Friendly staff, more specialty items so selection is limited. Higher priced but also exceptional…read morequality of items.

Good food and great service. They were out of my favorite dish though so I had to try something…read moreelse... and it was very good!

Across America, some of the malls are dying and hasve closed sadly. I know one of them was…read moreconverted to residences. This one is still open thankfully. I don't shop often at malls. However, I still enjoy walking into one and shop one in a while. This is a large mall and is esthetically pleasing. There are many stores and shops. To name a few: -Marshalls -Barnes and Noble -JCPenney -Kohl's -Regal Cinemas -Zumies -Rue21 - Trampoline Park -Ashley Furniture -and many more to include food options. The mall reminds me of the Arden fair mall in Sacramento, CA.

Good mall with lots of food options and variety. Plenty of great stores like Marshall's,…read moreearthbound, Zumiez, Rue21 with great deals going on. Large mall. I enjoyed how there were photo booths all around. Family friendly mall with Santa photos going on during Christmas season. As for the bathrooms...disgusting. Horrendous smell. Avoid the mall restrooms at all costs and use the ones in stores instead. Easy to find parking and close to the bus stops. Besides the bathrooms I had a pleasant experience walking around this mall.

The location is good, but it doesn't feel like the prices are "outlet" or match the bargain vibe of…read morethe store. Lots of staff responses like "Um...pretty sure we don't carry that product. Or if we do, I just haven't seen it yet." "We might have those. Maybe check in that part of the store." (waves to corner) Then there was, "Yeah, you can totally return this by mail. Just send it back with the packaging." (Sent it back, followed up by phone, was told they refuse returns by mail, having the mail carrier 'return to sender' instead. But the pkg never came to me. Hhmmmm... No refund, no item returned to me. Ghosts have it, I guess?) It's not the staff's fault they aren't trained very well; that's a HQ decision. Just manage your expectations if you go.

It's not the biggest Nike Outlet and I can't say I saw any deals that were so great I couldn't pass…read morethem up. They had some of the shoes I typically run in but the price wasn't better than I could find elsewhere, so I wasn't compelled to buy them. Someone did welcome me soon after I opened the door and entered, which I know is an expectation... but no one paid attention to me at any other point in my time there. Fortunately, I didn't need them to.

Spokane is a funny place for board gamers. Board game cafes are heavy on the "cafe" and light on…read morethe "board game." Game shops seem to either have no space to play a game or they have lots of space with no clear instructions on when/how the space can/should be used and by whom. And all of the shops we visited while in town were struggling with identity crisis. As for Uncles: Good: Board game selection is better than the other shops we visited in town Bummer: Not a cafe and no obvious place to play a game, so likely intended as strictly retail rather than a gaming space. (No harm no foul...just offering an observation for the advantage of others) Bad: Nobody offered to help (employees stayed behind the counter while we were there). Odd: Organization/layout and display shelves were a challenge. Some areas were clearly organized and others less so. Just when I started to think I was understanding the organizational scheme, I'd find a game that obviously belonged with a group of others on the other side of the store. Just my opinion, but there is enough selection here that an alphabetical layout scheme would probably make sense. Suggestion: Pick an identity: Toy store or game shop? Gone are the days of the bizarrely mixed toy department in the basement of the local sporting goods store. Board games have moved beyond classification as "toys" and into the realm of being a true hobby all its own. If Uncles decides to focus up as a game store, consider dumping the little kid toys and leaning heavier into collectibles loved by most gamers (e.g. Funko, Iron Studios, Superhero/Fantasy/Sci-Fi stuff, etc.) Parking: rough. (Seemed as though downtown paid street parking was the only option.) Pricing is pretty standard for brick and mortar...a touch higher than you can find online in most cases. (I call it the "Instant Gratification Tax.") At the end of the day, I came away feeling as though the shop might be run by a pair of contentious siblings...one who loves modern board games and the other who is convinced that kid's toys are the way to go. Combining them in this small a space was OK in the '80s but now is just confusing for both groups.

Super helpful. Didn't have the game we wanted but suggested one the family loved including the teensread more

Another one my favorite shopping boutiques…read more Artfully and thoughtfully laid out and stocked with so many treasures from many local artists. Vintage and new, so much to choose from. Either as that special gift for someone or a little something for you or your home, you are sure to find it here. The staff is very helpful and can make suggestions when you are pulling together an idea. Check out the Ladies evenings and annual Fall Festival-so much fun!

Wandered in her in a Saturday afternoon and was pleasantly surprised by this nice shopping…read moreexperience. The store has a vintage and cozy vibe. The store has cute clothes for babies/kids and woman's attire. There are cute tees, sweaters, pants, and coats and jackets. There were tons of cute candles and gifts. The jewelry was very unique and adorable. The prices were a little on the pricey end but I did find the perfect and unique gift for a friend. There is a lot to see so give yourself a little time to enjoy and wander.

Awesome building. What's not to love from Aunties Bookstore, to Pottery Place Plus art and gifts to…read morethe upstairs galleries

This local gem is a 110 year old brick building in the heart of downtown Spokane, right across from…read moreRiverfront Park. It houses an art gallery, bookstore, game store, brow bar, wine tasting room, and restaurant. All of the businesses are local and one of a kind. The building is beautifully refurbished, with a bright mezzanine and an open center to see up to the windows and each floor. Local artists are also featured on a rotating basis on the mezzanine level and the 2nd floor, where the business center is located. The architecture and history of this beautiful building makes it a treasure here in Spokane and is well worth visiting.

Great customer service and convenient curbside pick up. Wish others didn't park in the curbside…read morepick up area. It delays the process for others. Order pick up has a convenient dressing room to try on items and return them on the spot it they don't work for you. Hannah at the Estée Lauder counter is so attentive to my needs and picked the right color for my foundation. She lets me know when favorite products are on sale.

Mens shoe department. I was recently shopping at the mens shoe department with my adult son…read more There were three people working in the department. Not one came over to ask us for help. We finally went and asked for a size. The young man went to the stock, room came back and said nope we don't have that size, not try a smaller or bigger size or anything, we than found another shoe asked him for the size, he brought it out handed it to us, not even offering to help us. Just lazy young people who don't care.

So many stores it's like a little mall. Basically stores that wouldn't fit in the mall across the…read morestreet. Grab my kid some new footsie jammies from Carter's. Then some Frozen Yogurt. Then new foundation from Ulta, then some sub sandwiches from Jersey Mike's. Finish it off with a Passion Iced tea from Starbucks and am not lying when I say - this all happened in an afternoon I ran out of gas and was waiting for my husband in this parking lot.