As a local Sparks resident I am here often. I didn't realize that I had not been checking into the…read moreShopping center every time I shop here. These stores are located in the Spanish Springs area. It encompasses a huge area of land with a selection of independent shops that located on both sides of the road. The Galleria contains some of the most popular shopping stores such as Costco, IHOP, Fitness Connection, Starbucks, Home Depot, See's Candy, Office Depot, Round Table Pizza, Nikko's Greek Kitchen, AAA, Port Of Subs, and many other retail and restaurant types. For those looking for a business space there are lots of vacancies. Parking is great and location is beautiful. Sparks is small town friendly.

Great outlet mall with many stores! I don't always find what I'm looking for when I shop here but I…read moredefinitely have fun every time I come to the outlet mall when I'm in the area!

Quality/Quantity - Not a mall we frequent. Actually, I just wanted to get out of the house, lol…read more But glad we came here as it had been a very long time. Supported the following business while we were here - Proper Fit Footwear, Nevada Marketplace, and the library. 14 businesses; I guess the restaurants/businesses on the other side of the shopping center are not part of this mall...? Ambiance - Huge mall, but NOT busy at all. Good restaurants that we frequent on the other side of the shopping center. We rarely come this way. Plenty of mall parking, huge parking lots. Open 7 days a week from 10am to 6pm or 7 pm, see picture. Events - See their website. Service - Good. Price - Proper Fit Footwear, got a pair of shoes for an amazing low price. Will be back in January to see the next set of shoes on sale. Nevada Marketplace - Slightly expensive, but is that (should that) be the cost to support local...? Library = Free, thank you. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since the 1970s...?

Reno Town Mall is one of those places that feels quietly underrated. The architecture is a solid…read morethrowback, very much old-school Reno, with wide open interior spaces that give it a nostalgic charm you don't see much anymore. It doesn't try to be flashy, and that's part of what makes it cool. One of the best surprises is having the Reno library right inside the mall. It adds a strong community feel and gives the space more purpose than a typical shopping center. You'll see people studying, families stopping in, and locals just passing through, which adds to the character. That said, it really feels like there's an opportunity here. I wish there were more stores and restaurants inside to help bring in more foot traffic and energy. With the architecture and built-in library already in place, a stronger mix of shops and food spots could easily turn this into a much more vibrant destination. It's not about high-end shopping or crowds. It's about atmosphere, history, and potential. If you appreciate classic architecture and unique local spaces, Reno Town Mall is still worth checking out.

Easy access to East and West on and off ramps at I-80. It is located at the busy intersection of…read morePrater and Sparks Blvd. The majority of the shopping center is rented out. The total square footage of this shopping center is 42,782. Nearby is Sparks Marina, Wild Island, Coconut Bowl, The Outlets at Sparks, Scheels etc. Strategically situated to service Sparks and the Spanish Springs Communities. Easy access and visability. Nearby is the Sparks Police Department, family housing, apartments, movie theater, restaurants and shopping. Anchor stores that are located here are Les Schwab, Starbucks, Peg's Glorified Ham and Egg's, First Interstate Bank, Spiro's, Subway, Baked Bear, LL Hawaiian BBQ etc. There is a mix of restaurants and retail. The parking lot can be quite busy. Nicely landscaped and built in 2003.

Located in Spanish Springs. This shopping center can be accessed via Vista Blvd., Disc Dr. and/or…read moreSparks Blvd. The shopping center was built in 2005 with a total of 56,285 square feet of retail space. Across the street from Vista Village shopping center where Pinocchio's restaurant resides. Located approximately 5 minutes from Reed High School. Close to residential area and fire station. Less than 3 miles from the Sparks Costco. A variety of shop including restaurants, bakery, banking and more. Body Fuel Fitness, Los Compadres, Sherwin Williams Paint, Wells Fargo Bank, Charter Communication Cable, Isabel's Bakery, Squeeze Inn, Pizza Baron and more are located in this shopping center. Rainbow Market gas station is on the corner of Disc and Vista Blvd. Space is available here. Scolari's used to be located here. Close to other shopping centers such as Sparks Galleria, Sparks Crossing, Spanish Springs Town Centre and Aspen Glen.

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This business mall has a variety of shops. I feel as if everyone here is very friendly and small…read moretown kind. There are stores, a variety of restaurants (from Mexican, Korean, Chinese, Pizza, Yogurt, and sandwiches) The Dollar Tree, and dental offices, to name a few. Ulta, Maurice's, Bed, Bath and Beyond, World Market, Ross and an assortment of other stores. If you like the small town feel and friendliness of shopping locally then you should try shopping at this location. There is even more retail room available for in coming shops. Tons of parking. The stores are wide spread and can require going back to your car and parking closer to the store you are shopping at (especially in bad weather). Some of the friendliest shops in Sparks with beautiful views.

From the owner: Do you love coupons and sale announcements for your favorite Sparks Crossing merchants? Visit the…read moreSparks Crossing website and click on Deals & Events. Sparks Crossing also features free family friendly events throughout the year. Visit the Sparks Crossing website for the latest event announcements. Shop, Dine & Enjoy! It's all right here. Sparks Crossing has the perfect blend of retailers to allow you one stop shopping - saving you time and money!

Located on the corner of Prater Way and McCarran Blvd. This shopping center is across the way from…read moreSilver State Plaza. It is close to 1-80's on and off ramps for west and those east bound. This area is not far away from Victorian Square in Sparks. Not far from Western Village Casino and Sparks Marina. This shopping center has a variety of shops. Including Sizzler, SaveMart Supermarket, Applebee's, IJJI 1 sushi and hibachi, Pizza Plus, Tico's auto center, El Pollo Loco, Payless Shoes, O'Reilly Auto Parts etc. There are a variety of shops here including restaurants, auto repair, auto parts, groceries etc. This use to have a Target but now that space is available. I love Sparks and would love to see some businesses move here hint hint a health food or vegan restaurant.

On 3 December 2022, my family, cousins and friends went to Victorian Square for Sparks Hometowne…read moreChristmas Parade. We've occasionally attended over the years. Wow. Victorian Square has changed. It's now all hard-scape which is very hot in Summer and very cold, windy and icy slippery in Winter. It's also now surrounded by some 1,000 units in four-story and ten-story apartment buildings and thousands of square feet of commercial space for office, retail, and restaurant. There was a lot of alcohol and trash. As we were taking all that in, we were approached by Sparks Police, or at least they told us they were Sparks Police, who kicked us out. Their reason. Our group's two dogs who are trained Service Dogs assisting two of us who are disabled. We know our rights so we pointed out Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) and NRS 426.097 which defines Service Animals as animals that have been trained to do work or perform specific tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability. One of our group did a google search and pointed out Sparks Municipal Code Section 9.34.110 - This section shall not apply to helping dogs assisting a person with a disability as provided in NRS Chapter 426. NRS 426.068  "Disability" defined.  "Disability" means, with respect to a person: 1.  A physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more of the major life activities of the person; 2.  A record of such an impairment; or 3.  Being regarded as having such an impairment. For those who read my reviews here, you know from my previous reviews, one at at https://www.yelp.com/biz/american-humane-association-washington and another at https://www.yelp.com/biz/capriottis-sandwich-shop-reno-4?osq=cappriotii%27s, that DAV (Disabled American Veterans) paid to train my current Service Dog and me. A Service Dog for decades made my life far better because for we disabled Veterans, coming home is only the beginning of another daunting battle; this battle a life-long one to access what able-bodied people access for granted. Wildly inappropriate, we were still kicked out. With the queasy sense of no surprise why Nevada Veterans succumb to suicide at a higher rate than the rest of the nation, we left. On this day in history 7 January 1918 - In Arver v. United States, Supreme Court finds conscription is authorized by Constitution which gives Congress the power "to declare war...to raise and support armies." 1929 - Buck Rogers sci-fi comic strip's first appearance in a newspaper. Rogers first appeared in Philip Francis Nowlan's "Armageddon 2419 A.D." published August 1928 in Amazing Stories. It took only roughly six months after Nowlan's story was published for it to be published in comic strip form, with Nowlan scripting the stories and laying the groundwork for the strip with a simplified version of the same story line except that his hero, Anthony Rogers, was renamed as Buck Rogers. 7 November 1932, Buck Rogers aired as a radio serial on CBS under the title "The World in 2432". The first comic book appearance for Buck Rogers was in the October 1934 issue of Famous Funnies #3. Buck Rogers moved from the pages of books to comics to the silver screen in a 12 episode film serial in 1939, with Rogers being portrayed by actor Buster Crabbe, known previously in his screen role as Flash Gordon. Buck Rogers in the 25th Century was a movie then a tv series from 1979 - 1981. "The Dynamite Entertainment Buck Rogers comic has just the perfect tone: it is fun and kitschy and doesn't take itself too seriously, with cyborg bear-men hunting humans and giant single-celled paramecia invading Earth. The comic's Dr. Huer was an incredibly likable, classy, scatterbrained old chap who stays pleasant even when threatened with danger, and the comic has some powerful moments about a time-lost Buck Rogers who lost everything that ever mattered to him. These moments get all the more poignant because they don't overdo them. Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, the first, best and original science-fiction newspaper strip is back. In September 2008, Hermes Press did a complete reprint of the ground-breaking newspaper strip that entertained Americans hooked on Science-Fiction. Buck Rogers in the 25th Century has it all: space ships, anti-gravity belts, space pirates, invaders from other worlds, nefarious villains, and, of course, heroes! James Cawley's Buck Rogers is a proposed internet video series. In 2009, Cawley and his production company, Retro Film Studios, secured the license to Buck Rogers, which began filming in late 2009, with plans to offer episodes online in 2010. However, as of 2022, no episodes have been produced or released. George Clooney along with producing partner Grant Heslov is set to executive-produce for Legendary a limited TV series about the iconic sci-fi character."

I have always loved spending time in Victorian Square. The newer apartments have definitely made…read moretheir mark and shrank some of the events unfortunately. But, it still has it's charm and is fun to walk around during the different events. It is always decorated beautifully during Christmas - however I do miss the much larger trees they used to have instead of the permanent one. But, either way, it is still a great time. It is easy to walk up and down, and there's always parking. There is a lot to do, restaurants, movies, wine bar, etc.