

Decent little «locals» mall. I dont mind for people calling it a locals mall… because I’m a local and, for the most part, it has enough for me. If I want to do some major shopping I’ll head to Orlando but for just the light stuff, this place works just fine. The food court is big enough and has plenty of choices and the theater is good as well.

Its very difficult for me to get excited about shopping at any indoor mall. I think these venues from the 70s and 80s have outlived their usefulness and need to be torn down and replaced with interactive outdoor shopping areas, with open air coffee shops and juice bars with store front parking. I usually come here and enter Macy’s from their exterior entrances to avoid having to walk past stores I have no intention of shopping in. I don’t know but I would guess that there are still old arcades with dusty pac-​man and pong video games and lemonade stands from the 70s tucked inside somewhere and who eats at Food Courts these days.

This is a small mall. This mall has no kids stores. They do have a great book store. Nice prices on books. Parking lot is a joke to navigate. Not worth the time! The food court has a Chick-​fil-​a!

Dear Lord, what a bland mall. I, personally, was expecting much more based on the area. The places around this mall don’t seem half bad and you would think there would be a lot more to offer inside… nope! Definitely not.
First off, I would like to say that my «normal» malls are The Florida Mall and Mall At Millenia in Orlando, so this may sway my opinion of what a good/​alright mall is. So, if I am comparing this to what I know as a good mall, this wouldn’t qualify. There doesn’t seem to be a large variety of stores, some of the stores seem kind of sketchy and awkward (or maybe it’s just because they haven’t been renovated), and they just seem so bleh! That’s the word I think of when I remember this mall. (I came to Merritt Island in the beginning of Summer.)
Seriously, if you are looking for an interesting time shopping, skip this place. However, I’m guessing this mall is one of those that you go to for just when you need to pick up something at the Anchor stores (which are Macy’s, JCP, Sears, and Dillards, by the way), and it shows. I guess the Food Court was pretty nice, though. There was a CFA, after all.

It’s an INDOOR mall. That gets it a couple of stars over the large «mall» at Viera.
We come here often to just walk the mall in the comfort of air conditioning. Food court is worthwhile, you don’t have to traipse all over the mall to find something for everyone in the family/​group.

Avg mall. Avg stores. The food court is lacking and there always seem to be about a half-​dozen closed or closing shops here. There is a Hale’s Alehouse attached.

This mall is a little dead with a few real gems inside that are absolutely worth not just visiting, but also returning. The lazy bean, the smoothie shop, and the pretzel bite place are all small family-​owned and operated places where food is lovingly prepared. I don’t really use any of the clothing stores, I really would rather drive to Orlando, but there is nothing wrong with the mall as a whole.
Also, they hold a ton of community events here and do a lot to support the local school students. For that reason alone, I have to say its a good part of the community and a good mall.

This looks and feels like a «locals» mall. We visited this mall prior to sailing out on a cruise. They have a Macy’s, JC Penny, Sears, Sunglasses Hut.
The food court is good and it does have my favorite fast food joint, Chick Fil A.

This is ‘our mall.’
Sure, it’s not perfect. But it has almost everything the locals need with some key anchor stores. The anchors are JC Penny, Macy, Sears and Dillards. There are almost NO vacancies. I came here this weekend because of the storms with my wife and we had a great time. I bought a few shirts and some shorts and then looked at the Unilocal reviews.
If your are looking for ‘South Florida’ then you may be disappointed.
But this a thriving mall, and yes, even our food court food is good.
I give the mall five stars on several counts… the clothes we need to survive on an international level (my wife travels a good deal, and I need to show up and look good by her side) are here. The ability to shop for odds and ends is important (presents and such), the food is actually good (yay Trevors, try buying curried goat anywhere else in Brevard) and knowing we can stroll a ‘marketplace’ and have a great time is nice. Bottom line is that almost everything we need, can be found here.
For a local mall, Merritt Square is actually pretty cool. For the others, Brevard County IS NOT South Beach or Southern California, so lighten up. I for one, am glad that it isn’t. That’s why we live here.

Oh sad little Merritt Square Mall. The best thing I can say is that its still better than both of the malls that Titusville offers. What will it take for us in North Brevard to step up our game? I tell my friends in other cities that I have to resort to shopping at Hot Topic to find hosiery options because evidently having a real lingerie store would be sinful. Yes I know I too have seen that Vicky’s Secret is coming soon. To that I say «We’ll see». I’ll list things in order of what I actually go to, Macys, which is great compared to the other options the mall offers, but compared to other Macys is just a sad lil store chugging along. JCPenney, I ain’t gonna lie I shop there cause I have not too many other options at the mall. Dillards, has great sales but once again compared to other Dillards is pitiful. Bath and Body Works and the Books A Million round out the only reasons why the mall is still open. The food court should just be ignored and the theater is my last resort if I am entirely too lazy to go to Viera or Orlando which in the last 5 years has happened twice and both experiences were horrid.

When it comes to malls, I’m pretty much the queen. I love to shop, and the more good stores a mall has for me to spend my cash, the better the mall. Unfortunately, this mall is seriously hurting for retailers.
Merritt Square features four department store anchors — Macy’s, Dillard’s, Sears, and JC Penney. The Macy’s is apparently an old Berdine’s, and it shows that it’s old. The whole place is pretty dingy and old — definitely not like the Macy’s stores I’m used to shopping at.
The good news is that most employees at this mall are pretty friendly and don’t seem to hate their jobs. There is a movie theater, a Ruby Tuesday, and a small (but lacking) food court. However, there *is* a Chick-​Fil-​A, my boyfriend’s favorite, so it’s not all bad.
Basically, the only stores worth visiting in this mall are Macy’s, Dillard’s, Bath and Body Works, and the usual athletic shoe stores (Champs, Foot Locker, etc.) There is a Zumies and Pac Sun, both with very limited selections.
Overall, this mall is OK if you are looking for something specific that you know for sure exists at one of the stores. Otherwise, don’t waste your time! Personally, I have no idea how this mall keeps its doors open — there are so many crummy, overpriced tchotchke stores, I’m shocked that they are still in business.

The food court is slim pickings. You have your typical sub-​sandwiches, greasy chinese food, and day old pizza from Sbarro’s.
They have a lot of big department stores here like Sears, JC Penney, and Macy’s. I went to Sears and bought myself a pretty little black dress, but I think I will return it when once I get home to NYC. The staff at Sears was just the sweetest and much friendlier than my frequent shopping mall.
Don’t forget to stop by at Petland Discounts. They have a bunch of cute puppies on display in the back. I can spend all day looking at the cute little dogs except they were probably purchased from a dog mill… I’m only assuming. The dogs were not lying in filthy piss stained conditions, at least not from what I saw, but they could always use a little more TLC.
The mall was decorated for Santa and the Christmas season. I wish I could have stayed longer and bought more useless junk, but maybe next time when I’m in Florida.

This is a mall?! I went through it in 15 minutes. I think this California girl has been spoiled with all our trendy beautiful mega malls!

I remember when driving to Melborne Mall was a weekend treat because Merritt Square Mall was terrible. Well in the last few years I have to say it has greatly improved. They opened a Pacific Sun and Rave for the tweens (anything is better than 5.7.9)…and a few good shoe options as well.(Shoe Warehouse, I think)…
I took away one star because the movie theater has gone to shit… plus they closed Jungle Jim’s