Cielo Vista

As a born and raised El Pasoan, you can't help but feel a sense of sentiment when you think about Cielo Vista. From the childhood days of exploring the WB Store and Discovery Channel store (yes I'm showing my age), teenage years working at Abercrombie and Hollister, to my 20s buying every damn 1MX shirt at Express for the clubs and bars, this mall was a staple. Situated smack dab in the center of El Paso off of I10, it has still held its ground in the dystopian closures of malls and when the grand structures of what once held down America are becoming few and in-between. This mall is still running strong and I have to say that free parking at this mall is such a blessing. It's a tad surreal how you get used to paying for parking to shop in other cities, so it's refreshing lol.Yes some stores might not be ideal and someone is bound to offer you a "free sample" in a kiosk, but it's a fun place to experience time to time.

Lots of people out and browsing, shopping on this sunny weekend! It's nice to get out post-pandemic and be around people for a pleasant change. New stores to visit at Cielo Vista Mall and explore is always lots of fun. Now, off to the food court!

Actual center a good comfortable place..My review is of the so called *Food Court* Eh, there ain,t really one at all. A very small selection on a weird out of the way alley way walk way..Of the like 6 shops there, on a Friday lunch, only 3 or so open at lunch time(Noon) Of course the prices are high but understandable for a upscale mall, so that is NO gripe.Its the weid selection of actual places to eat, and the open and or closed at lunch quite unprofessional We ate at that pizza joint,, Sbarros, got a good entrees at afair ptice, but they did not have everything ready, just weird as heck

It's a neat mall with your average department stores like Sears, Macy's, JC Penny, Dillards, Hallmark, GNC, jewelry stores etc.I'm pretty sure malls are becoming things of the past.The food court isn't bad, variety of stuff. They have a decent kids play area for 1-4 year olds. Few other decent things for kids also.It's relatively clean, has a safe feel to it.

The mall is located on the East Side of El Paso Right off the I-10 freeway. There is a lot of parking available. The mall is your typical mall with department stores, food court and even has a child play area. The mall has plenty of food and restaurants and hotels close by if your in the area to visit and just want to stop by and walk around and see what it has to offer. They have a lot of stores with all the newest and greatest places to shop and it seems like the hip place to go to when in El Paso. I definitely recommend this place to check out if your in the area and want to sight see and just get some rest from the road from driving like I did and enjoy the beautiful city of El Paso. #ELPASOSTRONG

Nice mall, but honestly a confusing layout. There's tons of stores jammed in the mall, and I felt a bit packed in like a sardine with the people, venders and just the closeness of everything. I guess quinceaneras at the mall is a thing now? So many girls in these elaborate dresses. First time I've seen such a thing at a mall. Maybe there's a fancy restaurant and I just did see it? Went in to buy some fresh things for the night out and successfully did so. Parking can be a headache cause there's tons of cats but you'll find one even if you have to walk a bit.

This is another run in the mill mall. Nothing extravagant at all. Dillard's, Forever 21, Foot Locker, H&M, Game stop and so many more basic stores. They have a food court as well but agIn it's very basic. It's a decent mall with very basic stores, and a great size. Haven't ever had any problems here. This is probably one of my shortest reviews ever but it's really not much to talk about. Disclaimer, I have not been back during Covid so not sure how their protocols are now.

Very nice mall! Very clean and always have events going on for the public. They have great stores and offer something for everyone, decent food choices. They seem to always try to offer the most popular stores. The mall security is friendly and the mall staff and kind too. I always feel safe and comfortable walking around the mall. I only wish they did not change their opening time to almost noon during the week.

Cielo Vista Mall is probably the largest and oldest mall in El Paso. So many stores and restaurants have come and gone from here throughout the years. I'll never forget Wyatt's Cafeteria, Chopsticks or Walgreens. Walgreens even had a restaurant inside of it. Chopsticks is sort of still around. The owners own Paco Wong's on the westside. Chopsticks always had better food and service. Paco Wong's is pretty mediocre in food and service imo. I went a few years ago for my birthday and I wasn't impressed. Anyway...These are ancient times that I speak of! These restaurants existed in the early 80's and 90's. Oh...and I remember leaving school early and catching a Sun Metro bus to Cielo Vista with my friends at times...circa 7th or 8th grade. 9th grade too! Those were the days! Lol. My mom still doesn't know this a couple of decades later. Shh! I might tell her one of these days. I always enjoyed coming with my grandmother to this mall, too. We always went to Wyatt's to have lunch and split a strawberry shortcake. Aww such great memories! Oh yeah and there was also a movie theater inside of the mall, along with the one that's still outside. There was also bookstores. I think a B Dalton and I forget what else. I don't come to this mall too often these days. I went a few months back to Macy's. I returned some items for my son. Every once in awhile I'll check out Michael Kors and/or Coach. This mall is probably the busiest compared to others around town. Parking is hard to find, especially on weekends. This mall also has Starbucks, Apple, Dillards and more. It's two stories.

Best mall in El Paso Texas! Delicious food court and awesome stores! Love the snacks shops and Starbucks.