The whole look of the inside of this gigantic food cart is beautiful and amazingly well designed…read more And the great variety of little restaurants is crazy. They have burgers, BBQ, fish and chips, etc. I decided to try out Codspeed and there they have a fish sandwich that is called the "Cod Stewart". So tasty. And even tastier were the Garlic Parm Tots. Some of THE best tots I've ever had! And they even had those big, red Coca-Cola cups like they used to at sit-down Pizza Huts back in the day. If you're at The Gateway in SLC and you're looking for quality num-nums, this is the place to be!

The layout is horrible and is not conducive to serving multiple venues and all related guests…read more It's a maze to walk around to check out the vendors and the vibe is just weird. Just go to California and check out a multi vendor venue and mimic those.

So sad, heard about this online and was excited to visit. There were so many vacant spots. Also,…read morespots that weren't open.

The mall itself is okay. However the restrooms have those awful high pressure faucets that spray…read morewater over you and your face. Fix these please. It's disgusting.

This is my go to mall!…read more They have just the right amount of stores for clothing, children, home goods and entertainment. The food court has a large selection and is always tidy. The mall has an amazing play area for the kids, a massive parking garage and events and activities frequently outside. They have several restrooms with child changing tables, and private family rooms. They are always well attended to and stocked. If you are looking for more than the food court has to offer, their are several restaurant that share the parking lot as well as a movie theater. This mall is sure to have something for everyone!

Hmmm, well it's the best mall you'll find near BYU, but I would by no means say it's awesome. It's…read morenot bad, but not great shopping either. They did do some major remodeling recently, and that helped things a bit. It was better when they had the Nordstrom there, but unfortunately, and understandably, university students couldn't afford it so they got rid of it! If you can't drive to SLC, go here for shopping.

I love the idea of a food hall that incorporates many different types of food-a little something…read morefor everyone! Block Party 2700 does a good job of providing a diverse menu of options with plenty of seating and parking outside. They make dining easy-especially for groups who may not all want the same thing. I've tried food from most of the vendors here, and reviewed each of them independently. This review is for the facility itself. It's bright and open, which is nice. But it could have a little more "umph" in the ambience category to bump it from a 4 to a 5 star experience. Maybe a live DJ, music performers, open mic, a library of games, etc. Something that makes you want to hang a little longer. There is potential here, and I'm excited to see what they do with the place.

Wow this place is cool! I've never even heard of it until today and I don't know why. I love…read morethese "food courts outside of the malls". In fact, the only other one I know about is Hallpass. It's not overly decorated inside, but there is plenty of seating, and it's extremely clean. There is a Acai/smoothie place, cold cut sandwiches, BBQ, and tacos. I only had the Acai this time around, but I will most definetly be back to try the rest of the restaurants

My favorite exotic market in Utah. I find everything I need to satisfy my island cravings here…read more They sell Coco Rico, a Puerto Rican soda. They have fish and other pork parts that I use to do traditional plates. They have root veggies, recao, breadfruit, tamarind and green bananas, all of my favorites. The only downside is that sometimes the whole store stinks very bad, I think is mostly the days were they are cleaning the seafood tanks. Normally the store have a particular smell but nothing intolerable.

I was just looking for BBQ Pork/Char Sui and found a strong rating from my fellow Yelpers for Sam's…read morelocated inside Ocean Mart... let's go! The parking lot was full so good start... right next door is the state liquor store... so if you gotta go... Sam's is easy to find just to the right upon entering the store. There's a variety of stir fried veggies and veggie glass noodles that looked great. Hanging in a glass booth were the char sui and duck... I got a half pound of the BBQ pork and steamed rice for $11... they would not take a tip and gave me a complementary bottle of water... the lady helping me was super nice. There is seating available inside Sam's. I've not tried the food yet but so far I like Sam's. Ocean Mart has a huge inventory of fruits and vegetables that you won't find in your local supermarket and the prices are significantly less than the major retailers. There's a butcher and a seafood section too.

I believe the oil might have been too hot. It was burnt. We got the epic and it was the worst one…read morewe've ever had. Could not eat it. :(

We love the corn dog company! We used to go out of our way to get to one of their food trucks but…read morehaving this food court location is so convenient! They're always kind and quick to get you your food. Their batter is what makes this special. I'm really not someone who likes corndogs but it's genuinely SO good. My favorite are the baby bel cheese pops!

City Creek Center is a really beautiful mall in downtown Salt Lake City. It's not particularly…read morelarge and is apparently closed on Sundays, but the design makes it worth walking through at least once. My favorite part was easily the artificial creek running through the mall. They actually have trout swimming in it. TROUT! LOL. I don't think I've ever seen that inside a shopping mall before. The store selection is decent, with a mix of everyday and higher-end shops like Arc'teryx. They even have a Toys "R" Us, which was both cool and a little sad to see. I remember when Toys "R" Us meant an entire giant store, and now it's been reduced to a small storefront inside a mall. There's also a large fountain in the center that puts on a light show in the evening at the top of the hour. I wouldn't necessarily come here expecting a massive selection of stores, but between the architecture, creek, fountains, and overall atmosphere, it's a really nice place to walk around while exploring downtown.

City Creek is a beautiful shopping center in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City, but being…read morecompletely closed on Sundays is incredibly frustrating and, frankly, difficult to understand for a major retail destination in a growing metropolitan area. Regardless of the reasons behind the policy, visitors and residents reasonably expect a downtown shopping center of this size and caliber to be open seven days a week--especially on a weekend day when people actually have time to shop, eat, and spend money downtown. Salt Lake City has become an increasingly diverse and cosmopolitan destination, and City Creek should operate like the major urban shopping destination it is. Closing every Sunday feels unnecessarily restrictive and out of step with what many customers expect from a modern downtown retail center.

This mall looks a lot bigger on the outside than it is. It could potentially be an amazing mall but…read morethey only have one anchor store, JCPenny. There's A Home Goods too but not sure that's an actual anchor store. It's a beautiful mall to walk around and shop. Lots of smaller stores many of which I had never heard of. A smaller food court compared to most malls. For there only being 3 days until Christmas I was shocked at how dead it was. We had pictures with Santa at 12pm and I got there early as I anticipated a full parking lot. But nope no issues parking. Found Santa right away in the middle of The mall by JCPenney. That truly is a beautiful set that he's in. He's also a good looking Santa! We didn't stop in or purchase anything in the stores, although we did walk thru Round 1 which was a cool arcade / small bowling venue. Lots of empty stores. . The center elevator was also out of order. So you I'd be nice to see a restaurant in here and eventually attend the Mammoth hockey practice arena to watch them practice. Also a Mammoth or Jazz souvenir shop would be really ideal.

This is a small mall with some decent stores and surprisingly good food court and other food…read moreoptions. I can see myself coming back here when I am in the area.

This just to be my 1 favorite place to come to eat so far but this time I got disappointed with the…read morewhat I order the plate is full but there's no taste at all even I ask who has serving the food to put sauce on it still no flavor on my food

I personally think it's a lot of food than we actually pay for; I know a lot will disagree; but the…read morething is that they're very sneaky with their charges. When they ask you "Noodles or Rice" you assume there's no up charge... if you pick Noodles they charge you $3 dollars extra these frekin guys There's a specific cashier there, where she just has an attitude for no reason. The atmosphere feels rushed and hurried; not what you wanna feel when ordering food IMO. Careful with ordering food from this place, ask questions about if specific food items cost more, and double check when you get your receipt. I know they up charge because they know a lot of people don't check their receipts.