The mall is hanging in there... if you are in a wander and stroll mood you may find something…read morethough. It is worth a little stop and get some steps in doing a lap inside! Foodwise, I like to visit the Thai place in here and Schat's is always a great option. There is a Carson Junkee (I think it was a Junkee at least) in here now and that is a great addition and I bought a couple of nice, fresh thrift items

Sportsman's Warehouse is awesome! Great people. Great service! Friendly. Knowledgeable. Low…read morepressure. Just an all around great store for guns, ammo and all sporting goods. Greg, Dan, Ken, and the guys at the gun counter have helped me purchase several guns. Excellent rewards program too! Keep up the good work guys! #2A

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.

I wanted to stop in cause I saw as I was browsing the internet, that Costco has changed up the…read morebagel selection. They sell them in bags of 8 now, instead of requiring you like before to buy two bags of six for a dozen bagels. The new price is basically $5.00 for 8, so I guess the price per bagel has gone up, but what hasn't. HERE IS THE BIG NEWS! THE BAGELS ARE NOW WATER BOILED! I saw the big sign on the wall, "water boiled". What that means is they're more like real bagels like you would find in an actual bagel shop, a more dense and chewy bagel, yeah like New York, I guess, even though I've never been. The previous bagels were basically fluffy beard donuts! Costco ended their association with Einstein's bagels (the bread donut ones) and now makes their own using water boiling before baking at each store. I tried them and, whoa, what a difference, it way better. Maybe not totally as good as an actual bagel shop, but way better than what they had before. I used to avoid Costco bagels, but not any more. Try them out!

Me and my crew are about to leave Carson and head up over Spooner Summit on the 50 and I say, how…read morebout a Costco stop, since it's right here just near our turn up the 50. I have an executive membership that can get us in at 9am and the food court is all ready to go at that time. Hot dogs for the road with a soda too even! They all go hell, yeah! So we pull in and it's just before opening at 9 am. Plenty of parking, not like those big city Costco's at opening. We go in and I have my membership card scanned and head straight to the food court. I go up to the little kiosk thingy and tap in 5 hot dogs and sodas ... $7.50 the feed the whole crew! plus a little tax of course. The staff whips those out in no time and we fill our sodas. I like they switched back to coke products, I like them better than Pepsi products. Over at the condiments, we all squeeze out the mustard, relish and catsup on our dogs and sit at the open tables. These are a little messy to eat, so better make a mess at tables, than inside the Suburban! This was a nice tasty treat in the morning to keep everybody happy till we get to Sacramento. This is a really nice not crowded Costco!

Love that they have Amazon returns here. The Amazon clerk is always friendly. I usually get a $5…read morecash coupon when I do a return or a 25% off coupon. The prices can be expensive for baby clothes but they usually have sales and coupons. They have cute baby girl clothes.

Very rude customer service. I needed info on my online order that I placed a little over 2 weeks…read moreago and it said it should be already there for pick up. But the status kept saying in In fulfillment and I just wanted to see if they had a better status; the lady at the counter cuts me off and was like no we don't we don't do anything online in store. If it says that it says that. And then I asked can I talk to a manager to see if they can and her tone while calling the manager was just so aggressive. Then the "manager" pops out and gave me a piece of paper with a number to call. I get that you don't do anything with online but you could just be a little more pleasant with customers.

Very nice Walmart.Welk stocked store.Helpfulk employees…read more Massive parking lot It's massive store Got some donuts

If there is something you need, this store most likely has it. Great selection, nice staff! Easy…read moreaccess.

The Salon Always does a Wonderful Job on my Moms Perms , The Staff here are Friendly and Kind.read more

Absolutely Terrible Customer Service! I did a return and had two gift receipts. The girl…read moreaccidentally returned it back to the card. I was returning the Christmas gift I did not want it to go back to the card that's why I had the gift receipts. The young girl apologized and said oh I screwed up which was fine.The guy manager at no time ask to help her or even seem to care that she was in a panic Or that there was a problem. The guy manager that was standing there is the problem totally rude no customer service no apology. When I ask him about the return saying I had a gift receipt he said that's how we do it. It goes right back to the card. What is the purpose of a gift receipt then? It says you get a gift card on the gift receipt. He was really rude and wanted to continue fighting with me saying that's how we do it?!! I tried to explain I had a gift receipt again but again he wanted to talk over me and say no that's how we do it. I guess I should have just returned with no receipt. I feel this manager needs to be educated in Customer Service. And learn his job.

And in here to pick up a pair of boots for a wedding. They have a wide assortment t of men's boots,…read moreall levels of quality and construction. The folks that work here know their products. The cowboy hats are top notch h as well, primarily Stetson. The prices are very high, however. If you ask how much, you probably cannot afford it!

Quality/Quantity - Still shopping for a new pair of boots…read more I am really picky and still haven't found that perfect pair... Well, I did find it on one of our trips, in Texas, but I was just too lazy to carry it back. It might have been a mistake on my part. Atmosphere - Smaller than the locations we just visited in Las Vegas, see other Yelp. Plenty of mall parking. Open 7 days a week from 9am or 10am to 6pm or 8pm. Yelp hours differ slightly. Service - Good, greeted when we walked in. They offered to help. I declined as I am just window shopping until I find that PERFECT boot! Price - Reasonably priced. The boots I'm looking at range from $300 to $1,000+. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1978.

7/7/2021: DOH! Guess what faux-pas I committed? I lost my ten-foot, iPhone, fast, lightning…read morecharging cable via the last leg of my flight, Hawaiian Airlines from Honolulu while flying to Sacramento Airport! RATS!!!! It's incredibly strange I lost my charging cable when I had locked it inside my Pacsafe hip bag while flying . . . Hmmmm~ Weird. Anyway, I bought an upgraded, ten-foot, lightning, charging cable. The charging cable is more heavy-duty, thicker; it's black, wrapped with the same material as an industrial, extension cord verses the charging cable I lost was wrapped in some sort of corded, cotton cloth, flimsy material. Moreover, I can never find a ten-foot lightning charging cable in Placerville, Sacramento, Roseville, Rancho Cordova or any of the Bay Area Big Lots Stores: Oddly, this Big Lots Store has a plethora of items I have YET seen in other Big Lots Stores' inventory.

I'm clearly in the minority at this Big Lots. I don't understand all the one star reviews. I've…read morealways had success with this store. Most anything you can think of retail is tucked away in one of the aisles. The prices are pretty good and the folks are all super nice. Very professional. That's all you can expect. The rest is gravy. This is where we get our phone chargers, shampoos, paper goods and spaghettios for the grand kids. They have furniture, bedding (including the mattress and box) and plenty of seasonal stuff. Today I found one of those sugar dispensers that you find in restaurants. Only $3. I've already used it twice. We're headed east for some R&R. I stop here and load up on big bags of candy to drop on unsuspecting grandchildren. 1/20