Name: The Streets at Southpoint
Address: 6910 Fayetteville Rd, I-40 Exit 276, Durham, NC, 27713, US
Telephone: (919) 572-8800

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Phone: (919) 572-8800

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A shopping and dining destination located at the intersection of Interstate 40 and Fayetteville Road, The Streets at Southpoint is a mall that’s as much fun to explore outdoors as it is inside. Designed with an old-fashioned Main Street concept in mind, the A.R.T. Design group created 23 bronze statues of children playing. Found throughout the mall, one of the better-known bronze statues depicts children playing in a water fountain outside the Southpoint Boulevard entrance. As you shop the national brands you love and local shops, look for the vintage-inspired murals that adorn the brick façade conveying old-timey advertisements. A movie theater and numerous eateries make Southpoint a perfect spot for shopping, dining and entertainment.

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4.5

Nina Meas 10 months ago

It's a indoor and outdoor mall. Very beautiful, plenty of parking! There is a small playground area in the mall so kids can play. The stores inside are kind of high end. Small food court but definitely this mall is worth checking out!
Taylor McBride 4 weeks ago

The Streets at Southpoint is one of the more enjoyable diamonds buried amongst all the pine trees, whether you want to spend time shopping, walking around, relaxing, people‑watching, or visiting the AMC theater with IMAX (see my review of AMC), which is one of my favorite things to do.

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The outdoor section has a great atmosphere with clean walkways, open seating, and a mix of stores that makes it easy to wander without feeling rushed.

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Inside, the mall is bright, well‑maintained, and easy to navigate. There are plenty of places to sit and take a break, including the rocking chairs 🪑 in the center of the mall. I added a short 10‑second video of me sitting in one of those chairs because it captures the calm, comfortable vibe this place has. Even on busy days, there are quiet pockets where you can relax and enjoy the environment.

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🅿️ Parking: Recommend turning right ➡️ at the entrance and parking by Barnes and Nobles or by AMC. There are some truly hard to snag VIP spots.
Gabriella L 3 weeks ago

I'm usually a online shopper, but this mall might've converted me! There was ample parking, a great selection of stores, and the mall is so clean. I'm very excited to come back during the holiday season to see how they've decorated!
Pichael 3 weeks ago

I had a great experience at the Apple Store at Southpoint. The visit was easy and enjoyable, and afterward I had a wonderful time at Firebirds, where I met some new friends. It made for a really memorable day, and I’m happy to give the area five stars.
Ive Done Things 2 months ago

Southpoint Mall is probably the best if not one of the only remaining malls in the area.

I actually love Southpoint Mall mostly for walking around, getting exercise, and visiting the food court. 😂 It’s big enough to get plenty of steps in and the shops are decent if you actually came here to shop.

Parking is usually fine, but weekends and holidays get a lot busier.

Highly recommend going during the week when it’s quieter and you can wander around peacefully, get your steps, eat something, look at things you don’t need and go home.

I would love it more if Southpoint added 3–4 levels of activities such as arcades, bars, restaurants, bowling, karaoke, art exhibits, craft studios, large used bookstore/library, slides between levels, cat cafe, dog park, petting zoo, cooking classes, huge indoor playground for kids and adults, board game cafe, comedy club, live music venue, rooftop restaurants, rooftop gardens, $5 theater showing old movies, seasonal experiences like pop up ice rink or wave pool, international food hall of foods from around the world, comfortable lounges and sitting areas, indoor walking routes with mileage markers, community classes and workshops