A "streetwear" boutique without the pretense. It's in Scottsdale Fashion Square upstairs by…read moreNordstrom. King & Duck carries gear from 10 Deep, Crooks & Castles, The Hundreds, ALIFE, Stussy, etc. They don't have the world's best selection, but it's more than you'll find elsewhere in this town. It helps that the dudes running the show aren't snotty douchebags, either. I actually got a smile and a hello when I walked in coupled with a genuine "thanks for coming" when I left with my purchase. Both more than I ever received at any dime a dozen boutique in LA and elsewhere.

Great selection of clothes. Customer service was great. I found a rare Billionaire Boys Club shirt…read moreI have been looking for several months there.

What a gorgeous store! And exceptional customer service…read more We wandered in from next door without knowing it was a men's store, but were welcomed warmly by the very charming owner Eric. He was so helpful and you can tell he loved what he does. It was fun to learn that he and his wife designed the beautiful decor! The clothing and accessories in this store are very stylish and high quality, from pants and shirts to scents and bags. There are fun items like really cool flasks and coasters too. If you're looking for some great men's clothes, definitely check it out! The store is a pleasure to shop in, with beautiful decor and artwork. There's even a nice lounge area to wait in and even a bar.

Great selection of men's clothing, from t-shirts, jewelry, dress shirts, sweaters, shoes, suits and…read moreso much more. Beautiful store with high quality brands that are unique to this area. Friendly customer service by the owner.

Lifted is a small streetwear boutique in Tempe with offerings from brands like King Stampede,…read moreAlife, and Undercrwn. The selection is sort of sparse (a few tees from each label at most), but that is to be expected from a shop such as this. You'll also find some sneakers here and there (mostly Nike), but I didn't see anything that really caught my eye. I walked out happily with a Lemar & Dauley tee and a conviction to return in a month or two in the hopes of finding more. As it stands, I think this is the only place in town where you can get anything from these brands. The only real knock against Lifted is that I found it completely by accident. The store is hidden away near the back of the Brickyard complex on Mill, so you'll need to actually venture past the Bamboo Club escalators if you want to go there.

great spot for nike kicks. they have some great sales on AF1's and Dunks. i'd go back if i were…read morein the area. not many sneaker head shops in AZ...judging by the prices they have more inventory than sneaker heads in the area. i wish they had an online shop.

KIDS THESE DAYS Good…read moreassortment of clothing styles and designs. They have what's trending for today's youth. Pre-Adolescent, Adolescents, Teens, even young adults can find sizes and fashions that suit them. Pricey here but there are a few clearance racks throughout the store. Quite a large store so there is a lot of different merchandise to look over. The clerk asked if we needed help which I thought was good awareness while they were engulfed in their duties. One cashier was at checkout the whole time ready to get you rung up and out.

Tillys is one of my favorite stores. They have a great selection of merchandise with excellent…read moreservice and employees.

Scottsdale Fashion Square has always held a special place in my heart. I've been coming here since…read moreI was young, and it's been so fun watching the mall evolve throughout the years while continuing to feel like one of Scottsdale's signature destinations. What I love most is the incredible variety. There's an impressive collection of upscale shops and luxury retailers, along with plenty of familiar favorites, boutiques, beauty destinations, and everything in between. Whether I'm browsing the latest designer pieces, treating myself to something special, or simply enjoying a little retail therapy, there's always something that catches my eye. The dining scene is another major highlight. There are so many amazing restaurants and places to grab a bite, making it easy to turn a shopping trip into an entire afternoon or evening out. I love that you can come for a little shopping and end up staying for dinner, drinks, or dessert. The mall itself has that polished Scottsdale atmosphere that makes the experience feel elevated, and there's always a sense of energy and sophistication without it feeling overly formal. It has changed quite a bit since I was younger, but somehow it has maintained the charm that keeps me coming back. If there's one consistent downside, it's the parking. Depending on the day and time, navigating the parking areas can be frustrating, and finding a convenient spot can definitely require some patience. Still, after all these years, Scottsdale Fashion Square remains one of my favorite places to shop, dine, browse, and simply enjoy the Scottsdale experience. It's nostalgic for me, but it continues to offer something new every time I visit.

Scottsdale Fashion Square plaza was the place to be on Labor Day. One of the underground free…read moreparking garages was packed with cars looking for spaces. We got lucky and found a space right away. The escalator going up and down was out of service. The two elevators were operational so all was good. The plaza features many familiar named stores, a Harkins Theater, food court, sit down restaurants, high end designer stores and many boutiques. Stairs and escalators will take you to various floors. Clean restrooms are scattered throughout the plaza. Be ready to shop until you drop. You'll also find valet parking and WiFi in the plaza.

There are Sun Devil Marketplace locations across all four ASU campuses; however, the College Avenue…read moreCommons location is the largest. I enjoy browsing the many Sun Devil items from State 48 shirts to books (on the 2nd floor) to gifts for others to fancy button-down shirts and polos for me. They honor discounts for alumni and employees, and they even have a dressing room on the first floor to try on any Sun Devil clothing. I visited the store yesterday as it was a calm summer day, and they had some 40% sales on the 2nd floor. Parking on the street or visitor parking in nearby parking structures. It's also a short walk from the Fulton Center, Mountain America Stadium, and Desert Financial Arena (and the rest of the north side of the ASU Tempe campus). You can learn more about the amenities of this location online at https://content.efollett.com/sundevilmarketplace. Note that the Cafe and Wine Bar is no longer active, and so the link is now down. That's where I believe Venezia's is (and where Uncle Maddio's used to be). There is a community room known as the Devil's Oasis Room in the Sun Devil Marketplace available for booking where you can arrange the room in a variety of ways for a group of up to 104 people. I'm not sure of the price, but there is a charge. There is also a Grab-n-Go location on the first floor with food and drinks including meal deals, a Coca Cola freestyle machine, and F'real milkshakes. On the second floor is a Venezia's pizza location along with a Sun Devil Technology Center with an Apple Computer Repair and more. There is also an active store online, where you can sign up for e-mails and get 10% off today by going to https://www.bkstr.com/arizonastatestore. Every now and then, there are clearance sales or employee or alumni appreciation sales including discounts on Apple educator prices each year. Last year, I recall a promotion where many products were 75% or more off in a grand clearance, which I've only seen happen once every so many years. I highly recommend any Sun Devil student, faculty, staff, alumni, or fan in general to visit this huge store at some point!

This 2 story store is filled with ASU gear. If you're an alumni like me your items are upstairs…read morealong wiith a small book section and a pizza restaurant. They have so many cute items ranging from $7-100+. They offer something for all sports and a few unique items for collectors. It is in a nice location with street parking available. The employees are all nice and helpful.

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.

Armon was super helpful and knowledgeable. He gave us so much of his time. He also gave us the best…read moreadvice on our Chromehart purchase. We will be back as my son is very interested in the quality of the brand.

Workers were letting people cut in line during their Christmas special. Sat in line for a while…read more people in the back of the line walked in with people already in the store. The guy that was "watching" the line did nothing. Unfortunate for someone that isn't even from the Phoenix area.