Everett Mall

We visited the mall for the first time today. We were shocked to find an arcade in the mall! The toy store Whimsy was so cool. Well stocked with lots of games and toys. My wife also loved shopping at Torrid. She's happy to have her favorite store close to home.

Inside the mall we were practically the only people on a Monday afternoon. The mall was clean and some of the businesses seemed to be closed. After reading the other reviews, it seems like the mall is going to have a big change and redesign! I'm excited for what's to come and to see the big changes in the next year or so. Must be why some of the store locations are vacant. They are getting ready for the construction. My wife loves all the changes on the outside of the mall and loves the movie theater, Ulta, Home Goods, Chic Fil A, Trader Joe's, and others. We will be back soon and look forward to the changes inside the mall.

From outside it looks like a nice cool new mall. But inside its outdated and not many stores. Its a descent mall.

I've been going to this mall regularly for 24 years, but every time I go lately I think I really should stop. I'm mostly here for the movie theater these days, but currently disappointed that you can no longer enter the mall from the back doors over by the movie theater. I liked having the option of going early for a movie, getting a bite to eat at the food court and getting some shopping done if I had time to kill, but now it seems like I have to drive around to a different parking area if I am not interested in walking around the perimeter of the mall. There does seem to be a sign about plans to change this area in the future, but right now its a huge hassle.

I'm hoping that the addition of Trader Joes brings more back into the mall, but at this point there seems to be less and less every time I go. I also am always confused when malls add grocery stores. If you do not know it is not possible to enter the all thru Trader Joes. I counted 4 open things in the nearly empty food court on my most recent visit. None of them are very appetizing if you are here for a meal, but there is still Buffalo Wild Wings. I think I was sitting in the food court mostly alone at 6ish on a Monday. Looks like the nail place closed too.

I've also been disappointed by the mall hours on recent visits, but I guess with so much empty it's probably hard to justify keeping prepandemic hours. Most of my favorite shops have left. I can not believe Bath and Body Works left the mall and is now located over by Target. I guess that makes my current favorite stores Burlington and Old Navy. I do see that some empty stores are now offering spaces for karate like sports, which does seem to be a good idea. There also are a couple arcades that seem like an interesting addition.

There is plenty of parking, but if you are looking for a shopping excursion I'd head to Alderwood or check out the stores located on the outer perimeter which is not located close to any entrances to the actual mall.

I tend to only come to this mall for events now, because it's very much so a dying spot. Most businesses are out of there from childhood, whether they've been replaced or went bankrupt, so most of the slots are empty & desolate. The food court was once full of various foods, now only being a food caddies. There's a few chain stores, but nothing that you really can't find at alderwood mall. Sadly Everett mall is very dirty, & makes my skin crawl to walk into, feel unsafe stepping into it. The most recent event I went to here was the witch's event which was held in one of the empty stores, which, was very cool ! Besides that, I take my business to Bellevue but mainly alderwood mall now. It's nice to see that Everett does try to hold events or tries to decorate for the holidays, but it doesn't help hold a reputation. I wouldn't recommend coming here unless your looking for overpriced items, an eerier environment, or really just have nothing better to do

I have been shopping at the Everett Mall for 40 years and when I went into the mall I had to walk around to the front entrance after go to the Regal movie theater and it's just dead so many stores have left and I had to walk to T-mobile at least it's not that too far and I heard they are taking out the Everett Mall bus station as well as LA Fitness to put in an outdoor stores like Alderwood Mall has so we need to vote out Cassie Franklin she has gone too far this time and I'm worried that the mall will close or become a ghost mall!

Don't go here! Just don't, I promise you will regret it! the place is run down and there was spiderwebs at the Baskin Robbins. Half of the mall is empty, it's definitely not worth the trip. I don't see a reason for me to ever go back here again.

Limited stores, some empty. Worthwhile for a stroll if bored. Food court is nice and has a handful of selections. There are still some staple stores in here for some. Fairly clean but a little sad to see low foot traffic and empty/closed stores. Buffalo Wild Wings, Best Buy and Marshalls are near by so those round out the overall. Also, LA fitness is on the backside.

There is a Mexican food place inside the food court at this mall. I was charged $26 for horchata and tacos. I was so disappointed when I saw how bad it was. The man that was there was nice but that doesn't make up for the poor quality of the food. I would not recommend to this place to anyone.

5 stars for the teriyaki place, best teriyaki I've ever had in my life!!! Glad to see they're still in business considering most of what was in the Everett mall originally is gone.

It's simply out touch , not too exciting at the mall and not enough businesses.
Surrounding of the Everett Mall area the businesses are still thriving, going strong.