West Valley Mall

Worst mall I’ve ever been to. Ghetto, dirty, lots of vacant spots. Drive a little further and go to Stoneridge Mall in Pleasanton!

I have been in many many malls in my life, but this is the worst managed of them all.
Empty stores, no help to the stores from the mall management, very high rent (that’s why ½ of the store is empty).
Management MUST BE CHANGED!!, and replaced with people’s people…
Walk around, talk to patrons, and most of it IDENTIFY YOURSELF …
After all… you are just a mall manager… not CIA… no need to hide in a office and let the mall go down!
Pathetic very pathetic…
I have been in management for over 30 years, and I swear I can manage that place for ½ the cost and in my free time…

I first moved here in 2008 and the mall was really small but decent at the time. Now, I walk in and it’s sadder than ever. All the good stores closed down and the mall itself is far from appealing. Surprised it’s even still open.

Shitty mall, this place is so dead not a lot of people shopping In there. Lots of stores are closed. Not a good place to be.

When we first moved here in 2002, this mall seemed to be growing. Fast forward to the present, and this mall has lost some stores, and is just disappointing. Sure Macy’s has arrived, but it’s not that great. Also, there’s a Sports Authority, Children’s Place, and Kangazoom. But, it needs more. Luckily, there’s a Target, Cinemark theater, and a Sears, plus other surrounding stores. I’m a Tracy resident, and I barely shop here. I’d rather go to the Paragon outlets or Vintage Faire mall. It seems that Tracy is afraid to attract other stores like Gap, Banana Republic, or Nordstrom Rack. Maybe, the rent is too high, or maybe the socio-​economic status report doesn’t see fit to bring stores like that.

DO NOT GO TO THE teriyaki chicken place next to the movie theaters I believe it’s called sensie, I ate their chicken today and just got out the hospital for food poisoning! I do not recommend it their at all. Now I have to miss work for 3 days and I feel horrible. And to top it off it’s not even good, I really wish I can give this place 0 stars they don’t deserve it.

Normally we enjoy your mall but have to say that today I was very disappointed that you would engage in the exploitation of hundreds of reptiles. We came to possibly adopt a dog today and were surprised when we realized it was not accessible. We finally figured out the entrance to the animal rescue. I cannot believe you would limit access to a location that has a mission to place homeless animals to cater to this function that was clearly nothing more than a day of making money, abusing and neglecting reptiles. Did anyone from your mall even see the conditions the reptiles were kept in? The management at the west valley mall should be ashamed of themselves for taking part in this.

This is the worst mall ive ever seen in my life it only has one floor completely empty boring will i ring off me da credit

wow this has got to be one of my favorite malls or maybe I just came on a great day.
I just had a feeling I had to check this place out.
Its not too big but they make the most of it.
There’s all kinds of different foods you don’t really see at other malls.
I love the selection.
They also have a huge arcade which I love because I’ve really found that arcades are rare these days.
I like the giant sized chess game too, that was really cool.
They have an animal rescue and they also have the amazing reptile store.
OMg these reptiles were the hugest.
A store like that is very rare.
I am not talking about your average frogs, snakes, and turtles.
I am talking that and super sized.
I was pretty hypnotized by the cool majestic reptiles.
If you like shoes they sure have lots and lots of shoes stores.
They have tons of places for kids too.
I was amazed at how many kid and family things are here.
Don’t just leave your kid in the kid areas tho.
I saw some parents do that and it really worried me.
Personally I’d suggest to keep your eye on your kids.
I thought the target they have at this mall is huge.
You can get your haircut at this mall, you can get a massage, you can even get your taxes, and then ride on the carousel.
Maybe even see a movie after.
I got coffee for only a buck at this mall.
It was good too.
There’s so many ideas that come too mind.
This is a great place to look for gifts too .
There’s soo many unique random places for gifts.
There’s also a victorias secret if you wanna get something a little sexy.
They had a cool little carnival going on outside with games and all sorts of rides .
I hope this mall stays around for awhile cuz its really cool

This community mall is quite smaller than average size. It has brand stores like Target, Sears, Macy’s and JCPenney, but overall, the stores located inside this mall are ones I have never heard of before. This is a community mall where you can come and go to get basic necessities, it’s not a mall where you should hang out with friends and family on the weekends, or during free time. Yes, I do find items that are inexpensive here, but the selection isn’t that great, and the quality is fairly low.
Stores in this mall come and go since they have to compete with the other non-​brand stores in this mall as well. The West Valley mall lost an Aeropostale, and Old Navy, and Barnes and Nobles. It isn’t really a shopping center worth going to anymore, speaking from a person living in Tracy for over 10 years.
This mall does have a great food court with a wide selection from different food franchises. The space is quite big and there are TV’s for entertainment while you sit and eat. In addition, there is a huge carousel in the middle of the food court where you can take your kids to go on, and have the ride of their life. It kind of makes this mall unique.
There are kid centers in this mall where you can relieve the kid’s stress with pleasure on the play areas located in the Target and Macy’s wings. Also an arcade called Tilt where your kids can stay while you relaxingly shop.
I gave it 2 stars because I like the food court size and variety, and the fact that they have a movie theater in this mall makes it functional enough for me to come.

This mall wasn’t how it use to be… A lot of stores have closed down and it seems busy on the weekends.

West valley mall is NOT all that. If you in the valley I suggest going to malls in other cities, Livermore or else where.
WV Mall has many stores but many of them somewhat have the same products and there is not much to seek thru.
I NEVER FIND ANYTHING I WANT THERE, Esp. the shoes! Always behind on getting new one.
Yes, they have playgrounds in the mall but it still does not do justice.
I can say that they always decorate for the holidays, ALWAYS.
The tracy mall is not worth the walk around, trust me!

I don’t like this mall lol. Maybe because I’m Los Angeles. But I love the mall in Modesfo, even though its not so big.
This mall is dead, and doesn’t even have any stores worth going to.

There are some great shops here, but majority of the shops are low-​quality and don’t carry many items that will last and hold up over time. For some, though, this mall may be exactly what they need! Sometimes you need a pair of sweats or jeans or something simple, and I think you can definitely do that sort of shopping here. This mall is connected to a Target which is convenient and a nice addition to the mall. I also love the fact that they have a carousel and movie theatre! What a great thing to do if you have little ones.

Only existing mall in tracy and it serves its purpose. They have anchor stores like target, jcp, sears and macys and additional shops inside. It’s a good mall if you want to kill time and do your routine walking exercise and window shop. It’s not always packed which is a plus for me, because honestly too much people gives me the hives. I love that target is within this mall so i can just shop there and still wander around the mall. They also have a kids playplace and giant chess/​chessboard that you can play with.

This is a great mall. It’s small and they don’t have a lot of stores, but it’s not super crowded and it’s great to browse. They have a giant carousel in the food court area! And a giant chess set down the hall!
Some of the features:
* Target
* Macy’s
* An animal rescue center
* Reptile store
* Victoria’s Secret
* Claire’s
* American Eagle
Also, they have a Hot Dog on a Stick!

Average mall no good store except victoria’s secret. Sprint kiosk is a joke but the guys that work there are really nice. Food court is ok at best. They shit down barnes and nobles so no book store or comic book store theres a small one but they dont have anything good. Just go to the outlets in livermore if youre looking to shop.
On the upside they have a macys and target attached.

I have to agree with a lot of the other less than stellar reviews for this Mall, where it does have some potential it really does lack any kind of appeal. The store’s which I regularly enjoy visiting in this Mall I can count on one hand and given that there are probably around 40 units that’s a really sad percentage.
The store’s are not all that varied, the food court sucks, the Movie Theater is tiny and no business really lasts all that long here. What West Valley really needs is some life injected into it, walking the floors everything just seems so dull and boring. Even the security staff look bored and fed up.
*TIP*
Very small Sunday Farmers Market held in the Parking lot until 1pm.

This mall sure gets knocked a lot by locals and out of towners alike, and yes, this is not a fabulous mall, and no people will not drive for miles to get here. I get that. But I think it should be reviewed in context with the community it serves.
Between Mountain House and Tracy there are about 100K people within close proximity of this mall, that’s it. Personally for that population, I think the mall does it’s job. It can’t compete with shopping areas in Modesto, Stockton, and the Tri Valley nor is it trying to. Quite honestly I am happy we actaully have a mall like this in our town close by without having to go over the hill into the bay area and fight ridiculous traffic.
So the mall is anchored by Target, Sears, JCPenny, MACY’S, and a Cinemark Theater. A new Sports Authority is opening soon and I suppose it will sort of be an anchor. Other notable stores are Big 5, Foot Locker, Bath and Body Works, Homelife Furniture, and I am sure I am forgetting others. I think the only movie theaters in the area are here. I might need to have someone confirm that for me.
This mall does have some vacancies and in the past had some other stores that are now gone including Barnes and Noble and Aeropostale come to mind. The mall is transitioning a bit and likely is a tad big for this city but as the area grows there is some vacancy to fill up and likely some more good stores will come in or come back.
The place won’t wow you. Chances are you will enter into the food court area which resembles a giant cafeteria, beyond that is an arcade, and the theaters are off to the left. Then you basically go into the hear of the mall. It is a simple one story layout. One really long hallway if you will with anchors at both ends.
The good about the mall is convenience and central to those of us who live in the area. The mall is wide and open and easy to get around even if it is a little crowded. It has a couple of small kid play areas which is nice and there is plenty of parking. Getting in and out isn’t a problem.
The bad about the mall might just be that it is boring and vacancies occur. That may just be a function of the economy though as this area was hit a little harder than most several years ago.
If you don’t live in Tracy or Mountain House and you’re driving through, you probably don’t need to stop here. If you live here, I think you SHOULD go here and support your local economy and save gas rather than always driving 20+ miles to shop. If locals would actually shop local, you would get more quality local places to shop at.

It’s a bit sad that the mall is in transition. There were not many people there today, and I thought that odd for Saturday afternoon.
I entered through the food court area and they had various places I’d seen elsewhere, but nothing really memorable.
Unfortunately, that was most of the mall – not memorable. I found the smallest Macy’s ever. Target was good, but they could be anywhere. I’ve seen a couple of them attached to malls, but they’re on a bigger scale.
I talked to someone selling phone accessories and he was telling me about Pleasanton and Modesto having bigger malls. I’d passed Vintage Fair on my way up SR 99 on Friday, but it seemed such a long way back. Then again, they have an Apple Store.
The good thing is that they didn’t have a Burlington Coat Factory. I’ve noticed that any mall with one of those seems to be almost completely dead with a group of no name stores you might not see anywhere else in the country.