My first time coming to this store , I am leaving Utah in three days & also saw the sign upfront…read morewhere it's said SALE lol..! I ended up getting 10 T-shirts , sweaters & couple of full sleeve shirts . Because they were only 5-7$ & I need to get some gifts for all the gentlemen on my family . So I saved a lot of money & it's really good quality too . Funny thing is most of the items are made in Bangladesh so I can't send it back home lol ! Customer service was excellent, the girl who helped me today I wished I have asked her name . She was a great cashier . I was way too excited for the sake I forgot to take pictures lol , sorry !

They have really cute spring styles right now! The kid at the register gave me 40% off if I…read moreregistered online!

+ Grateful for REI finally here in UT, as I had come in from western SD and southern WY and boy are…read morethere no REI's out there xP + Ample parking. + Conveniently located right by the 15. + Always grateful for public restrooms. + Pleasant ambience.

It seems that the only time I visit Station Park is in the dead of winter when the last thing I…read morewant to do is walk around outside where the air hurts my face. But I have yet to find myself here when it's nice outside, so I have a slightly biased perspective. That's on me though. Anyway, I love the variety of shops here and the layout is interesting-not like a boring linear mall where everything is one long, dreadful row of stores that goes on and on like a dull high school science teacher. No, this place has twists and turns, shops are broken up by beautiful water features or seating areas-things that encourage people to linger. Aside from the terrible weather-which admittedly, Station Park cannot control, the parking is tricky. There's something innate in the minds of Utahns that we have to be able to park directly in front of the store we are visiting. We don't prefer adjacent parking lots, and get grumpy if we have to walk anywhere more than a few feet. So if you're one of those people, you'll be disappointed to find that the parking areas are further out and the few spots that are near the stores are highly sought after. So, I'll wait for the weather to turn nice, park in the nearby lot and happily meander through the shopping area with coffee in hand, humming along to whatever cheerful music is playing on the speakers overhead.

Just a bunch of clothes made for the outlet that are fair . It's not like you shouldn't shop there…read morebut it's no big deal. They Use to have neat shoes but not anymore. I'm just being honest

I LOVE the prices at Nordstrom Rack. They're cheaper than a regular Nordstrom store for anyone who…read morewasn't sure! It can be hit or miss for me sometimes, but I can usually find something in here for my son. I love that I can shop online and have my orders shipped to the store for pickup at no extra charge. I'm not a fan of the customer service, a select 2 or 3 employees I've dealt with in the last 6 months have been decent, but 95% of them don't seem to care to help you with anything. Finding things, returns, pickups, or checking out. The security guard walked past me one night and yelled "THEY'RE CLOSED." Very rudely and when I walked in, one of the employees let me in. I was in and out within 5 minutes. I don't think they're all on the same page, perhaps they need additional training? Overall products good, employees, eh.

In any mall or mall-like entity like Station Park, some stores seem to blend into each other: The…read morewomen's frou-frou frou-frou boutique (Claire's, Francesca's, Hope Ave, etc.); the women's reasonably priced clothes and accessories (Maurices, Evereve, Lane Bryant, etc.); the outdoor store; the shoe stores with a little other stuff store (Nike, Famous Footwear, etc.); the accessories-centric store (Charming Charlie), the candle-centric knick-knack shop (Bungalow Blue), and so on. In the case of Tully's, it seems to blend in with the Van's and Nike store (because it actually also sells Van's and Nike's), and the Zumiez at Station Park -- as well as stores like PacSun, Urban Outfitters, etc. and other malls because of it is cool-boy and young-man, skate-centric clothes and brands. For similarish stores, having something that sets it apart -- such as strong discount prices or a unique core element -- helps vault it out of mediocrity. In the case of Tilly's, I really don't see that unique element. Let's focus on the positive ... Tilly's has A LOT of stuff. First of all, they have almost as many Van's t-shirts than at the Van's store and, oddly enough, some originals you won't even find at the big V. There are also plenty of options from brands like Levis, North Face, Quicksilver, Billabong, Volcom, DC, Fox, Roxy, Hurley, and Etnies. And if you like more casual-ware, you'll find a lot: t-shirts, hoodies, graphic tees and sweatshirts, shoes, penny boards and other skateboards, shorts and board shorts, backpacks, accessories (a lot of wallets, sunglasses, and watches) ... and that probably just scratches the surface. The prices are a bit high, but it's a pretty good selection of clothes worth checking out.

I love getting things for my grandchildren here! The workers are kind and helpful for me when I…read morehave a question about what is cool or not.

Huge store! Service…read moreand selection were good. Additional 30% off on certain items. Wish they have more shoes selections for running and basketball. Value seems ok for a factory store. Cannot beat that. Staff was quick to respond to questions. Will come again.

Huge store with lots of selection so that was great. I love getting shorts and hats from here, It's…read morea good value for the quality. But not all the staff is friendly at this location.

Poor management! You know a store is not managed well when…read morethere are two employees standing around while only three workers are checking people out and the line is about 20 people deep. I hate to shop here.

The location is convenient it's great to be so close to other stores, I just located off of…read moreinterstate 15. There is a much better selection here than there is a lost her other stores sharing the same parking lot. I would say the stores are getting very exhausting with all the mask Nazis walking around checking to see who is in "compliance"