Everett Mall

If you’re looking for a fancy, upscale type of mall, this definitely is not it. In fact it looks like it’s heading to the low class direction. But I give it three stars because there is a charm to it that one has to appreciate, like an acquired taste. Everything about it is different from the food court, to random motorized carts with kids in it driving by, to the music, and type of stores. It’s a weird mall, and that’s why it is kind of cool to check out.

Usually pretty happy with this mall, however, today was different. I was waiting in the mall for my brother (he had a job interview) and so I sat in the center court, I looked up from my phone and noticed two security guards (one tall skinny with glasses and the other short fat and balding) and a lady working the information booth (had orange hair in a bun) were laughing at me. I was confused and didn’t understand, I hope they don’t do this to other customers, because it really made me feel awful about myself.

This mall is a sad excuse for a mall. This mall pisses me off so much. It’s sketchy, there’s barely any good stores. The Victoria Secret store is hella outdated. The food court options are appalling except for the one recognizable restaurant chain, Panda Express. This mall has sketchy guests and needs a major reno! Now I have another reason to hate Everett… lowkey…

Went to Victoria Secret’s and their manager was very rude and un-​welcoming, plus the workers and cashiers were very slow and unprofessional. Went to Hot Topic and a girl refused to exchange my unopened purchase even though it was included on the receipt. Nobody greeted me at Ulta either. That mall is a drag all around

Everett Mall is an unusual case. The place isn’t all that big. The food court is tolerable. The stores are okay. But why would you want to come here when Alderwood in Lynnwood is so much better? There’s just no comparison. Everett Mall is somewhat interesting, but only if you have nowhere else to go.
Alderwood is more upscale and generally the one I would prefer to visit. This place is much emptier, although maybe that can be a good thing. Too much of a crowd can be annoying sometimes, and the bright side is that you likely won’t have any issue trying to find a parking space here.

Love the posted pictures, though unsure what’s going on in the parking lot… Went here once to return something, don’t want to go back. Parking lot had an eerie feel and the building seemed old and uninviting. Generally felt trashy with the quality of the stores and the ghetto people. Felt like I couldn’t get out soon enough. If you want to get mugged or harassed, this would be a good place to start.

This is a cool mall, it was pretty busy when I went in right before Christmas. They have all of the standard mall stores & a few independent stores as well. The girls at the stores are all super nice & really helpful. It was cool that they let us know what promotions & discounts were available or going on. There were tons of good deals here & it was great because this mall is pretty close to my friend’s house, so it was easy to stop by real quick for last minute shopping!
The mall is kinda dim & dark, and yes it’s old. But it still serves it’s purpose & the location is convenient!

I came here for the Santa pictures. Line was short. That was a plus.
Santa didnt smile, for both shots, and he didnt bother to talk to the kids. The teen was upset.
What? Did he thinks that the teen girl was showing off her baby? Because she doted on him? And showed his displeasure by not talking to them or smiling?
It was her baby brother she had with her. Those pics were for their mom. Who has congestive heart failure and is slowly dying. And they will only have each other when she goes.
It was babys first Santa and his big sister was excited.
Because this was something special for their mom.
And that Santa was a judgmental a-​hole in something he knew nothing about, and took an otherwise special picture day forever letting us know how he felt.

This mall is the most crime-​ridden, ghetto hellhole in the Seattle area. Don’t waste your time here. Go to Alderwood instead.

This used to be a better mall, but seems like it is in a nose-​dive to ultimate mall death as more and more anchor stores are being replaced by stores with names I’ve never heard of and Only-​Sold-​on-​TV (and apparently in dying malls) merchandise. Walking down any corridor but the center feels a little bit like you are walking down an alley and should keep a hand on your purse — but maybe that’s just because I know about the various shootings that have occurred here. If you are coming from the North, spend a few more minutes in the car and got to the Alderwood Mall. If you are coming from the South… well, I know you didn’t leave any of that shopping and go to the Everett Mall. The only good reason to go to this mall is to watch them filming here when it is ultimately used as a set for the Walking Dead.

There is not much in this mall. How does it stay open? The people watching was pretty wild. I’d liken it to going to one of those tent flea markets. If you want to take a gander at some salt of the earth kinda folks and there isn’t a county fair or carnival going on… you can always come here to get your fix. You probably won’t catch me back here though.

This mall is small and I find I pass by it to go to the larger Alderwood Mall. Even though it’s new, the Burlington already feels a bit junky. The Macys is pretty tiny compared to other Macys, too. And the Sears seems to be going the way of most Sears.
So, unless you just want to pop into a mall food court or visit the Wishes toy store (which is now hidden inside the mall thanks to Party City taking its place) and the small play area, it’s not really worth stopping in.

I like how the Everett Mall is a small mall. It has the essential stores I enjoy shopping in (Ulta, Burlington Coat, Hot Topic, Rue 21, Macy’s, Spencers and Old Navy). It certainly has a dated feel to it – but frankly I don’t understand how the locals here refer to this mall as ‘ghetto’ when I’m sure they’ve never set foot in Stockton, California or the central valley for that matter. Our mall back home in Humboldt County, California lack half the stores that this mall has, so I was happy to shop here! The parking was ample, me and the boyfriend found some great deals – the teriyaki/​bbq place as well as Cleopatra’s Mediterranean Food next door were fantastic, excellent chicken. We found some great deals at Sears and the cashiers were friendly. Burlington appears to be the newest location I’ve set afoot in, I believe this use to be a Mervyns? One star off for the smell inside of the mall, it has a tad musty scent in areas, perhaps the air conditioning was on low today. I’ll be back for more great deals.

This is such a sad old mall. The only reason I ever go is because I am a member of Massage Envy. I also go to Old Navy, but I almost don’t consider it to be in the mall since I can go straight in there and straight back out. Other than that, the place is always deserted. The store selection is minimal. It’s a much better bet to skip Everett and head over to Alderwood.

This is a small Mall but it has a lotta good stores inside and environment is average no matter where you go us a couple of crazy people

It’s a small mall, yes but it has the important stores you need. You have clothing, sport stores, jewelery, gaming stores, toy stores, comic store, and makeup stores. It’s not that bad. Good for basic shopping.

It’s true that the Everett Mall doesn’t have a ton of stores, and it is usually pretty empty, but frankly it is the lack of crowds that makes me love it! You can walk around leisurly and window shop, etc. without feeling like you are in the middle of a herd of cattle. It does have many of the usual stores (Macy’s, Victoria’s Secret, Foot Locker, etc) but also has a few great local/​speciality stores like the toy store. The toy store is amazing. I ONLY go there for toys when my kids have a birthday party. Parking is relatively easy, the food court is nice and the entire mall is clean and walkable. There is a nice little kiddie play area that toddlers love too. Cheap thrills.
For people who are not there for the regular mall scene (ie – teenagers) this is a great place to do your shopping.

Well, poor olé Everett Mall. when will it get the ax? I can’t imagine it can sustain this economy much longer. Every time I have been here it’s a ghost town. For me, there are really only two things that bring me here; the T-​mobile store and movie theater. Other than that, this place can sink into the sound for all I care.

There isn’t a lot in this mall but they have done a total remodel making it much nicer than it was. The Macy’s here isn’t a full scale Macy’s but still nice. I love the Party City and Ulta. Both awesome customer service. The food court is sad I will agree. Love the Old Navy and will pick this one over Lynnwood anyway. Less messy and way less busy. The theater is awesome as well. Burlington sucks but it does with any location.

*laughs* This mall is so depressing!
I come here because I’m a member of Massage Envy, and it’s located in the Everett Mall. But I’m not shitting you, I haven’t been to this mall ONCE when it’s been even remotely packed. Not even during Christmas!
It doesn’t help that there are no decent stores. And the food court SUCKS! It’s almost laughable to watch people try to figure out what to eat there. Ugh.
I think the mall from «Dawn of the Dead» had more people in it… and that was during a zombie apocalypse! And why is that whenever I check in here, I get a warning about gangsters and being shot? EGADS!