Very nice mall in Chandler Arizona! I came here on a recent trip to AZ, and found some great deals…read more! The mall was not crowded and has a very peaceful vibe. I will definitely come back next time I visit!

The perfect stop when you're hitting Phoenix ! Had a blast…read moreat puma , asics , converse & Nike outlets . After a few laps of the strip - you've got your steps in for the day already .

Such a cool visit. I felt like I time-traveled back to the late 90s--such a nice experience. Lots…read moreof stores. Dressy dress stores! A carousel. Lots for kids to Di! Check it out some time.

This mall isn't too big but I like the stores they have. I get all my heels and dresses for big…read moreevents here, needless to say I make the drive for the good prices. Customer service is always good, I have never been treated poorly in ANY of the stores. The mercado area has piñatas, pets, jewelry, phone fixing honestly everything you need is just in that little area I love it !

Adj: Still Satisfactory and Solid Shopping Site…read more Still a pretty good mall in the Phoenix area. It's technically in Tempe, but it's in the valley so it's all the same, lol... There's so much offered here and really convenient and centrally located. Many different retail stores and restaurants. From clothing to novelty, to toys, shoes, to department stores, it's all here. Plus lots of eateries of all kinds, esp. in the food court area. Several clearance/"outlet" type stores for brand names like Nike too. There are also the movies, a Rainforest Cafe, a Legoland mini-theme-park, plus the Arizona SeaLife Aquarium, so you can definitely spend the whole day here and have so much fun, and find all kinds of goodies that'll lighten your heart and your wallet. Mall staff we saw were working hard at keeping all parts of the mall clean, esp. around the common areas like the bathrooms and emptying out trash cans, etc. at the food court. Individual retail store staff were friendly and helpful too. Overall, a really comprehensive and comfortably curated collection of stores in a clean shopping center environment. Most importantly, you'll get your steps in as this mall is in a vast space and on one floor, so it's quite spread out and you'll do a lot of walking. Thankfully, it's also nicely cool here, perfect for the heat in AZ.

I had a great shopping experience at this Marshalls location and would like to recognize two…read moreemployees who made a lasting impression: Alyssa R. and Melany S. The store was well organized, items were easy to find, and the staff were friendly and helpful. However, what stood out most was the customer service I received. Alyssa and Melany are excellent examples of how much of a difference employees can make in shaping a customer's overall experience. I did experience an issue with my store credit card. I couldn't understand why it wasn't working, especially since I had just used it. During a previous visit to another Marshalls location, the manager was unable to offer any assistance beyond telling me to call the customer service number. I left feeling frustrated because I was missing out on earning points, which was one of the main reasons I came into the store that day. This is where Alyssa R. truly went above and beyond. She noticed that my card wasn't working, and when I explained what had happened at the other store, she immediately recognized the issue. She explained that this had happened before and confidently suggested adding the card to my digital wallet. Although I initially had trouble figuring out how to do it, Alyssa patiently walked me through the process, and it worked! Her knowledge, confidence, and willingness to help turned a frustrating situation into a very positive experience. I haven't typically shopped at Marshalls or its sister stores, but this experience has genuinely changed my perspective on the company and its commitment to customer service. Please let Alyssa R. and Melany S. know that their efforts do not go unnoticed. Their willingness to help customers and ensure a positive experience makes a real difference. Employees like them can shape how customers feel about a store long after they leave, especially since they are often the last people customers interact with during their shopping experience. Great job, Alyssa and Melany! Thank you for making a difference and reminding me that excellent customer service isn't just about resolving an issue--it's about making customers feel valued and giving them a reason to come back.

What a lovely plaza to shop, dine, and even get your self-care items. I attended a Yelp Event here…read moreat LATHER in 2023 and I've been frequenting the plaza a few times a year since (another great find thanks to Yelp). Love that they decorate for the holidays and just opened a Salt & Straw! I'll definitely continue to return and keep seeing new shops and eats to try. All the places I've tried have been friendly with a good selection and comparable price points to similar shops. If you are in the area, I'd definitely stop by. My perfect visit would be getting a Watermelon Iced Tea from AJ Fine Foods, Lavender & Pear hand soap/lotion from LATHER, sushi from Sushi Vibe, and end with a delicious treat at Salt & Straw.

Every now and then, it's nice to visit the Uptown Plaza. It's not near my home or work, but it's…read morenot too far from either, and I have friends who live near there. My wife and/or I will occasionally meet friends for a meal, happy hour, or to try out a new restaurant or shop. While some of the older places I used to visit or no longer there, there is still something for everyone and plenty to check out. They also have new restaurants and stores opening up quite regularly. The Uptown Plaza has some great restaurants. They are in general rather casual though some dressier. The Henry and Salt & Straw are probably my favorites, though I am excited for DiMaggio's Italian Restaurant to open soon. You can find the 13 restaurants listed if you go to https://www.uptownplazaphx.com/directory and click on DINING. There are also seven fun shops that are in general casual ones. My favorite stores are AJ's Fine Foods and Road Runner Sports. You can find the 7 restaurants listed if you go to https://www.uptownplazaphx.com/directory and click on SHOPPING. There are also 10 lifestyle services if you go to the same link and click on LIFESTYLE. There are also experiences and events that take place throughout the year. Some example events include the Sounds of the Season and Festive Holiday. Go to https://www.uptownplazaphx.com/events to learn more about upcoming events. Uptown Plaza is also celebrating 70 years since its grand opening in 1955. Stop by https://www.uptownplazaphx.com to sign up for their newsletter for updates and more. You can find a list of all their stores and restaurants as well as a lot of fun history about the Uptown Plaza. If you're looking for good restaurants and shops, definitely stop by!

Every now and then, it's nice to stroll through the Biltmore Fashion Park. My wife and I…read moreoccasionally make it to a meal or to shop or even play at the Biltmore (or yes, a stroll). I also sometimes meet up with friends or family or even head there on my own. There's something for everyone and plenty to see and do; however, some of my favorite stores and restaurants have closed and been replaced over the years. It also happens to be where my wife and I had our first date! The Biltmore Fashion Park is known for some great restaurants. While there are some upscale and casual restaurants there, my favorites include Seasons 52 or True Food for a good meal and Frost a Gelato Shoppe for dessert. I really enjoy having several Fox restaurants at the Biltmore. There are also many other restaurants in the area. Several of the restaurants have great happy hours, too. I miss the Crepe Club though several other restaurants have opened since then. There are also plenty of shops from upscale shops to more casual ones like Lululemon and Sakes 5th Avenue. There are fancy clothing stores that my wife may enjoy though I typically enjoy the nice courtyard or seating outside some of the stores while she shops. Then, we grab a bite somewhere together. I miss the Apple Store and Sharper Image but look forward to what is opened next. There are also experiences from the Sip & Stroll (where you can enjoy a beverage from one of six restaurants and then walk around), meet-up with the Phoenix Run Club, the Art Walk, the Swiftie Liftie Outdoor Workout Class, or one of a number of galas or special events. Find more details on what is coming up at the Biltmore Fashion Park at https://www.reddevelopment.com/biltmore-fashion-park/events. While stores and restaurant hours may vary, the hours are typically 10 AM to 8 PM daily except for Sundays from 12 Noon to 6 PM. There is plenty of free parking around the Biltmore Fashion Park along with valet options. You can read more about the Biltmore Fashion Park at https://www.reddevelopment.com/biltmore-fashion-park/visit. There is also a mall map on there along with a listing of activities and experiences with events.

Went up from San Tan Valley for a well publicized "Yappy Hour" apparently held monthly in the mall…read morecourtyard. What fun even though it was 90 minute drive for me. Decent parking and I found a close handicapped space for the van. Event started promptly at 5:30. A few vendors including our very own Yelp Elite Event spot in Gilbert -Pixie sticks. They had a nice boutique there with an assortment of their items for sale. Joining them with booths were PetSmart (pup cups), a couple dog rescue orgs, and a Halloween photographer. There was also great music and really good cash bar making some excellent cocktails. It was a free event. The cocktails were $9 apiece... decent value. Topped it off with dinner at ZinBurger before I left. There's a few great restaurants up there, so will probably back despite the long drive.

Daiso is an interesting place. It's basically a discount dollar store for Japanese imported items…read more Price tags are in yen and there's a conversion to what the item is priced in the US. Much like a dollar store there are value items to be found and others that seem overpriced. If you enjoy hard to find Japanese cultural items or simply some cute useful household tools this is the place to go.

Wahoo!!! What a nice surprise to have Daiso in the neighborhood. The store was super clean and…read moreorganized with friendly staffs. With items ranging from school supplies, kitchen wares, cleaning supplies, laundry items, party supplies, Japanese snacks selection, bowls, cups. And surprisingly Disney stuff. The quality and value which Daiso brings are endless.

Every now and then, it's nice to stroll through CityScape in Downtown Phoenix. It's near where I…read morework, and I have monthly meetings right within CityScape. I enjoy going out there for the occasional meal, too. There's something for everyone and plenty to check out. They also have new restaurants and stores opening up quite regularly. CityScape is known for some great restaurants. There are some great local restaurants as well as some regional or national chains among th 24 restaurants within CityScape. My favorites include the Breakfast Club, Dog Haus, and Mo' Bettahs (which opened not too long ago). Find happy hours published at https://dtphx.org/post/dtphx-happy-hour-guide. There are more than 15 shops and experiences. My frequent locations listed include CVS Pharmacy, Copper Blues, and the Downtown Phoenix Inc. Coming soon is The Escape Game. There are also experiences and events that take place throughout the year. Go to https://www.reddevelopment.com/cityscape/events to learn more about upcoming events. CityScape offers affordable, safe, and easily accessed parking to see and experience everything there is to offer. You can park at one of two parking garages with access at Washington Street, Jefferson Street, or First Avenue. Ask about validation from any of the establishments located in CityScape. The typical hourly rate is $5 per hour with a $30 per day maximum. Stop by https://www.reddevelopment.com/cityscape to sign up for their newsletter for updates and more. You can find a map of the stores and restaurants as well as a map of the area to help you find CityScape in the first place. You can also find jobs and contact the CityScape staff if need be. If you're looking for good restaurants and shops, definitely stop by!

FOOD, PHARMACEUTICALS, & FUN! I spotted several restaurants, a CVS, coffee, stand-up, and possibly…read morePilates at this entertainment hub near Mortgage Matchup Center. I came on a slow night with family (post-New Years) and it was quiet since things were opening up again. We visited Chico Malo for a quick bite and were on our way. I didn't see much security on the premises, I would've liked a little more vigilance. However, the area was well-lit and people trickled in as the night went on. There's a little bit of everything here at Cityscape, it's more of a convenience for tourists and locals who live in the neighboring high-rises. There's a nice bridge and dedicated parking lot for Cityscape. I want to come back when things are open so I can fully appreciate the place.

The desserts are really good but the bakery workers were not very friendly at all. They just seemed…read morelike they hate their job and don't truly want to help their customers.

Very nice shopping center, with everything you could ever want or need all in one big location!…read moreNeed groceries? There's AJ's Fine Foods. Need makeup & hair products? There's Ulta Beauty. Need a bite to eat after shopping? Take your appetite to Grimaldi's Pizzeria. There are so many stores to choose from for your shopping pleasure. I love coming here & will more once I move over to Ahwatukee since I'll be nearby.

This is an outdoor plaza full of shopping and restaurant choices. I was looking for a coffee shop…read moreto get a bite. I was surprised I didn't see one. Everything was closed because the hour was quite early. I did see a Panera so thought I would have a breakfast there. Plenty of shared parking and WiFi in many of the large stores within the plaza.

there used to be benches all throughout the shopping plaza. now, ALL THE BENCHES ARE REMOVED…read more employees have to sit on the ground or stand during their smoke break. no seat for tires customers. the message of this shopping center is "buy our products and leave our property" wtf. people eating for a ride unable to have a bench to sit on. shame on colonnade

Good selection but generally costs too much for pieces. Decent shoe section, has a wide variety of…read morestyles of clothing. Name brands.

My gosh, so many unhelpful people... nothing has changed since my last review. I asked about a…read moredifferent size and they said there were two and told me to go find them myself lol...wanted to buy some tennis shoes that cost $130 but were somewhat dirty on the soles. Asked if they could be discounted at all, the cashier said they could send them to Last Chance and I could buy them discounted there. Wow. Bill was over $500 with zero customer service.