Park West — Attraction in Peoria

I come to Park West to visit Dr. V at Pleasant Pediatrics... I love park west and pleasant pediatrics... facilities in and around pleasant pediatrics is always tidy and clean... there are MANY places to choose from in this shopping center as to where to spend your money! (chico's, Victoria secret, vans, see's candies, and so much more!) A ton of options for dining in and getting some yummy food... Also bringing you entertainment with a large Harkins Theater in the center of the strip complex... one section of this small strip mall area even has a small kid's area for children to play (with adult supervision) next to the play area is some fun water fountains in the ground... making it a fun way to get a little wet or cool off next to the fountains during the summer... tons of little goodie shops around that involve cookies, ice cream, and other...

The vibe, the scenery, and the people are all a delightful experience. I tried their homemade ice cream parlor called Handles, and let me tell you, if you haven't had their ice cream you definitely have not lived yet! My little brother also works for Candle Chemistry, they have in the plaza, and I recommend go trying the place out, i thank their hospitality and their kind workers as they helped us make and mix our own body cream! It smelled delicious. You can also make candles and body scrub all from your own picked smells that they have. And if i too may reccommend a worker, if you do end up going to Candle Chemistry, ask for Sirron Cook, he's educated and very patient with the time and customers. Thanks Sirron :) i had so much fun! I love it here, for family time, self-me time, and also date night at the movies is my favorite....

Beautiful shopping area, probably one of the nicest in the west valley, but they need to do something about the parking situation on Saturdays. They block off a significant portion of the lot for a night vendor market, for vendors who have nothing to do with the businesses trying to get by so they can stay in business. Move the vendor market to a location that has ample parking for everyone.

For example, I've been here on a weekday morning to go to Hash Kitchen and had to drive around for a long time looking for a parking spot because that side has a very small parking lot. (We ended up parking behind Bath & Body Works and walking over.) Parking is already limited and then they block it off on the biggest shopping day of the week. Your businesses are losing the weekend shoppers who will just go shop somewhere else that has...