Pinnacle Hills Promenade

This outdoor shopping area is lovely. Parking is on the street and with the different store fronts it’s reminiscent of shopping in a small town. The stores are diverse; JC Penney, Hot Topic, Holister, Maternity specialty stores, shoe stores, jewelry stores, etc., and restaurants. We found a directory on a street corner and see the complex is quite large. So much shopping so little time.

Great variety of stores. They keep their walkways clear and you don’t have many of any people bothering you when you walk by the kiosks. Love the restaurants connected to the mail. Pf changs hoolihans and Mimi’s but the food court is sad and such a waste of space. They should do something with that. Maybe an indoor play area or whatever. Love savoys and you really can find what you need there

Well, normally, I like coming here when I come to visit my grandparents from where I live in Texas, but my visit here today was a little upsetting. When my grandmother and I went to the bathroom in the JC Penny’s store, our umbrella was stolen from our cart. Now, I can expect things to be stolen like that where I live, but it kind of breaks my heart when somebody steals an umbrella from an old lady who has trouble breathing. That particular umbrella has been in my family for over twenty years, and would seriously like it back. I still can’t believe that somebody would steal an umbrella from my grandmother.

There’s nothing like a promenade. The Pinnacle Promenade does a great job of keeping it safe and clean. They change it up for the seasons, which is great, and they always have some nice music playing, for the ambiance.

Very nice outdoor mall with anchor stores including Dillard’s and JC Penny. Also has a nice mix of small and local stores i.e. Savoy Tea company, Rogers jewelers as well as traditional chains like Loft and Children’s Place. If you’re hungry there are a bunch of different food options, PF Changs, Mimis Café, Land & Cattle and more. Unfortunately the food court is closed and has really been empty for a while. I’m curious to see what they do with the space.
There is a small children’s play area as well a Malco movie theater. Pinnacle is always clean and well maintained. It’s a great place to walk around with the family or just take a break yourself and enjoy the sunshine, fountains and fresh air while window shopping.
Located near the highway it’s easy to get to and has plenty of parking. It’s also beautiful at night when they light up parts of the rooftops… during the holidays the lights are even nicer. For a relaxing shopping experience it’s a great place to check out.

I moved to this area about a month ago from Southern California. I was worried I wouldn’t be able to find a good shopping area haha. Well, this place was the answer to my worries!
It is a great outdoor mall. Has really good stores and restaurants in the main mall area and on the outside area of the mall. The architecture, landscape, and layout of this mall is very nice.
Love coming here!

This is a mall worth driving from Van Buren to go to (which is about an hour and a half). Even though they have the same stores as the Central Mall in Fort Smith, this one is larger, has more veriety in restaraunts, and is an outdoors mall. If it is raining, then people are more than likely not going to show up. BUT! Given Arkansas weather it is usually nice outside. Which makes this mall all the better :)
My reason for four (haha) stars is because parking is sometimes hard to find. If you do shop here, be prepared to walk! A nice walk never hurt anyone though (a say that). Like I said before, this is definitely a nice place to go when I want to get out of the Van Buren/​Fort Smith area and have fun. MiMi’s Café is a good place to eat for casual food– very tasty. PF Changs is one of my favorite chains, but I didnt have the best experience when I came here. It is essentially a fancy Chinese restaraunt with NO MSG! :D
Have fun!

This outdoor mall is among the best, in my opinion. It is very open and actually feels like a tiny model city. Comparing it to similar outdoor malls like Branson Landing (in Branson, MO) it comes out ahead in my opinion. While its main focus is chain stores and prices aren’t cheap (it’s not an outlet mall by any means), I think it is an asset to northwest Arkansas. My husband and I discovered this place six or so years ago completely by chance, we were vacationing in nearby Eureka Springs and hadn’t even heard about it. At the time, I was psyched to see a Sephora store in the middle of suburban Arkansas! This is a great place to shop, eat, and see a movie, but I think it would be even better if they added more activities besides those three. Perhaps a rock wall, games, drop-​in yoga or arts and crafts, pottery painting, etc. I realize it is a mall and not an amusement park but I just think it would add even more to the existing attractions within.

Lots of great stores… Banana Republic, Gap, Aldo, Buckle, Journey, Aeropostle, White House/​Black Market, Sephora, NY&Co, Coach, Nine West are just a few! Beautiful, new buildings, huge layout, large movie theater, 3 restaurants… Texas Land & Cattle, Mimi’s Café, P.F. Changs… If you are at all in this area you should definitely check out this gorgeous outdoor shopping center!

I’m not a huge fan of shopping malls, but the open air layout makes it a lot nicer. The layout also makes it much more enjoyable when there are large crowds because the streets are wider than in a normal shopping mall. There is also a pretty good selection of stores, and to top it all off, my favorite two places in the mall (PF Chang’s and Banana Republic) are right next to each other.

Pinnacle Hills Promenade is a 980,000 square foot, new open-​air center that includes: a 155,000 square foot Dillard’s; a 43,000 square foot 12-​screen Malco Theatre; and a 98,000 square foot JCPenney. Among the sit-​down restaurants featured at the center, P.F. Chang’s China Bistro, Fish City Grill, Mimis Caf are currently open to the public while Sullivan’s Steakhouse will open Fall 2007; a 23,000 square foot Borders; 250,000 square feet of «big box» retail village shopping with such stores as Sharper Image; 275,000 square feet of specialty shops (regional and national retailers); Pinnacle Hills Promenade is centrally located in the fastest growing area of Northwest Arkansas, at the intersection of I-​540 and the new interchange of Perry Road. Pinnacle Hills Promenade offers a pleasing diversion for Northwest Arkansas’ affluent customer base. Whether you are taking in a movie, strolling among the elegant shops, or dining at The Promenade restaurants, you will enjoy the lush landscaping, attractive water fountains, and charming architectural design which create a pedestrian friendly, park-​style promenade for enjoyment and convenience. Saturday nights include «music on the lawn» with local entertainment. There is plenty of benches about to sit and people watch. There is more than enough parking around the perimeter and inside the streets of the Promenade. Its the only place to do any lengthy shopping in Rogers.