Located strategically across from the Egyptian Theatre, this mall houses a few stores for clothing,…read moreart and jewelry. Shabu, the acclaimed Asian fusion restaurant is located on the 2nd floor. Cafe Brilliant is the Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition of a cafe to warm up and hang out with pizza, drinks, smoothies, the whole works is across from Shabu. Apart from Shabu and Cafe Brilliant, the rest of the mall seems really quiet and deserted. Quite a shame of a wasted space but I guess this place comes alive once a year for the Festival.

I went in to find kitchen utensils not found in grocery store. Very busy with long check out lines…read morebut efficient. Credit cards preferred there was no change if cash used and they round up your change to dollars sadly. On the way out I was elated to find park city /utah postcards which I was unable to conveniently find with a Bargin price 16 cents ! Yes Walmart shoppers 16 cents ! Large parking lot in the kimball junction /park city large shopping area .

Sometimes you just need to grab a few things. Sometimes people beg for money or sell things like…read moretamales in front of the doors of this store. A popular yogurt brand that I buy was outdated on the shelf. This Walmart feels totally cramped and smooshed together. Once you finally go to checkout, you can wait in a huge line at either self checkout or a single cashier lane. Many of the people who work as cashiers and supervise the self checkouts are terribly unhelpful and rude. Some of the other people who work here can be nice, but it can be a frustrating experience to shop here.

I enjoy coming to this TJ Maxx! It has pretty much everything you could expect in a TJ Maxx…read more It doesn't have Runway as far as I can tell. The options are more limited than other TJ Maxx's that I've been to, but still a good shopping experience.

Why this place has such a low rating, I'll never know. But if you are rating THIS unicorn of a TJ…read moreMaxx a 2 1/2 stars, lemme just tell ya the TJ Maxx stores in the greater Los Angeles area would absolutely curl. your. hair. This was a shopping EXPERIENCE. This lil' discount store was so great, I actually FaceTimed my family to show them how impressive it really was. Organized! Clean! Friendly! Well-stocked! Great designer brands! The only negative part of this review is that I flew in for work with a tiny suitcase and now find myself in QUITE the airport predicament. Soooo worth it. Shop here. All the time. Its fantastic

My family stumbled across the City Creek Center in downtown Salt Lake City when we were just…read morelooking for downtown parking and found an underground garage...and then a big Nordstrom's sign right in front of us as we got out of the vehicle. As we poked our heads out from underground like groundhogs, we saw we were in the middle of a giant indoor/outdoor mall. We explored the mall and really enjoyed the naturally lit indoor spaces with wide walkways and nice artificial water features. We ended up spending about 3 hours here visiting stores we've never seen back in AZ. There's 4 different wings and most wings have shops on two floors. They have a large food court with the restaurants spaced where you can easily walk between. There was also plenty of seating indoors and outdoors! Thanks City Creek Center for the unexpected but fun exploration of our tenants!

what a beautiful center at the City Creek Center…read more it's a first for me: an open-air mall, but i was also amazed by the size of the area and the stores that are all close by. you do have a parking garage, but you can also find street parking around the area; i walked about 10 minutes to the center my favorite thing here was the food court: everything i ate there was perfect and quickly served, while my CON is the long walk you actually do to cover all the stores and restaurants here: directory helps! damn, you ballin' Utah

Lot of stuff. Lots of stuff…read more A Japanese version of a Dollar Tree, sort of. Except all of the goods are good to high quality since it's Japanese made. I don't know where to begin. They have tons of things, things that you knew about and want and things that you didn't know existed and now need. They have Japanese snacks and a limited amount of groceries, mostly drinks and ramen. They have a selection of Japanese pens! I bought one. Can't pass up a Japanese pen. Large store, well-lit. One employee to man the register, she was friendly. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

This is a fun place to explore…read more Love the Asian snacks, drinks, and different ramen options offered here. I bought a few things for a small gift basket that included some of the things I mentioned above. An $8 individual ceramic hot pot type bowl that you can heat directly on your stovetop. It had a beautiful cherry blossom design. I also got a chopsticks set, and bamboo hot pad for setting hot pots or pans on. The cashier was kind enough to open the box for me so I could inspect the hot pots for damage. As other people have mentioned, it's like an Asian version of our dollar tree store, only Daiso prices range from $2.25-$18. It's very organized and clean. They have so much variety from toys, to stationary, gardening items, organizing items, laundry items and so much more. It's definitely worth a visit to browse everything they have to offer.

I've stopped here a few times when I've been in the area, most recently with my son who wanted a…read morevery specific suit, which he found online. We were able to browse the different varieties in the men's' section, but really needed someone to do his measurements so he could place the custom order. It took a good while for someone to notice us and then also be willing to come talk with us. The lady who did come over was pretty aggressive in her sales pitch-saying that the pricing we saw was going to change after tomorrow, so we'd better hurry and buy. It felt a little icky, and we ended up not buying a suit. I wonder if it's true that in-person shopping is really dwindling. Service seems to have gotten apathetic and the furnishings in the store were abysmal (see the picture of the horribly beat up chair in the men's section.) For the higher-end clothing that this store carries, I'd love to see the rest of the experience elevated to match what customers may expect.

I bought a gift for a relative from here. The attention to detail and level of service is what…read moremakes Nordstrom different from the others. It was fascinating to watch the person pack the gift, they took so much care and effort and it made a difference.

Delicious shaved ice (not traditional snow cone ice)…read more Tons of flavors to pick from. Next time you're passing by, stop at the window of The Peach Tree and pick one up.

5-Star shave Ice at the window of this super cute store! This is the GOOD stuff - light fluffy…read moreshave ice - NOT snow cone with gravel! Plenty of flavors!! The store is full of cute fun stuff too! It's right by the big BC arch in downtown! Highly recommended!