With two floors of shops, stores, boutiques and restaurants, The Fountains at Farah provide a variety of food and retail choices that cater to the needs of both shoppers and families alike, whether they need a little something extra or the day-to-day necessities.
Visitors can browse by category of stores if they want to explore the mall, or search for a particular shop using the search box at the top left side of the interactive map. To zoom in and out (or into full screen), simply scroll with the mouse cursor over the map. Or click the buttons at the bottom right.
Stores and Food at The Fountains at Farah
The mall consist of two levels: Upper Level and Lower Level. Visitors can click these level names at the top right of the map to flip between levels and see which items is available on both parts of the shopping trip. When visitors click on one of the pins representing a store, they will be able to read more information about that shop so they can plan ahead when going out.
With a good number of shops and services, this place is packed on the lower level. There are foodies’ favorites such as Chipotle Mexican Grill, Five Guys, and Jersey Mike’s Subs if you’re looking for a quick bite. Or, head over to one of the many sit-down restaurants, such as Grimaldi’s, The Melting Pot, and PF Chang’s. If you’re feeling sweet, try Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt, or Haagen-Dazs. Coffee and tea addicts will find no shortage of places to quench their thirst, from Starbucks to Kung Fu Tea to Tropical Smoothie. Looking for something a little healthier? Try La Madeleine or Jason’s Deli.
An interactive fountain also make the area downstairs fun. On the lower level, you’ll have access to shops including LOFT and Torrid (both clothing). There are plenty of beauty and personal care options, including Sephora, Vitamin Shoppe, and various spa and nail salons like Woodhouse Day Spa and House of Beauty MedSpa. Families will enjoy the amphitheater and Red Door Escape Room. Communication and electronics is taken care of at AT&T and Verizon locations.
There are other handy spots. Walgreens has health products and prescriptions. Stanton Optical has glasses. Sports Clips offers haircuts. Sleep Number stores has all your bedding solutions.
There are more shops and services upstairs. Electronics and sports equipment are in spades at stores like Best Buy and Dick’s Sporting Goods. Bookworms will also enjoy visiting Barnes & Noble. It has a cafe where you can sit and read.
If you’re shopping for clothes, there are plenty of options to be found, ranging from babies (OshKosh B’Gosh, Carter’s) to adults (Cavender’s, Destination XL). For shoes, check out Rack Room Shoes for bargains or Five Below for trendy finds. For home goods and decor, head to HomeGoods; if you love wine, beer, etc., check out Total Wine & More. Pet owners should swing by PetSmart for pet supplies.
For those looking to eat up top, you’ll find Ruth’s Chris Steak House for a nice sit-down meal or Mooyah if you’re feeling more casual. For dessert, look no further than Nothing Bundt Cakes. There are services available too: Great Clips for your haircut, Massage Envy to relax, Visionworks to pick out some new glasses. For buying items related to sleep, you have Mattress Firm.
Overall, the combination of retailers allows shoppers to do multiple errands in one stop. There may be a bit of congestion on the weekend, though the space itself break down the traffic flow. And with so many different brand names, you’ll always find something that fits most needs and budgets.
The directory map works as an interactive map. It’s up-to-date at creation, but things do change with stores over time so we’ll update it. Tell folks to bookmark the page for future reference. This lets them quickly refer back to the directory next time.
