Our favorite mall! This is probably one of the malls that…read moreis thriving and lots of new business coming in! The food scene is also amazing with cuisines from all parts of the world! Ample parking and 24x7 QFC makes it one stop for all your needs!

I'll admit I have mall nostalgia, so whenever I step into one, I get a certain feeling. Most Malls…read morethese days are only a small percent of what they once were. Crossroads is sort of a hybrid strip and indoor mall which collectively keep itself going. Crossroads indoor portion is held up by a strong food court, it's "Public Market" with a lot of options - burgers, Mexican, Thai, sushi, Indian, Boba, Korean, Hawaiian and more. On top of that, there are plenty of seats. I'd even go so far to say that the Food Court is the main attraction here and the other stores are secondary, which include Old Navy, Hallmark and other services - Mini Library, information about Bellevue and such. The Mall itself looks kept up and seems to be doing well enough to keep going, so I say that's good. People clearly endorse it. I was here on a weekday afternoon for work. I sat down to take a rest and two separate families walked up with their children and put them in those 'coin-operated riding machines'. Moments before this happened, I asked myself "does anyone use these things anymore?". My question was answered. Crossroads is alive.

Pupchella -- great idea, but what a mess and frankly a waste of time it was…read more We got there around 2 pm and were done in under 5 minutes. Except for the Tesla booth, no one even bothered greeting us... yes, we brought our cute 7-month-old puppy with us. The music booth planted in the middle of everything was so loud it became obnoxious. Then there was the puppy booth with zero signage -- are they selling puppies or are they a rescue? No clue. The only visible sign said "not fully vaccinated," which raises the question: WHY are the puppies there to begin with? They shouldn't be there as a petting zoo, exposed to random dogs. There were maybe around 10 booths total, and at least 3 of them were just photo-op booths. The "doggy care" booth was especially confusing... what exactly are they even selling? Their setup also had real estate advertising mixed in. Overall, it felt poorly organized, underwhelming, and more geared toward Instagram photos than actual pet community engagement.

Redmond Town Center is a one stop shop for food, entertainment, and a destination for a leisure…read moreafternoon or evening. The center is jam packed with a variety of retailers, fitness studios such as Cyclebar, and places to enjoy a drink and catch up with friends. It's a good mix of moderate and high end for both retail and dining, so you can find something that suits everyone's needs and wants. The service from all their retailers is always spot on. The center itself is filled with plenty of seating where you can grab a bite, a coffee, and sit down to read a book, people watch, or just enjoy a nice day outside. Without having to cross into the city for Uvillage, RTC is a 10/10 spot to visit!

Cute little plaza located in Issaquah, Washington is a very quaint and charming plaza full of…read moreunique shops, food, etc. If in town visiting, which I was doing definitely give it a try and enjoy and hour or two looking through the shops and getting little items for yourself or a loved one. There is also a great high tea place here, which I highly recommend making reservations as well!

There are various restaurant options here. All of them great! We've been to a Mexican, a Italian,…read moreand to a Argentina? restaurants. All of them get packed by dinner so better get reservations or get there early. Some of them will close between lunch and dinner. Stores are very cute on this outdoor mall. And, eventhough it's outdoor, it is different because of the wooden hallways, and trick and treating on Halloween. Parking wasn't hard even when they are busy.

Going to give this review based on the employees the owner has working here. My son called and…read moreasked about a game. "Sorry. We don't have that in store" I called because it shows available online. "Sorry we don't have that game in store, try our Redmond location" I stopped by and lo and behold the game is sitting there. I didn't buy it because that's terrible customer service. I'd guess she didn't even get up to look.

It's a bummer that the toys here can be found on Amazon for about 30-40% less. I want to support…read morelocal businesses, but when the difference is that much, it's hard to justify. I purchased the Melissa and Dough jet pilot dashboard for $130 and it's on Amazon for $85.

Super cute little store with gifts for any and everyone. I'm not sure why people are commenting on…read morethe return policy? Did you ask or look at their policy before making a purchase? It's a small business, I wouldn't take returns at all either. Anyway, they had a ton of cute clothes at reasonable prices. I'm glad my kids weren't with me because they would have gone nuts over all the Jellycat's.

I love this store! It has so many beautiful ideas for your home decor. They have an everything from…read morefurniture to coffee mugs to quality tea towels. And their displays would be on point for how to give your home that high class look. I'll definitely be a regular shopper here.