Omg, I do love this store and I think the smell of this store will always bring me back to some of…read morethe best times of my life. Shopping with my oldest daughter, we always used to have so much fun going there when she was little. Today I was shopping for my youngest daughter. I purchased her a new swim suit for her party and some gifts. Customer service was amazing, check-out was a breeze, store is well stocked and ready for the summer season. Thank you!

Always the place to go. Especially when you are on a hunt without a particular list in mind…read more I love when I find gems here at Nordstrom Rack.

San Tan Village The first thing anyone would…read morenotice about San Tan Village is that it's all outdoors. An easy way to look at the villages layout would be like picturing 5 outdoor strip malls that got put together in a "village" form. San Tan Village looks a lot like it came straight out of Europe with the way its decorated and set up. It has cobble stone streets, a few grand fountains, old fashioned clocks, and trees all over the place. All this takes the shoppers experience back to the original source of shopping. With all the décor, the village seems like it holds a lot of class to its name, on top of all the stores it has. It gives the American shopper the feeling of- "I'm cool, I'm in pretend London right now", which holds the possibility of them wanting to spend a lot more money. Even though the village is outside don't let the elements scare you off. they have all their sidewalks shaded, with misters above that give the shade the extra few cooler degrees. San Tan Village was recently built a few years back. However I still consider it brand new, compared to any other mall in Arizona. Since the village is new it is really nice and clean. You can tell that the village staff does a really good job at maintaining it, and keeping it from getting run down, and keeping its presentable status. Since the mall is nice this will bring in more customers. One thing I noticed when I was observing the mall, was there was a lot of diversity there. Usually when you think of "mall" you think of "fast times at ridgemont high mall", with nothing but teenagers there. That's not the case for the village. There are people of all ages going there to have fun. I noticed a lot of parents with their kids, a lot of teenagers, and a lot of middle schoolers whose parents dropped them off. Since there is a lot of underage kids there, that means their parents feel it is safe enough for them to walk around without parental supervision. The kids also know it is a really nice place and they have to behave themselves while they're in there. I also think it is a very family orientated place as well. There are Candy stores, restaurants, and they even have a jungle gym for the kids to play on. It's a place where everyone in the family can go to have fun. This mall truly stands out of all the other malls in Arizona. San Tan Village has a plentiful amount of stores to choose from as well. It seems like they have three of every type of store there. Whether it be a Jewelry store, clothing store, sports store, or even a restaurant, you have lots to choose from. One store that is pretty popular is the "Buckle". I really like the Buckle because the employees there work off of commission, so they have to sell a quota of clothes and will be very willing and persistent helping you pick out what you need. Its clothes are a little expensive but they are high class modern mixed. Another store that is similar to the Buckle, is called "American Eagle". American Eagle isn't as upscale as the Buckle, but it certainly isn't that far behind. The service at American Eagle is really good, and they have a lot of products for you to choose from. Another clothing store San Tan village has is called "Aeropostal". Aeropostal isn't as nice as the other two clothing stores, but it isn't bad. It is more for middle school, high school kids. Since the village has multiple stores to choose from, if one store doesn't have what you're looking for another might. The village holds a few restaurants on it, and if it doesn't have the one you were looking for, there are a few close by. That is probably one of the best things about the village, its location. Its located right off of the freeway, so there are a lot of other shopping centers and restaurants around the village. Shoppers could realistically go to the village to get something and know they won't have to drive very far to another close by store to get what they were looking for. Overall the village is a really nice establishment, and I know I personally will continue to be a loyal customer to them. That is at least till it gets run down, or shuts down, which probably won't happen any time soon.

I enjoy visiting Chandler Fashion Center, especially when shopping with my children. While the…read moreparking situation can sometimes be a bit frustrating and crowded, the mall itself is generally well maintained and family friendly. One feature I particularly appreciate is the children's play area. It is usually kept very clean, and unlike many mall play spaces, the equipment does not appear overly worn out or neglected. It creates a comfortable environment for families and gives kids a nice place to enjoy themselves during a shopping trip. The food court used to offer a stronger variety of dining options in the past, which I do miss, but the mall still has a solid selection of stores and remains one of the better places in the area for shopping and spending an afternoon with family.

Chandler Fashion Center is most definitely one of my faves if not the favorite mall we shop at in…read morethe Valley. Not only are many of our preferred stores there, but some fantastic dining options too. The anchors give everyone the large worthy retailers, and the inner shops run a diverse and voluminous shopping options. Plus, the place is chalk full of independents running the gamut of services and products. The only thing that irks me about Chandler Fashion Center is its cockamamie layout and the lack of more accessible menu boards to tell you where to go or not to go! Otherwise... we're good.

Crossroads Towne Center is the shopping center on Gilbert Rd and the 202. You have probably been…read morethere many times, but never paid much attention to the name. More then likely you refer to the major stores there like Target or Walmart. Maybe the Germann Harkins Theater. Or the 202 Starbucks. These are all places within Crossroads Towne Center. This shopping center is on both sides of Gilbert Rd which is why you will see both Target and Walmart in the same shopping center. There is a variety of shops and restaurants (from fast food to sit down). Some of my favorite places include Target, As You Wish Pottery, Chipotle, Coldstone, Harkins Theater, In-N-Out, Michaels, My Pie, Olive Garden, Red Lobster, Village Inn, Starbucks, and YC's Mongolian Grill.

Great service, great grounds, great staff. We are very happy with the overall location and staffingread more

Such a cool development with the best of the best in AZ all in one place. Every concept is top…read morenotch and a great experience. You could spend the whole day here and still feel like you need to come back to experience more!

What a beautiful mall. It's one great for kids with stores and kiosk . They have a nice play area…read moreand merry go round. They have plenty of stores , not overwhelming.

We came to this mall because the JCPenney here is pretty large. The mall itself seems to be slowly…read moredying, with many empty storefronts. There are a lot of collectible and toy stores, including a Mini so. If you know somebody who loves anime and Funko pops, you'll definitely find a gift here. There is an Ulta here, but it is a very small kind of weird Alta. The perfume section is very small. This would not be my first choice to go to Ulta. The food court has some good choices with a Sarko Japan, Wetzel's Pretzels, and Sbarro, but we noticed some of the food places are gone, too, like Charlie's Steakery. I didn't notice whether the carousel was running while we were there. This is a relatively small mall and we were able to walk from one end to the other on bottom and top floors. If you like sporting goods, the Dick's sporting goods outlet is here. Macy's has closed, sadly, but they're still at Dillard's and JCPenney here. It has some of the standard mall stores like Hot Topic, Bath & Body Works, Torrid, Buckle, and Charlotte Russe. The line for Santa was quite long. There were children dressed up and families with matching pajamas. I was glad to see Santa getting so much business, especially because the photos are so expensive. It was a little sad, though, because even though it's the weekend before christmas, there was absolutely no Christmas music to make you feel the holiday spirit, or the shopping spirit. I couldn't help but feel a little sad because malls are a part of my growing up. Now it seems as though most malls are on their way out, and superstition is definitely among them. I hope it's around for a long while yet, but I'm guessing it's years or limited.

This is the west side of the Superstition Gateway Shopping center. There are a great selection of…read morestores for your shopping needs & restaurants when hunger hits. These places offer very good customer service. You definitely get your value shopping in the stores in this part of town. Some of the stores are Walmart Supercenter, Michael's, Ulta Beauty, Kohl's, Hallmark, Five Below, & Old Navy, just to name a few. You can dine at Chilaquiles Modern Kitchen, Mod Pizza, Del Taco, Panda Express, Steve's Crazy Subs, & Panera Bread. Services include Verizon Wireless store & Mattress Firm.

This is a shopping center that I'm often at, but also often frustrated how the parking lots are…read morelaid out. It easily causes much frustration and could use an investment of funds to make the flow better. I imagine that there are multiple accidents. Though, I can only complain so much since parking is free. Other areas charge for parking or have packing structures, so at least you aren't dealing with that. Despite the parking lot frustration, I find myself frequenting multiple businesses whether on the East side or the West side of the shopping center. The West has the following that I frequent due to value of service and selection of product: Massage Envy, LoAnn's Nails, Cold Stone Creamery, Panera, and Verizon. A great selection of shops with periodic sales, so worth taking a trip to Superstition Gateway West.