Colonial Mall Bel Air

Buckle is the coolest store! Definitely the best store to buy designer denim & they have it in Mobile! The interior of the mall is really nice too....very helpful/friendly people that work in the mall :)

this mall is happening. i will tell you that you need to go to it to see the interior and the shops. take time to see. ok.

it is just like any other mall. maybe worse. but it is the best mall in mobile. its stores are so small compared to larger cities.

I really enjoyed the specialty shops. The Tinder Box is a hidden jewel. For those who think it is only tobacco and cigars (which they have the largest selection in Mobile)should take a peek inside. They have exquitite chess sets, porcelain flowers, Taveran Puzzles and other unique items. They do special orders and engrave lighters and other items on the spot.

Colonial Mall Bel Air is a 1.3 million square foot expanse of moderate regional shopping, centrally located in Mobile, AL at the junction of two major thoroughfares (Airport Boulevard and I-65/Beltline Highway). Anchor stores include JC Penney, Dillards, Sears, Parisian and Target. Despite being a large suburban shopping mall, Bel Air lacks several amenities usually associated with regional shopping centers. There is no central food court, instead typical food court eateries are scattered throughout the Mall's two corridors. There is no second level, the mall hulks over a single, easily traipsable level. Outparcels, business located on the shopping center's periphery, are predominantly service oriented (Sears Auto Center, GoodYear Tire Center, LifeWay Christian Bookstore and Wachovia Bank). A multi-million dollar renovation with bring about the replacement of gaudy green carpet with stone flooring. Bel Air's strengths lie in its upscale-skewering tenant roster. In line stores include clothing retailers Abercrombie & Fitch, abercrombie, Buckle, Charlotte Russe, Gap, and Strausburg Children; books, games and music retailers Books A Million (with exterior entrance), FYE, Spencers Gifts, Suncoast Motion Picture Company and Gamestop. Bel Air lacks casual dining restaurants, although a plethora of venues can be found in the immediate vicinity. For example, Ruby Tuesday, Olive Garden and Romano's Macaroni Grille are within blocks of the Mall, on Airprot Boulevard. After nearly forty years, Colonial Mall Bel Air is still the dominant regional shopping center in South Alabama and continues to serve as a fulcrum for the burgeoning suburban west Mobile area.

I love it because I live near Bay Minette,AL which is about 33 miles from mobile but it's a quick ride.At christmas time they have multiple santa cluases working in the mall almost all the stores have christmas sales.In the the summer they have back to school sales to.The atmospere is great.In the mall their are many stores and many employes and every single one is polite and freindly

At 1.3 million square feet, Colonial Mall Bel Air is the second largest enclosed mall in Alabama and the largest along the central Gulf Coast. Anchored by Dillards, Parisian, Sears, JC Penney and Target, Bel Air has a healthy selection of tenants. Malls stores include Abercrombie & Fitch, Abercrombie, Hollister Co., Charlotte Russe, Express, FYE, Books-A-Million and Strasburg Children. The mall has an occupancy rate of 98%. Food courts are a mall are somewhat trite, so traditional food court offerings such as Chick-Fil-A and Barnies Coffee are located throughout the mall.

it has alot of good store but it can use more teen hangout food places. i mean something teens can afford

I liked the stay because all the stores I went to had nice value on clothes and great prices.

Bel Air mall is a great place to shop in the Mobile area. It provides stores for all ages and interests. It may not have a food court but it's located on Airport Blvd. where every restaurant you can imagine can be found. It's a great place.