Las Brasas my favorite food. Also eat at several of the food…read moretrucks there. My grandchildren always request I take them there. Service is also

Like most good food prices have increased but still worth it! See current daily specials attached…read moreand updated menu

11.3.25: First time here and came to exchange something at one of the stores. My friend told me…read moreBlack Sheep bought out this mall and sure enough, when I walked in I got the Black Sheep vibe. I feel this mall has a lot of potential and took a pic of the directory so you could see all the stores that are there. Again, I came here to exchange something at Bath and Body Works, which worked out great. Women's restroom near the food court was clean and stocked. For a late Monday morning, the mall wasn't too busy.

Life is good store Was there today and was looking to get…read moreme a new shirt from coeurd'alene. I was looking at the purple one with mountains on it. Saw the price then I put it back down and went to talk to my husband about it and the employee that was there working asked me if I was going to buy the shirt and I said no and she was like what about the shirt in your pocket. That was my phone which I showed her and at that time we left. I spoke with Brian about this situation. He said he would handle it.. But still that is not right at all. So be warned. You wear a sweater and have your hand on your phone in the front pocket the lady here will think you are stealing. So I advise you don't so you won't be accused of stealing like I was.

The ice cream shop at the post falls pavilion kept spilling my milkshake and drained half of the…read moremilkshake into another cup and basically gave me the left overs with no bits or caramel in it just straight whip cream cost total was 7 bucks for a cup of whip cream at that point

My opinion has changed a bit on this area. They were far busier this second time visiting, and it…read moredefinitely showed some trucks are not ready for prime time. Wait times were crazy, and truck owners should have realized the potential for getting creamed on a beautiful Saturday. We were there mid afternoon, and most of the trucks were already out of more popular items, with several hours to go before closing. And this time I was able to scope things out a bit more. One thing that stood out to me was some utterly ridiculous pricing. Some even more than brick & mortar places. I get that truck owners are cooks/servers/dishwashers/etc., but just like regular restos, tipping is expected, and folks will eventually stay away from the food truck scene in the long run for that reason. Gotta think that there is far less overhead in this type of endeavor. I guess the cautionary tale I give you now, is to perhaps visit during the week when it's not so busy. However, those prices will still be there, so...

This mall is surprisingly large... And surprisingly... Alive?…read more Stepping into this mall is a little bit like stepping into a time warp. I haven't been to a mall that was this full in a number of years. Not only were there a lot of people, but there weren't very many empty storefronts. Which I feel is a rarity in recent years. Like I said the small is absolutely huge. The parking lot is huge. It takes quite a bit to walk around the whole mall and see all of the shops. They have all the standard shops that you would expect: Pandora, Macy's, Hot topic, Spencer's gifts, there's even a great board game store. So why four stars instead of five? There are two main reasons for this. The first reason is that while there are a lot of stores, and there are the majority of the stores that you would expect, the mall is missing a few key stores that are needed. Specifically a toy store. There are several stores in the mall that have a small toy selection, but there isn't a store in the mall that just sells toys, and just sells like Legos. A LEGO store would be a great addition to any mall, I don't know if the Spokane Valley Mall is large enough to warrant the Lego store, but this mall needs a toy store. There is a Toys R Us section in the Macy's, but it's one of the smallest Toys R Us sections I've seen in any Macy's I've been in. Oh! And there's a great indoor playground at the end of the mall that you have to pay for. But there's also a great free play place down by the indoor playground. Both are good options for small kids. The second thing that brings this mall from four stars to five stars is the food court. I get that food courts are a weird proposition in 2025, but the pickings here are pretty slim. And other than Sbarro there's none of the staples that you would expect from a food court, although there is a cinnabon located elsewhere in the mall. There's also a large movie theater right by the mall, which is nice, it's also surrounded by a bunch of other stores that you're probably looking to shop at like Old Navy, Barnes & Noble, Dick's sporting goods. It's also surrounded by a bunch of restaurants like Red Robin, Buffalo wild wings, black house steakhouse. So if you're looking for a good mall experience definitely check this mall out. Don't forget to stop by my favorite store uncle's games.

We visited this small which was not too busy on a Friday afternoon. There are a number of brand…read morestores and food places to eat in the food court. There wasn't anything that stood out about this mall or made it memorable. There is a lot of ample parking outside and around. The mall is across of a shopping center so you could do shopping in various areas. We simply came here to grab some food on our way back to Pullman.

Great variety of shops and dining. Always clean! The movie theatre and Nordstrom are both key to…read moreappeal of this mall. The subtle advertising throughout makes the mall feel upscale and luxurious.

Bright mall that has a variety of great stores. Multilevel with escalators. During the holidays…read morethey did Santa photos and had an amazing huge Christmas tree! Beautiful effort into the holiday decor. We enjoyed walking around this mall. Would return.

Across America, some of the malls are dying and hasve closed sadly. I know one of them was…read moreconverted to residences. This one is still open thankfully. I don't shop often at malls. However, I still enjoy walking into one and shop one in a while. This is a large mall and is esthetically pleasing. There are many stores and shops. To name a few: -Marshalls -Barnes and Noble -JCPenney -Kohl's -Regal Cinemas -Zumies -Rue21 - Trampoline Park -Ashley Furniture -and many more to include food options. The mall reminds me of the Arden fair mall in Sacramento, CA.

Good mall with lots of food options and variety. Plenty of great stores like Marshall's,…read moreearthbound, Zumiez, Rue21 with great deals going on. Large mall. I enjoyed how there were photo booths all around. Family friendly mall with Santa photos going on during Christmas season. As for the bathrooms...disgusting. Horrendous smell. Avoid the mall restrooms at all costs and use the ones in stores instead. Easy to find parking and close to the bus stops. Besides the bathrooms I had a pleasant experience walking around this mall.

They made me wait over an hour for one pizza while they kept refilling the by the slice trays…read more There were five employees back there and zero brain cells.

Costco gives pretty good food for inexpensive price. A huge…read morepizza for $10 + tax. only frustration - it takes 20 minutes to cook (got gas & came back - suggest you do the same). 22 minutes till close, no one in line- they place 2, not 1, but 2 pepperoni pizzas up in case someone orders a slice. it wouldn't have been much of stretch for a thinking individual to help a brother out and toss that second pie my way and let me get out 10 minutes early. just saying ;-). Editors note: by the time i got my pizza, they hand only sold 1 piece from the first pizza.

The food here was just excellent, and the associate was so nice and friendly! I like that it's…read morelocated in the section of the food court that keeps its lights a bit dimmer over the tables and has less foot traffic, too... it's just a bit more mellow at miso and I really appreciate that while I am at the North Town mall I can try a flavor of food that is new to me!

Tried the "My Thai" yellow curry with beef, extra shrimp, cilantro& peanuts-AMAZINGLY good for a…read moremall food court restaurant! Located across from the fast food side- so tables are quiet & fast service.

This is decent pizza in the casino food court. They crank these out pretty fast too. We just needed…read morea late night snack after a big dinner, so picked up a cheese pizza to reheat back at our RV. It was fine, even after sitting for a few hours. They have interesting monthly pizzas to check out, and none of their pizzas are over $14. It's probably the most reasonably priced food at the casino.

Absolutely okay concessionary-style pizza for the casino masses. As stated in reviews for this…read moreplace on other platforms, they do hit the cheese button. But, it is the macro quality stuff that at least melts and is soft, with limited flavor. Don't let my pics fool you; the crust is actually pretty thin and cracker like, yet does hold up to the weight of the quasi-cheese w/toppings. We each got a wheel, and I and did finish off mine. Had to hit mine hard with available packages of red pepp/fake parm to assist, but that's okay. The Tribe did fine opening this one up. Nice to see local young folks in there getting some hours in, too...

I mean pretty decent boba for being in Idaho. The texture of the boba' there, but the taste I'm not…read moretoo sure about. I got the Taro Ube Milk Tea, and my companion got the Brown Sugar Milk Tea. Both drinks were pretty decent. Although the drink making is done behind a wall, it was very obvious things were done with pumps and powders-- which is fine however she mixed (I saw this part) the ube/taro powder with hot water and it definitely did not dissolve all the way-- there was basically sand in the bottom of my drink. For the price, I'm not sure if it's worth it, but I definitely am a boba snob. Like I said-- this is probably very good boba for Idaho.

Listed address on Google takes you to location on Seltice that looks like it's being built? The…read moreactual location is at the Post Falls Pavilion. Tiger Tea - boba was like sludge, you would stir and stir and still suck up globs of gel/boba. Person in our group threw it away after getting 1/4 through it. Raspberry Cheesecake had a great flavor but about 4x sweeter than it should be. Lots of seating in Pavillion, near all the other carts to get a mix of what you want.