There are a lot of great shopping and food options in the area, though the whole plaza isn't really…read morewalkable, as there are some busier roads and large parking lots breaking it up. Regardless, it's still a fun place to come spend an afternoon with the family

Over the last year, I've noticed some improvements to Jordan Landing-so I thought I'd update my…read morereview. What I've said previously still stands-especially about the roads and the traffic. On a recent visit, my son and I enjoyed some ice cream outside near the splash pad. There were tables for people to sit at (although they were covered in sticky melted ice cream) and a neat seating area. It is a place I look forward to visiting. I've heard that there will be some local musicians playing live music too. I can't wait to go check it out!

Nothing stays the same but change…read more This shopping center was going through changes before the pandemic hit us. Gone are the mom and pop shops, but instead you have chains, and more chains. Most everything is here banking, restaurants, clothing, exercising, entertainment, even a bar. Lots of empty buildings. Shopco has closed its doors, but it looks like Target will be taking its place. Gone are a lot of businesses so the plaza has an empty feel to it. One nice thing it is close to the 215 freeway entrance/exit. We'll see how things progress during, and after the covid 19 goes away.

My first time at Crossroads of Taylorsville. Ambiance was ok... I was slightly distracted while…read moreeating my tacos due to some rowdy patrons playing pool. I get it, ya stink... but don't yell and scream when you miss a shot, other people in the bar ya know. Tacos were incredible and only 6 bones on TT (taco tuesday). Our server Steph was a sweetheart and looked after us dearly, bless her heart. Overall, place was nice and well priced. Bring some head muffs if people are on the pool tables.

They have Cute little shops where you can find unique items. The candy store has great selections…read more The train shop has electronic rides for really small toddlers, gem panning and shooting.

The whole place is epic awesome and one of our regular spots!…read more We get dinner then we go to the Chocolate factory for dessert! We walk around the shops, buy gifts, and look at all the decorations. We have brought our dogs with us sometimes to walk with us.

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.

Most people don't really look at malls as individual entities anymore. There are so many stores --…read moreand so many options -- that we just go to the specific store or restaurant we are looking for and head home. The Commons does nothing to change that with its minimal number of identifying signs and directory maps, labyrinth road and confusing parking, as well as its "outdoor mall" layout. My one minor issue is as you walk from store-to-store and on the sidewalk, there aren't side-awning signs. For some stores, this means peering inside or walking into the street to see what store it is. The stores are The Commons biggest selling point. There are plenty of restaurants: Mikado, Five Guys, Chipotle, Slapfish, Rumbi, Pei Wei, Paradise, Wild Zucchini Grill, and Firehouse. There's a lot geared toward women: Alta, DSW, Nordstrom Rack, Seasons Boutique, a nail shop, a bridal store, and a Bed, Bath, and Beyond. There's a PGA Golf Store and a Sports Clips for the men to burn time. Overall, a nice place to spend a Saturday afternoon! :)

My family and I really enjoy this mall…read more They have a good mix of higher end shops, and mid range stuff. There's also a lot of food and entertainment options. I really like the walkways too, they are super wide, so even with a ton of people there, I've never felt too crowded.

Parking can be hard…read more Mall itself is ok, can be more organized, less scattered. Value is good for most stores. Service overall is good. Plenty of restaurants. Will come again on a weekday for parking situation.

The South Jordan Town Center is just what it should be-local businesses, a library, restaurants,…read moreshopping and city hall. It's not only a place that people come when they are hungry or running an errand, this place holds events occasionally too. The Farmer's Market is here in the summer and it's a fun, festive destination in the winter to see the twinkling lights and decorated store windows. The parking can get a little tricky if you want to park right outside the place you are visiting. But if you are willing to walk a little, there are plenty of spots just north and south of the main center area. My favorite part? The outdoor seating in the middle. Grab a snack and then sit at a table on a nice day and joy the shade of the trees.

This is one of the more interesting developments in the southern part of the SLC valley. It's not a…read moremall, and it's not exactly a neighborhood gathering space or community business development.... but they're really trying some things here and it's turned into an interesting development. You could argue that it's a strip mall of sorts, but that doesn't quite do justice to what's going on here. They're trying to be more thoughtful by creating community spaces, and when there's a library involved, you know it's not exactly a standard retail plaza. The thing that I appreciate most is that there's an effort (surely someone on staff?) to create events. I've attended the farmers market here a couple of times and enjoyed the small but lovely gathering of farmers and artisans. I had some friends sell there and they enjoyed the experience. I think this model of creating community in a space is great--probably it's not been as easy in COVID, but the last year has made me appreciate even more that there are spaces like this.

I applied roughly a month ago and was given an interview opportunity two weeks ago. I have called…read morefour times to check on the application and was told by someone in HR each time that the hiring manager was out of town and to call back today, as she would be back. I just called and was rudely told by someone in guest services, "we are not hiring, call back in March". Very unprofessional and inconsiderate! Will be following up with corporate.

Oh Target. How I love thee. Coming into your store makes me want to buy everything that I want but…read moredefinitely don't need ;) There has only been a couple times where I didn't find what I came for but it was because they were out of stock versus just not carrying the item. Service has always been good whether it be cashiers, guest services or employees around the store that I've asked questions to. This location has a Starbucks and food area. Both have been open recently, not sure if you're able to sit down in the dining area tho. Masks are required, carts sanitized as well as there is a sanitizing station at the door. I don't know if it's for customers but it's there. Store is normally clean when I've been there and only a couple times I've seen random items in the wrong place probably because of customers just putting them down wherever.

90% chains or franchises and 10% local businesses-you're likely to recognize this shopping center,…read moreeven if you've never been here before. You'll find the big box stores (Target, Harmon's, Hobby Lobby, etc.) and a handful of restaurants. It's always busy-there's something here for everyone. I appreciate having a one-stop location for many of the things I'd need when I leave home, but the crowded traffic does turn me away sometimes. The city recently replaced a "round about" with traffic lights, which helps with the flow of getting in and out. But once you're in the District, you'll be faced with a congestion again. Just plan on that and you'll be fine. And don't block the intersections if you're stopped. I'd love to see more parking options-it can get crowded. But this is a good thing, I'd guess-it means people are here!

I think I've heard the word "District" used at about 50% of shopping centers across the nation…read more Totally unoriginal. Chain store-dominant, fair amount of vacancies, poor attempt at creating a downtown street...manufactured feel and generic vibe here. See this place getting redeveloped. Poor execution of a shopping center. Only saving grace is the huge Megaplex, but who wants to go there now during Covid?