The Mall at Sierra Vista is a shell of what use to be. Things come and go quickly. However they…read morecontinue to put forth effort. Community events are what it's good for now. Advertising is nonexistent. Wouldn't it be nice if they added a grocery store or bowling alley in where JCPenney was? Look at Missoula. They revitalized theirs by adding the businesses mentioned above. Plus... why can't you knock down some walls. Add door fronts. Expand nice eateries. Storefronts. Crap even Amazon. SV has a building strip mall problem that can't even fill existing spaces. Sad.

This mall was still active 18 years ago, but today it barely draws a crowd. Most businesses don't…read moreeven open until the weekend. Not even middle schoolers hang out here. I stopped coming here when Waldenbooks moved out 15 years ago. Even Victoria Secrets is gone. Bath and Body Works, Famous Footwear, Maurice's, Spencer's, and Dillards seem to be the shops that draw people into the mall. I walked around the mall this afternoon to stay cool. The batting cage, jumping spot and Gathering Scene coffee shop drew in some people, so at least these businesses give young people something to do in the heat of the day.

Nice store selling Asian snacks and Boba tea at the back of the store. Owner/cashier was very…read moreaccommodating. We had taro and mango milk teas. Way too sweet. She tried adjusting but to no avail. Best to stick with buying snacks here.

Really great variety of items and a lovely staff! A very pleasant shopping experience that I will…read morerecommend to others.

A little slice of Bisbee right here in Sierra Vista. Find the work of local artisans, fun hippie…read moreclothes, incense and the whole nine yards right here. Also featuring Madame Magpie's Shiny Things as seen in the July 8, 2010 edition of Tempo, the arts and entertainment section of the Sierra Vista Herald. http://www.svherald.com/content/entertainment/2010/07/07/madame-magpie-s-shiny-things

Closed at 130 pm? No sign or reason why. Went back later and…read morefound out they are re-modeling. They really should have a sign up or something so people know.

I was stressed out around Christmas. My feast called for anise root. Not ONE of the big box…read moremarkets had any. My Wife suggested the Co-Op. Reluctently I drove her there and Voila! The Co-Op saved Christmas!!!! Thank You Co-Op!

This coop is overpriced on just about everything. They do have a few good items at reasonable…read moreprices but that is a very few. Also, for a coop one would expect some degree of knowledge of basic natural foods. One person who worked there actually said they had no wheat berries but they did have strawberries! They have a huge selection of supplements and other "healthy" products that are loaded with questionable additives so I don't think they consider or know enough to check over ingredients before ordering. There are a few nice people who work there and also others who are rude at best. I go there occasionally for the few things they have at a good price or when I don't want to wait to order online. For a food coop it's not a particularly warm environment.

Wholesome staff, welcoming vibe, but it's a little dingy/dusty. (That's been getting better lately,…read morethough!) Sometimes the owner's kid and his friends are around; unfortunately, they're at the age where they've just figured out the most effective ways to be annoying, especially when you're trying to concentrate on a game. No way to get water, so staying for too long is difficult, but there are places next door to buy a soda or something. Regardless, Smash tournaments on Saturdays are a hit; recommend! We need more competition there, so come on down!

pricey but pretty good video games for nostalgia and stuff OK I recall I saw like a kid crying…read morethere but it's fine and hopefully it's the place where my buddy could fix his PlayStation

Largest collection of ugly clothes I've ever seen in one place. Prices were not great either.read more

Out of all the stores in Sierra Vista, Marshall is the best! carrying all brands of shoes, clothes,…read moreand home decor stuff. The clearance rack is a great way to peruse for great deals. For example, I found couple of CK polo shirts for 6 bucks! The store is always well stocked and the sales associates are friendly. Also, quite surprise with the amount of cell phone accessories. Plus, it's located within walking distance from Ross, Dollar tree, bealles, cal-ranch, hobby lobby, ulta, and more stores popping up.

Roxanna has a great selection of books and related gifts. Her store is conveniently located with…read moregreat parking - and she offers pickup at the store for those who don't want to come in during the pandemic. If she doesn't have the book you're looking for she can usually get it for you. Give her a call or stop by. You'll be glad you did!

Being new to Sierra Vista we found this little gem of a bookstore. Great books and cute little…read moregifts. The lady that runs the store is very nice.

Excellent customer service, the best I've found in Sierra Vista. Great selection of frozen, fresh…read moreand pantry food items. Some food products I've never seen at other grocery stores here. And some of the prices are very competitive

I used to be a Target shopper when I was in college last century. Back then the name was pronounced…read moreTarJAY. K-Mart ruled the retail shops and Walmart was only in the South. But now I'm in the Southwest and the Target store in town sits near a major intersection looking neglected. There are always cars in the parking lot but most of them are for the Pizza Hut and Starbucks near the front entrance. I stopped by this place, finally, two days ago after work. I was looking for a cellphone rack to place in the classroom. Walmart didn't sell it and I came here. (Target didn't have one, either.) And then I remembered why I don't shop here anymore: there aren't any employees in the aisles! In fact, there were few people in the store and the largest crowd was at the pharmacy. Most of the employees were standing guard watching customers self-check out. Another reason why I won't shop here again (at least during the school year): most of the people inside the store were teenagers just walking the aisles looking at stuff. One teen recognized me and then two more. Next time I go to this store I'll wear a full-face mask and wig. I will add that the shopping cart I had rolled along flawlessly and the floors were clean and shiny.

Some of the frozen meals are spoiled. Either they're tampered with or they've been out of the…read morefreezer. I wouldn't chance shopping here anymore. Two that I purchased yesterday had to be thrown away so far. Another thing, I tipped the bagger $5 and they didn't even help me with the groceries. They just left them in the cart and walked away.

They lock their doors over half an hour before their posted closing hours. Their normal operating…read morehours are already terrible, and they aren't even working all of those.

Children's books are 25 cents each. Children's clothes .75 cents to $3.00, but mostly around $1…read more Prices are very reasonable! I definitely recommend giving it a shot! Only downside is their hours are limited.

Love this Thrift shop found some cool stuff. very nice and cheap. found some good books for cheap.read more