I forget that this shopping center exists, and I wish that wasn't the case. Everytime my family…read moreand I come we have a great time. There's a playground, lots of open space for kids to run around, then of course food options, and shopping. I highly suggest coming to check out it when you get the chance.

Was able to find a great variety of needohs and dumpling squishys! And lots of great service…read more The valué was great to.

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! :)

I love Jordan landing. Everything you need is in one place. It will always be one of the best…read moreplaces to shop and eat.

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

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.

***UPDATE No need to come up here anymore (traffic is a nightmare by the way) as Stein Mart is…read moreclosing their doors, and it was the only reason I came to this shopping center.

Not really much of a mall, maybe one day it was great, but not anymore…read more Barely any stores left, looks like a ghost town. Another chapter in decline of the American Mall

In a world of large retail centers with big box stores and vast parking lots, there are a few older…read morecenters that have been around a long, long time. Union Square Center is one of them. It doesn't have a lot of curb appeal, although at one time I think it did. The buildings have some charm and character if not a lot of upkeep. What I like about it here is that you won't find the boring run-of-the mill stores that you'll find everywhere else. These are mom and pops, many of them representing a variety of cultures, it's a wonderful melting pot of ethnicities and businesses. Sadly, there's a good amount of turnover in businesses here, but that does add a fun element to see what's new every time you come visit. It would be nice to see a little more maintenance and upkeep to preserve the character here...but then again, we don't want to modernize it too much, do we?

This plaza has been here for years, and years with so many changes…read more There isn't one original store, restaurant, entertainment, or hair salon etc still here. I have seen such a turnover of businesses here, now it reminds me of a ghost town. The parking lot is a mess and needs to be resurfaced and stripped. I've only started coming here because of the food prep company I started using that has a location here in the plaza. There isn't any other business here, that sparks my interest, from what I could see.

I'm so jealous that Salt Lake City has such a clean and nice Chinatown! There were so many new…read morerestaurants that popped up in this area since the last time I was here a few years back. They have a variety of Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean restaurants. There are a few dessert places and boba shops too. At the center of it all is a shopping plaza with a large Chinese supermarket, with lots of shops and eateries.

In my travels, I've visited lots of different areas that are touted as "Chinatown." Usually, it's a…read morefew streets that span multiple blocks with a handful of shops and restaurants that carry Asian food and goods. Here in Salt Lake City, it seems that all of these gems are packed into a compound just off State Street in South Salt Lake. You'll know you have arrived by the large structure that you drive under to get into the parking lot. You'll find plenty of restaurants, a few other retails shops, a bunch of arcade games and a bakery or two. The main attraction is the supermarket, which I reviewed separately. If you're here just for that, give yourself a few minutes to browse other things as well-you won't regret it. My only complaint is that the parking can be really horrible. It's a good problem-that means there are lots of people visiting, but it would be nice if you didn't have to circle the lot to find a space.

Very small mall but very clean…read more The biggest anchor store is JCPenney. They also have the new Utah Mammoth practice rink and newly opened Team Store. There's a lot of small shops, a jewelry store, a Hallmark store, a very small Home Goods, a Round1 entertainment venue that has arcades and bowling, a smaller food court as well and a car museum. Wish it offered more.

So many annoying kids but good variety of stores and easy walking distance. Easy access into the…read moremall even with construction