I used to be a Target shopper when I was in college last century. Back then the name was pronounced…read moreTarJAY. K-Mart ruled the retail shops and Walmart was only in the South. But now I'm in the Southwest and the Target store in town sits near a major intersection looking neglected. There are always cars in the parking lot but most of them are for the Pizza Hut and Starbucks near the front entrance. I stopped by this place, finally, two days ago after work. I was looking for a cellphone rack to place in the classroom. Walmart didn't sell it and I came here. (Target didn't have one, either.) And then I remembered why I don't shop here anymore: there aren't any employees in the aisles! In fact, there were few people in the store and the largest crowd was at the pharmacy. Most of the employees were standing guard watching customers self-check out. Another reason why I won't shop here again (at least during the school year): most of the people inside the store were teenagers just walking the aisles looking at stuff. One teen recognized me and then two more. Next time I go to this store I'll wear a full-face mask and wig. I will add that the shopping cart I had rolled along flawlessly and the floors were clean and shiny.

We stopped here just before returning home. Mostly to walk around but also to see if there was…read moreanything we needed while we were here. The store has easily accessible parking, it's clean, and spacious. I wouldn't say a lot of items are worth the price when you can get the same branded items at other corporate chains, but I found a tote I needed at a reasonable price. Something I really thought was cool though is that their mascot (Bulleye) is now branded onto some merchandise, including as infant toys. No lanes were open besides self checkout, but the cashier running the self checkouts was friendly and social. I have mixed feelings about whether I'd recommend this place. As a store, it's better than most, but with the political climate and boycotts happening, that's really up to the customers to decide whether this is for them. It's on the pricier side anyway, and there really isn't much in the way of fashionable clothing for women that doesn't throw me all the way back to the early 00's. If you're seeking pet supplies like litter or food, you're better off going to Walmart, Frys, or anywhere else with ads and lower prices. Not a bad experience though. The book section, as always, is still pretty awesome.

Love coming here they have good stuff. They good deals on table cloth. I got dress here also. And…read moreshoes

This is a good place for cheap fashion if that's what you like, and recently they have only had…read moresuper skimpy stringy stuff but every now and then you can find something nice.

Wife and I love shopping here a lot of good wares and clothes for the missus. Staff is attentive…read moreand willing to help with any needs or concerns. One draw is a little pricey for the items but will pay a little more for premium items.

This is a chain of stores that have locations around the country. Usually very nice stores with…read moregood quality merchandise. This one is no exception. We browsed the departments but, did not have a lot of extra time to stop and buy anything so we will came back another day.

The Mall at Sierra Vista is a shell of what use to be. Things come and go quickly. However they…read morecontinue to put forth effort. Community events are what it's good for now. Advertising is nonexistent. Wouldn't it be nice if they added a grocery store or bowling alley in where JCPenney was? Look at Missoula. They revitalized theirs by adding the businesses mentioned above. Plus... why can't you knock down some walls. Add door fronts. Expand nice eateries. Storefronts. Crap even Amazon. SV has a building strip mall problem that can't even fill existing spaces. Sad.

This mall was still active 18 years ago, but today it barely draws a crowd. Most businesses don't…read moreeven open until the weekend. Not even middle schoolers hang out here. I stopped coming here when Waldenbooks moved out 15 years ago. Even Victoria Secrets is gone. Bath and Body Works, Famous Footwear, Maurice's, Spencer's, and Dillards seem to be the shops that draw people into the mall. I walked around the mall this afternoon to stay cool. The batting cage, jumping spot and Gathering Scene coffee shop drew in some people, so at least these businesses give young people something to do in the heat of the day.

This store is huge and has a lot of variety. The swimsuits aren't great, with even older women…read morepassing by and remarking out loud the swimsuits designed for them hurt to look at (they did). There were so many people shopping, my anxiety was very quickly triggered. If not for that, I might have taken more time to walk the store, but I still found what I needed.

This Walmart is absolutely terrible the people at the customer service counter are absolutely no…read morehelp they should all loose their jobs

Great service. Disappointed about shoes not being in stock...guess that's to be expected in a…read moresmall town with a military post that will go through a lot of running shoes due to PT. Kept clean. Not set up for strollers.

Being that this is really the only place to get Sneakers in Sierra Vista, it gets 5 stars. With…read morethat being said, the employees here are what make the store, Eric and his crew know and can talk sneakers, they always keep me up to date on any new releases they may be getting, and are always helpful when I take my sons in there. Don't expect exclusive level J's or anything crazy, but they do get a nice number of new releases. I wish they had more clothing, but the stuff they do have is nice.

The stylist Ariela was very rude. She picked out a few nice items and I thought that she was a very…read moregood stylist. However, she seemed almost annoyed at the fact I was needing assistance putting together an outfit. She pointed out one item she thought would look good on me so I tried it on, when it didn't fit she got annoyed and rolled her eyes at me. She snatched the dress from me and then went back to go get a different size. I don't go in here very often, but usually when I do it's a positive experience. I really appreciate the outfit, but she needs an attitude check.

I came in to browse earlier today and I found I kept getting bothered by an associate named reyna…read more I told her multiple times I did not need assistance and I was just browsing. She then proceeded to try to sign me up with their reward program more than once and was pushy about it to the point where I felt almost uncomfortable to even say no to her and felt obligated to sign up, I left that store so quickly and uncomfortable I don't think I'd be going back there again

upholstery We…read morecontacted City Creek furniture about reupholstering our old but well made couch. I was impressed with the attention to detail that the owner, Enzo, paid to each step of the process. The job was done quickly and well - the fabric nap was laid out properly (all in the same direction), and picky as I am, I found nothing to complain about. Highly recommend their upholstery services.

We bought two leather recliner gliders chairs, two very expensive chest of drawers and a bar. We…read morespent well over 10k and they had the guts to charge $300 for shipping. We found out that the exact same bar that we bought cost half the price at Walmart. We paid $300 to a handyman to put the bar together, City Creek was going to charge $1000 to assemble the bar. GO SOME PLACE ELSE! Also, salesman "Stan the Man" is a con man. When I complained, Enzo the manager, said to come in because he had a gift for us, No Thanks.