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City Centre

1420 5TH Ave Ste 450
Seattle, WA 98101
(206) 624-8800
shopcitycentre.com
4 star rating based on 2 reviews
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Mon-Thu 10am- 6pm Fri 10am- 7pm Sat 10am- 6pm Sun 11am- 5pm  
Status: Open  
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tel: (206) 624-8800

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tel: (415) 495-7644

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Business Description from the Web

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Zazil, which celebrated its opening on October 1 in the Westfield San Francisco Centre, invites diners to redefine their idea of Mexican cuisine while surrounded by a design with the feel of the Mexican coast. Anchored by shopping landmarks like Nordstrom and the new Bloomingdale's, the 100-seat Zazil brings an exciting concept to San Francisco, serving the fresh, vibrant cuisine found on the... more
Posted by restaurant.com on February 08, 2008, (Edited February 11, 2008)

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Ann Taylor and Barneys New York are just a couple of the shops you'll find in this all-inclusive, upscale shopping center. Men, women, and children are certain to be easily accommodated by the range of stores and boutiques. A contemporary glass art collection, a two-screen movie theatre, and a trendy Euro-bistro also reside in the mall. Shopping, dinner, and a movie all in the same place – what... more
Posted by 10best on October 23, 2008

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This downtown mall is not huge, but it does feature a number of high-end stores including Barneys New York , Ann Taylor, Europa for Men , Joan & David, Daniel Louis Jewelry Art and more. There are 20 stores in all and a few eating establishments, including the very popular Palomino, and of course, there is a Starbucks. The small City Centre Cinema has closed, with only indefinite plans to... more
Posted by wcities on August 06, 2008
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Look for the Dale Chihuly glass installation near the FAO Schwartz entrance inside the mall. Chihuly is the kingpin of the Northwest glass art movement. If you like what you see, visit the Foster White Gallery in Pioneer Square for more.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

The Extras

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If you haven't had enough, walk a couple of blocks to glitzy new neighbor Pacific Place.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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Enter the parking garage on 6th Avenue or Union Street or vie for meter space.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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For dyed-in-the-wool shoppers, this mall is all about Barneys New York; for the diner, it's all about Palomino.

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In Short It's telling that City Centre is part of the US Bank Centre building: gigantic vaulted ceilings, artwork (which all seems to be from 1987) behind monstrous wood and glass containers and the centrally located U.S. Bank give it, well, a bank feel. Shoppers overlook the '80s decor for Barney's New York. The food kiosks, which include Soups and Juice Smoothies, are logical... more
Posted by Contributor on April 21, 2009, (Edited November 05, 2006)

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This upscale downtown shopping center is the Seattle address of such familiar retailers as Barneys New York and Ann Taylor. There are works by Dale Chihuly and other Northwest glass artists on display throughout City Centre, as well as a very comfortable lounge where you can rest your feet and escape from the Seattle weather.
Posted by frommers on April 10, 2007

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Art Aplenty

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This is the best place to browse around and see the art that this building has to show. There is the famous chihuly (same person who did the glass displays in the Bellagio and Tacoma museum) display on the 2nd floor. Looks like this place has been recently remodeled and is very inviting. I like the free wireless as well. Definitely worth visiting is just only to eat at Palominos! There... more
Posted by luvmywyn on April 21, 2009, (Edited September 16, 2008)

A completely 'cold' feeling

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Despite having more than a dozen upscale shops such as Barney's, this place has a completely 'cold' feeling. A better bet might be just a few blocks away at Pacific Place which has a much more inviting feel and vibe.

Pros

+ Cache with shops like Barney's

Cons

- Cold and uninviting
Posted by malibuhome on April 21, 2009, (Edited January 14, 2007)
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