I like this mall for a lot of reasons. If I had to describe it in one word it would be...variety…read more It's a good place to come if you want something delicious to eat. The Fountains has lots of restaurants. Off the top of my head, there's pizza, fondue, Tex-Mex, a steakhouse, sandwiches, burgers, chicken and more. There's also a Haagen Daas, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory (they have candy apples, chocolate), Menchie's, etc. Don't forget Starbucks! I bring my son to get his hair cut here at Great Clips. We also like the Barnes and Noble. The other one in the westside is smaller so we come to this one instead. We have two aquariums at home. I sometimes come to the PetSmart here. On a few occasions, I bought some of my fish and their food at this location. I've also visited the Party City here. It was only so so because they were out of helium twice! Another good thing about the Fountains is that they often host fun activities for the public. They have free movies on the lawn, live music, yoga, a farmer's market, Xmas activities and more. There is something for everyone here! Check it out ,this mall is poppin'! I doubt you will be disappointed. I forgot to mention, they have quite a few water fountains and a splash pad for kids and adults during the hot summer months.

I love all of the stores and I love all the restaurants and the last thing I love the fountains it…read moreis so cool so you have to come see it because you are missing out

As a born and raised El Pasoan, you can't help but feel a sense of sentiment when you think about…read moreCielo Vista. From the childhood days of exploring the WB Store and Discovery Channel store (yes I'm showing my age), teenage years working at Abercrombie and Hollister, to my 20s buying every damn 1MX shirt at Express for the clubs and bars, this mall was a staple. Situated smack dab in the center of El Paso off of I10, it has still held its ground in the dystopian closures of malls and when the grand structures of what once held down America are becoming few and in-between. This mall is still running strong and I have to say that free parking at this mall is such a blessing. It's a tad surreal how you get used to paying for parking to shop in other cities, so it's refreshing lol. Yes some stores might not be ideal and someone is bound to offer you a "free sample" in a kiosk, but it's a fun place to experience time to time.

Typical mall. Typical parking. Typical mall food. Standard anchor stores, Macys & Dillards. Plenty…read moreof mall walkers.

A great experience even though it was drizzling. The light rain made the weather nice. Every person…read moreI interacted with in every shop I visited was so welcoming and kind. I tried a new snack at Frontera Coffee Co. It was fun to try something new even though I have visited the outlet mall many times. I felt so adventurous! Frontera is definitely eclectic. You can order coffee, tea, pastries, and items like elote or in my case loaded Doritos. The loaded Doritos were a medley of flavors: peanuts, queso, cucumber, jicama and more all in one bag! Very unique. I recommend The Outlet Shoppes at El Paso.

We dropped by to check it out...busy on sales day weekends…read more Everything is all set up for Christmas Shopping. Santa is already in play and the lights are out. Plenty of everything out here, from Nike to Banana Republic, it's a well set up outlet. Folks are friendly here, both crowds and the store help. Old Navy is having a 50% off most things sale this weekend. The kids enjoyed some Annie's Pretzels, but they have plenty of other food vendors on the complex. It's clean, plenty of parking and not much walking from the lot to the stores. This place was poppin'

Yesterday's El Paso Citizen Police Academy had CAP and a Texas Ranger speak to us about crime scene…read moreinvestigations. On my watch list now is Lonesome Dove and on my read list is Empire of the Summer Moon. To be honest with you, since the training is at Safety Town at Bassett around dinner time, I've been disinclined to eat there since the food court has really terrible Asian food, they just give you a lot to make up for it. BUT yesterday I found a hidden gem, literally it's in the far right corner of the food court. I think it's called Mr. C - Snack Shop which is really odd because it has everything from burgers to tortas, to loaded fries. They also have all the agua frescas, and fresh fruits alongside the snacks like elotes and chilindras. This carne asada torta was the bomb. So much flavor, they weren't stingy with the meat and I only got one gristly piece of meat. It's filled with fresh lettuce, tomatoes, and avocado salsa. It comes with hand made fries which I normally don't like since they're limp and have skin attached, BUT these fries were covered with cheese sauce! Omg that just brought it to the next level... Best of all, it was around $10 which is a deal for the food court and in these inflationary times. Oh and all the movies at the mall on Tuesday are $5.75 all day! You want a safe place to play for your kiddos that they can climb? There's a kiddie area in the food court and I saw them sanitizing it pretty regularly, alongside the Easter Bunny pics. I admit I never really go to Bassett mall unless there's a big event, like this weekend's Kids Fair, or shop at Costco, but there are still local stores doing their best to survive and we can go and #supportlocal

Since the first time I ever venture to this mall they have done some renovations. They have worked…read moreon a new food court, which is decent. Other than that it's not much going on here. They have a Dave and busters, express, target, few other stores and even a movie theater. The movie theater is the reason I normally come back. Since it's one of the smaller ones I have noticed it's never packed which is really nice! So shopping doesn't get as crazy as it would at the other malls. There are several people mainly seniors that are walking together as a exercising routine. One thing I would caution anyone is that Costco is right close by and their gas station is over by Dave and busters entrance, with that being said be carefully when going in and coming out because the gas station is always packed with cars in line.

Plaza Las Misiones is a large shopping mall located in, from what we noted during our time and…read moretravels here, one of the nicest areas of Ciudad Juarez. This mall was not unlike many bigger malls in the US and features a few better quality department stores, a cinema, large gym, a couple really solid restaurants, numerous kiosks, and even one of the last surviving Sears locations. Security is often seen patrolling the parking lot, keeping this facility and those patronizing it safe.

Unfortunately, I had a very disappointing experience at the Pandora store inside Liverpool. There…read morewere three employees working, yet no one greeted me or acknowledged me when I entered. I felt completely ignored throughout my visit. Good customer service starts with something as simple as welcoming customers, and that was missing here. The overall service, especially from the management team, was very poor. I hope they work on improving the customer experience because it did not reflect the level of service I expected from Pandora.

I love this mall. There's so many stores I like and I like the service, nice atmosphere great…read morevalue of the stuff I buy. I love the spazzo gelato and the keep it smoothie snack bar.

I had surgery two weeks ago and was stressing about going to vote and waiting in hours long lines…read more My friend told me that the mall has an area in the back upper level by the food court that is sectioned off for drive up voting. They have two voting machines in wheels that they bring car side! There is no excuse to not vote.

Friends took me here and wanted to explore a bit of EP, and glad we did! It's a small area located…read moreto the colorful apartment buildings, Montecillo apt. This little establishment is filled with 3 food areas and small shops. I've been to the coffee shop and Malaloma (I hope I spelled that right lol). The small shops consist more of clothing and some interesting, creative miscellaneous things (such as home decor, mugs, and jewerly). Parking was all right. When we entered the place, I felt like I was in a maze lol. But a very fun, creative one! Colorful and rustic. Whoever designed this place has great ideas. They utilized cargo containers and built a sort of waterfall and there's painted art all around. They have benches on all side and some tables and chairs. I wouldn't mind coming here again, wished I didn't live so far though. All in all, great place!

Such a cute hidden little gem located in the west side of El Paso. I love how everywhere you look…read moreyou see a painting. Came here to look around when a cousin of mine came to visit. There is a few bars and places to eat along with a new coffee place that just opened. I definitely recommend trying out 2ten if you want your coffee fix and you're in the área. I tried the Horchata latte and it was amazing. I loved everything about this place.

I don't come here much because this is definitely a place for soldiers to come to hang out that…read moredon't have much else to do. Feels like a teen hang out of kids goofing off sometimes. Which is fun to see them smiling and having fun. I am thankful that this is here, it is nice to be on an instillation that has so much available for soldiers so they don't have to go off post if they don't want to or can't afford to. They are spoiled here and most don't realize how well they have it with perks on post like this!

Beautiful and Trendy. I love Freedom Crossing at Fort Bliss because it is unlike any other post PX…read morearea that I have ever seen in the states. Cinema, fun restaurants, nice stores, cute toddler play area, water splash area for the hot summers, plenty of food options in its food court, huge class six, different barber shops, bank etc etc. This may sound corny but I have known many people who dislike the idea of visiting Fort Bliss but Freedom Crossing definitely makes makes it better. You can come here without a vehicle, experience it and have fun. Areas like this make military members feel like command actually cares for soldiers and their families.

If you don't come for the flea market on Sunday, you come for Fallas Paredes which is closing! When…read moreI went they were loading up a truck and taking things away. There are plenty of other shops in the plaza where you can find whatever you need but is still very sad, maybe they'll replace it something better for the community.

Great customer service very nice beautiful people and flowers and the flowers smell great and the…read moreflowers are affordable.

This is for the El Paso mural only. My husband and I were visiting family and had a little time to…read morekill before flying back home. I looked up what to do in the area and this place popped up. I wanted a quick photo! We drove over early in the morning, before most of the shops even opened. This meant less people walking around and less cars coming in and out of the parking lot. To get a good photo of the entire wall, you have to step back and into the car path of travel. It's a mural, it was a nice photo op. Nothing really bad to say.

Cute little shopping area on the far east side which holds some of my fave spots including…read moreArdovino's Pizza and 2Ten Coffee. Sometimes they have local farmer market pop-ups but they change often. All stores have different areas but it's a neat area to explore for a few hours. Obviously the biggest selling point is the El Paso mural that floats around social media.