I'm not a big mall person. Usually I go with a purpose and destination. This mall houses…read morerestaurants, stores and my eye doctor. The Christmas decorations were lovely. The photos show a fairly empty mall mid day. Huge and wide open spaces. Good lighting too. The value would depend on which store you're looking at. The parking lot around this mall is always busy. Which leads me to believe it's a fairly popular place. I do frequent the Amazon Fresh not necessarily connected directly to the mall but next door. There is a Nordstrom Rack, lakeshore education store, and of course the T&T Supermarket on one end of the mall. So yes, a large selection of shopping choices with various values. Any stores I've visited had good service. Security is always seen circulating the area which makes me happy too. Enjoy life! SYOY!

Factoria is a neighborhood of Bellevue, WA, and has a dedicated shopping mall (Marketplace at…read moreFactoria) that people around the area will go to. Recently, a large Asian grocery opened as one of the outdoor anchors, so we decided to come down. We noticed right away how crowded the outdoor surface lots were, and that there was a line extending outside to get into the grocery store, so we nixed that idea. Instead, we found a less crowded parking area on the other side of the mall. It is a one story indoor mall, with a mix of small businesses, kiosks, and big anchor stores. The layout is definitely from an earlier time, but unlike malls like this in California which are closed or just empty, this one had a fair amount of shoppers milling around. One thing to note are that some of the anchor stores are not connected to the indoor mall at all, instead requiring you to walk outside and through parking to get where you want to go. Like I said, not a great layout.

Factoria village was very convenient during my bi week stay at Extended stay up the hill. Yep, just…read morea walk down the hill and you have just about everything you need and if it's not there perhaps is across the way at Factoria marketplace/mall which has several places as well. Plenty of things are in the 'village' which is basically a squared strip mall. There are places to eat including two Pizza spots, Applebee's, Vietnamese food and more. For drinks there is sideline bar, groceries and convenience - QFC and Bartell. Coffee? Starbucks. So on and so forth. Across the way there is target, famous footwear and more which is relatively close, it could be walked which is what I did when since I never needed too much at a time. There are plenty of parking spaces and fairly easy to get in and out of. Given how filled up it gets I'd say it's a convenient place as it was for me as well as the folks who regularly come here.

This used to be called Loehmann's Plaza except the Loehmann's store is no longer here, wow I've…read morebeen around this long to know that. I've seen it go through all the changes from old stores going out and new stores coming in to the Keg getting knocked down to make room for several extra commercial retail space to the parking lot getting renovated. This place thrives because of T-Mobile's headquarter right next door, during the day, it's an invasion from the employees everywhere. Avoid lunch rushes if you're in a rush. People complain about parking, but there's plenty of parking if you just circle around a bit, since it's a pretty in and out area, somebody will be out in a minute. It's convenient for me to walk here without having to go through any crosswalk. There's 3 Starbucks within this complex, one on each side and one inside QFC. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

This is a neighborhood shopping center in East Bellevue near Bellevue College. It is anchored by a…read moreQFC grocery store which also has a pharmacy and Starbucks. There are an array of businesses here including a barber, dentist and dry cleaner. It also has some casual eateries, including a Papa Murphy's, Tokyo Stop Teriyaki and the popular Japanese sandwich place, TRES. Parking is easy as I have never seen it full. There has been no business turnover as the tenants have been there for many years. It is not an exciting place to shop, but you appreciate its consistency.

Timing is everything here when it comes to parking but I love the selection of stores: REI,…read moreHomeGoods and Trader Joes. More coming soon across the street. On the other hand, how did anyone think we needed elevator music at the outdoors parking deck? So that people wouldn't sit in their cars making phone calls? Horrendous.

What a pretty place to walk around. There of lots of open air restaurants and cute stores. Worth…read morethe time to stroll around and grab a bite

A majority of the establishments here seem to sell very similar things(Asian desserts & boba) so…read moreI'm a little surprised that the landlord allow similar establishments here. It's a bit tucked away in the Lake Hills neighborhood so I'm only here if it's for something very specific: 1. The spiced meat over rice & house iced coffee from Hardwok Cafe. There's another location in Seattle, but the parking is a nightmare plus the interior isn't as nice as this location. 2. MeetFresh. Not because I'm a fan of their desserts, it's more of a "what's still open after dinner in Bellevue that we can have an excuse to sit and catch up some more". It's open late, plenty of seating to lounge around, I of course would pick something random to buy so I can sit here and hang out. 3. There's a hot pot spot here. I don't come here for hot pot though, I love their mushroom dynamite. On weekdays, it's half priced appetizers during dinner. I feel weird taking up a space and not ordering hot pot so I'll try to find somebody to tag along with so we can order a bunch of appetizers. If the dumpling place would open on my one day off, I would have already tried it since I've heard good things, but too bad I just haven't had the chance to stop by with my schedule. There's a library and dog grooming/hotel where you can upgrade your dog's room to a suite with a TV and ceiling fan for a hefty fee, I'm not sure if they have cable TV for the dog or they are stuck with the basic channels. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

Overall this place is slowly growing with the addition of new restaurants - definitely would love…read moreto see more family friendly spots to make it a whole day adventure since there's also a library there too. Everything is clean and looking forward to them bringing in some more fun spots to the village!

Very small walkable area with many wineries (wine tasting shops representing, each representing one…read morewinery) and restaurants. Very classy since it is all done in brick. Many benches to just rest and enjoy the relaxing and friendly ambiance. Nice large open area with tables and umbrellas to bring your own lunch. The ground is all dirt but it's done in a very nice way. This is my new favorite area to hang out

Wow, I did not know about this place! Anchored by the Woodin Creek Village apartments, this…read moremixed-use development looks brand new with a vast array of shops of wine tasting. According to the website https://www.woodincreekvillage.com/wine-dine, there are twelve such places. There's even a stretch marked as Wine Alley on both ends. The neighborhood appears to be roughly 4 square blocks, only a block away from the downtown Woodinville area (very near Molbak's). To identify the location, look for an adorable trio of bunnies which marks the center of Woodin Creek Village. Parking is plentiful. Both street parking and indoor retail parking at the apartment buildings are available. I came here to eat at Lifted Taco. I'll definitely tell my wine loving friends about the wine-focused establishments here.

Stopped in as part of the Puget Sound LYS Tour and was delighted to find the yarn store, Hooks &…read moreNée,es (also terrific) inside. A few good eateries (Greek, dump,inns and a bakery) plus a very excellent open air book store inside - that description makes sense when you it- offering a wonderful community space for all. There was a bunch of people doing what seemed like scrapbooking, and lots of people just hanging out comfortably. Every town should have something patterned after this center. I wish there was something like it near me.

I like this town center. It's a great pit stop for neighbors, commuters, and cyclists and there…read moreare a variety of shops for various interests from the bike shop, third place books, a fishing store, ACE, and Ross. It's a suburb vibe and it's reminiscent of my visits to Poulsbo and Kitsap. The farmers market is the best thing during the summer and there is always ample parking. For this small town center there is a good variety of food options including Mod Pizza, Starbucks, Subway, dumplings, gyros, and breakfast fare at Honey Bear.

This large shopping center was a short walk from my hotel and therefore a choice for meals. The…read moremall has three large buildings. To the east, three big boxes with Kohl's, Petco and Nordstrom Rack. To the south and west, Panera, nails, banking, travel agency, Chipotle and an IHOP. To the north and west, Chinese, burgers, shoes, spa and Italian. The parking is in the center. It is large and reasonably well lit. The parking lot is in very good condition. There are clearly marked pedestrian crossing areas that seemed to be honored by drivers. [Review 17098 overall - 87 in Washington - 614 of 2022.]

This is a large outdoor shopping center that's one of many near Southcenter Mall. Usually easy…read moreparking (though there are some crazy drivers that forget right-of-way laws), usually clean, there are a lot of businesses to go to here including several restaurants. Anchors include Kohl's, Petco, and Nordstrom Rack. Not finding what you want here? It's super easy to pop over to another shopping center - this is basically the shopping hub of the area. Overall the businesses in this center are pretty stable and predictable.