Pecanland Mall

Plenty of stores here to shop at, especially for a small town. I was pleasantly surprised. Lots of parking. Lots of dining options. It is fairly updated as well, which is a plus.

So many memories here growing up. Fun fact: I was born on the day that this mall opened (many, MANY moons ago), so this place will always have a special place in my Unilocal list :)
Your standard mall, with a couple of big stores (Belk, Sears, Dillard’s, JCPenny). When in Monroe and looking for a place to shop (or even hang out) this is where it’s done.

It’s a pretty good place. I like the variety of stores and all. Not too fond of the movie theater though. My children love doing the carousel they have near the food court. Not too expensive either. I recommend parking on the side where the entrance to the food court is for easy access.

For a small town this is a really good mall. It has been recently updated and is always clean. It always has great thanksgiving sales.

Not as great as some of the big city malls, but for a town the size of Monroe it’s more than decent. There are four major department stores and a good selection of affordable stores. Although its lost a lot of retailers over the years they’ve brought in a lot of new places to keep it fresh such as Old Navy and Burlington Coat Factory. A new Dick’s Sporting Goods is opening soon as well. There is a big food court with several fast food options and a big double-​decker carousel for the kids. The 10-​screen movie theater isn’t as nice as Tinseltown in West Monroe but is clean and has cheaper tickets. The mall does get really crowded on weekends, especially during the holidays. The surrounding area has a good selection of restaurants (Olive Garden, Red Lobster, Applebees, Longhorn, etc.) plus there are many big box stores (Target, Best Buy, Kohl’s, etc.) and hotels nearby.

idk why Pecanland Mall gets such a bad rap… It’s a great mall! It’s huge, and you will actually go into most of the stores (unlike the ones back here in Hawaii where you can’t afford to breathe the air in some of the stores)… They have a bunch of affordable places, mostly for women… several department stores… like the previous reviewer wrote, there’s a movie theater, fast food places, and a huge merry go round. It’s just not super busy and idk how they stay afloat there, but idc!
The more expensive stores are like Express, Buckle, and surprisingly this one called Maurice… other than that, it’s your everyday spots like Forever 21, Charlotte Russe, NY and Co, Body Central, Spencer’s, Victoria’s Secret, Bath and Body Works… There are also even lower end spots (but I can’t think of the names right now — just go to their site). There’s even a little kiosk for a chair massage by some Chinese guy — $ 15 for 15 mins; $ 20 fo4 25; $ 30 for 40. It’s a great deal. I mean, we managed to spend almost 5 hours there and only left cuz we were getting hungry and tired of shopping.
Also nearby are big stores like Target, Bed Bath and Beyond, Rue 21, David’s Bridal, some chain restaurants. And it’s right next to Monroe Airport.
If it wasn’t in Monroe, I’d go there again!

Pecanland Mall is actually nice. It has alot of the stores I am used to back home and has a great selection in the food court.
The main highlight of this mall experience was seeing they have Forever 21 and Victoria’s Secret! Yay :)
And the food court has your standard Panda Express, Chik-​Fil-​A, etc with a few other options (including a MOVIE THEATER thrown in among them).
Pretty cool place to go shopping.