Red Cliffs Mall

Very small mall. nothing like the ones in Vegas. BUT, it did have a Barnes and Noble, Victoria Secret, and Bath and Body Works so it was «enough» to help kill some time while I was in town and waiting for a show to start. It’s not awful but it’s also not much.

Pretty surprised to find that there is not much of a food selection — -only 4 food places: Arby’s, Boca Di Beppo, Pretzel maker, and See’s Candy.

It’s a dive. They have some great stores but this mall is in serious need of an update. The food court… oh…there isn’t one. Just a small bakery which is actually very good. Too bad the mall management won’t step up update this place.

I had to put a 1 cause there ain’t no zero.
It dont even got a food court
Te only good thing is Victoria Secrect

Has to be the smallest mall in all of Utah, not much of a selection, but what do you expect from a small town like St. George. I would much rather go to the outlet strip malls just up the road. Pretzel Maker and Barnes & Noble that are inside of the mall for me are the highlights of going to this mall and that frankly is sad!

I’m from Orange County, where I’m surrounded by malls. Yet, Red Cliffs holds a certain amount of charm. It’s not large, but the size suits the town. I stop by a few times a year, and it seems to be growing. It has an even balance of low, mid, and high-​end merchandise. Any trip is not complete without a trip to my favorite store, Barnes & Noble.

I… hate…this…mall.
Locals tell me they are perplexed by it: it was built in the 80s (before the population tripled) and they are surprised no one has either improved it or built a new one. Most people go to the strip malls for clothes, but I find those too whore-​y and cheap and I don’t like those either.
Right before we moved here Hot Topics went out. This mall has a Bath and Body Works but no Victoria Secrets (is this Mormons or economics? Either way its stupid.) For clothing for the young person there is Boho (cheaply made overpriced wholesale crap clothing that dazzles the locals) Pennys (eww), Sears (again eww), and Dillard’s. Now I’ve been to Dillard’s, in fact growing up there was a Dillard’ near me that was well sized, had great bargain racks, and good clothes. This one not so much.
Its steeped in old lady fashions and… something I can’t quite put my finger one for juniors (again I want to blame Mormons but frankly even they must know this stuff is ugly.) Its just… horrendous.
I quit buying clothes out and about and turned to Ebay (if I can’t have an H&M and Macy’s then I’m not shopping!) This mall doesn’t even have a food court (well…a functioning one anyways)! I go for Barnes and Nobles (though small it is adequate and I’m glad its here), the rides (my niece loves them), and… to cry at Dillard’s.
Seriously St. George get with it. Build a new mall. And let a bra store in. We don’t all wear maidenform and Wal Mart!!!

I think this is a good sized mall for a small town!!! I live in Vegas were malls are big and there are people galore but in a small quiet town I think this mall does it justice. I never stop in St. George expecting to go to a huge mall. When I was there during spring break, Yeah some stores were closing but not alot and the ones that were open were I thought good stores to shop at. The brand new Borders was big and fully stocked, a good sized DEB and a really cute store I have never seen before-​Bohme Boutique. Pacsun, Hollister, Journeys are just a few of the stores…
With the horrible reviews I was expecting the crappiest mall ever but I didn’t think that at all. It is what it is — a small mall in a small town with some stores closing as it is in most malls in America because of the state of our economy right now… So, people if you have or make some extra money go out and shop and support you local mall before it completely closes down!!!
I do think they should have built at least a 6 space mini food court inside the mall as the only eateries are outside the mall.

This mall was so small and dead. There was hardly any people and almost all the stores were closing or already closed. The only good thing is that I got great deals at the Hot Topic which oddly enough was closing. Strange?

Wow. That’s all I can say. The times have NOT been kind to this place!
My mother’s family lives in St. George, and as a child we would frequently go up there and visit them. To combat the boredom my brother and I would often experience, we would usually go to this mall. 15 or so years ago, this place was great.
What the hell happened?
Last time I went in here, probably a good ¹⁄₃ of the stores were closed down! The arcade is no more. FYE, Gamestop, and over half the food court are completely gone. They recently opened a Barnes and Noble at one end of the mall, but that is now the best thing this place has going for it, sad to say. This place feels like a ghost town now.
All those childhood memories, tainted by my last visit here. Unless I feel a die-​hard need to visit a Barnes and Noble the next time I’m in Utah, I won’t come near this place anymore.