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The area has several levels with plenty of shops, eateries and services to check out. Mission Valley is a bustling place to shop and eat.
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A huge department store, Macy’s, take up part of the basement level. This is where you’ll find home goods, beauty products, clothing, and more. On the first level, that’s where you’ll find most of the retail space. This is where the main shopping action occur. You’ll find lots of fashion options here, with everything from Foot Locker and Vans for sneaker lovers to Spencer’s and Hot Topic for novelty and pop culture items. Plus-size shoppers will want to check out Torrid and Lane Bryant, while Windsor and The Suit Hub is good places to go if you’re looking for something formal. If you’re looking for off-price deals, head over to Bloomingdale’s The Outlet Store or Nordstrom Rack.
In terms of food, the options is plentiful for foodies. Those seeking a fast meal can visit Panera Bread, Panda Express, and Chipotle. Fans of Italian food can head over to Bacio di Latte or Pesto for some gelato, while Mexican-lovers can get their fill at Havana Grill. Healthier eaters can go to Sweet Green or Tender Greens. Sit-down restaurant are many, such as Yard House (which has an extensive beer menu) and Outback Steakhouse. If you’re craving something sweet, check out Wetzel’s Pretzels or Dairy Queen. To satisfy your caffeine fix, visit EM Coffee. And if you want Asian food, look no further than 356 Degrees for Korean barbecue and Kura Sushi for conveyor belt sushi.
The mall also has plenty of entertainment venues and other services in addition to food and shopping. You can get your banking done at any of the three banks (Bank of America, Blue Peak Credit Union, USPS). You can meet your electronics and gaming needs at A to Z Wireless and GameStop. Get entertained at Round1 with bowling, karaoke, and arcade games, or go see a movie at AMC Theatres. If you’re an active family, you can work out at 24 Hour Fitness or jump around at Sky Haven. If you like local sports, stop by Sports Fever and Eighteen Threads San Diego FC to pick up some gear. And if you like collecting stuff, check out Comics N Stuff or Michaels for arts and crafts.
To keep people occupied for hours, the floor plan is set up that way. There are just so many sections and floors. It is easy to get lost in the middle of a section with a small shop hiding between two bigger ones. At first glance, there’s a lot of stuff to take in, but I guarantee there’s going to be something for everyone’s interest. Need a new pair of shoes? There’s a store for that. Want to catch a movie? There’s a theater for that. Hungry for lunch? There’s a restaurant for that. There is room for everything and more.
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