I love downtown Pleasant Hill. It's so. charming with all the cafes, restaurants, spas, nail salons…read moreall conveniently at the Crescent Plaza. Over the Summer has the best festivals, concert at the lake, wine and beer, Blues and Brews festival and so forth. Restaurants are reasonably priced, however housing in PH can be expensive. The city always looks clean and pristine. My favorite sit and people watch right in the heart of town. Come check it out.

Downtown Pleasant Hill has a nice selection of shops, but it can get a bit crowded on weekends. The…read moremix of boutiques and cafes is enjoyable, although parking is sometimes a hassle. Overall, it's a decent spot to browse and grab a bite, but I wish it had more unique places to explore. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!

Nice shopping mall, my first time here as I came here to eat and shop around. This mall has all…read morestorefronts filled up and is busy, so different from the shuttered SF Shopping center that closed down and Tanforan shopping to be closed for senior housing down on San Bruno area. This mall has so many jewelry stores, it's crazy! there's even a barber shop for men on first floor which was different. There's a JC Penny here and like walking around bring back old memories of stores I grew up with with Spenser, Sweet Factory store for sour patch kids candy, Hallmark, and life uniforms. I felt their food court had a strange layout as on first floor all their sweets where there and 2 main food places sushi and newly open Mexican in the mall. I know outside has the yummy BJs and Fusion Buffet. Yes, nice mall to visit and they have a Macys here with the perfume dept working the floor very hard. Perfume is quite expensive!

I've known this mall for decades. I remember back in the day this place was packed all the time -…read moregreat stores, well run, great mall to go to. Hard to believe it's the same place. I don' t know if this mall is ever packed and it's not totally the mall's fault - buying stuff on line has really killed the brick-and-mortal stores in general and I get it. But holy smokes, the stores here - it's multiple variations of the same crap stores. Who buys this stuff? There are some stores that I absolutely cannot believe make enough money to stay open. They have to pay rent and employee salaries and make some sort of profit and you wonder how it's possible. If you go here and look around, you'll know what stores I'm talking about. I was walking around here yesterday was just amazed at the absolute garbage stores. One "kitsch" store (and there are many) proudly displayed some poster about "stupid people" by its entrance that you could buy - for people to buy to make fun of stupid people - yet literally the only people who would buy this are the people it makes fun of. And you can't walk into these stores because the second you do the employee is on you. Like Blockbuster where every employee had to greet you and see if you need anything. I just want to look around without being bothered but it's not possible in these stores. They have so little people in them, when an employee does get someone they hover. You do still have some good stores - Macys of course, an old standby with good stuff - you can't go wrong with a Macys. Even JC Penneys is still here (I didn't even know they were still around). The Sears finally went out and to no one's surprise, they couldn't care less about that store for years now. I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did. And the clientele walking around. You have your people of all ages and races which you want to see. California is represented well at this mall and I like that. And of course your thugs always wasting time walking around - disturbs me seeing these guys. I guess the mall can't do anything about them but yeah, they're here. On the plus side, the mall is super clean. I'd like to hope that this mall, one of the malls I've been to for decades will still be around for a long time but honestly, if this thing still exists in three years I'd be shocked.

Nice shopping center/ area that has lots of different stores. I think there's a good mix and I…read morebelieve this place may be a collection of mostly outlet brands. There's plenty of places to shop and plenty of places to eat and probably fits with budgets of all different sizes. It has the staples that you tend to see at other outlet malls and centers but have unique eateries and shops as well. During this time of year (November), there's also an ice rink that lots of people seem to enjoy. Some family wanted to go to Sephora and man it was packed! Which is not surprising, since we were there on the busy shopping day of the year. I got to do some other browsing at J Crew. It was a short trip overall, but I can easily see people spending hours here if they needed to do some serious shopping. Came here with family because they wanted to do some shopping on Black Friday. It was really hectic as you would expect. The parking situation was pretty crazy and it took a while of driving around and luck to get a parking spot.

I think that the Veranda Shopping Center is a victim of its own success. We were there for dinner…read moreat Espetus at 5pm on a Friday night. The parking lot was a hot mess. Cars circling incessantly looking for that elusive space. Some drivers obviously getting impatient based on their rapid acceleration and sudden braking whenever it appeared that someone was approaching their vehicle or stepped on their brake pedal. From what little we observed, there is a very good mix of business present which is great to see. So many other destination shopping areas are suffering vacancies and closed businesses. I imagine that parking is not such a mess during the day or perhaps on weeknights and yes, this was the day after New Years so more people were probably out and about. Still, had I really understood what the parking situation was like, I would have made reservations for another night. And it wasn't any better when we left at 7pm either.

Clayton Valley Shopping Center is one of the newer shopping center in contra costa country. many…read morebig boxes, chain and franchisee stores here. eats/drinks services shopping -wing stop dental group ross -jamba juice cleaners orchards -bronze buddha(thai) mobile grocery outlet -tea 4 u salon & nails rose liquors -round table anytime fitness dollar store -yogurt shack cz education pure water -five guys massage envy cvs -guadilahara grill chase, bank of A sally beauty supply -panda express tanning clayton frameworks -peet's coffee kung fu game stops -tachi sushi bar sports clips -bella ristorante sprint notes: -very popular shopping center with higher end metrics nearby driving demand. -parking spaces iffy at peak times, few vacant shops in center....

I'm a new American Terrier Pitbull owner and not knowing what to do. My boarding facility…read morerecommended pet food express. great there's one near me. I meet Johnathan L. Who also has the same breed. I spent time listening and asking who, what and why. His responses were informative and educational. I have owned other breads of dogs however I was totally lost everything I has tried didn't work. Now things have changed thanks to him. Thank You,

the Broadway Plaza is easily the main highlight of Walnut Creek. this area is full of great…read morerestaurants, high end shops, elite businesses and a beautiful, live neighborhood that also has parks and activities that's a W for Walnut Creek

Broadway Plaza was our first stop after landing at SFO & picking up our rental car! We had a…read morewedding to attend later that day and needed to pick up some goodies that I forgot to pack LOL. It's a very nice outdoor shopping mall in Walnut Creek, with around 80 shops. We arrived at opening hours for stores so it was pretty quiet when we visited. Easy to navigate and they have free parking, up to 3hrs! They have a lot of popular stores (Zara, Macy's, Nordstrom, etc). Overall, had a pleasant experience here and we were in and out ;))

Not so many of these shops around the area, so we're pretty lucky to have Anime Store Near Me…read more Also, great for Google searches if people search for an anime store near them? Anyways, the daughter wanted to check this place out to get something for her friend's birthday; unfortunately, they didn't have the items/characters she was looking for. We browsed around, and it seems that a lot of the store is focused on modeling kits - lots of those, Gundam, paints, tools, etc. They have some aisles for plushies and other soft characters / mascots, etc., and some for figurines as well. They also have limited selection of those lottery things where you pay for a ticket, reveal what the ticket has and get that "prize." One of the things that caught our eyes were their mystery / blind boxes. Gambling! My daughter ended up getting a few of those, but sadly some repeats. Bad luck haha. Noticed they had a couple sets of Labubu for sale as well, but similar to a lot of stuff here, they were heavily marked up. For instance, when we went, Have a Seat was $65 a box and Big Energy or something was $85 a box. Wowzers! Crazy how there is such a hype, but they are hard to get, so desperate consumers would pay desperate prices I suppose. There was also a table of mystery bags. There is a hint to which character or anime or contents as well. None of those really caught our eyes, but maybe someday!

The store itself was super fun, but it's pretty disappointing that I paid $35 for a Spy x Family…read moremystery bag and got a figure that literally has a price tag STILL ATTACHED that's less than what I paid for the "mystery bag".

The prices here are amazing. I wasn't planning to go, my girlfriend was at a Costco near her and…read morefound some cute pj's that she thought would be fun for our upcoming girl trip. She was sending me photos and asking my opinion on the print we would like best. At Costco these room service pj's are $17.99 I said let me checkout the outlet near me-, oh happy day... they had the ones we wanted in our sizes and they were only $5.99. Brand new and tags still on them I also found a few fun things for Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers They also had a great deal on candy- we always stock up year round. My hubby is a teacher, and he gives out candy for good behavior The staff was very friendly Store was well run and organized Plenty of parking

My favorite store and it was right in my neighborhood. Notice I said WAS. I swing by every two…read moreweeks and the one time I don't... what do I see but an empty store. They're moving to their Sacramento- ish location. Gone! It's gonna take me a few days to get over this one. I'll miss you. Now Marini's at the other end of the ace parking lot is looking real good ...

Daiso is the best Always stop by one whenever I see one…read moreAlways something new, cute and cheap My work snacks are practically from Daiso Chips, drinks, ramen and even their milk bread Always well lit, clean, organized and huge selections Service fast and friendly

We love Daiso. We love how they always stick new things and that we need or would like to use. We…read morelike the rotating selection of candies; we will never get bored of the products. I also like how there is a self-checkout that works if dont accidentally scan the same item twice which is what I do. The prices are fair, and nothing too pricey.

Very convenient items to choose from. Clean store, consistently stocked, and more recently added…read morefresh meat. I have not purchased the meat yet, but everything else we have needed on a quick dinner run is here. My happy aisle there is the live plants. I recently purchased this beautiful Meyer lemon tree Thank you again!

I heard today from the nice gentleman behind the counter that they opened two weeks ago, and from…read morethe looks of the interior, they are almost fully open. Shelves have snacks and drinks and household items, an assortment of office supplies, and more. They sell alcohol and lotto as well. Very friendly service and nice clean store with meat market section in the back and a juice bar inside coming soon as well.

I went to the store to make a return and had a very upsetting experience with one of the…read moreassociates. From the beginning, she was rude to me. One of the items I was returning did not have a tag, which occasionally happens when items are shipped. She told me, in a harsh tone, that if I ever brought an item without a tag again, the return would not be accepted. I explained that the trousers had arrived that same day and were sent to me without a tag. Her response felt accusatory, as though I had done something wrong. When I mentioned that items should be sent with tags attached, she said she was not responsible and was only enforcing store policy. The situation escalated when she abruptly stopped the return, threw the items she had already processed back toward me, and loudly said, "I will not help you--go to someone else," while making dismissive gestures. I was very shaken and confused by the way I was treated, as I have never attempted to return worn items or abuse the return policy in any way. --She did not greet me when I approached, unlike the other cashiers, and appeared visibly upset. I left the store feeling shaken and had to take a moment before driving away. I asked for her name so I could follow up with a manager, but I was unable to get it. I hope the store can review the security footage to better understand what happened. I believe this situation could have been handled with much more professionalism and respect.

I really like this store. This particular store feels bigger than some of the other ones nearby,…read morehas a larger selection, is often organized and parking hasn't been bad. I love coming in to see what I may find today. You just never know when you may find some incredible bargain. But the customer service is unfortunately lacking. The individuals at the register are often rude and lack the basics of customer service. They also got rid of their scanning systems, which makes it less convenient and harder, as you have to wait in line at the changing room to get pricing.