Some are People that come in are disgusting rats who leave there trash discarded where people feel like leaving it. Bathrooms are kept clean most of the time. But immediately after they are, people somehow find a way to defile it. I've seen it all too: Not flushing the toilet where I see there disgusting floaters. Pissing on the floor Leaving piss stains all over toilet seat. Spitting there gum in the urinal Spitting there disgusting tobacco on the floor/toilet/urinal Leaving a huge ass mess of toilet paper on the floor. Sometimes people wipe there ass and don't even toss it in the trash or the toilet. They throw it on the floor. read more

Today my daughter went inside this store but she forgot the name she was charged $50 for a pair of Pro Club sweats which wasn't even the worst part the middle aged man told her to try on the sweats right there in front of him which was very horrible he manipulated her made her feel uncomfortable and unsafe and I am so disgusted by this if you see a store with Pro Clubs Logo on the top right of the store with a middle aged Indian man with a mustache and beard he seemed he was in his mid 50s if you see a man that looks like him please say something my MINOR daughter she is 13 YEARS OLD!!!! With her friend please someone say something I am very upset with this if something isn't done with this I will take this to a higher level I believe the store was where Fresh and Fitted used to be at I assume he was the owner he wouldn't let her leave until she tried it on and bought it my daughter came home crying to me I am very upset that this passes with this mall this store was near Spencer's. read more

Gross, disgusting and ghetto. Used to be an ok mall to go to on the weekends to do some cheaper shopping than the Bay Area but I'd rather drive to Stoneridge or even Great Mall in Milpitas than go to this mall down the street from me. btw: tame your children in that play place please. read more

This mall sure gets knocked a lot by locals and out of towners alike, and yes, this is not a fabulous mall, and no people will not drive for miles to get here. I get that. But I think it should be reviewed in context with the community it serves. Between Mountain House and Tracy there are about 100K people within close proximity of this mall, that's it. Personally for that population, I think the mall does it's job. It can't compete with shopping areas in Modesto, Stockton, and the Tri Valley nor is it trying to. Quite honestly I am happy we actaully have a mall like this in our town close by without having to go over the hill into the bay area and fight ridiculous traffic. So the mall is anchored by Target, Sears, JCPenny, MACY'S, and a Cinemark Theater. A new Sports Authority is opening soon and I suppose it will sort of be an anchor. Other notable stores are Big 5, Foot Locker, Bath and Body Works, Homelife Furniture, and I am sure I am forgetting others. I think the only movie theaters in the area are here. I might need to have someone confirm that for me. This mall does have some vacancies and in the past had some other stores that are now gone including Barnes and Noble and Aeropostale come to mind. The mall is transitioning a bit and likely is a tad big for this city but as the area grows there is some vacancy to fill up and likely some more good stores will come in or come back. The place won't wow you. Chances are you will enter into the food court area which resembles a giant cafeteria, beyond that is an arcade, and the theaters are off to the left. Then you basically go into the hear of the mall. It is a simple one story layout. One really long hallway if you will with anchors at both ends. The good about the mall is convenience and central to those of us who live in the area. The mall is wide and open and easy to get around even if it is a little crowded. It has a couple of small kid play areas which is nice and there is plenty of parking. Getting in and out isn't a problem. The bad about the mall might just be that it is boring and vacancies occur. That may just be a function of the economy though as this area was hit a little harder than most several years ago. If you don't live in Tracy or Mountain House and you're driving through, you probably don't need to stop here. If you live here, I think you SHOULD go here and support your local economy and save gas rather than always driving 20+ miles to shop. If locals would actually shop local, you would get more quality local places to shop at. read more

Was there today and was very disappointed in finding that approximately 15 business's were closed and the ones that were open didn't really have very many customers in them. One good thing about the place is that it has one very long walk way. 10 times around it and you will sure get your exercise for the day, week even. Barnes and Noble had the most people so, guess people still like to read books. read more

It;s an okay Mall in Tracy. Filled with teenagers hanging out with nothing todo. Tons of parking. Shops are lacking in merchandise, cleanliness in some and customer service in others. Some ridiculous prices in stores for being in a almost ghost mall - i come here only to go to Barnes & Noble, Victoria Secret, Charlotte Russe, Game Stop or Target. read more

Barnes & Noble closes New Years' Eve. Aeropostale closes shortly thereafter. Hot Topic. Charlotte Russe. Vans. New York & Company. Bath & Body Works. Victoria's Secret. Torrid. Zumiez. Claire's. Rue 21. Children's Place. Things Remembered. Foot Locker. That's it for the important stores at the mall, and I bet the list will continue to get smaller and smaller each year. I'm telling you now: ten years, all that will be left is Target. read more

I've lived in Tracy for 12 years and I am embarrassed of our mall. All there is in the mall is technically the movies, and the shoe stores. Our food court kind of sucks as well. -_- We need some better food and better stores. Alot of the stores have closed down. American eagle, old navy, and even burger king is no longer there. read more

I stopped coming here. It's a waste of time for me.... the stores are nto 'out of this world, OMG I have to get to the West Valley Mall'. great. Just okay. read more

People are funny. You live here. If you want it to thrive and succeed then support it? If you shopped you community then your community can survive (better at least) This mall is not the best. Its not great either. But its actually ok. Not as bad as people say. For a small, commuter town its an ok mall. Has basics, cute clothes, jewelry, shoes, etc. CHARLOTTE RUSSE :))) The sad thing is RIGHT NOW its suffering... more stores are closing than opening. Usually it levels out... 1 opens and 2 close or visa-versa. But nothing has been coming in this past couple months really. (except sports authority in progress) I don't know what to say about that. Hopefully that changes soon. OH and Red Robin. People are failing to acknowledge is the management/mall/company whatever, does community out reach. They have random activities, plays, recitals, games, high school concert competitions, fundraiser for THE COMMUNITY, and charities, farmers markets, car shows, and more. The list goes on, talent shows, that American idol thing... I mean come on. At least they do these things. They do more than I've seen other malls do. I guess people don't appreciate things until they're gone. I'd also like to point out, I hear people say they need stuff like a coach and a BeBe, and other upscale stores. But lets be honest people, will those survive in frugal ol' Tracy? The same people come back from Paragon crying and moaning about their outrageous "outlet" prices and didn't end up buying stuff. Damned if you do and damned if you don't lol. Lastly I'll agree there are to many of the same thing. And many don't last. To many guys "fresh" clothes and way more girls fashion clothes and mainly for ages 14 to maybe 25ish. So that's an honest review. It serves its purpose. With some community support it could be so much better. I do feel like its going down hill unfortunately. read more

The only reason i give 2 stars is because, it's a friendly environment. other than that, it's barely okay. i might as well shopped in stockton. here, at least 2 stores on each side had their gates down, unsure why. in addition to a few businesses that are out of business. a tattoo shop: NEEDLES and THREADS, pretty cool place. nice shirts. staff there didn't acknowledge us at all. CELL GALLERY: you've got to be kidding here. prices are ridiculous for a hard shell case the guy actually had the nerve to say, when your in a mall like this, this is what they go for normally and better quality and selection. LOL, i told him, weberstown mall in stockton has a 2 for deal, even individual priced is still way cheaper and they have half the selection of theirs + comes out to less than his price = they are all the same quality. LiDs: staff was great. clean environment & good vibe in stock selection for sizes is not much available, style selection decent. ORANGE JULIUS: the guy who served us seemed bothered and blahh. all 3 of the julius were overly sweet w. barely any blended ice JOPPA: staff was great good selection on apparel style, only if your a small - medium size :( up to size 9 it seemed to be. wish they had sizes that fit healthy body types, the large looked medium CHOICE: staff assistance only when paying, and we got to hear employees discuss more than needed details about customer issues. store temperature was horribly warm, you could wipe sweat off the face. HIP GENERATION: staff was great style selection is good, sizes are limited to basic. GAME STOP: staff was okay real small, tight place. selection is okay. SANRIO: staff was good selection was basic and limited. good clearance or sale deals. AEROPOSTALE & AE & OLD NAVY & PAC SUN & VICTORIAS SECRET & FINISH LINE & FOOT LOCKER & VANS & & staff was great clean environment, good vibe selection is fair. BIG 5: staff was okay. smaller store, have to maneuver around to browse. selection is basic. a PLUS ++ family bathroom, movie theater, carousel, kids playground, target, nearby restaurants there's no way we could accomplish all our shopping needs & wants. a real mall is worth the drive, this isn't one to experience. barely decent, nothing special. rather go to the bay area & spend the day w. accomplishments read more

As a father of two young kids, I'm partial to a mall that features a carousel and arcade. It's almost like an indoor carnival for us. As someone who goes to a mall to buy something, however, I'm thoroughly unimpressed. Aside from the Target and the bookstore, the mall itself lacks any specialty stores worthy of attention. It's worth driving an extra 25 miles out to Pleasanton's Stoneridge if you want a more lively shopping experience. read more

Just keeps getting worse! Everything is closing. They need to get big name stores in ASAP! Get rid of the cheap knock off stores. A dollar store? Really??? This is why everyone shops in other towns. Tracy lacks options. Not to mention you can rarely park there without having your vehicle broken into or vandalized in some way. Even the Macys is so small that it's not worth going to. Target is the only reason to go there now. And I wouldn't be surprised if they moved eventually. Just go bury it in the Tracy Retail Graveyard....it's located by the Tracy Outlets. read more

This is not a mall that I normally go to. If we are in Tracy visiting family and REALLY do not have anything to do, we stop here to look around at random stores. This mall really does not have many shops. When I go here, I stop by a few shoe stores, big 5, target, and JcPennys. There is really not much going on at this mall. I would rather drive the 25 mins and go to Stoneridge mall. I guess it is okay for a small town, but it is not a place I look forward to going every time. It is what is is... Enjoy. read more

Too bad this is the only mall in Tracy. Even though they have stores I usually shop in (Zumiez, Vans, etc.), they don't a lot of things that I can find at the shops in San Jose. I have no idea why, but they took out Old Navy. It was a pretty big one too. Seems to be the only mall I know of now that still has an arcade. Overall it's ok, but don't expect too much. read more

True, it's a lonely little mall still waiting for the crowd of hungry consumers that never quite came, but there's a certain understated charm to its vast walkways and unfamiliar store brands. For one, it's one of the most kid-friendly malls I've ever been to, considering it's scale. There's an pretty cheap movie theatre, arcade, carousel, play-area, assorted 25cent candy machines throughout (and a train? but I haven't seen it recently) and tons of space for kids to run around in and not risk being tramped on by groups of moody, gangly teens or women in big shades and needle-point stilettos. My younger siblings love the play-area and all hunger pangs are easily satiated with a quick trip to the Auntie's pretzels and Tutti Fruitti, which makes things a lot easier for my mom when she gets her shop on. Shopping-wise: Macy's has never failed me in turning up a great deal (Tommy Hilfiger collared button-up for $10? Yes please!), but the woman's section leaves much much to be desired. Still, this Macy's can be a trove of bargains (though it does require a thorough hunt), and the salespeople are really sweet, helpful, and VERY patient with coupons. There are a few mainstays like AE, Target, Aeropostale, Bath and Body Works, Charlotte Russe, Famous Footwear, JCPenneys, etcetc as well as a few non-brands like Joppa, Hip Generation, and Choice which are fun to walk in and buy trend items without breaking the bank. Most stores on the two ends of the mall come and go, which is sad and makes the shopping experience from season to season a bit like speed-dating. +1 for the Sonic outside! It's definitely a mall still trying to find its groove, but there are certainly aspects of it that I really appreciate. And PRETTY PLEASE, the addition of a Forever21 and a HM would be awesome possum! read more

Sad sad mall. Decrepit and eerie. A few mediocre spots, i.e, local movie theater, Victorias secrets, Target, Shedskin Reptiles, .. but overall lacking. I would skip the mall, and just buy whatever you need at the individual stores scattered across Tracy. read more

Holy Wife Beater Batman! There is a Tattoo Shop IN THE MALL!!!!! Hubby dropped off his truck to get an alignment from Sear's so I can drive it when he gone. So we cruised the mall while it was getting fixed. -Barnes and Noble! YAY! I love this place. We split up and I went to the cookbook section and he found his travel book he was looking for. -Gottschalk's was a good bathroom stop - nice and clean! -KarmelKorn/Dairy Queen/Orange Julius - Strawberry Julius is my FAVE. -Target for Easter Candy There are a couple of other brand name stores. But not much. The food court is basic - a mexican place, chinese food, I think Burger King and something else. There is a movie theater here too - next to the food court which is kinda smart. But otherwise I like Stoneridge for all my shopping needs. Unless I want a mall tat! read more

Only existing mall in tracy and it serves its purpose. They have anchor stores like target, jcp, sears and macys and additional shops inside. It's a good mall if you want to kill time and do your routine walking exercise and window shop. It's not always packed which is a plus for me, because honestly too much people gives me the hives. I love that target is within this mall so i can just shop there and still wander around the mall. They also have a kids playplace and giant chess/chessboard that you can play with. read more

I remember when I was little I would be excited to go to to the mall with my parents but when we went to West Valley, I would always be pretty bummed. Why? They only had a few stores that I liked and they didn't have a Forever 21. I rarely go to this mall but the only time I would go is when my family and I would eat at Hometown Buffet or if I don't feel like driving all the way to Stockton. This is the only mall in the Central Valley that has a movie theater inside of it. Plus, their arcade isn't that bad either and it beats the one in Stockton. It's just sad to see some stores close down due to the recession. FYI, there's a big carousel located in the middle of the food court for kids to ride on which is pretty cool considering I haven't seen any carousel in any other mall. read more

This is a great mall. It's small and they don't have a lot of stores, but it's not super crowded and it's great to browse. They have a giant carousel in the food court area! And a giant chess set down the hall! Some of the features: * Target * Macy's * An animal rescue center * Reptile store * Victoria's Secret * Claire's * American Eagle Also, they have a Hot Dog on a Stick! read more

This place made my heart warm up! The Marshmello sticker I purchased was amazing! Also, it had a very decent gourmet fries at Charley's and there was a lot of fortnite stuff at spencer's, tilt, anywhere. I will give it a four because the mall was so dope! read more

I don't know how, but this mall is still quasi-functional. Granted, It's clean and the shops are decent. However, even before the declining market, this place has not been entertaining attractive vendors. I kind-of feel like this is the K-Mart of malls compared to the surrounding area. The mall in Tracy is just not a fun place to go window shopping. There are many would-be stores that are dark and empty (closed). I'll usually go to get what I need and I'm gone. The primary reasons for my patroniage is getting food to-go in the food court, our taking in a nickelodeon at CineMark. Nothing there makes me want to shop around and have fun. Just east of us in Manteca is an awesome outdoor mall. Ever since they opened up, that are easily putting our shops and location to shame. They have higher quality vendors and places you actually want to "shop" in. read more

This is a picture of a rat that got ran over right by the entrance where the food place are at the rat was sitting there for a couple of days no one bothered to pick it up I wouldn't recommend eating at the mall read more

West Valley Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Tracy, California

I like this mall compare to other malls I've been too. I got to say, I like how wide the mall is. A lot of walking space, even though there's not much people come here. It's more to Stockton mall amount of people, and note is one story as well. Though better having Target, a lot of activity for kids to do ( play rooms), gaming room ( more like for teenagers and adult area), a movie theater, and much more! I see there was a lot of people in the salon. There's even a furniture store! The internet WiFi is slow. Some stores closed and some seems cramped. The food court could have better options, but it's still good. If the mall still have Barnes and noble that would be a plus. read more

I like this mall cause its hardly ever busy and filled with a variety stores. I dig the carousel near the movie theater/food court cause it distracts my babies from goin' wild Plenty of shoe and clothing stores as well as the usual favorite bath and body works and a variety of jewelers. Definitely a ghost town but that makes it less distracting while shopping read more

coming from someone who has lived in san francisco their entire life... i thought i was in an episode of saved by the bell (circa 1992) as soon as I walked in. LOL. but my boy took me to a movie and all the neon glaring lights and children running around were soon forgotten by the grace of sean william scott's acting abilities. I will keep my busy downtown macys and borders with the raging homeless and annoying cable cars. read more

This mall is a ghost town. Other than its Barnes and Noble book store, target Victoria Secret(small), and Bath and body works, it is so sad. I have twins, and the only thing we like about the "mall" is the arcade (pricey), would rather take them to a Chucke cheese but there isn't one in Tracy! Food court food is horrible, I only buy from hot dog on a stick for the kids. Macy's has no name brands designer clothing, only good thing is they have MAC. If you are looking for fun lively shopping center go to Stoneridge mall in Pleasanton or the Vintage Faire Mall in Modesto. I still rather drive to San Jose to Valley Fair. Two stars for the 4 stores I'd shop there for. read more

There is not one place here that I will buy clothing & apparel. I love to shop for quality clothing and I hate to sound like this but there isn't one place in this mall that caters to that need. This is why I shop at Stoneridge or Stanford. I will drive to San Francisco's Union Square for a pair of Kenneth Cole or Cole Haan's....I love living here but I think it's time for the city counsel & West Valley Mall to re-think a few things regarding driving new revenues for this mall. read more

Our mall in Tracy SUCKS! There's really nothing there that is exciting. The only really nice store is Victoria's Secreat. Everything else in there is just okay. I'd rather drive the extra 20 mins to go into Pleasanton and have a variety. I mean we don't even have a MACY'S come on. Tracy can and should do better for it's people! There's plenty of land around it and I'm sure everyone else would agree that we would shop in our own mall if it had better stores and not so dark and dingy inside! read more

Love to go to the West Valley Mall not to shop, but people watch. I have never seen such an awesome variety of people in my life. Its sad that the mall is slowly closing. Gottchalks is going, old navy is gone. whats next? I think its a great place to go when you are super bored on a weekend. You can even get a tattoo while your shopping around. read more

Not my favorite mall for many reasons. There a lot of places that are vacant, there are limited options. Most stores here are small and not big chains. You see a lot of stores quickly go out of business here. read more

Average mall no good store except victoria's secret. Sprint kiosk is a joke but the guys that work there are really nice. Food court is ok at best. They shit down barnes and nobles so no book store or comic book store theres a small one but they dont have anything good. Just go to the outlets in livermore if youre looking to shop. On the upside they have a macys and target attached. read more

Giving this mall 3 stars because it still has such a 90s feel to it. The designed tiles on the floor, the carousel in the the cafeteria, and the tilt arcade all remind me of how malls used to be. I just find it funny how there are 4-5 shops that are practically the same, selling street wear and custom designed t shirts that make you look "fresh" read more

Its small but mighty. Lol. Small mall with just enough stores not to be overwhelmed with. Friendly service, lots of parking. Food court has enough options. read more

If not for this mall, but else is there to do in Tracy? Not a lot of choices when it comes to shopping in this mal, although my girls have spent a small fortune on Hello Kitty stuff and the nerry go round. The movie theater is old, but tickets are cheaper here than most places. Paid less than $10 per ticket - you're talking 1990s prices. Barnes & Noble is clean and usually has plenty of empty seats to join a good cup of brew and a good book. read more

This mall seems to exist for families who are unwilling or cannot afford to commute to the Bay Area for an even better shopping experience. Then again, it might be due to the traffic on the 580 and 205. Having said that, the mall caters more to the mom with a kid or two. It's even advertised in the mall brochure. (Hooray for family toilets!) It has your typical department stores (JCPenney, Sears, Gottschalks), a real bookstore (Barnes and Noble is more classy than Waldenbooks in my opinion), movie theater, and other typical stores such as Old Navy and Cinnabon. On the grounds of the mall, you have other big box stores. But the one that stands out for me is Sonic burgers, which in CA is quite rare. I don't recall ever seeing Sonic burger drive-ins either in the Bay Area or in Los Angeles (or even my area), so it is awesome that this mall actually has one on its grounds. Overall, this mall has decent places to shop. Nothing extraordinary pops out, but it does remind you that you are in the suburbs/exurbs of America. read more

I don't like this mall lol. Maybe because I'm Los Angeles. But I love the mall in Modesfo, even though its not so big. This mall is dead, and doesn't even have any stores worth going to. read more

This review is for the cell phone kiosk across from Bath & Body Works. I bought I screen protector for my new phone and it wasn't until I got home that I realized it doesn't fully fit. It also broke within a week..**,,,This place is a Scam and don't provide refunds.... read more

one of those sketchy ass electronic repair kiosks ended up keeping my $200 beats and then claimed they were still under repair, even tried calling the # again and it was disconnected or something read more