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.

This is a fun place to explore…read more Love the Asian snacks, drinks, and different ramen options offered here. I bought a few things for a small gift basket that included some of the things I mentioned above. An $8 individual ceramic hot pot type bowl that you can heat directly on your stovetop. It had a beautiful cherry blossom design. I also got a chopsticks set, and bamboo hot pad for setting hot pots or pans on. The cashier was kind enough to open the box for me so I could inspect the hot pots for damage. As other people have mentioned, it's like an Asian version of our dollar tree store, only Daiso prices range from $2.25-$18. It's very organized and clean. They have so much variety from toys, to stationary, gardening items, organizing items, laundry items and so much more. It's definitely worth a visit to browse everything they have to offer.

It's worth a visit to see all of the just totally random things they have. This place is hard to…read morecategorize but I'd basically say it's like a Japanese Dollar Tree but with at least 5x as many items. There's tons of stationary items, lots of small storage, little cooking utensils, makeup brushes and bottles, they even had a section for fishing lures. The reason for knocking the star is that the closest comparison is Dollar Tree but it's more expensive. The cheapest items are $2.25, but they carry some of the same things as Dollar-Fifty-And-Up Tree like the same LA Awesome sprays and LA Looks makeup. Another example, I was admiring a small metal trinket tray that turned out to be $6 but only seemed of Dollar Tree quality. I curious what others think, totally worth a stroll if nothing else.

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.

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.

Went to this mall for the first time a couple weeks ago. I had no idea we had a mall like this in…read moresalt lake! It's a beautiful mall inside and out, and it has all the stores you could want. It's a great place to just hang out with the fam or friends

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.

The whole place is epic awesome and one of our regular spots!…read more We get dinner then we go to the Chocolate factory for dessert! We walk around the shops, buy gifts, and look at all the decorations. We have brought our dogs with us sometimes to walk with us.

I have enjoyed shopping at Sierra for so many years. They used to be called Sierra Trading Post and…read morehad amazing coupons. The store has changed but is still one of my favorites to visit both in person and online. This location is in a busy shopping plaza and is always fun to stop in and see what new items they have. Most of their products are geared towards people who enjoy the outdoors. They have a large area for pet supplies and toys which I love to frequent. I also usually find some other great deals throughout the store. Great place to browse and find outdoor gear from previous seasons at a discounted price.

This location is stuffed with merchandise, so much that things are falling off the shelves. They do…read morehave great deals on outdoor supplies and clothes. Our visit today was unfortunate when we were met with a cashier that absolutely did not want to be there. She had no enthusiasm, did not ask if we found everything we needed, gave no sales pitch, just told us our total and that was it. Bummer because I usually love going to the register and talking to the employees. My boyfriend in the past also had a terrible interaction shopping online and trying to return to the store.

Nothing stays the same but change…read more This shopping center was going through changes before the pandemic hit us. Gone are the mom and pop shops, but instead you have chains, and more chains. Most everything is here banking, restaurants, clothing, exercising, entertainment, even a bar. Lots of empty buildings. Shopco has closed its doors, but it looks like Target will be taking its place. Gone are a lot of businesses so the plaza has an empty feel to it. One nice thing it is close to the 215 freeway entrance/exit. We'll see how things progress during, and after the covid 19 goes away.

My first time at Crossroads of Taylorsville. Ambiance was ok... I was slightly distracted while…read moreeating my tacos due to some rowdy patrons playing pool. I get it, ya stink... but don't yell and scream when you miss a shot, other people in the bar ya know. Tacos were incredible and only 6 bones on TT (taco tuesday). Our server Steph was a sweetheart and looked after us dearly, bless her heart. Overall, place was nice and well priced. Bring some head muffs if people are on the pool tables.

I love the addition of Citrus Grill. Nice center with a great ski shop and good restaurants.read more

This shopping center has the friendliest people!! I took my nephew trunk or treating here and fell…read morein love. The Dan's employees line up their cars and give out candy and donuts, and all the other businesses decorate and give out candy... so awesome! The entire center is very clean, kid friendly, and there's definitely enough parking, even during events. I've been a regular up there since, especially when I found out they have great food trucks Fridays and Saturdays!!

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! :)

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.