Tempe Marketplace is another outdoor shopping plaza with a ton of parking, storefronts, fast food…read moreand sit down restaurants. It has a movie theater for your entertainment and a large bookstore. You certainly won't be bored here. There are plenty of shopping opportunities. It is nicely decorated and kept clean. It is easy access located right off a major freeway. Some WiFi can be found inhe larger stores and restaurants.

Walked around before our flight! It's a cool outdoor mall with great shops (J.Crew Factory,…read moreSephora, Dave & Busters) and restaurants. It's a great place to kill time before your flight. The airport is about 20 minutes away!

I love this mall since it has something for everyone it seems. While it does have very high end…read morestores and brands, it has mainstream popular brands like Express. Today I specifically went back to the mall after seeing a movie, to try on dresses I saw in the window of Express. It was definitely a successful trip, I came out with the 2 I loved from the window and one more. During my shopping trip today I also got a Boba from Boba Tea Company and some food from the food court. The employees at each store I visited were friendly and helpful overall which made the experience nice. This is definitely the nicest mall in the valley and has a very high end feel, I mean it is in Scottsdale of course ;).

Scottsdale Fashion Square is still a really nice mall. It does not feel run down or empty like a…read morelot of malls these days. There are a ton of stores, with a good mix of higher end and mid range options, so there is something for just about everyone. One thing I did notice is that there are no pet stores at all, which felt a little odd for a mall of this size. Near the food court there is a really cool spot called Wonderspaces. It is kind of an interactive optical illusion and digital art exhibit, and it is definitely worth checking out if you are already there. The food court itself is a little lacking, but not terrible. I think it is balanced out by the number of sit down restaurants that are connected to or close to the mall. Overall, still one of the better malls around. Clean, busy, and plenty to do.

I was blown away by the diverse selection of stores. The range of the value is from mid to very…read morehigh end clothing. The service depends, and it's a mall, so I expect attitudes here and there. Overall, this mall is vast!

Very beautiful high-end mall. Located in upscale Scottsdale AZ. You can shop until you drop.read more

Had a ton of fun here looking around at all the clothes and Knick-knacks available at great prices!…read moreRefreshed my wardrobe for spring for way better than I would've done at full sale, and was able to find my size, and saw many others available too, so that's what I love about the outlets. By the way, Margarita at Chico's outlet is a sweetheart!! She was the highlight to my day along with wetzel pretzel! she's so cute and I'm looking forward to shopping with her again. (EDIT) the selection and rare/cute finds were great so I give it as high as I did, but I wouldn't go to this place by myself alone again, so it's a 4. And I went at 11:00am on a Saturday. Aside from that, everything was great.

I gave Arizona Mills a four because there's so much to do at this mall. They have a wide array of…read moreshops and restaurants (food court), as well as an IMAX Theatre, Legoland, and the aquarium. There is also an arcade and a carousel in the middle of the mall today they had free interactions with the Easter bunny, and you can take pictures for purchase. They do have nice bathrooms, including the family bathroom however it was locked so you do have to call security to have them come unlock it for you, but someone was there in a matter of minutes. It wasn't dirty, but it could have been cleaner. I also have heard it can get a little bit rough here at night time, but I did not experience that while here around 10 AM to noon on a Saturday.

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.

Nordstrom Rack is located inside the Tempe marketplace. The rack has a good selection of items…read moresuch as purses, blouses, pants, dresses, shoes, and fragrances. The store carries clothing and supplies for women, men and children. The suit shoe section had some good deals with 70% off selected items. My friend found a pair of Ryka sandals. Great deal. Shared parking lot and Wi-Fi in the store.

Always loveky things on sale and easy returns. Nordstrom is a great store to shop... I have shopped…read morefor many years -at Nordstrom in Mall of America, MN

Mesa Riverview is a very large outdoor shopping plaza. Due to its vastness, it helps to know which…read morebusiness you are driving to. I wish they had more maps or directories of where you can find the businesses. Free parking and Wi-Fi in many of the larger stores.

Good area full of entertainment, shopping, & dining choices. Service is really good at the places…read moreI've been to. The selection of stores & dining choices is really vast & has much to offer. The value of doing your shopping, dining, movie watching, or even getting a haircut, manicure, or any other grooming service is really good, with many places offering discounts & client specials. Easily accessible from the 202 Freeway & Dobson Road in Mesa.

Quick Target runs are my jam and this location at the Tempe Marketplace is no exception. This is a…read morebig store that's pretty well-organized most of the time. Occasionally, you'll see some items all disheveled but overall it's got everything you need. If you take the time to browse the end caps, you may find treasures marked down up to 90%! You have to have patience and take your time. Sometimes I get into trouble browsing these areas. Something you should know (if you don't already) is that all stores don't have the same markdowns. And the prices you see online are not always what's in the actual store. One could be way cheaper than the other, so hold on to those receipts or if you have the app, returns/exchanges are no problem! While you're here, there's a Starbies inside if you need anything lil pick-me-up while you shop. Employees are pretty helpful and friendly. This is one of the closer locations to my office, so it's great for drive-up orders too!

This Target is located in the Tempe Marketplace. I arrived at the Marketplace early and Target was…read moreone of the stores that was open already. I do enjoy wandering in the larger sized Target stores. The store is very well stocked with clothing for the family, jewelry, purses, cookware, sleepwear, electronics, vitamins, and so much more. You can either use a staff member or do self check out to pay for your item. Shared parking lot and Wi-Fi in the store.

Have you visited Downtown Mesa lately? Light rail runs through Main Street. Many sculptures are…read morescattered through the streets. There is also wall art livening up the stark walls. They are free covered parking lots as well as free street parking. Many restaurants to choose from. You will have shopping opportunities too. There are several art galleries and an art center with performance art and special events.

Arizona cities have several downtown areas with various restaurants and shops that draw me in…read more Downtown Mesa draws me in a few times a year for shows at The Nile, a pretzel from The Salted Knot, or even just a fun drink at Level One. There's a variety of places with lots of different items or experiences to choose from. I've found the prices to be comparable to other downtown areas and the service to be very friendly.

I don't shop at Bass Pro shops often, but I do enjoy walking around them. The stores are huge and…read morethey carry lots of outdoor gear. Bass Pro and Cabela's are sporting good retailers that sell outdoor equipment for camping, hunting, fishing and other outdoor reactional activities. I am a big outdoor enthusiast and live next door to this Bass Pro Shop in Mesa. Most of my outdoor activities include camping, running, skiing and kayaking. Bass Pro Shops have been around for many years and recently acquired Cabela's. This Bass Pro Shop is called Outdoor World and has an aquarium, shooting gallery and animal displays. It adds to the fun of walking around these stores and gives you that feel that you are outside. The prices aren't anything special. But I like that you can find a lot of outdoor apparel and gear all in one stop. Bass Pro Shops supports conservation efforts throughout the U.S. The Islamorada Fish Company Restaurant that was here closed a few years ago.

On 12/21/24, I had a very disappointing experience at the Bass Pro Shops in Mesa, Arizona. During…read moremy visit, my mom was waiting in line to use the restroom along with several other customers when a mom and her child walked straight past everyone and cut through the entire line. It was extremely rude and disrespectful to everyone who had been patiently waiting their turn. What made the situation even worse was that no one from the store seemed to address it or manage the situation, even though the area was busy. Basic courtesy and respect for other customers should be expected in a public place, and unfortunately that wasn't the case here. While the store itself may be popular, experiences like this leave a really negative impression. I left feeling frustrated and disappointed with how the situation played out. I hope that some day, this issue gets addressed and resolved. Needless to say, I won't be coming back & would highly recommend staying away from this location.