Tempe Marketplace combines the outer area that has "Big Box" retailers like Target and Best Buy and…read morea number of restaurants with this central area called "The District". The District is an outdoor mall area that has a number of smaller shops, eateries and a Harkins Theatre. I live just miles from this area and make several stops here each week. I mostly come here to go to the movies or to the bookstore. Coming to Tempe Marketplace makes for a nice day and I enjoy all of the services that they have to offer. One of my favorite things about the District area is that they will decorate for the holidays. During Christmas, they will set up a very large Christmas tree and hang lights up all over the walking areas. They have showcased art exhibits like floating umbrellas during the summer months to draw in people. The District also has a stage where they will have live music and at times will host concerts. There are splash pads for the kids to enjoy when it gets hot out and fireplaces for the colder evenings. I have even done a one mile Kilt run through the District. It is nice that going to the mall has evolved to more than just shopping and has lots more to offer.

Nothing like an outdoor mall with a movie theater and plenty of shopping options. They have so much…read moreto offer and even cooler holiday decor. Located in Tempe they have so many options for food as well as entertainment. They even have a Best Buy and Target nearby in case you need more to shop for. Within minutes you can drive down to Tempe Town Lake or even downtown Tempe. There's plenty to do in that whole area. I always love visiting and exploring all the shops. They have a Barnes and Nobles, Hot Topic, Spencer's, Harkin Theatres, Genghis Grill, Smash Burger, and so much more. What can I say, they got me hooked. I'll definitely be returning!

Mesa Riverview is a very large outdoor shopping plaza. Due to its vastness, it helps to know which…read morebusiness you are driving to. I wish they had more maps or directories of where you can find the businesses. Free parking and Wi-Fi in many of the larger stores.

Good area full of entertainment, shopping, & dining choices. Service is really good at the places…read moreI've been to. The selection of stores & dining choices is really vast & has much to offer. The value of doing your shopping, dining, movie watching, or even getting a haircut, manicure, or any other grooming service is really good, with many places offering discounts & client specials. Easily accessible from the 202 Freeway & Dobson Road in Mesa.

I gave Arizona Mills a four because there's so much to do at this mall. They have a wide array of…read moreshops and restaurants (food court), as well as an IMAX Theatre, Legoland, and the aquarium. There is also an arcade and a carousel in the middle of the mall today they had free interactions with the Easter bunny, and you can take pictures for purchase. They do have nice bathrooms, including the family bathroom however it was locked so you do have to call security to have them come unlock it for you, but someone was there in a matter of minutes. It wasn't dirty, but it could have been cleaner. I also have heard it can get a little bit rough here at night time, but I did not experience that while here around 10 AM to noon on a Saturday.

This is a huge family friendly indoor mall with more than 150 retailers including a lot of outlet…read morestores such as American Eagle, Chico's, Old Navyx Levi's and more, 27 dining options including a food court, and a Harkins theatre with IMAX that boasts Arizona's largest and only full size IMAX screen. It's a fun place for kids as they also have the Legoland Discovery Center, Sea Life Arizona Aquarium, Tilt Studio- 40,000 sq ft arcade with more than 150 arcade and video games as well as laser tag and virtual reality experiences. Also, the Rainforest Cafe is always a fun place to eat and shop. The carousel seems to be pretty popular every time I've been here. The one thing I found kinda strange is that they don't have a Panda Express here, haha! I think it's like the only mall I've been to without Panda. Other than that, they have a lot of the typical mall eateries like Auntie Anne's Pretzels, Cinnabon, Dairy Queen, Haagen-Dazs, Sbarro, and Wetzel's Pretzels. They're open everyday from 9AM and is one mile from start to end so it's a great place to get some steps and stay cool during the hot summer months!

Have you visited Downtown Mesa lately? Light rail runs through Main Street. Many sculptures are…read morescattered through the streets. There is also wall art livening up the stark walls. They are free covered parking lots as well as free street parking. Many restaurants to choose from. You will have shopping opportunities too. There are several art galleries and an art center with performance art and special events.

Arizona cities have several downtown areas with various restaurants and shops that draw me in…read more Downtown Mesa draws me in a few times a year for shows at The Nile, a pretzel from The Salted Knot, or even just a fun drink at Level One. There's a variety of places with lots of different items or experiences to choose from. I've found the prices to be comparable to other downtown areas and the service to be very friendly.

The desserts are really good but the bakery workers were not very friendly at all. They just seemed…read morelike they hate their job and don't truly want to help their customers.

Very nice shopping center, with everything you could ever want or need all in one big location!…read moreNeed groceries? There's AJ's Fine Foods. Need makeup & hair products? There's Ulta Beauty. Need a bite to eat after shopping? Take your appetite to Grimaldi's Pizzeria. There are so many stores to choose from for your shopping pleasure. I love coming here & will more once I move over to Ahwatukee since I'll be nearby.

Bargain Bins Mesa is my favorite local overstock store. Everything is always organized making it…read moreeasy to shop. The employees are always helpful and courteous. The pricing varies on the days of the week I love Tuesday (all items $1) and Wednesday (all items $0.50). I have scored some unbelievable deals shopping at Bargain Bins. I'll be a forever customer.

I had heard about this place because of an Instagram post from a local Arizona influencer that…read morefound its way into my feed. I made a mental note of the location because it turned out to be a new store in the same shopping center as Baiz Fresh Foods in Mesa because I shop there occasionally. The next time I made my pilgrimage to Baiz to pickup ground lamb, I investigated this newest neighbor. BTW, the shopping center is located at the NE corner of S Dobson Rd and W Baseline Rd. The day I visited was a Saturday, so everything was priced at $7. My shopping companion and I couldn't resist sifting through the piles of stuff in bins that ranged from kids' toys to bedsheets to random returns and overstocked thingamabobs. I did accidentally get slimed from a partly open bottle of moisturizing cream (I hope... yikes!), but managed to wipe myself off and continue rummaging. I ended up buying what I thought was quite a gem of a find... five tiny disco balls (with a spool of fishing line for hanging included)! My buddy found collapsible paper lanterns that look like wasp's nests. I didn't know what they were, but he explained that they were decoys to dissuade wasps from setting up camp on your property (think "scarecrows"... but for wasps). This was an appropriate gift for a family member that recently had some issues with wasps continually landing in their backyard swimming pool. Anyhow, when we checked out we chatted with the clerk and found out more about the store. The pricing scheme is thus: Sunday $5, Monday $3, Tuesday $1(!), Wednesday $0.50, Thursday - closed for restocking, Friday $15, Saturday $7. You'll want to pay attention to opening hours on the cheapest days because we were told that quite a few people show up early to get in line. Even though Wednesday is the cheapest day (at a mere 50 cents), we were told that the inventory is pretty slim pickin's. Tuesday morning may be your sweet spot (1 buckaroo!), but you're probably gonna want to get there before open at 9 a.m. Happy hunting baragain-seekers!

Awesome place! Like all Bass Pro Shops, this is a fun spot to shop with a cool vibe. Great…read moreinventory and wide selection. The customer service is amazing. Every employee asked me if I needed help and did it with warmth.

On 12/21/24, I had a very disappointing experience at the Bass Pro Shops in Mesa, Arizona. During…read moremy visit, my mom was waiting in line to use the restroom along with several other customers when a mom and her child walked straight past everyone and cut through the entire line. It was extremely rude and disrespectful to everyone who had been patiently waiting their turn. What made the situation even worse was that no one from the store seemed to address it or manage the situation, even though the area was busy. Basic courtesy and respect for other customers should be expected in a public place, and unfortunately that wasn't the case here. While the store itself may be popular, experiences like this leave a really negative impression. I left feeling frustrated and disappointed with how the situation played out. I hope that some day, this issue gets addressed and resolved. Needless to say, I won't be coming back & would highly recommend staying away from this location.