i love this mall its awesome hello me too hi its a good atmosphere i i i i i i i i i love it

I loved it because I saw the most beautiful shirt in the entire world there (even though I couldn't afford it.)
And my friend found BoBoBo, which they had been looking for.
Me and my three friends leaned over the rail upstairs and one of my friends said that if her mom were right down there, she'd have taken a picture of us. The way we were standing reminded me of a 90s sitcom in New York for some reason.

security is very bad and rud. the tree light was a very poor turn out. the food is ok. the public rest rooms is like a rest stop,

As any native Sacramentan knows, the history of K Street Mall reflects the evolution of Urban Renewal in the U.S.

Beginning around 1980, the decision to turn K Street into a pedestrian thoroughfare from a city street was an idea plagued with the inexperience of Sacramento City Managers and elected officials.

Almost immediately after the ...

The last reviewer is correct. I used to live in the general area and we used to walk to the both malls pretty often. The K Street Mall is actually a pedestrian area along K St. that is closed to auto traffic, just east of the Westfield Downtown Plaza. After years of dilapidation, the City is embarking on a number of revitalization efforts. The ...

dislike its outside. when it rains it get on you. and its much colder.also, the prices are too high. but the clothes are cute.and it has a foo court in case you get hungary.

Most of these reviews are actually of Westfield Downtown Plaza, which is adjacent to K Street Mall. K Street is actually a street closed to traffic with the light rail running down it. It's a dilapidated part of town and sometimes a little scary. The Westfield Downtown Plaza was an attempt to spruce up a portion of K Street, banking on the ...

This mall is truly dreadful, despite some nice features like Smtih & Hawken teak chairs and tables with umbrellas to use in between shopping. The real problem is there's just not a good mix of stores. It's all very downscale, nothing terribly exciting, no international magazine store like you'd find in San Francisco, and it's all ...

Good place to hang out and shop with friends. It needs more stores though.