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- deepakgupta5. Vancouver, Canada 603 contributions. Great outdoor shopping mall. This is a nice shopping mall with a choice of established brands as well as some local brands.
- Cassie. Sandusky, OH 224 contributions. Big. Huge mall. Was there 3 hours & didn't see all of it. Stayed at a hotel by the airport got free shuttle service here from Seattle Express.
- Bill B. Bel Air, MD8,188 contributions. Artworks and artful architecture. This 4 or 5 story shopping center/mall was clean but quiet on this Tuesday evening.
- taru. 11 contributions. Small but nice. It is a small mall with Zara inside,it has a small food court as well with vegetarian food options. A restaurant called Zuma( middle eastern) has very good vegetarian food and the best lentil soup i have had.
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Address: 600 Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101 Pacific Place, founded in 1998, is one of the largest malls in Seattle, being around 335,000 square feet and 5 stories. In this mall, you can find about anything you’d want, from technology and toys to movie theaters and delicious food. This is a higher-end shopping mall with premium products to purchase, and...
Address: 85 Pike St, Seattle, WA 98101 Pike Place Market is arguably one of the most recognizable names when you think of Seattle. It was originally a place where farmers and consumers could exchange directly in the early 1900s. Today, it’s a huge market spanning over 30,000 square feet of open space that has a bunch of things to shop for, from hig...
Address: 400 Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101 If you want an upscale mall, Westlake Center is the perfect mall to go to. Westlake has some of the biggest and most recognizable luxury brands. It also has Macy’s if you want to be tighter on your dollar. Some stores here include Nordstrom Rack, Pandora, Zara, and many other premium stores. There are also up...
Address: 2623 NE University Village St, Seattle, WA 98105 This is another upscale shopping center that was founded in 1956. This mall is located in the Northern Downtown area and showcases a vast array of stores and restaurants. It takes over 300,000 square feet of space and has over 70stores to choose from. There’s everything from dining to stores...
Address: 1815 N 45th St, Seattle, WA 98103 Wallingford Center, formerly a schoolhouse, is a smaller 17-store mall, and it’s also a completely indoor mall. So, if it’s raining and you don’t want to have to go through the rain to get to a store you want to go to, this is a good choice! This mall mostly focuses on sustainable products that are eco-fri...
Address: 2800 Southcenter Mall, Seattle, WA 98188 If you want a huge mall that’s one of the largest in the Pacific Northwest, this is it. There are hundreds of stores to choose from in this giant complex. It’s a multi-million-square-foot mall and is the largest mall in Seattle. You could spend entire days here and not go through all the stores. I r...
Address: 401 NE Northgate Way, Seattle, WA 98125 This is a mall in Seattle, and it’s the first regional shopping center in the USA. This indoor mall has 23 large storesto choose from and is over 1-million-square-foot. It was founded in 1950 and is still a historical piece, despite being renovated many times to fit the modern styles. It’s around 15 ...
Address: 13025 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA 98133 Aurora Shopping Center is a newer mall that has a few stores and services. Four of the largest stores here are Amazon Fresh, Planet Fitness, Ulta, and Ross, among a few other restaurants and services. This isn’t a densely packed mall since most of the space is filled with parking. There are under a doz...
Address: 409 Maynard Ave S Ste P3 Seattle, WA 98104 This district was settled by Asian railroad workers in the 1800s and is rich in Asian culture to this day. From Asian restaurants to Asian grocery stores, this district is packed with all the foods and services you need. The overall environment boasts Asian culture, with architectural and interior...
Address: 2600 SW Barton St, Seattle, WA 98126 This large shopping mall on the Western side of Seattle features many mega-brands. Although there aren’t hundreds of stores here, there are a few mega-brands, like Target and QFC, that you can stop by for a variety of food and products. There are also services like haircuts and physical therapy, among m...
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Apr 1, 2024 · Mall shopping in the city isn’t just about bargain hunting. It is also about dining and even entertainment when the weather outside is grey. Our selection of malls ticks all these boxes, so let’s get started on a tour through the finest malls in Seattle. 13 malls in Seattle include: Westfield Southcenter; Bellevue Square; University Village
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- Pike Place Market. It could be argued quite persuasively that Pike Place Market is Seattle's heartbeat. Sure, it's on everyone's must-see list, but believe us, it's worth the hype.
- University Village. The hub of the Seattle's University District shopping scene, University Village is an attractive open-air complex that features popular hometown outdoor clothier Eddie Bauer along with chains such as Barnes & Noble, Pottery Barn, Crate & Barrel, Gap, Athleta, Lululemon, Bluemercury and the Ibex Outdoor Clothing.
- Pacific Place. Financial District. Downton's premier five-story shopping center, occupying an entire city block at the intersections of two major hubs, has recently undergone an exciting refresh.
- Shops at the Bravern. Occupying multiple levels on the basement, street and mezzanine of a massive combination Microsoft office tower-and-condo complex in downtown Bellevue, the Shops at the Bravern is tony and upscale.
From independent boutiques and major department stores to antique malls, souvenir shops, and specialty food purveyors, Seattle is a shopper’s paradise. Walk to dozens of stores in the downtown retail district, including the flagship Nordstrom store or venture further afield to shop other Seattle-grown national brands Filson, Brooks Running ...
From cuts to colors and massage to skincare, Gene Juarez will enhance your beauty and well-being. SEE Westfield Southcenter is conveniently located minutes from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport—15 minutes south of downtown Seattle and 20 minutes north of Tacoma—providing easy access to both cities’ world-class attractions.
