It seems that the only time I visit Station Park is in the dead of winter when the last thing I…read morewant to do is walk around outside where the air hurts my face. But I have yet to find myself here when it's nice outside, so I have a slightly biased perspective. That's on me though. Anyway, I love the variety of shops here and the layout is interesting-not like a boring linear mall where everything is one long, dreadful row of stores that goes on and on like a dull high school science teacher. No, this place has twists and turns, shops are broken up by beautiful water features or seating areas-things that encourage people to linger. Aside from the terrible weather-which admittedly, Station Park cannot control, the parking is tricky. There's something innate in the minds of Utahns that we have to be able to park directly in front of the store we are visiting. We don't prefer adjacent parking lots, and get grumpy if we have to walk anywhere more than a few feet. So if you're one of those people, you'll be disappointed to find that the parking areas are further out and the few spots that are near the stores are highly sought after. So, I'll wait for the weather to turn nice, park in the nearby lot and happily meander through the shopping area with coffee in hand, humming along to whatever cheerful music is playing on the speakers overhead.

I really like this mall. There are plenty of different shops and places to eat. We love to hang out…read moreby the fountain and watch the water show. Some of our favorite shops we stop at are It's Sugar and Rooster's Gourmet Popcorn (looks like Rooster's is gone now). We stopped at Twig's for martinis and they were delicious! We come here every year and see Santa. They have the absolute best Santa by far! He and Mrs. Claus are so sweet! You've got to follow them on Instagram (myfavoritesanta). The line to see them is crazy long though...and it's sooo cold. Be prepared to wait about 7 minutes per group. I wish they'd put some heaters next to the line. We love Santa, but I don't think we can wait in that line again next year without some kind of heat. As soon as we were done seeing Santa, we ran over to one of those standing heaters to warm up. One of my biggest complaints is that my phone doesn't work very well there. I was trying to see if Rooster's moved to another area at the mall, but I wasn't able to look up anything. For a while there, I couldn't text anyone either. It's a bit frustrating. All in all, we love this mall and visit a few times a year.

I mostly avoid this place like the plague. This particular store has some bad aisle layouts, some…read morethat a cart won't fit through. Some of the workers don't know where departments are, or where we could find certain items. The main reason I rated them mediocre is their customer service center takes FOREVER. I don't really know why, but they do! They are helpful with returns and refunds, but waiting in that line seems to take a century. I wonder if having a few more people on queue to help with customer service would raise rating.

Less then a one star shoood be negative stats Worse place if you can go to Ogden or Logan if you…read morecan. The customer service is awful and the customer service lady Melannee is horrid and RUDE she should not be the first person someone works with when it comes to working a curiosity desk. The older lady is self check a complete sweet heart and could see my hurt and frustration.

Good mall. Decent mall…read more Lots of parking and we'll lit. Lots of stores, mostly for tennis and 30s. Enjoyable food court with a lot of tables in the center. Cute play area for kids. But the mall isn't anything special and the stores are the same in every mall.

This is a lively mall with a variety of different stores. The mall has always been clean, and there…read moreis plenty of parking outside. They have smaller stores and department stores. This is a fun place to shop during the holidays.

what a beautiful center at the City Creek Center…read more it's a first for me: an open-air mall, but i was also amazed by the size of the area and the stores that are all close by. you do have a parking garage, but you can also find street parking around the area; i walked about 10 minutes to the center my favorite thing here was the food court: everything i ate there was perfect and quickly served, while my CON is the long walk you actually do to cover all the stores and restaurants here: directory helps! damn, you ballin' Utah

Fun area for families to explore. I love that majority is indoor to keep you nice, warm and cozy in…read morethe cold weather. Plenty of shops for everyone here. I was shocked to see a Toys R Us here. The store manager explained that they are here to be around for a while so it seems like it is doing very well. The bathrooms here are very clean and smell actually nice. My first visit here was on a Sunday, so most of the shops were closed. When I came here recently, it was busy and exciting.

Never heard of the store went in to check it out big selection of all different things. Everyone…read moreshould take a look and see if there's something they need in there.

Great store for just about anything you need They have…read moreExpanded and are now bigger The staff are always GREAT and the prices are phenomenal for certain items

I had no idea Layton had a decent sized mall like this. It's still got kind of an early 2000's or…read more90's vibe but I think that adds to the charm. It seems to have pretty much any store you'd be looking for in a mall and the food court is actually bigger than a lot of malls.

This place is a very nice place to go shopping and it's a good spot specially if your looking to…read morespend time with family or friends

Good service big selection and good amounts for the value thank you!! People are very friendly and…read morenice

Employees are oddly rude at this location. I spend about $60k a year with Costco and I'm not going…read moreto make my way to this one again. I've shopped here a half dozen times this year and I have never been impressed by the service.

The food court was absolutely packed with people from a field trip so it was hard to enjoy the food…read morewe ate but that's not really their fault. However, the bathrooms in the food court are a joke. Not only does it smell like their was sewage that flooded the floor and they just mopped it up with a dirty rag and called it a day (smelt like feces and mold). The stall doors have holes where the locks should be (feels really safe and private). I really enjoyed the feeling of people being able to not only open my stall door while I was peeing but they could just peek in whenever they would like. The stalls also where all missing pieces at the bottom and felt like they could collapse on you at any moment. Just overall didn't feel sanitary or safe. Only reason I will return is because I love sea quest.

I don't live close so I never come here. I did today because I had a gift certificate to SeaQuest…read morethat I took my grandson to. (My review for SeaQuest is separate from this one) Mall is right off the freeway exit, and is easy to spot. I had no idea which entrance to park by until I saw their sign on the side of the building. Signage was miss leading as we tried to enter through the wrong door. The entrance that we parked by was the entrance to the food court which my grandson wanted to eat at when were leaving. Signs to locate SeaQuest once you are inside are well placed to find the entrance if you are paying attention. There is a small play area right in front of the entrance to SeaQuest that my grandson wanted to play at. I told him he could after we were done with our adventure. This play area on the bottom floor of the mall has enough to keep a toddle busy for a good hour. My grandson loved it and didn't want to leave. The mall was bustling with people. I don't know if this is normal, or if they were there returning Christmas gifts, or shopping their crazy sales that were going on. I really wanted to go shopping, but couldn't with a little one. I didn't think he would enjoy that, especially when he was having so much fun. Same stores as any other mall in the valley, so I will just shop at the one closest to my house.

I've been inside lots of shops that call themselves antique stores, but this one is legit. Before…read moreyou even walk in the front door, you see a collection of treasures at the entrance and you know you're about to embark on a journey. Floor to ceiling shelves, stuffed-and I mean stuffed-full of inventory. Clothing, dishes, trinkets, toys, hardware, art, you name it, they've got it. There's a certain "smell" in the place that even lends the it's authenticity. It's a cross between the basement in grandma's house and the old shed out back. Sadly, when I visited, I didn't get there early enough to properly browse through all the goodies, but I got a good enough glimpse to tell me that I want to go back. One item of note, that I'm not sure how to feel about...there was a collection of hat pins, one with a swastikas design. I understand that it is history, and technically an antique, but it did make me feel a little icky. Overall though, there are some amazing things in this shop and you could get lost for hours in here just looking through everything.

Way way over priced, nothing unique or cute. Workers are teen boys, didn't help or ask if we were…read morelooking for anything, just talked about how much stuff is listed for online..