City Creek Center is a really beautiful mall in downtown Salt Lake City. It's not particularly…read morelarge and is apparently closed on Sundays, but the design makes it worth walking through at least once. My favorite part was easily the artificial creek running through the mall. They actually have trout swimming in it. TROUT! LOL. I don't think I've ever seen that inside a shopping mall before. The store selection is decent, with a mix of everyday and higher-end shops like Arc'teryx. They even have a Toys "R" Us, which was both cool and a little sad to see. I remember when Toys "R" Us meant an entire giant store, and now it's been reduced to a small storefront inside a mall. There's also a large fountain in the center that puts on a light show in the evening at the top of the hour. I wouldn't necessarily come here expecting a massive selection of stores, but between the architecture, creek, fountains, and overall atmosphere, it's a really nice place to walk around while exploring downtown.

City Creek is a beautiful shopping center in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City, but being…read morecompletely closed on Sundays is incredibly frustrating and, frankly, difficult to understand for a major retail destination in a growing metropolitan area. Regardless of the reasons behind the policy, visitors and residents reasonably expect a downtown shopping center of this size and caliber to be open seven days a week--especially on a weekend day when people actually have time to shop, eat, and spend money downtown. Salt Lake City has become an increasingly diverse and cosmopolitan destination, and City Creek should operate like the major urban shopping destination it is. Closing every Sunday feels unnecessarily restrictive and out of step with what many customers expect from a modern downtown retail center.

+ Came here for D&B. Nothing else really caught my eye. Granted, it was already late evening…read more Surprise it's not booming with late-night bars. C'mon, it's downtown SLC! Or maybe I just dunno where to look. Some parts of this mall were too moderately quiet. I was hoping to see a more boisterous nightlife during my visit. Then again, I hadn't checked out every corner of this huge plaza, so maybe you'll have better luck.

I like it. It has some fun offerings, from free light shows in the fall and winter to several…read moreentertainment businesses, shops, and restaurants there is a lot to entertain. I have even enjoyed walking around at night. There is seating on both the lower and upper level on the astroturf and Edison lights hanging across the upper level. It has a beautiful atmosphere. Some specific stores that I'm aware of existing in that location. Our Wise guys, Museum of illusion, The planetarium, and some restaurants. Parking is paid like several areas in salt lake City. Some of the locations may validate for one or so hours of parking

+ There's Activate here. How can you beat that? + And this…read moregaming location is brand new! Pristine, mesmerizing facility. + Also various restaurants and stores here to find your fill. + Conveniently located right by the 215, and near various touristy attractions.

Ordered a Reuben Sandwich. The meat was more grizzle than meat. Really bad. The bartender was…read morerunning her butt off in there at 230pm. Seemed that she catered more to her regulars than others coming in. Maybe she needs a back up . Biggest complaint was the food. Will not go back.

This mall looks a lot bigger on the outside than it is. It could potentially be an amazing mall but…read morethey only have one anchor store, JCPenny. There's A Home Goods too but not sure that's an actual anchor store. It's a beautiful mall to walk around and shop. Lots of smaller stores many of which I had never heard of. A smaller food court compared to most malls. For there only being 3 days until Christmas I was shocked at how dead it was. We had pictures with Santa at 12pm and I got there early as I anticipated a full parking lot. But nope no issues parking. Found Santa right away in the middle of The mall by JCPenney. That truly is a beautiful set that he's in. He's also a good looking Santa! We didn't stop in or purchase anything in the stores, although we did walk thru Round 1 which was a cool arcade / small bowling venue. Lots of empty stores. . The center elevator was also out of order. So you I'd be nice to see a restaurant in here and eventually attend the Mammoth hockey practice arena to watch them practice. Also a Mammoth or Jazz souvenir shop would be really ideal.

This is a small mall with some decent stores and surprisingly good food court and other food…read moreoptions. I can see myself coming back here when I am in the area.

If you're looking for charm, supporting local, and a day spent shopping outdoors and with…read moreenchanting fairy sightings, this is your place! Come for the fun, stay for the shopping, seasonal themes and a delightful day of quaint shops and experiences!

They have Cute little shops where you can find unique items. The candy store has great selections…read more The train shop has electronic rides for really small toddlers, gem panning and shooting.

My family and I really enjoy this mall…read more They have a good mix of higher end shops, and mid range stuff. There's also a lot of food and entertainment options. I really like the walkways too, they are super wide, so even with a ton of people there, I've never felt too crowded.

Parking can be hard…read more Mall itself is ok, can be more organized, less scattered. Value is good for most stores. Service overall is good. Plenty of restaurants. Will come again on a weekday for parking situation.

The tacos Al pastor were so good, as was the torta de lengua. I haven't had anything that good in…read moreUtah. So this was awesome.

I've never realize we had such a fantastic place here. You definitely won't be able to miss this…read moreplace because of the huge sign outside saying it's the Latino mall. Inside there are different food and shopping stores available. The food places itself is totally worth going to. After the savory food you can definitely get the wonderful sweet treat. To burn everything off, you can walk the super market And get some grocery shopping done. There are several delicious tacos places there. I totally recommend the first one as you go in. The bakery inside is very delicious as well. Don't forget the palleta store as well. They have plenty of great variety there. Totally worth the visit.

Not often is a mall looked at as an individual entity, but it darn well should as our time is…read moreprecious. I would rather drive 20 miles out of my way for a mall that has an abundant number of products and services I need to get stuff done. Luckily for me, The Shops at Fort Union are near me. Because of their location near the junction of Midvale, Cottonwood Heights, and Sandy, it's close to a heckuva lot of people in the SL Valley. The first thing I like is that it serves more a close-to-home crowd rather than the business lunch or general shopping crowd of say a Commons or The Shops at South Town. The tent pole store of The Shops at Fort Union is the Smith's: A tried-and-true grocery store with good prices and a stellar selection. The Commons and South Town don't. There's also a Walmart and -- at least very important to me -- is a Petco: toys, training, and grooming for my dogs. Obviously, food is important to us Yelpies! I find myself at Five Guys Burgers and Fries the most. There's also J Dawgs, Chick-Fil-A, Firehouse Subs, The Pie (the best pizza in town, and they deliver), Waffle Love, a Rumbi, Dickey's, Jamba Juice, Starbucks, Teriyaki Express, Nagoya Sushi, Chili's, etc. There also several clothes-centric stores: Lane Bryant, Ross, Mr. Mac, Gordman's, and even DSW shoes. I could list places forever. My only beef is there is a complex right next to it with a Original Pancake House, a Wich Which, Coldstone, etc. that apparently aren't a part of the complex ... they aren't directly accessible and more of a pain to get to than they need to be. Overall though, a great place to shop!

What The Meadows loses in convenience (it's definitely a drive-a-round shopping center rather than…read morewalk-a-round) it makes up in the quality of its shops. For me, the feather in its cap is the Rodizio Grill, a definite step-up from the other Brazilian carve-of-the-skewer, all-you-can eat restaurants (Tucanos and Braza, I'm talking to you). It's a great "dinner and a movie" shopping center with a Cinemark megaplex right next door to the Rodizio, as well as a Pier 49 Pizza and Firehouse Subs close by. The Meadows is also a good place for the department store lover: Target, Kohls, Gordman's, Michaels, Ulta, HomeGoods, Walmart; Bed, Bath, and Beyond; Best Buy, and Ross. You'll also find an epic "Spirit Halloween" store there in the fall. It's got room to grow. The Applebee's that went under makes me think the locals expect quality ... I'm hoping to se more like Rodizio in the future! They could take a page from a very similar outdoor-type shopping center in Taylorsville and put up a lot more signage to make driving around easier. Still, a nice shopping center that I hope grows and grows!

The mall was fine. A lot of stores closed down as expected.. just how malls are now a days. But…read morethey had plenty of stores for us to shop at and were thrilled when they had the modest women's bathing suit store!

This is a really nice place and a good solid mall with a lot of interesting boutique stores and…read moreother popular brands, including some Uber, high end jewelers and watch brands.