Park Place Mall is more of a get er done kinda vibe …read more It's a solid indoor mall on the east side with a little bit of everything /shopping, food, and entertainment all in one spot. You've got your go-to stores like Dillard's, Old Navy, Ulta, plus fun extras like Round1 and a movie theater, which honestly makes it more than just a shopping trip . I like coming here when I want something easy and low-stress -- plenty of parking , AC blasting in the summer, and enough variety to wander without feeling overwhelmed . Is it the fanciest mall? No. But it's reliable, convenient, and still feels like a real MALL which is rare these days.

Malls all across the country are losing business. Department stores are closing and the empty…read morespace is either left empty, or converted into a more family-friendly venue like arcade or play place. My daughter and I took the boys here after we left the zoo. We needed a venue that was climate-controlled on a 95F-degree day at 1:30pm. We had a few hours to spend before the restaurant we had planned to eat at would open for dinner. We entered near the old Macy's side entrance and walked toward the food court. I enjoyed the colorful murals and art along the way. The boys there spend some time in the play area. The padding there is soft and the climbing equipment designed for younger kids. My daughter and I then had iced tea drinks. I chose Boba Tea company and she Cinnabon. We spent another hour at the arcade Round 1. Here is where my daughter spend $155 for two 300 cards for the boys. While they enjoyed the games, air hockey and simulated race car games, this is a luxury only afforable because they were on spring break vacation visiting their grandma. If there were go-carts available, this grandma would gladly have joined the team.

Lots of neat local vendor items for sale, similar to Etsy or a Farmers Market. Vendors pay to rent…read moreshelf space here to showcase their merchandise, so the items can change from time to time. You will be able to find an assortment of artwork, spices, magnets, jewelry, crocheted children's toys, clothing, stickers, coasters, charcuterie boards, salsa, AZ themed items, and more. If you are looking for unique gift items be sure to check this store out and support local artisans!

Love this little shop. I bought 3 pairs of earrings and a ceramic dish, I love knowing I'm…read moresupporting local artists! The prices can be a bit pricey but quality is nice and it's not that far off of what you'd see some store brands. Service was good, clerk was helpful.

No idea how I've never stopped here before but what a find…read more The UNA Center is one of only three in the entire world which is pretty wild and it originally opened in 1975 near Grant before moving to the Speedway location in 2003. There's real history tied to UNICEF here and you can feel the purpose behind everything in the space. Fun fact UNICEF was originally created in 1946 to provide emergency food and healthcare to children after World War II and today it operates in over 190 countries. So many beautiful pieces and honestly the prices are great for what you're getting. It all supports a meaningful cause and the service was genuinely kind and helpful. I loved the woven baskets made from telecommunications wires from South Africa super unique and detailed. Also the incense cacao bars and singing bowls are so good I could have spent way too long browsing. There are pieces from all over the world and it really feels like a global collection rather than a typical shop. I ended up snagging a beautiful bracelet and a unique woven hat and already know I'll be back.

I greeted a staff member as I entered the store, and let her know I was just browsing. This shop…read morehas some beautiful internationally sourced items! However, as I waited at the counter for assistance, I was completely ignored by BOTH staff members who were engaged in a conversation with another shopper regarding her emotionally stunted cocker spaniels. I leaned in and made eye contact (who knew how long this dog-centered drivel would go on), yet, apparently, I remained not worth waiting upon. Both staff members acknowledged me as they wished me farewell (!) after I gave up and left the store empty handed; 'seemed purposefully rude by that point.

Target is a really nice wide clean store. Lots of registers and staff…read more We came to fill a registry for an upcoming baby shower. The list tells you where the item is located. Most of the items were in aisle Q. But, no aisle Q in this store. So, a search began. Turned out ok. Just a few extra steps.

I can't say enough good things about the target employee, Nate, who helped me this morning. I had…read morecalled yesterday to see if target would price match for an electronic item and was connected to the electronics department where I was told that they would. I will admit that I hadn't checked online or the updated policies so unfortunately, I was given misinformation and when I went into the store today and was told that the policy had changed. I was disappointed to say the least. Nonetheless, Nate handled it with grace and although I was unable to get the price match because the policy had in fact changed two days ago lol. He was able to keep a loyal Target customer for life, These employees are just doing the best that they can and I really appreciate having to deal with customers who sometimes can be unkind. I will do better. But nonetheless, Nate is an A+ employee.

Finely looking like the El Con Mall Im use to going to and to have major stores there makes a…read morebetter experience

A mall would make one think shopping, not so at El Con. There is probably a total of 3-4 stores…read morelocated inside this indoor center and none of them are of any quality. It's desolate and depressing. It is a historic landmark for being Tucson's first indoor shopping center, the site of the original El Conquistador Hotel. A complete renovation or tearing the place down would be a good thing as this shopping center has done nothing but struggle and decend into a slow, torturous death. The places surrounding El Con are decent however, a Target, Home Depot, Ross, a few restaurants of the sit-down and fast-food varieties, and a great movie theatre... just do not enter the doors which lead inside.

I just received my cutting board and it is beautiful. You will love this cutting board. I've used…read moreit already and I'm so happy with it. Angela handled getting the board to us and I want t thank her for her help. Buy the cutting board. It's made very well. 5 star all the way.

This store is the CUTEST! I could easily drop a couple hundred bucks in there. Such an amazing…read moreselection of toys for all ages. Could look around for an hour or more, there's so much good stuff packed in there! I've found some really great gifts and toys for my children. I personally love their book selection. Again, so good for all ages. Great interactive children's books that we love. I also randomly got my favorite squishy at the checkout (spek brand). I believe they sometimes have the needohs in stock, but don't sleep on the spek ones! I always look forward to being in that part of town so we can stop in. Such a Tucson gem.

If you need kids toys, this is the place. The staff is so friendly and there are so many toys,…read morebooks and stuffed animals. They have gifts in all price ranges. Plenty of parking and they are helpful with any toys you are looking for.