SanTan Village - Gilbert, Arizona

Jason Harris

Great place to shop til you drop then wind down the day with great happy hour specials or watch movie and grab a bite inside Harkins. It can be great experience most year round but be prepared for unseasonably hot weather in warmer months.

Matthew Roth (Matt)

A great outdoor shopping mall with all of the necessities- Lululemon, Apple, Best Buy, Footlocker, Dick’s, Macy’s, Dillards, Total Wines, and some great restaurants- Bourbon and Bones being my favorite! Parking can be a challenge at times but it isn’t too bad. There are 2 turbo chargers available on the southeast side of the village between Kona Grill and Best Buy.

Atari Taco

This outdoor mall has a Macy’s, Dillard’s, Apple, Harkins Theatres, Barnes and Noble, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Forever 21, Banana Republic, White House Black Market, and other stores. There are plenty of restaurants scattered about. Plenty of parking on street and in surrounding lots. Also, this lifestyle center is pretty scenic.

Raymond stone

Pricey for what they offer, when I walked into the room I thought I was at a much cheaper motel, everything seemed to be clean but a blue light told a different story , spent about an hour wiping down surfaces with disinfection wipes , broken desk chair ,view from our room was there Junk yard for broken equipment. $30.00 a night per pet. $10.00 per person for Continental breakfast that other hotels offer for no extra charge
I guess because of there location they feel they can gouge there customers and provide mediocre service.

Renee' K Andrews (Ne'ne')

Love the variety of retail stores to shop from, all my favorites are here. Along with a great variety of restaurants to choose from. One of my favorite restaurants is Thirsty Lion due to the exceptional service and delicious food.

Trudy Buel

Devin helped us choose a new phone and was very informative about its functionality and cost comparability. Super happy that he didn’t try to upsell us. We’re already enjoying the new iPhone 15 pro max!!

Chris

3-2021 Fossil has closed. State 48 Taphouse is almost complete, lookin' real nice. Now if those weirdos would stop feeding all the stray cats that live in the sewers by there and the also now closed H&M it'd be better.

Update 12-29-2020 the Johnny Rockets has been drywalled in by the Harkins Theater which oh, by the way, has been repainted it looks amazing. But the exterior drywall for Johnny Rockets has been paved with this very interesting oh, I don't know... super close up succulent with high contrast colors very bright very colorful very, well odd for the center but I don't know so many businesses are closed in that strip it's at least something. It looks so out of place though.

So we look forward to Harkins driving and paving the way for that center in that area and we also look toward the covered interior mall area that has also been gutted and is going through some type of transformation.

Update Oct 10-15-2020

Looks like the empty Gordon Biersch Brewery is being gutted and a quick conversation with one of the people going in and out of that location is that a new Brewery is coming! This is a much-needed feature in this Village. More to come, this is great news.
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Quick update for October 2020. I walk around this mall every single morning and the amount of closures of small businesses that are occurring here are shocking. The large brick and mortar stores are still here but they don't look too healthy. I can see a few, well one new construction going on which is a conversion from a Mexican restaurant into a Bourbon and Bones Chophouse which went through some type of building delay due to the stall in the local economy. The main area of the village that has taken the hardest-hit is the road that leads to the movie theater. Almost every business on both sides of that walk up to Harkins is closed except for the pretzel business. It's sad really because walking through that area in the morning and in the evening with all the lights on especially during the holidays is great. And it still is great, it's just a challenging time we're going through. There are a ton of eateries in here that are still surviving but it's the small business shops that are not eateries that are all closing. Charlotte Russe is closing Disney is gone the Tie One On shop is gone as is The Cutting Edge the Junk Boutique kitschy store is gone, Johnny Rockets is gone all the stores to the right a Massage Envy are gone the Ball House for kids is gone the Churro place is gone and over by the Thirsty Lion both buildings behind it on each side of the store gone as his Famous Dave's Barbecue, that's gone. Jos. A Bank...gone. That large inside food court building that was semi remodeled for the summer Farmers Market style Boutique show and the Halloween store has been gutted, hopefully they're remodeling that and they're not just abandoning that space because it's really cool inside. And the only advice I can give to the businesses that serve food that are left is clean up the outside of your stores. And don't sweep your trash out to the sidewalk, pick it up. You guys are lucky that you're surviving and you should take care of your business. And Macy's...please power wash your entrances and clean your trash bins yuk!
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This place is awesome. Very comfortable and cozy. Especially when it's empty and there's no people. Restaurants are different from each other where multiple visits aren't boring.

Ndifor James Nih

Was a great deal at Total Wine here at Santan