there are only a few stores left in the mall. its still gorgeous and tough to accept the way of the shopping mall is dying. the anchor stores are nice, I'm employed at Sephora inside jcpenney and it's wonderful
It’s good mall for the town. The food court is really small. On the plus size a good mix of small and big shops.
Clean, could use more variety of stores besides clothing and there is often 3 or more places that are open for lease. How good food is here along with decent candy variety shops.
This Galleria has seen better days. The anchor stores are great, but the other stores seem to change a lot
A attempt at a great mall. However due to the depressed area they have lots of vacant spots. The food court keeps losing vendors. However they did a great job building the surrounding area so lots of good stores and food places around. Although they seem to go vacant after a while too. If it weren't for the regional depression it would be great. Since I live here, I am glad for it though as it's built as well as could be done here.
Place has gone downhill, as well as the area around it. There has been talk of revitalizing the mall with more service based stores vs. retail, but I believe it will take a miracle to save it.
Allison, Eli, and Mark were extremely helpful. They were able to team up and work together to get my device squared away. I would recommend this Verizon over any corporate store any day of the week
I was only there maybe 3 times bit i really liked it! Great food selection two levels! A really nice fye store was there too. May not still be there I don't know
Nice mall but frequently has many closed stores and unused areas.
It's a sad mall anymore, everything is closing, most of the shops are empty. Recently FYE closed as well as the Vaporium, wine shop, and Zebra clothing. They still have staple stores like JC Penney, Boscov's, and Sears.
This is a big mall but needs stores half the mall is empty and losing stores all the time. Needs to change its approach and attract more stores or just close. Save your time drive a little longer and either go to westmoreland mall or altoona mall.
Not sure how, but parking is a disaster considering there's hardly anyone inside. Pretty sure it won't be long until Goodwill and Salvation Army are anchor stores.
There are almost no stores or restaurants inside. The roads and parking lots are full of potholes. The only reason we go inside is for The Italian Oven which is one of our favorite places to eat and a few stores left like Sears! Outside of the mall has better shopping but not much!