Park West is easily becoming the spot in the area. It's brand new, beautifully designed, and…read moreclearly made for walking around, hanging out, and actually enjoying your time--not just running errands. The mix here is so good--tons of fitness spots, great food options, a movie theater, and plenty of social vibes. I especially loved that there are lighter, healthier places like Wildflower and Pita Jungle, but also a solid variety overall (including sweets, of course). Plus, you've got self-care spots like salons and waxing services, which makes it feel like a one-stop lifestyle hub. We spent time just walking around and taking it all in, and it honestly felt like a whole experience. With more places still coming in, this is definitely shaping up to be the it destination. I'll absolutely be back.

I would like to start off by saying this is simply a review based off the park west mall itself not…read morethe stores or restaurant selection they have available. The public restrooms could have been much cleaner, toilet/toilet seats had clearly not been cleaned well in a few days - most of the toilet seats on the women's restroom where loose enough you could see that they where loose. Stalls had no toilet paper or papers towels. They did have children seats available in the stalls and very nice changing tables for infants so that's a plus, they just weren't very clean. The splash pad/play area is overall not well maintained and pretty disappointing. Turf is uneven, bars are loose on the train ride on toy, splash pad water pressure is practically nonexistent - a dad had to show us a trick to stand on one of the "fountains" so the other fountain comes up higher and makes a big enough stream of water for your child to actually splash in... Not sure if that seating area with fans/misters is park west responsibility or a businesses but the area was not very clean, tables, benches and chairs could use a good pressure washing - lots of bird poop so be careful where you sit or set down your items. Overall the area is free to visit but don't expect a great experience but it will definitely get you and the kids out of the house.

The Nocterra is an outdoor shopping plaza. It has plenty of businesses to shop. They also have a…read morelarge selection of restaurants, cafés, and fast food. Plenty of shared parking and Wi-Fi in many of the stores.

This is an outdoor mall with primarily one strip. It can get fairly busy in the weekends. But it…read morehas a nice array of businesses and a bunch of mom 'n pop shops to explore as well as a theater. Overall, a nice and clean place.

Horrible horrible parking lot. The layout is not efficient for the amount of cars parked and…read moremoving traffic. Will not be coming here again.

Not bad shopping center it has. Lots of stores to choose fromread more

Nice shopping center they are building several new places but the biggest downfall there doing now…read moreis building apartments in the PetSmart parking lot which does not look good , The target is really nice and they added a michaels so that's good and seems they are building a dennys and a Freddy's steakburgers . It was nice they added a chipotle but wish they would try and get a in n out somewhere close

This block takes so much space it would be so nice to have a park or some local shops within…read morewalking distance

We stopped by Arizona's largest Five Below while passing through Buckeye. The store is attached to…read moreFive Below's massive 858,000-square-foot Western U.S. distribution center, making it the largest Five Below facility in Arizona. I was expecting the retail store itself to be much bigger, but honestly it felt about the same size as a typical Five Below with a slightly different layout and the same products you'd find at most locations. One unique feature is the large floor-to-ceiling viewing window where you can watch the distribution center in action, which was pretty neat. The girls loved browsing all the makeup, stationery, plushies, and cute accessories, so they had a great time. What really stood out was how friendly everyone was. The staff was welcoming, the store was clean and organized, and there was plenty of parking right in front of the entrance, so there was no need to schlep across a huge parking lot. If you're already in the area, it's worth stopping by--especially if you're curious about the warehouse behind it. Just don't expect the retail store itself to be significantly larger than your neighborhood Five Below.

Stopped by on the way home. It's been some time since we've…read morebeen in. Hubby found a cover for his phone, and I'm dying to find some earbuds to try before I spend a bit more for nicer ones. Prices are good, selection on loads of items. Lots of seasonal items, sandals/flip flops, inner tubes for the pool, t-shirts, and candy. LOL, I found some interesting gummy candies. We'll be back .

This was my first visit to the outdoor Happy Valley Town Center. I had an appointment with one of…read morethe businesses in the center. There are several other stores and restaurants in the Center as well. After my visit with the business, I walked to several other stores as well. Ample parking Lot and Wi-Fi in the larger stores.

Great place and well-maintained. There are a lot of useful stores. The landscaping is beautiful.read more

Gateway Crossing is an open shopping plaza. Usually busy, this plaza was totally empty except for…read morethe restaurant we visited on Christmas. Plenty of parking available.

I LOVE THIS PLACE!!! Takes me back in time to the old dime stores…read more Great selection of fabric and greeting cards. This is our go to place for greeting cards, three full aisles. I thoroughly enjoyed the staff as they are always kind and helpful. And Store post office as well. Pretty much one stop shopping.

Lots of variety there. Kind of an old fashioned place. I went there once and the line to check…read moreout was insane and they only had a couple of lanes open. I left without buying anything because of it.