Inside the mall, all traces of Sears had been erased, with just a blank roll-up gate at the end of the corridor. The area looks surprisingly dead in this picture, but that's probably because I was here at 2:45 in the afternoon, not exactly a busy period for restaurants -- and it was always the restaurants (certainly not the Sears) that made this area look busy on my previous visits since they always have a waiting list!
Inside the mall, all traces of Sears had been erased, with just a blank roll-up gate at the end of the corridor. The area looks surprisingly dead in this picture, but that's probably because I was here at 2:45 in the afternoon, not exactly a busy period for restaurants -- and it was always the restaurants (certainly not the Sears) that made this area look busy on my previous visits since they always have a waiting list!
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