This target had a deli in it !! Truly love that the sushi is fresh and delicious they also have…read moreroasted chicken, fries wedges , and pizza .

The inside is clean and just fine. I bought sushi. The cashier says wow the salmon actually looks…read morefine today, it is usually old and gross looking. I eat a lot of sushi and it looks good. What a weird comment...and makes me want to not eat and waste this sushi. Two armed guards. Let took away self checkout because I am guessing too much shoplifting. I will be going to other targets from this point on.

This Marshall's typically has a solid selection of clothing styles and sizes, along with a wide…read moreselection of personal and kitchen stuff that gets me every time. items that draw me in. I walked in and it was crowded (holiday shopping has started). I was pleasantly surprised to see the racks full and the variety was on point, but trying to navigate felt like an obstacle course. The first thing that caught my eye, a hat from my favorite sports team, which is a rarity in Arizona, so I wanted to take advantage and grabbed it... And that's when the weird vibe started!!!! I feel like that hat was like a "bait hat"... after I grabbed it, I literally saw & felt multiple employees constantly glancing my way or looking at me discreetly through the aisles during my time here. I figured it out quickly as all the corporate people were in the store, as they had purple folders walking around and commenting on display setups, mini gatherings, talking about engagement, and more. Not gonna lie, it was definitely weird. Even when I went to the fitting room, I kept that hat out in plain sight because the energy was already awkward. The shopping itself was fine, but the overall vibe was... **DIFFERENT***. Not sure what was going on, but it made the experience more uncomfortable than it needed to be, especially here at Marshall's!!!!!

This particular Marshall's had a nice selection of women's wear. I contemplated getting a new…read morepurse. I saw many versions of the styling that I liked. I even slung them across my body to see the fit and look. I talked myself out of it since I just purchased a new bag recently. I wanted it but didn't really "need" it. I did see two new swim suits. I tried them on and decided on one. Extra bonus was it was a name brand. I was also humored in the dressing room hooks. One said possibly and the other said definitely. LOL! I checked out happy with my purchase. Large parking lot and Wi-Fi.

If I was allowed to write a 0 star review, this is the one time I would do it. My gift card was…read morefraudulently used by a random woman in California (which was shown to me by the manager working there) who had used 15 different gift cards for a total of $681. Nothing was able to be taken care of on the spot which is somewhat understandable, but days later my claim was denied. I was in absolute shock upon receiving this email. So because your system isn't able to prevent fraudulent theft of your gift cards I am left without my gift card funds? I've been shopping at Nordstrom since I was in high school 20+ years ago and I have always like Nordstrom Rack and Last Chance, but I mean this when I say this, I will never go there ever again or any of my family until this is resolved.

I love Nordstrom rack. You can always find some really great deals there. Same products just better…read morepricing always have great shoes too. If you're looking for good quality clothes at a great price this is your spot!!

I am truly very disappointed in the renovation of the new Park Central Mall, especially the tacky…read moreoverhead white strips, what the h@ll! it looks so unfinished, & tragic to me. And, the lack of shade, esp, upfront where First Watch is, there used to at least be an overhead roof for shade when The Good Egg used to be there, but they took that away. Shade is Vital, here in the hot months!! Duh!!

If you're looking for the mall, isn't it obvious? 3121, it's right there, duh! Between Children's…read moreRehabilitative Services and Dignity Health! ...smh ... Srsly though, this "mall" is closed. Shuttered up. Move along.

$3.06 yesterday, $3.16 today. Where to next government and business kings?Good gas. Good prices…read more I have a guy story from Costco Gas, March 4, 2026. The weather, as we know is unseasonably warm. Twenty F above average temps. I am converting to Summer Schedule. Knobby knees and pale leg sticks showing below carpenter shorts. The dog's wading pool is full for the first time since October. The same for his secondary water pot. His 3 water sources also rovide water for many birds, maybe a sneaky cat or two. The rowdy neighborhood chihuahuas are fenced out. I drink more water too. If you want a hint about your hydration, search "Fire Fighter Pee Chart." Clear means excellent. Yellow, drink more. Orange Brown - kidneys at risk. I drink lots more water too. What does this have to do with Costco Gasoline? My bladder, and all it's connections lapped the sun 74 times. Well over 50% of men will have swollen or cancerous prostate glands, or both. When many elder men hear water flowing, the bladder shouts, "Empty, Empty, now now now, Find a toilet, Boy And How! Yelp*, post check in, asked if a restroom is nearby. No Yelp, not for 200 yards. I have a Hualapai Tribal friend. A few of his grandchildren grew up on Navy bases and big cities. They do not know the cultural tradition of finding a discreet shrub to experience bladder relief. I was raised in that culture as was my child. Pumping gas can sound like a fountain or water hose. I had plenty of water this morning, gas at Costco was in the center of my errand list. The urethra twins began barking orders to the brain. Costco Fuel is a very public place, especially as the public lines up like it is October, 1973. Waits are long. Shrubs are low and trimmed perfectly. The pump stopped, focus shufted from my bladder to my heart. I saw the price I just paid. I nearly shouted for the Automated External Defibrillator; there is one here. But I survived the COVID Bread and bird flu egg crises. I got in the car, drove home fast, glad to get my has at the Costco Business Center, 33rd and Grand Avenues.

On a Wednesday close to the noon hour. Seems like this…read moreCostco gets more and more busy as business owners become more aware of this Business Costco. We only come here for the essentials and sometimes we have to travel further to the other Costco stores for things they don't have at this Business Costco. I do have to admit this Costco has the best gas prices in the Valley. For some you that have a need to save on office supplies you might want to take a trip here. The parking is kind of needs some improvement.

It was very busy on a Friday late afternoon but well worth shuffling through the tight isles and…read morebumping elbows lol because the deals weee chefs kiss! I found a cute pair of sandal wedges and 4 shirts/tops! I also got a sweatshirt on an additional 75% clearance for $3.24. Such a win! The lines for checkout were long but made sense due to how busy it was, yet still moved pretty timely. Can't wait to come back!

This used to be the place. The deals were amazing and dealing with messes and crazy amounts of…read morepeople was justified because you knew you would come out with some great items. Fast forward to current day 2026, it's giving Goodwill vibes, marking up items so high it's actually cheaper to go into Nordstrom its self and buy the item brand new with no issues. I've heard management has changed and that has been the cause for the price gauging. Honestly I blame influencers for showing off their finds and management for then taking advantage of people also looking for the same deals. But I'm over influencers and brands caring more about influencers than the people who have kept them in business for years, instead we pay more for an item than it's being sold for in the original store. It's a shame greed takes over and people lack integrity. I hope one day things can be adjusted and it makes sense to shop here again. Maybe with another change in management? One that knows what they are doing?

The Macy's at 2410 East Camelback Rd. is truly an amazing store. I had an amazing interaction with…read morethe fragrance lady named Judy. She was incredibly kind. I had come to return my 's fragrance as it shattered in the mail and she was absolutely incredible. Her customer service is outstanding and her level of care is genuine. We need more customer service associates like Judy one who truly cares thank you so much again! We'll be back to see you soon.

The Macy's website would not accept my review (which is shady and shows low integrity), so I'm…read morechoosing to inform my fellow consumers on this platform. Adidas Men's Superlite 3.0 Low Cut Socks - 6 pk. are a disaster of a product. Multiple holes in only 6 weeks. Socks usually last me 2+ years. When have you actually bought something from Macy's and thought "this is a well-made product at a reasonable price...." I would be lying saying that I will not find glee when Macy's goes the way of Sears...

This place has fully committed to the "shopping as a punishment" business model…read more Virtually everything, everything, is locked behind glass. Not luxury items. Not high-end electronics. I'm talking about things that cost less than a coffee. At this point, just close the store and switch to a catalog system because that's basically what this is. You don't shop; you request access like you're visiting someone in prison. Need multiple items from different departments? Great. You'll get to experience the thrilling adventure of paying for each one separately in completely different areas, collecting receipts like souvenirs, and carrying around loose items like you're part of a social experiment. Nothing says "we trust our customers" like forcing them into a scenario where even they start questioning themselves. And then there's checkout. Last time I was here, nearly every lane was closed except one, with a line that felt like it required snacks and hydration planning. Finally get up there, surprise, it's s card only. I had cash. Cool. So now I can't even buy the one thing I waited in line for unless I start the entire process over again. Absolutely not. Today wasn't any better. Trying to figure out where you're even allowed to pay for items that aren't behind glass is its own puzzle. Because once you do pay, now you're walking around with a bag and receipt while still needing other locked items... which you then have to pay for somewhere else. At one point I even asked an employee, "Do you ever run into issues with card payments getting flagged?" Because if I'm buying the same-priced item in different departments back-to-back, my bank is absolutely going to think something sketchy is happening. She just kind of looked at me like... yeah, probably. Which tells you everything you need to know. Oh! and yes, they check your receipt on the way out. After all that. Here's the wild part: even with all these measures, you know this hasn't solved whatever issue they're trying to fix. It just makes the experience miserable for everyone else. Prices might be low, but the experience costs your sanity. I will gladly pay more somewhere else just to avoid whatever this is supposed to be. Truly one of the most unnecessarily frustrating shopping experiences imaginable.

This store was very chaotic she we went in before Valentine's Day. I was quite honestly shocked at…read morethe very random items that are locked up. I guess it's the area, but still so strange to see. Most items are stocked well some aren't. The store was clean but when I needed assistance I couldn't find anyone to help. Other than that the prices are reasonable and I would shop again if I was in this area.

Every now and then, it's nice to stroll through the Biltmore Fashion Park. My wife and I…read moreoccasionally make it to a meal or to shop or even play at the Biltmore (or yes, a stroll). I also sometimes meet up with friends or family or even head there on my own. There's something for everyone and plenty to see and do; however, some of my favorite stores and restaurants have closed and been replaced over the years. It also happens to be where my wife and I had our first date! The Biltmore Fashion Park is known for some great restaurants. While there are some upscale and casual restaurants there, my favorites include Seasons 52 or True Food for a good meal and Frost a Gelato Shoppe for dessert. I really enjoy having several Fox restaurants at the Biltmore. There are also many other restaurants in the area. Several of the restaurants have great happy hours, too. I miss the Crepe Club though several other restaurants have opened since then. There are also plenty of shops from upscale shops to more casual ones like Lululemon and Sakes 5th Avenue. There are fancy clothing stores that my wife may enjoy though I typically enjoy the nice courtyard or seating outside some of the stores while she shops. Then, we grab a bite somewhere together. I miss the Apple Store and Sharper Image but look forward to what is opened next. There are also experiences from the Sip & Stroll (where you can enjoy a beverage from one of six restaurants and then walk around), meet-up with the Phoenix Run Club, the Art Walk, the Swiftie Liftie Outdoor Workout Class, or one of a number of galas or special events. Find more details on what is coming up at the Biltmore Fashion Park at https://www.reddevelopment.com/biltmore-fashion-park/events. While stores and restaurant hours may vary, the hours are typically 10 AM to 8 PM daily except for Sundays from 12 Noon to 6 PM. There is plenty of free parking around the Biltmore Fashion Park along with valet options. You can read more about the Biltmore Fashion Park at https://www.reddevelopment.com/biltmore-fashion-park/visit. There is also a mall map on there along with a listing of activities and experiences with events.

Great variety of stores from clothing, gifts, fitness, hair salons, makeup, restaurants, jewelry,…read morefurniture and so much more. Two large anchors with Macys and Saks 5th Avenue. A coffee shop and a gelato cafe. Valet and plenty of free parking as well!!