It isn't the most impressive mall, store or size wise, but it's in a good and convenient location…read more They've done a lot to improve the safety at this mall lately, which is nice. The current state of the food court is lacking at best, as they tore out the old food court to put in a makeup store. It's a dark hallway more than anything else. The food choices are lacking, as there is only Chinese food, Subway, and a Cinnabon. Hoping they put in better food choices down the road.

it's a great mall but the American flag on the north end of the building needs to be retired it is…read moretattered and torn a poor representation.

We love the Merchants Mall!! We've bought so many good finds here. All the workers are super…read morefriendly and straight forward. We got the best deal on the furniture we've bought there so far. They also delivered our couch for a small fee, which was super helpful and worth it. Their items are definitely selected with a thoughtful eye. Worth checking out!

Looking for antiques, unique pieces, original vintage toys? This is the place. It's Clean, well…read moreorganized with the most helpful and friendly personnel ever. There are so many beautiful antiques here. There's so much to see. It's almost indescribable.

The Shasta Outlets aren't as good as they were when they first opened. They had a Levi outlet, Big…read moreDog, Tommy Hilfiger, Ralph Lauren, and several other brand name stores. They have all left since then and it's filled with many stores that I don't care to shop at. There are at least 10 empty stores as of 4/2013. My favorite sandwich shop in all of the North State used to be located here "Big Town Hero" but they have left too. They need to bring in some more name brand stores to make people flock here like they once did. Great location right off of I-5. Rating: 2 1/2 stars, but closer to a 3 than a 2

Possibly the most depressing shopping center in the world. During my childhood, this place was THE…read moreplace to go! Tons of stores you could go to--not a vacant suite in the house. When I moved back to the area, I went down to check things out. So much has changed and almost everything is vacant. I went over to get myself a caramel apple at Rocky Mt. Chocolate Factory for old time's sake and almost cried when I didn't see that big dirty bear chained to the bench outside the closed shop. My saddened, nearly 30 year-old face pressed up against the window looking at the empty business suite...the now barren apple racks still in there. Now, the only places that bring me down here (rarely) are the Gap outlet and the movie theater.

I'm giving this place a rare five star review for a off the beaten trail country store. On a…read moreSaturday downtown weed was absolutely dead, but this store was open. It's a blend of just about everything. There was even a karaoke going on. Here you can find everything from books to musical mixing equipment to an adorable little black chihuahua.

An A for effort? It's a blend of scary and slow coupled with bizarre. I guess it's a real country…read morestore. My husband unfortunately tried to get and iced tea and milkshake and it was so bizarre. The iced tea was like in a styrofoam cup with no ice and it was concentrated. It took 15 minutes for him to scoop the ice cream. Ugh I feel mean but. Anyways, bad place to not have cash. I don't think they see a lot of credit cards. Needless to say, Weed was really slow. Like really slow.

The security guards at Chico Mall are superb and very helpful. They went out of their way to help…read moreme when I experienced an issue with the EcoATN. Superb service and great product selection by the way. Although I wish they would add another food court since they took out the last one.

This small mall is a bit unconventional, with its "food court" actually consisting of restaurants…read morelocated outside the main building. Inside, you can easily explore the entire mall in about 30 minutes. Notably, there are no dining options within the mall itself, except for a few vending machines, Cinnabon and Auntie Anne's. The anchors are JC Penny, Dick's and Five Below.

I visited the African Connection & Cultural Crossroads Shop looks for a specific item. The shop…read moreowner didn't have although she is willing to see if she can get her hands it. The shop owner has beautiful clothing and purses, accessories with great $ value.

The Garden Walk Mall is a worm tunnel that smells like hot dogs. It's the most unpleasant mall I…read morehave been in. Low ceilings, nasty carpet, meat odor and tacky interior decorations..it's basically La Comida without the salsa in plastic squirt bottles. The stores inside the mall are lovely. It's unfortunate that I have to walk through the mall to get to them.

Love the bowls of food, good food for your body. Nice clean food. I got a bowl today…read more All ready for me when I went in. And cheap The bowl with sweet potatoes and black beans Nice clean eating.

From the owner: Step into The F.A.R.M., and you'll be enveloped by an inviting ambiance that pays homage to the…read morerich agricultural heritage of our community. We've meticulously curated a selection of handpicked offerings sourced directly from nearby farms, fostering sustainable relationships with local farmers and artisans. Our commitment to supporting local producers is reflected in every mouthwatering bite. Succulent cuts of tender, pasture-raised beef take center stage, delivering a symphony of flavors that are both wholesome and ethically raised. Each bite tells a story of dedicated farmers, responsible husbandry practices, and the utmost care given to the animals. But our farm-to-table experience doesn't stop at beef. Our cooperative space boasts an impressive variety of locally sourced chicken, ensuring that every poultry dish is a succulent masterpiece bursting with natural flavors. Whether it's a juicy roasted chicken or a comforting bowl of homemade chicken soup, you'll taste the difference that comes from supporting sustainable farming practices. The F.A.R.M. is a celebration of community, sustainability, and the incredible flavors that our local land has to offer. Join us and embark on a journey that connects you with the very essence of our region, all while supporting the farmers and producers who make it all possible. Come and experience the true taste of Redding. Your palate will thank you, and your love for local flavors will never be the same again.