I went to this plaza Saturday, March 23, 2019 to visit Walmart, Trader Joe's, and Del Taco; and…read morehave also been here many other times in the past four plus years. It is located right past Bodines Casino and Fuji Park, just past the Carson City limit on US Route 395 going south. It is technically in Douglas County, but has a Carson City postal address, as it is served by that post office. It has one entrance on Warehouse Way (off of US Route 395,) two entrances on Topsy Lane, and a back entrance on Vista Grande Boulevard (by Costco). It is also right next to Carson Valley Plaza to the south, on Topsy Lane. I love this plaza, as it has many useful stores and not filled with "riffraff' like the other Walmart plaza is in north Carson City on Retail Drive. The Walmart is open 24/7 and is a Supercenter with a Tire & Lube Express and Garden Center. There is also a Trader Joe's, which I frequent often. I used to go to King Buffet there (a Chinese restaurant), but now not really. Store here include: Absolute Dental BlueZone Bikes BlueZone Sports Carson City Orthodontics Carson Nails Chili's Grill & Bar chiropractor's office?? Clear Creek Dental Cost Cutters [hair] Del Taco Dollar Loan Center El Dorado Savings Bank Eagle Vision Goodwill Donation Xpress H&R Block Jackson Hewitt Tax Service (inside Walmart) Jiffy Lube King Buffet Little Caesar's Express (inside Walmart) Nathan's Famous (inside Walmart) National Vision Center/Walmart Vision & Glasses (inside Walmart) RAC Rent-A-Center SmartStyle Hair Salon (inside Walmart) Sprint Subway T-Mobile The Clinic at Walmart (inside Walmart) Trader Joe's Walmart (Supercenter) There also was a Five Guys here, but they just closed on or around February 28, sadly. This shopping center also allows unlimited RV camping. I have seen RV's and vans and even cars camping there for weeks on end, even fifth wheels and travel trailers left there unhooked. Will I see truck slide-in campers left there sans truck?? [Note: overnight camping is not allowed at the other Walmart in north Carson City on Retail Lane.] There is plenty of parking space for all stores, and the plaza seems to be well maintained and clean. You can get around any traffic by using the back entrance and taking Vista Grande Boulevard. I use this way a lot, especially since I go to the Costco near there a lot. But, as this is Carson City, there is not too much traffic. My only complaint is, if you use the back entrance of Vista Grande Boulevard, behind Walmart, and go north around Walmart past the loading dock, the lane is really narrow and you cannot see cars coming the other way, especially since there are cardboard recycling loads and a building pole there. So you have to be very careful. It is also not well lit there.

Cute little shop with lots of boutique type interesting things to buy. They were having a 20% off…read moreentire store which made it nice! Best part is that they had Christmas stuff still and it was discounted 60% off! Nice to be able to find Christmas stuff still! I also found a small red bird which I bought, very cute!

Every time we come up to SLT I stop at to this beautiful shop and always end up purchasing items as…read moregifts or for our home. I was so sad to see the store was no longer there yesterday so I called, got a recording, then sent a message via Facebook and received the sad message that the shop closed due to Covid. This has been such a devastating time for small businesses and people losing their jobs. I hope La Belle Maison can reopen in the future. I will be thrilled to support them again!

The first thing that strikes you about this little strip mall are all the threatening signs in the…read moreparking lot and posted on the side. There's even a whole slew of signs inside warning you not to eat ice cream. The place is generally an unpleasant destination all around.

Nice selection of businesses in the center. Enjoyed our lunch at Freshies on the upstairs deck. We…read morethen visited the Pirate Store which was great fun. Also found some reading material in the used book store. Easy parking.

Visited for a crafts show fair that was held in the vacant lot next to the building…read more Went inside the mall. It's mostly abandoned. My wife visited the women's clothing shop on the ground floor next to the entrance. She was in and out of there in 5 minutes. A new personal speed record for her. I used the difficult to find restroom on the 2nd floor. It was clean enough. Jake's on the Lake restaurant must be the only reason that this "mall" still exists.

Tahoe City is a fairly small town - it's not really a City - and we should all be thankful for that…read more(at least those of us that enjoy small town America). The Boatworks Mall is an indoor, enclosed mall right on the shore of Lake Tahoe. But it's not a massive mall like the ones you'd find in a major city. The place has a lot of character and rustic-ness going for it. There is a restaurant, a coffee/chocolate shop, a book store, a wine shop, clothing and shoe store, a home decor, furniture store, a game store - and more. While I was here, I perused the book store and Hemmings & Jarrett where I purchased and shipped home a Christmas decoration. The mall has an elevator and stairs - so folks in wheelchairs can get up and down.

I went to this shopping plaza on Tuesday, March 19, 2019 to do laundry at P & L LaunderLand. It is…read morea small, lower-end plaza that is anchored by Subway. It is on the northwest corner of N. Carson St. and W. Winnie Lane, across from CVS and McDonald's. It has three current vacancies. Overall, I cannot complain. This plaza has necessary basic services like laundry, fast food, a full-service restaurant, insurance, dry cleaners, hair, etc. If you want higher-end, like a mall, then go there, but this plaza is practical for those who need the services offered here. There are three vacancies currently. There are the current tenants: All-State (David Smith) Bobby Page's Cleaners Glam Girl Handbags & Accessories Hair We R Los Garcias Mexican Restaurant Nails by Tracy P & L LaunderLand Subway (anchor) Liberty Tax Service used to be here a few years ago, but closed, as did Payday Loans & Checks Cashed. The one thing that would be nice for this plaza is if there were some handicapped parking spots right near the laundromat, with a curb cut, so clothes carts can be wheeled easily to your car. This plaza, despite being low end, is in a high-traffic retail area, across from McDonald's and CVS. It has potential, if it could land a major tenant. I give this shopping center three stars, only because it has more potential than is being used and it is lower-end, so it is not a destination spot, like a mall or outlet center would be. It also has a high ratio of vacancies to occupied stores.

A great little shopping center close to where your probably staying - makes for a more enjoyable…read moreTahoe visit. Big news: Target is finally open. Lots of stores and restaurants and free 2 hour parking. I usually walk here from next door so I couldn't say too much more about the parking situation - except that all of Tahoe you now have to pay - so be careful with enforcement. Tahoe is growing. The popularity is ever growing and people from California on a weekend getaway seem to be funding it. More stores and construction - you wouldn't recognize this whole area if you last came 15 years ago. Target seems to be an obsession for some people. I hear about 'those Target runs' I really don't know what that means but usually stay at home moms obsess with this place and go often. I don't have that same zest and enthusiasm for Target but everybody has something that tickles their feather. Or is it tickle your fancy? I'm not sure. Anyway - this is me telling you that Target is open for business to tickle your whatnot. Knock yourself out. I'll be at the casino next door.

Well, our food was great for lunch, so we almost went back a second time. I do have to say, though,…read morethat I had seen an online menu that was MUCH less than the menu prices were when we actually got there, AND that the waitress "accidentally" mischarged us on not one, but two items, though we were able to get that corrected. So I'd rate this a decent, solid lunch choice with a decent amount of options, but please look over your bill.

The guy who runs this store is super cool. Told my friends and I stories about the town and the…read morespots we should look for. Took all of his suggestions and had a great day. 10/10 would recommend. Also got some cool signs and posters!

The Bare Foot Boy has unique signs and posters. When you walk by the store, you will see bins and…read morebins of posters old and new. Then your eyes will be drawn to more cool signs and posters inside the store. Walking into the store gives you a nice warm vibe and store employees are friendly and helpful; they let you do all the browsing without being over bearing, yet they are so helpful and knowledgable too... if you're looking for a specific poster, specific sign, by year by type... they know it all! Cool store!

I love Jeffrey and Gab, the shop is one of a kind. They're not on the Carson City wine walk any…read morelonger due to many beautiful items we're getting broken. However if we're in Carson we always stop in and have a look around! They support many local artists in the area with their goods in their store. I absolutely love the homemade soap!! The bars are $10 -12 absolutely worth it!!! I bought 7 bars of soap today, two bars for my husband to take to NZ for his Mom & sister and the others for my friends I'll see next weekend in Virginia City! Who doesn't like a pretty soap with amazing smells. Definitely if you're in the area make sure and stop by and find a treasure to take home or for a love one. They'll love it!!!

Quaint little house in Carson City, now a gallery filled with local artwork, ceramics, sculptures…read moreand jewelry. Something for everyone, fun to browse and even more fun to buy a treasure! Owner is very friendly and knowledgeable. Never any pressure to buy which is appreciated.