I decided to come to Sherwood Mall while I stayed in Stockton for a few days and do some shopping…read more I had a gift card to Express which when I went in everything was like over $40 even for a basic shirt. Definitely not worth it. I stopped into VS as I am an avid shopper to the brand but they didn't have any good sales going on that would make it worth it. However, I decided to go to Claire's and see what they had. They had a lot of cute items that I got my nieces as pictured. The staff was friendly and they had sales going on. I was disappointed in this mall and their food court seemed dead. I probably would not be back as I was not happy with the selections for myself but I found cute stuff for my nieces. It was clean and appeared safe. You may like it but I didn't. Not sure if I'll be back in the area. But is in a great location as it reminds me of a low key Strip as there are several chain restaurants and bars everywhere.

This shopping mall still looks good from far away outside, but not so good after I walked inside!…read more Sherwood mall was much better years ago. But this time it seems downhills a lot! Many vacant units inside the mall and outside at those individual buildings. The decorations are very outdated and the mall is due to a major remodeling! The food court is next to the entrance. But looks very dark and the tables and chairs are old and uncomfortable! This is one of the biggest shopping mall in the City of Stockton. I hope the management company and the owner will keep it up and bring in more better quality tenants.

SUPER busy plaza and that's not surprising since there's already a LOT of eateries in this area…read morealready. Sucks that a good chunk of the businesses advertised for the food hall no longer exist like Uji Time (was looking forward to this), but hopefully these empty spots can be quickly filled up! There's a good variety of food places such as dim sum, Taiwanese food, boba, Korean croquettes, and much more. My boyfriend and I came here before the lunch rush and although parking was a bit iffy already, there was a good amount of seating and tables available and everything was relatively clean. Some businesses I think just call your name, others have a buzzer. Would be cool if they had a water machine there, or if there was I didn't see it. Hopefully there can be a new dessert place here in the future and more businesses to take over the empty spots the next time I'm here.

"It looks like the place is closed for business. The doors are locked, and the place appears to be…read morecompletely empty."

I usually visit this mall whenever I'm in Modesto visiting family. I enjoy the variety of stores,…read moreespecially the shoe stores and Victoria's Secret. There are plenty of shopping options to choose from, and I appreciate the value and selection available throughout the mall. One thing I tend to avoid is purchasing from the kiosk vendors. They can be very persistent when trying to make a sale. During one visit, a vendor referred to me as "Mexican." While I wasn't personally offended, I would prefer to be addressed more professionally, such as "ma'am" or simply as a customer. The service at Victoria's Secret is always excellent. The staff is friendly and helpful, and they consistently have a great selection of clothing and perfumes that I enjoy. Overall, it's a nice mall with a good variety of stores and shopping opportunities.

Vintage Faire CA Kids run by incompetent manager…read more Ran our VISA twice claiming both Declined. VISA tells me $81 charged then merchant refunded! We used Apple Pay instead.

Best ramen in Tracy. My daughter is always in the mood for tonkatsu ramen from Gokazoku ramen. The…read morestaff is always so helpful and friendly. Definitely recommend!

Gokazoku Ramen is a good friendly place to eat in the Tracy mall food court. The staff were super…read morefriendly and happy to take our orders. They were also very helpful and informative when taking our orders. Food was very fast to come out maybe about a 5 min wait on a Saturday afternoon. When the food arrived we ordered the chicken karaage as an appetizer. It was okay the chicken didn't have that much flavor and the texture was a lot like calamari other than that the sauce it came with was very delicious and they give great portions. Now for the Ramen we got the chicken paitan ramen, it was super hot and fresh which is a plus. The noodles were delicious and tasted fresh really nice texture. The broth was okay it wasn't creamy like how most paitan ramen is, and I asked for it spicy well there wasn't really any spice to it. The egg and other little things were delicious and had a great presentation. The atmosphere was nice, the Tracy mall is very dead but I didn't mind to eat my ramen and soak in the liminal feeling of the mall. There was also this cotton candy machine in the food court that played this roblox obby music which was nice to listen to while I slurped up my ramen. Other than that I would recommend Gokazoku Ramen and I would stop by to eat here again if I was in the Tracy area.

Not much had changed from when I was a teen going from mall to mall at weberstown, there's still no…read moredesirable stores. I was going to JC Penney with a gift card. The hallway to the bathroom smelled terrible.

My grandson wanted to go to the mall. I haven't been in Weberstown or Sherwood Mall in years…read more This was an experience, I got a smoothie from Surf City Squeeze, it was just ok, it didn't taste like what I remembered. The cost went up some $4.00 & change. I bought two @ $14.00. All the stores we went to the sales people were very cordial. There were lots of sales!!! What I didn't like were the two young men standing in front of Dillard 's trying to sell two baby snakes. Seems like security would tell them to go outside. I don't like snakes small or large. We continued looking and shopping. I went to a store that I have never been to Five Below. I bought a phone charger, some candy, an electric scrubber and a coffee mug. Even with the presence of the snakes I enjoyed my shopping experience. of

My friends and us were looking for a place to hang out around the area and came across this really…read morenice public market in Emeryville. We initially didn't know there was free parking in a nearby parking structure until our friends told us, but luckily we found free street parking around the area for two hours. First impression walking in was how clean the whole place felt. I also liked that there were so many different vendors and cuisines for us all to choose from. Whether you're craving Korean Food, Japanese Food, Peruvian Food, American BBQ, Burgers, or pretty much anything else, you'll probably find something here. Honestly, a lot of the vendors caught my attention because what they offered looked really good. We also spotted a cashew based ice cream shop, which was perfect for dessert after our meal. I also liked how everything was indoors too, especially since it keeps people sheltered from the weather on hot days. Another thing I appreciated was the amount of tables and seating made available. It didn't feel stressful trying to find a place to sit, and we were here on a Sunday. As we walked through the market, I thought the layout was designed really well. The way everything was set up made the place feel a lot bigger and more spacious than it actually was. I thought that was pretty smart. I'd definitely come back to this public market again next time I'm in the area.

Just to comment on one aspect of this place, I found their Tuesday trivia to be a multi-dimensional…read moredisappointment. First off, the company behind it, Brainstormer, seems to ask the most weird and obscure questions of all the quiz chains -- think museums in Madrid, or Slovenian bikers -- as if they want you to fail. Scores were pretty low across the board. It was a constant struggle to hear anything the host was saying, largely because he insisted on wearing a mask. He also had a somewhat curt, unfriendly demeanor. Brainstormer was probably the best a decade ago, but something seems to have gone wrong with them along the way. Whoever's in charge of events should consider switching to Head Games, Geeks Who Drink, Live Event, or Pub Trivia Nerds.

This a great spot for a change of scenery! My sister invited me out and it was my first time here…read more The drive out there was pretty easy and felt so close that I was surprised that I've never been here before. Better signage would help to arrive for parking. It was pretty empty outside, which I understood because it was hot. We decided to go upstairs and order a drink. The bartender was really sweet and attentive. We placed an order with her for food as well and sat outside while we waited. The view of the water upstairs is beautiful. You see the boats go by and wave. We ordered nachos, a burger, buffalo wings, and a club sandwich. (About $16-18 each). The food took about 10 to 15 minutes, which wasn't bad at all. The server was really nice and friendly. He chatted a bit with us and made sure everything was as ordered. I tried a little bit of everything and I will say, everything tasted great! The food was plentiful for the price. The buffalo wings were bigger than I expected. The club sandwich was huge and I got full with just half the order. The curly fries were made to perfection. I couldn't get enough of those. The inside has connect for, a pole table, and darts. They didn't have a central AC. They just had the windows open so it got pretty hot in there but overall we had a great time!

There are few things better than cruising across the Delta, tying your boat to the dock, and…read morestepping ashore for cold drinks, free live music, and a basket of hot comfort food. While you can certainly drive here, arriving by water is part of the experience and makes this waterfront gem feel like a destination rather than just another restaurant. The atmosphere is exactly what you'd hope for, relaxed, lively, and filled with people enjoying the sunshine, good company, and free live music. Plenty of umbrella-covered tables provide welcome shade while you soak in the waterfront views. The staff was friendly, upbeat, and attentive, adding to the easygoing vibe. We decided to make it a finger-food feast, and every basket that hit the table looked better than the last. The onion rings arrived beautifully golden with a light, airy batter that shattered with every bite, accompanied by both ranch and barbecue sauces for dipping. The nachos were a showstopper. Built sky-high with seasoned ground beef, a generous blend of cheeses, fresh pico de gallo, jalapeños, olives, onions, sour cream, and guacamole, every chip was loaded with flavor. This isn't a plate meant for one person, it's made for friends to gather around. Just don't wait too long, because like all great nachos, the race is on before those bottom chips get soft and surrender to all that cheesy goodness. The appetizer sampler was another winner, piled high with crispy chicken strips, crunchy flautas, fries, chips & cheese and even more onion rings. Everything arrived piping hot, perfectly crisp, and cooked exactly as it should be. Every bite offered something different, making it the perfect platter to share over a couple of cold beers. To finish, we shared the shredded chicken quesadilla, grilled until beautifully golden with just the right amount of char. The tortilla was crisp on the outside, while the seasoned shredded chicken and melted cheese created a rich, satisfying filling. Paired with fresh guacamole and cool sour cream, it was simple comfort food done right. This isn't the place for fine dining, and that's exactly its charm. It's where you come to dock the boat, order an ice-cold beer, share baskets of delicious comfort food, tap your foot to live music, and watch the boats come and go. Sometimes that's exactly the recipe for a perfect day on the water... and this place delivers it beautifully. Overall: A must-stop when you're out enjoying a day on the Delta. Just save room for the onion rings, they're worth the trip all by themselves.