I'm not sure why it's taken me so long to check this place out but it's a great pit stop on the way…read morehome from Phoenix . Everything is shaded . My new place to get my steps in & shop. The food court is pretty sad ... but you can find bites . They do have an acai food truck out front that's decent . Our highlight was the pet non profit adoption center. Noteworthy customer service !

Great place to spend an afternoon shopping! The Tucson outlet stores have a nice variety of shops…read morewith some really good deals if you take the time to look around. It's clean, easy to walk, and there are plenty of different brands all in one place. Perfect spot if you're looking to save a little money while still finding some great stuff. Definitely worth the stop when you're in Tucson.

While I have seen worse malls around the country, Tucson Mall is middle of the road in the world of…read moreclassic indoor malls. They are anchored by a few big stores such as Dillard's, Macy's and JCPenney, have several quintessential mall stores such as Hot Topic, Bath & Body Works and Finish Line...and of course they are connected to the famed mall restaurant, Cheesecake Factory. There are a few open spots along each floor, but for the most part, it appears that the mall is at least 70 - 75% occupied. One end of the mall is definitely slower than the other, which makes sense as the food court is on one end, and it is the more active and "happening" part of the mall. While most stores are chain, there are a few local spots from coffee shops, barbers, artists and even massage spots. The mall was clean and in decent shape for what it is. It is dated and you can tell no resources have been put into it recently. Overall, okay indoor mall that serves its purpose and doing good by hanging on!

My car was in the shop nearby for six hours, so I had a lot of time to kill. I walked over to the…read moreTucson Mall, walked around, went in a few stores, and had lunch in the food court. There are a few vacancies, but this mall is far from dead. There are loads of restaurants both in the food court and elsewhere. And it's always a comfortable temperature for walking.

The Mall at Sierra Vista is a shell of what use to be. Things come and go quickly. However they…read morecontinue to put forth effort. Community events are what it's good for now. Advertising is nonexistent. Wouldn't it be nice if they added a grocery store or bowling alley in where JCPenney was? Look at Missoula. They revitalized theirs by adding the businesses mentioned above. Plus... why can't you knock down some walls. Add door fronts. Expand nice eateries. Storefronts. Crap even Amazon. SV has a building strip mall problem that can't even fill existing spaces. Sad.

This mall was still active 18 years ago, but today it barely draws a crowd. Most businesses don't…read moreeven open until the weekend. Not even middle schoolers hang out here. I stopped coming here when Waldenbooks moved out 15 years ago. Even Victoria Secrets is gone. Bath and Body Works, Famous Footwear, Maurice's, Spencer's, and Dillards seem to be the shops that draw people into the mall. I walked around the mall this afternoon to stay cool. The batting cage, jumping spot and Gathering Scene coffee shop drew in some people, so at least these businesses give young people something to do in the heat of the day.

Ordered a shrimp California roll since this will be my first time trying sushi. Everyone suggested…read moreI start with a California roll before I move onto our sushi. My order came out fresh and rather quickly, I was satisfied with the taste for some reason I thought it might've had more flavor but other people says that next time I should try a spicy California roll I'll come back next time and try that

I'll admit, I was a little nervous about trying this place after reading some of the reviews but…read moreI'm really glad I decided to give it a chance anyway. From the moment we walked over the experience was great. The older gentleman at the front was incredibly kind and welcoming, which immediately put me at ease. That level of friendliness really set the tone for our visit. And the food? Absolutely delicious. I ordered something for myself and my hubby got our daughter's pizza from a different place but somehow, they all ended up eating mine too (which honestly says everything you need to know!). Everything we had was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. I'm so happy we didn't let a few mixed reviews keep us away. If you're on the fence, I'd definitely encourage you to try it for yourself. you might be pleasantly surprised like we were!

A really great option in the Park Place mall!…read more I've only been here a handful of times, not often that I'm out towards that part of town how ever every single time I have enjoyed my entire experience. The customer service is great, always ready to help and knowledgeable of the menu. Omar, owner, has a great personality. There is a consideration in the making of the food, use of ingredients for example the use of olive oil for the dressings and the chicken cooked fresh. Salad Nation is located in the malls food court, so that experience in itself can vary from very crowded, busy and loud to quiet and empty. Plenty of seating though! My go to choice is one of the salad size options (regular or large) that come in 'bucket' which is a deep bowl and of course some waffle fries. There are several dressings that sound deciduous but I find myself continuing to go back to the Cilantro Avocado. The waffle fries are insanely great. Hand batter and perfectly fried, some of my favorite in town... like top 3. Being that it's a mall, there is plenty of parking, bathrooms and space. You may have to walk a little to get to the food court but for me, it's worth it. Mom tip: Being a mom I bring my kids to the play area too!

This was my first time to Salad Nation and it was so yummy. I am usually hesitant when it comes to…read morea make your own salad option, but I knew I had to try it (even though the sandwiches and paninis were looking divine). Don't let the big bowl confuse you, you are able to mix it and get a good bite of everything. Even my husband who will never eat a salad would not stop taking bites of mine. There is a wide selection of toppings and dressings and protein choices (and the staff is very patient if you're a bit indecisive like me). And a nice choice of agua frescas. This place is located in Park Place Mall- We will be going back again to get our salad fix!

My son came in from Chicago and we stopped at this food truck right from the airport! So impressed…read morewith the food and the service. Plenty of seating but we got everything to go so we could bring it home and eat. It was so good! Everything! We loved all the topping choices as well. Nice seating area to eat there if we decided to stay. Will definitely be back!

super authentic, we loved our food . --- so very delicious. The salsa bar was one of the best I've…read morehad in a very long time! The people helping us were wonderful. We'd definitely come back .

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.