The Mall at Sierra Vista

One hallway, one floor. You could literally walk from one end of the building to the other in 10 minutes. Nearly all of the customers are military or their families, who probably prefer the post exchange. If you want to escape the gravitational pull of Ft. Huachuca on a weekend or holiday, you’ll have to travel further north, out of Cochise County, to find any real shopping malls.

They call this a mall? Really? It’s a hallway — one wing, barely, with two anchor stores, a small food court and very few interesting places to shop. Boring/​unappealing describes it perfectly.

I’ve been living in Sierra Vista before the Mall came. Stores have been coming and going since this place had opened up. The rent is too expensive for the place so stores may not even come in. There used to be a store to buy games (board games and similar things) but they are no longer there. It has turned to barely keeping restaurants in their food court and clothing stores. Yes there is Best Buy but they don’t have board games. It’s not fun to hang out there for you can see everything in 20 minutes.

This is mall is interesting. It’s definitely a small town mall. But, it serves the basic purpose. It is clean and I felt safe.
I liked that there was a movie theater that had current movies, since sometimes smaller locations have older/​odd movies. The food court wasn’t much — maybe 5 restaurants. There are several ATM’s located throughout and there is an odd collection of stores, but there is also bigger name stores too, like Radio Shack, Dillard’s, Sears and Radio Shack to name a few.
The only problem was, I don’t know what I would really go there to buy. For me, the only real stores of interest was Dillard’s and Sears. Other than that, I left feeling «blah».

It’s a small mall, but considering the populatio of the area.

For a small town it has what you need. A Sears with auto service a Dillards, movie theater and food court. My biggest complaint is that the BestBuy is attached to but doesn’t have actual mall access so you have to walk around outside to get between the two.

Meh…
Look, it is Sierra Vista, the Sears is one level. It has crepemania, AWESOME. The Rue 21 is good, but other than that each of the other stores is small in comparison to big city malls. Nothing special.

I remember everyone used to make fun at how small this place is and how it’s called «the hallway» more so.
All in all I think there should be more interesting things to do and more vendors, as well as some «inside» restaurants and entertainment, then I think this place would be more appealing as a hangout place.
A mall should be fun and exciting. This mall… it’s really… boring.
But Cristina L does state a good point. It is a small town with a small mall… and it doesn’t make sense for a big mall with not enough customers… place would go bankrupt lol…
A mall should always have:
–Movies
–Department stores
–Electronic store
–Clothing stores
–Food court
–Hair/​Nail Salon
–Local shops
It has all of this… so ehhh there’s better malls out there but what can you do besides drive at least an hour and a half?

It is what it is… it’s a small mall in a small town. It suits the needs of the area and is not bad. The mall includes a movie theater, a couple of nail salons, and department stores. It’s just better than not having a mall at all.

This is a mall? No. No it’s more like a hallway with a cafeteria and one end and a handful of stores on the way.
Do yourself a favor and take the money you WOULD have spent here, buy a few gallons of gas, and go to Tucson.

You could literally walk the entire mall in ten minutes. They have some good stores but very small. Being from Southern California I am used to malls that take an afternoon to walk and have specialty stores.
On the plus side they had breakfast with the easter bunny and it was very well organized and put together.

Deafening screeching from the chairs in the Food Court! Please, someone in mall management fix these chair legs!

My sister and bro-​in-​law have lived in Sierra Vista for 18 years. I’ve seen it grow from a tiny town with nothing to small town with still not much to speak of. This is the only indoor mall in town. It’s gone through changes several times but the anchor stores are the same, Dillards and Sears. There is a Bath and Body Works and a Game Stop and a couple of shoe stores. More recently they put in A Children’s Place store but really, that is about it. The food court here has changed many times over the years. I’m not sure any of the restaurants that are there now were the original ones when the mall opened. There is a Best Buy on the outside of the mall and several restaurants too. The theaters here are probably the best in town, which is not saying much. I’m kind of suprised that for a city that has a military base (Fort Huachuca) so close they have done little to nothing to bring in other stores and restaurants. This mall could be improved by leaps and bounds. As far as I know this is the only indoor mile for miles around. If you want a real mall you have to drive an hour away to Tucson.

Hey, when it comes to shoppingin Sierra Vista, this really is the best. I drove all up and down Hwy 92 and really couldn’t find anything else. There’s a food court, nail salon, bookstore, FYE, and some clothing stores to go along with the Sears and Dillards. There’s BestBuy just around the corner too.
If you’re in town for business like I am, drop by and check it out. What could it really hurt? You’ll be in and out in 30 minutes.