This is a nice, new-ish shopping center. Good amount of major retail stores and smaller retail…read morestores. Ok food options. Ample parking. I much prefer Tikahtnu to most other shopping centers in Anchorage.

Hooray for a strong economy in Anchorage and developing a planned and attractive shopping center…read morenear downtown! This project was started in 2007 with the first Alaskan Target opening. Since then, PetSmart, Kohl's, Sports Authority, Best Buy, and Lowe's have opened in this center. Everything and anything you need for gadgets, food, electronics, home textiles and more! Red Robin smartened up and moved across the street from Northway. I haven't been to the movie theater yet, but it's the only IMAX in the whole state.

We checked out of the hotel and wanted to kill some time between brewery visits, so we stopped here…read morebecause it looked interesting. This mall is massive and has a lot of cool stores. We thought it was neat that they have an ice skating rink right in the middle, and the food court is conveniently located next to it. I absolutely loved the painted moose featured in the pictures. Overall, we highly recommend stopping by if you need to replace something you left behind or if you're looking for a unique gift. Even if you're just passing through, it's a fun place to spend a couple of hours. There is also plenty of parking!

Definitely the best mall in Anchorage. Plenty of parking, plenty of entrances, adequate toilets…read more But for a mall this large, the food court is so small, its a disgrace, and not very well mapped for people with disabilities or children. But there are other things that make it unique. It has a ice rink, gym with a pool, movie theater, food at either end (although limited) a Dave and Busters (which i hate, but some people love, sooo.... ) and a variety of stores for all people. But its definitely lacking. For starters, no big box store like Macy's or Nordstroms. So if you're doing major shopping... eh, plan ahead. But I love that they host native craft shows here, which ARE AMAZING. so its a toss up.

I hadn't been to this mall in years. It's definitely not as bad as it used to be. I didn't get that…read morecreeped out feeling this time. There's some nice shops, an indoor farmers market and various booths running down the middle with some cute stuff. I went to Sears to check out the Lands End stuff. Why mail order when you can check it out in person? Good sales, very nice sales people and I need to go back to check out Steam Dot Coffee. If you haven't been to this mall in a while because you feared for your life, you owe to yourself to check it out now. It's a whole new world. ;)

This place is a wasteland. Its so weird how a perfectly centralized shopping mall with great…read moreparking in chilly Alaska is such a total failure. Horrible management? I see so much potential here. This place would make an amazing year-round boutique-y food market and restaurant stall mall. Butchers; fish mongers; international food stores; bakeries; produce stores; tea, coffee and spice shops; and a smattering of international eateries. But instead, this. mall. Is. VACANT. empty. Do not waste your time going here. Someone needs to seize upon this missed opportunity.

This mall is a done deal. The entire inside is closing and the few open shops have been told to…read morevacate by September 30 including foot locker. Carrs grocery is leaving. Planet fitness and Burlington will remain open. I am giving this mall 5 stars because of the childhood memories it gives me. I worked there in high school at the chocolate chippery. They sold cookies before Mrs. Fields ever came along. This was the hangout spot in the 70s-90s. Not much there now. I do like the Burlington. This mall will be missed.

Tragic. That is the only word I can think of when describing a place like the Northway Mall. This…read moreaging rundown mall was one of the premier shopping destinations during its hey-day in the 1980's. Businesses like Musicland, Chubby Chuckles (the better version of Chuck E. Cheese in my opinion as a kid), Safeway (before it merged with Carrs), and the original Orange Julius among others drew large crowds on the weekends. Now this place has the look of a post-apocalyptic zombie film with its dark, dimly lit corridors, empty storefronts, and drugged-out deadbeats off the street wandering aimlessly in the halls or sitting on the benches with blank stares. Actual shoppers are a rare sight in the hallways unless you go to larger stores like Carrs or the Burlington Coat Factory. There are some bright spots in the mall like Planet Fitness (which is a lot larger than the midtown location), Excalibur Sports behind the gym which is a great place to buy pro sports items like jerseys, flags, as well as tickets to sporting events anywhere in the country, and Hood Wings down the hallway which has a good selection of chicken wings on their menu if the craving hits. However, I can't shake the feeling that all these businesses are on borrowed time if the property owners won't make any effort to improve the mall and renovate it to attract new businesses and ultimately improve this part of town in the long run. Shoppers and diners are better off visiting the newer shopping center across the Glenn Highway next to Bass Pro Shops for a better leisure destination in the area.

Great place to buy games and gimmicks you will be taking to Goodwill in 9 months. A sad addition to…read morea sad mall.

This was the best find in all of the diamond mall, games, games and more games. Games for the whole…read morefamily whatever they want, I love these stores because you can actually see the games and not just stare at a screen online and try to figure it out. Seeing various games made me purchase all kinds I would have not other wise. I was looking for a specific game and the staff was knowledgeable and knew exactly where it was. My only side note to make it better is to have a experiment table we're kids or adults can try out various puzzles or games and also find a way to get most of the theory 11 playing cards sets . Unless I order the exact set online it's like trying to find a Pokémon throughout anchorage superstores. I asked the salesman's and he said they can only get a limited shipment in at a time.

Came in looking for a good travel backpack but didn't see exactly what I was looking for. I did end…read moreup getting an Adidas cross body here for what felt like an alright deal. Tons of cute kids clothes, lots of towels. The line went by quick and they were friendly at the registers.

I spent 30 minutes waiting for them to find the other slide for a pair of Birkenstocks I wanted to…read morebuy. A few weeks later, the slides started falling apart, so I went to exchange them and waited another 20 minutes, only to be told they didn't have the other slide for the replacement. They said they'd call me when they found it, but I never got a call. I eventually called them, and they told me I should just order the slides instead. They refunded me the exact amount onto a gift card, but shipping cost $10 and took a week. They've done nothing to help, and I'm absolutely pissed and disappointed in their service. I recommend shopping anywhere but Nordstrom Rack.

A nice selection of small shops, restaurants, and small businesses. Now that the construction on…read morethis part of Huffman is winding down, access is much easier.

This place has a prime location yet it always seems to be pretty lonely and busted…read more I'm not sure what the issue is, maybe it needs a full redesign? There are some genuinely awesome business in here, Biscuit Bettie's and Downtown Bicycle Rental come to mind, but many of them seem like tourist traps that are probably not even open in the winter. Worth poking around, maybe there's something for you that I'm missing.

This little mall is where local businesses go to die. Noone ever lasts here. This mall is in…read moredesperate need of a facelift and better management. The only time I ever bother with this place is when they host craft fairs, such as the one during the Fur Rondy, which is very awesome indeed. Otherwise the mall is 60% vacant most of the time. At various times they've had some cool shops, like a Lego store, and tons of local artists and artisans, but they just never last. :(