Park West Mall

A dead outdoor shopping center that has been this way since day one. Toby Keiths was their savior but we all know how that turned out. A white elephant in the west valley and sadly the closest shopping area to my house.

The woman who helped me was so very helpful, friendly and provided a great sense of encouragement to me. I felt comfortable letting her help me make decisions on what I would wear. It was a good first Savvi experienc!

If someone could move this about a mile south and merge it with Westgate, they would together become the perfect outdoor shopping/​dining experience.
At this point, it’s got some cool stores, but really feels like a cheap knockoff purposed with taking up tons of empty space on Northern. But with all the places to shop, the only worthwhile spot for a young dude like me is Vans. For the ladies, there’s Victoria’s Secret and more. I just can’t get much done, but that’s forgivable. Plenty of cool novelties to be found, like chocolate or cigars.
I think the dining here is underrated, with the BJs, Fleming’s, and Grimaldi’s, which make the chain restaurant game very competitive. Unfortunately, less glamourous restaurants that are tucked in and not obvious don’t seem to last long. RIP Sandbar, Lucky 13, etc. All attempts at a casual drinking spot are gone. :-(
As far as I know, the sole nightlife attraction is now Toby Keith’s. A large country bar is definitely something there’s a demand for, but it’s too big and too isolated of a plaza to have just *one* go-​to spot. People usually stop by for an hour or two, but decide what’s left of variety down the road is more appealing.
In the end, I like Park West. It’s certainly stylish and comfortable. There’s tasty food for everyone. But it’s just not a place I have a reason to spend more than an hour or so in, whether it’s day or night.

Since I was introduced to this mall, it has easily become among my favorites. Everything is well cared for; the fire pits are so cool in the winter; there are so many places to kick back, relax and enjoy the atmosphere. I’m here atleast 2 – 3 times a month between going to Harkins and Massage Envy. There’s a balance of stores here; however, only a few places to eat.

A casual, outdoor mall, geared towards adults.
It has just the right amount of shopping, food & entertainment!
Also, I’ve never been nearly run over by kids here… SERIOUSLY a plus :)
I really enjoy visiting on Saturday mornings (okay, MID-​mornings) to enjoy the Farmers Market that sets up in the center of the mall. Afterward I watch a movie and then do a little shopping at the stores before heading home. Soooo relaxing!
I think the Farmers Market is there every Saturday 9 am — 2 pm.
Below I’ve listed all the places I’ve been to or seen, but it might not be all inclusive, so please don’t send me hate mail, lol.
STORES: (the top 4 are my favs)
Francesca’s Collections
Victoria’s Secret
Bath & Body Works
Brighton Collectibles
See’s Candies
Sunglass Hut
Icing
Chico’s
The Children’s Place
Christopher & Banks
Dog’s Etc
Vans
Savvi by Mr. Formal
Olive Gourmet
FOOD:
Coffee Tea & Me (I love their sweet chai tea latte’s & $ 1 mini cupcakes)
BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse (this is my go-​to place)
Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
Grimaldi’s Coal Brick-​Oven Pizzeria (always hoppin!)
Blu Burger Grille
ENTERTAINMENT:
Harkins Park West Cinema (I’m always there, lol)
Sandbar
Toby Keith’s I love this Bar & Grill
OTHER:
Ideal Image
Vivaldi’s Salon Suites
Mystic Nails
Massage Envy
Portrait Innovations
Pleasant Pediatrics
LensCrafters

I was going to go there for lunch but could not force myself to go in after reading all the rules the have in place for the after eight crowd. No excessive jewelry no solid colors no tank tops and the list goes on. When do Toby become become such a controlling Libtard. Almost felt like the Feds were running it. Can’t patronize places like that.

I love Park West! Good restaurants and stores. I hope that people in the west valley shop and eat at Park West to help make it successful. The west valley needs more malls like Park West.

I really dig this place. They have really good restaurants, a few cool shops and a Harkins movie theater. During Christmas it’s always decorated really nice and has Christmas music playing. They will be opening a Toby Kieth’s pretty soon, which should be fun.

closes wayyyy to early!

Agreeing with Greg M, they have a few nice restaurants but they need more shops to open to bring this place alive. I will need to check out the Farmer’s market here. It is sad to see a great idea and concept sit empty.