Nice little mall…read more It's not incredibly nice, but it's not run down or anything either. They have a good selection of stores and food options. They also have a little kids playground which is always great to see. Really no complaints. Spent a good portion of the afternoon with my family and we had a good time

Leaving a five star to the security staff that helped me get a wheelchair for my husband for the…read moreday and made the process so easy. As for the mall it has a good selection of stores we like and at moment great deals in a lot of them. The Visionworks went to inside mall and was the best! All the staff from appointment to getting new glasses.

Reno Town Mall is one of those places that feels quietly underrated. The architecture is a solid…read morethrowback, very much old-school Reno, with wide open interior spaces that give it a nostalgic charm you don't see much anymore. It doesn't try to be flashy, and that's part of what makes it cool. One of the best surprises is having the Reno library right inside the mall. It adds a strong community feel and gives the space more purpose than a typical shopping center. You'll see people studying, families stopping in, and locals just passing through, which adds to the character. That said, it really feels like there's an opportunity here. I wish there were more stores and restaurants inside to help bring in more foot traffic and energy. With the architecture and built-in library already in place, a stronger mix of shops and food spots could easily turn this into a much more vibrant destination. It's not about high-end shopping or crowds. It's about atmosphere, history, and potential. If you appreciate classic architecture and unique local spaces, Reno Town Mall is still worth checking out.

Quality/Quantity - Not a mall we frequent. Actually, I just wanted to get out of the house, lol…read more But glad we came here as it had been a very long time. Supported the following business while we were here - Proper Fit Footwear, Nevada Marketplace, and the library. 14 businesses; I guess the restaurants/businesses on the other side of the shopping center are not part of this mall...? Ambiance - Huge mall, but NOT busy at all. Good restaurants that we frequent on the other side of the shopping center. We rarely come this way. Plenty of mall parking, huge parking lots. Open 7 days a week from 10am to 6pm or 7 pm, see picture. Events - See their website. Service - Good. Price - Proper Fit Footwear, got a pair of shoes for an amazing low price. Will be back in January to see the next set of shoes on sale. Nevada Marketplace - Slightly expensive, but is that (should that) be the cost to support local...? Library = Free, thank you. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since the 1970s...?

A retail shopping center in Northwest Reno. This shopping center contains 28,070 square feet and…read morewas built in 1996. It is located just 29 minutes from the Reno Airport. The RTC (Regional Transportation Commission) line runs to and from here. Located off of N. McCarran Blvd and Mae Anne Ave. It is approximately 5 miles from UNR and downtown Reno. The main entrance is controlled by stop lights, making for easy access with multiple ways to get in and out. The area contains a large, well-lit parking lot that is nicely landscaped. It includes a variety of national and local stores and restaurants. SaveMart, Chili's, DQ, Auto Zone, and Great Clips, to name a few.

This once sleepy little shopping center has added value to Northwest Reno by adding good…read morecompetition and well rounded stores and services. Staples, Walgreens, Save Mart, Dollar Tree, Discount Tire, Flowing Tide, Batteries Plus, Chilis, Jessie's Salon, B of A, Subway, El Polo Loco, Auto Zone, Chase Bank, Qdoba, Super Cuts, Jacks, Great Clips, UPS Store, and Electrify America EV Charging. Nice parking and landscaping make this a nice place to shop. Put a Dutch Bros in over by Discount Tire and this place would really rock.

As a local Sparks resident I am here often. I didn't realize that I had not been checking into the…read moreShopping center every time I shop here. These stores are located in the Spanish Springs area. It encompasses a huge area of land with a selection of independent shops that located on both sides of the road. The Galleria contains some of the most popular shopping stores such as Costco, IHOP, Fitness Connection, Starbucks, Home Depot, See's Candy, Office Depot, Round Table Pizza, Nikko's Greek Kitchen, AAA, Port Of Subs, and many other retail and restaurant types. For those looking for a business space there are lots of vacancies. Parking is great and location is beautiful. Sparks is small town friendly.

Great outlet mall with many stores! I don't always find what I'm looking for when I shop here but I…read moredefinitely have fun every time I come to the outlet mall when I'm in the area!

Mayberry Landing has 19 businesses that are open and ready for visitors! I like going over here to…read morevisit Walden's Coffeehouse, Healthy Tails, Big Horn Olive Oil, and the pastry place Franz's Backstube. I tried checking in here a couple weeks ago and it the page said it had closed. It's very much alive and kicking over on the corner of Mayberry and McCarran! Some really great local business owners in various businesses over there! Worth a stop.

From the owner: A boutique shopping oasis with a collection of unique shops and restaurants located in the heart of…read moreReno, NV. Mayberry Landing's offerings include: a wine store, several restaurants, an olive oil store, a day spa, hair salons, a pet store, pet grooming, dry cleaning, pilates, art classes, piano lessons, and financial services.

I don't usually write an update so soon, but after today's (3/12/26) amazing event, I just had to!!…read moreI am sure you can tell from my excess photos, we shop here too often... We are very loyal customers. Quality/Quantity - Here for the Wax and Watch event DIG. My first time and what an amazing event. Fundraising for so many nonprofits, see pictures. Also sponsored by Fifty Fifty Brewing Co; I had a few too many beers, too good of a time. I also found out about Fifty's Grand opening at RPM, which we also supported and attended the next day, see other Yelp Review. Non alcoholic drinks were also available. Too lazy to have brought our equipment for the wax. Plus Mt Rose gives us each 4 free waxes that I rarely use up. Raffle - We did NOT win. Atmosphere - Clean and organized location. Love the NV art on the side of the building/in the parking lot. Cool! See pictures. Open 7 days a week from 10am to 7pm and on Sundays from 10am to 6pm. Small parking lot, but because we came in off peak (weird) hours, it is rarely an issue for us. And today we got lucky as the lot was full but a car gave us his space. Service - The team is so welcoming and friendly. This is the #1 reason we are loyal customers. Events available - See website. Again, my first but NOT last time that I will attend an event. We will probably come back Sunday for the Mt Rose Passholder Spring Sale. Price - Expensive, but worth the quality, service, and culture. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1973. And thank you for also giving 1% to not-for-profit workers "to defend the earth." And having programs that raise awareness of environmental and social issues. My favorite program is Worn Wear. You can either sell Patagonia your used clothes or trade them in so they can fix it. I believe that reusing is better than recycling. Furthermore, they give you credit ranging from $15 to $150.

40% off which sweetens the deal when shopping at Patagonia. I love their clothes, but sometimes the…read moreprices, I don't love so much. Coming from Ventura, CA, I have fond memories of the Patagonia store there - where it all began. Love the outdoorsy style. This shop, downtown, was busy on a Saturday. Helpful staff.

Midtown keeps changing and seems to get better all the time…read more Since the major overhaul of the streets and sidewalks in Midtown during 2020, it's much nicer to walk the area. Parking can be a bit of a challenge if you're not familiar with side streets to use. But for the most part I walk in instead of driving. I enjoy walking to catch the many murals in the area. Often you have to veer off south Virginia Street to see many of them. It's worth it. So many great small locally owned businesses. New clothing boutiques and shops that offer recycled clothing. Many bars that range from fun divvy to a bit pricey with attitude. Venues to catch small music concerts, plays and improv performances. And then there's the restaurant scene- ice cream, brunch, Thai, Mexican, steakhouse, pizza, sandwiches, bakery and more. Take a day, maybe several and explore everything Midtown has to offer.

The girlfriend saw that it is snowing and insisted that we leave the hotel to watch the snow at a…read morecafe, preferably at a table with large bay windows. I said sure, just as long as you don't ask me to find identical snowflakes. We made our way to jostella as the snow was coming down hard. She got her window seat & i got my cappuccino. We like Midtown. It has nice cafes, restaurants, bars & consignment stores where you will see locals & out-of-towners pumping $$ into the city coffers.

Another older mall in Reno…read more It now houses just a few chain stores - CVS, Marshalls, My Favorite Muffin, Tuesday Morning, and a Port of Sub. As well as just a handful of small local shops. It has plenty of easy parking. But the poor tired looking interior and exterior needs some updating. Recently with all our rain, it was dripping inside in several areas. And it's sad to see so many empty store fronts. It's an ok spot if you want to run in and out to one of their major stores.

This shopping center is nothing special and it age is showing. I get the feeling while I'm in…read morethere that they are over due for a remodel and that maybe the place is lacking proper building maintenance, but even with that I usually always wander from store to store and find something to spend money on! They have a lot of neat and unique shops inside the mall, and a few big stores. Also there is a little Korean lady with a seamstress shop in there, and I've used her a few times and was happy with her work. The giant Shepplers Western Wear store is of course a place I have to at least browse around in, though I have not worn western clothes on a regular basis in a very long time..... but a Texan is just automatically drawn to anywhere that has boots, jeans, and cowboy hats. I have self control though and dont buy any of it!! They also have a background check place which is what first brought me to this little shopping center where you go to get your FBI background check and fingerprints checked and a security check ran for employment and I had to go there for my last job...... In case your wondering I am not wanted by the law and I'm cleared by the FBI and considered a non security risk!! I SWEAR that time I was on America's Most Wanted was all a big mix up :-) hahaha The shopping center is an OK place, it serves its purpose I just think its time to spruce it up. The best part about coming here other then you can get finger printed and not need a bail bondsmen is that when your finished you can just hop across the parking lot and go eat at Dickey's BBQ!!!!! Yum!

Quality/Quantity - How is it that I have never done a review here?…read moreIs it because when I come, I usually go to Grafted? Well not true, I am also almost always at Perenn. Anyways, it is one of my favorite places to hang out, either during the day at Perenn or during the afternoon/evening at Grafted. We (my wife and I) also frequent the other many businesses. I just really like to eat and drink. Atmosphere - Beautiful modern center. Actually, one of my favorites. 8 small businesses to shop. 7 businesses to dine. 6 wellness businesses. See website. Family friendly, plenty of parking. Service - Depends on where you shop, eat, or drink. Most, if not all businesses, are "high end" so service typically reflects that. Price - Above average, but that is the cost for quality. Although the happy hours are reasonable. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2021; I will try to remember to do my Yelp check-in when I am here...

Nice little open air market with many shops to browse. Perenn is good to visit also the rolled ice…read morecream. The ice cream is totally different than any ice cream shop, good to try at least once. One of these times, we will have to attend the special events, never tried those before. I like the fact that they have outdoor seating and have used it many times during the summer months. It helps to have lots of umbrellas for shade since it can be quite hot during the middle of the day when shoppers want ice cream. Since most the eating places are small, the outdoor areas are a huge plus. The pizza here is quite good, so go to try that. I like the Village atmosphere which is unique to Reno. It is almost like the places in Europe. Lots of parking and you can park on the outside of the rectangle, the backside, or in front. Never had an issue finding parking. More shade, and I would give it 5 stars.

Great location. It is next to the on-ramp of I-80 on Keystone Ave and W 5th St. In Reno. Close to…read moredowntown Reno and the UNR campus With over 11,000 Square Feet still available. This retail center is on 8.6 acres. It was built in 2022. It is located in the Sky Country Estates in Reno. There is a large parking area. However, getting in and out of the parking lot can be difficult at times. Especially during high-traffic times. Located here is the new Cracker Barrel, In & Out, Starbucks, Wendy's, Firehouse Subs, Mountain Mike Pizza, Chipotle, Jamba Juice, AT&T, and DULUX Window Coverings. With room to grow. Panera Bread is supposed to open here on November 20th.

The West Keystone Commons was a great idea, BUT, it's over built. Besides the multiple retail…read moreshops, there are 6 eateries including In-N-Out, Cracker Barrel, Starbucks, Pantera & more. Parking is a nightmare. The to go line at In-N-Out is so long, it makes parking at the retail shops hazardous & impossible during lunch & dinner times.