A lively selection of shoes, but the regular price of shoes are expensive. However, the clearance…read moreareas is mostly where to look if you want to get something new. On the other hand, the service was amazing,

I like this location, a little bit better than the one in Emeryville. Even though it's not quite as…read morebig, it's close in size and has a good selection, and I don't find myself waiting in line as long.

The store is pretty decent in regards to organization. Usually I feel cluttered and overstimulated…read morebut this location has remodeled a little bit which has made the shopper experience a lot better. Now I don't feel they have really good deals compared to other locations but it's a nice stop for skincare

This Marshall's is on the smaller side. The selection isn't as great as the larger locations. And…read morethere is usually a line at checkout. However, the parking is easy and its nice that its right off the highway in Emeryville. The clothes here have gotten much cheaper over time. The staff here is no where to be found.

I've been wanting a mirror for a long time,I bought one today with 70% discount.Isai was…read morecourteous,concern and competent.Rodolfo put it in my car and Veronica checked me out. It feels good when you get treated with respect. This store I'm coming all the time

I came here at this Target location at Emeryville. One thing that stands out is the snacks area…read more They sell drinks, chips, popcorn, and other ready to-go items. That's something that you don't normally see in most locations. Also, this Target is huge! Literally the food section is bigger as if it's a mini grocery store. I didn't go to the center of this location but based on what I saw, it seems like the rest of the area is just clothes which is why I just walked around Target. I didn't get anything here but this a really good Target location.

The store was stocked pretty well. Most things were organized, but of course people run through the…read moreaisles and leave clothes on the ground.

I mean it's Ross …read more.. But this particular Ross on the day I came was clean and well organized and well stocked with a nice variety of items to choose from Aisles are wide and walk way is clear There was no line to pay You need to show security your receipt on the way out There is alot of parking spaces available

Bay Street is one of Emeryville's best…read more you must park in the garage, and there are certain hours free parking. the plaza, or street, is filled with stores, restaurants and an AMC theater i regularly come to the movies, but i drift to TokyoCentral, a supermarket with many things to buy from, and there's many eats you can have here too

On a whim coming back from a day at the Livermore Outlets we stopped by to check out the Bay Street…read moreoutdoor mall. Heavy Emeryville Police presence with at least 6-8 patrol cars parked within the perimeter. Definitely felt safe and when asked why so many officers on July 2nd they were responding to an alert that there may be groups of young people planning disruptive mayhem in the evening. This was our first time visiting and checked out some of the stores and shops with Tokyo Market being a highlight as well as sitting outside watching the closing moments of Columbia defeating Ghana in the FIFA games. Would we come back? Probably not since we live on the other side of the Bay but it was a nice visit arriving around 6:45 in the evening. 3.5 stars rounded to a 4 overall.

Absolutely love this store, I wanna buy literally everything!! It was very clean and well…read moreorganized. They have EVERYTHING!! Kitchen accessories, decorations of all kinds, the stationery is adorable, cool snacks. I'm obsessed with this store, this is one of the better ones I've been to. The staff are nice and helpful, very good service. The prices aren't bad, definitely worth every penny.

The broken fridge door slammed onto my fingers. I let the employee know but she seemed to not care…read moreand just said, "Oh." I like this store but I didn't like this experience or treatment. I like this store and the prices and variety of items but I really didn't like this experience or treatment. I still say come here and shop but be aware because that same fridge door has been broken for quite some time. It never gave me any issues before but now I see it as a safety hazard.

Cool little spinoff of the larger H&M. They had exactly the outfit I needed. I asked for help and…read morethey were able to direct me to all the places I needed to check out. And the price was right too.

Excellent Customer Service from Aver, hopefully I spelled it right. We were greeted with a Smile;…read moreshe assisted me with a Complete outfit for a wedding, and rung me up at the register.. Thank you again Aver

Need new pants and I like the way Banana Republic fits me…read more Was a bit skeptical since the parking lot was empty and this store had only 2 stars, but I felt this place was actually decent. Plenty of sizes in stock and it was CLEAN and NEAT. That's all I really need in a store, inventory and cleanliness.

Did a quick shopping and had a great experience. There was enough inventory-- great style and not…read moredisorganized and overwhelming. Service was fast and the cashier was friendly. I got some stuff for the family of great prices. Parking was easy. It is located in a shopping center with Old Navy, Marshalls's and Trader Joe's.

Urban Outfitters has consistent procurement of on-trend clothing and bric a brac for your home. It…read morecan be pricey for some items (clothes for $40-$150+). Accessories and gifts for $20+, etc. Yet they do have a discount sale rack in the back. Even if you don't have anything in mind to purchase, it can be fun to window shop and peruse inside for style ideas and interesting, quirky/novelty types of gifts. They had Monchhichi dolls for sale (about $50 each) when I visited this weekend! For those that don't know, Monchhichi is the Labubu predecessor from the 80s, but in my opinion, much much cuter. I didn't end up getting one, but enjoyed the nostalgic nod on this store visit. There were also some fun scented candles in ceramic containers shaped like Thanksgiving dinner.

Add a wonderful last minute homecoming search for a dress experience with this store. I called as…read moresoon as the door open and was pleasantly greeted over the phone, confirmed one piece is available in the store and will be held for me for pick up that same day at 6 PM. Upon arrival it was at the counter rating for me. Experience with a breeze. Super thank you to the store. The lady on the phone and the gentleman who helped me at the counter were truly amazing .

The Oakland City Center is always super clean!!…read more The 12th Street Bart Station is located just down the stairs, and this place is right in the middle of Downtown Oakland. Old Oakland and Oakland Chinatown are just a few blocks away. Lots of small places to eat here, although most are closed during the weekend. You can tell this is a major lunch area during the week for businesses located here and the surrounding area. I think if they promoted this place a little better, it has the potential to be a very popular place, mostly because it is so aesthetically pleasing!!

This is a review of the outdoor, multilevel mall, which confusingly has the same name as the larger…read moretwelve-block redeveloped area of Downtown Oakland in which it sits. I don't know anything about the history of that redevelopment--it's from the 1950s, so it was probably bad--this is just my take on the mall. Between 2003 and 2006, when I was still relatively new to the Bay Area and to riding BART, this place would have garnered four stars. I was in high school and college in the 1990s, and everything about this place screamed '90s, from the public art to the fountain to the fun multiple levels. A legitimately outdoor mall that descends underground yet still has plenty of sunlight and open space? Sign me up!--or at at least, I'll eat my lunch here! And I did. I had an internship nearby one summer, and I ate lunch here pretty often, and when that was over and I worked seasonally at UC Berkeley, I would often stop here on the way home and visit La Salsa--remember La Salsa? The memories of those mid-aughts days still make me smile, like playing Street Fighter III: Third Strike. I also used the FedEx Office (then called FedEx Kinko's) a few times for work and grad school. The mall itself is still remarkably clean, but it's also hugely depressing because there are so few businesses left. Go to their website right now. The three categories listed are dining, services, and shopping. There are a few dining and services options remaining, but there is a single shopping option: Walgreens. That's right; in this entire mall, the only place you can buy a non-food-related gift for someone else is a drugstore. I can't say that the mall ever felt terribly crowded, but when I would come here during the day, there were people eating at the tables and sitting on the benches and walking around. Its proximity to BART* should guarantee it lots of business, but alas, I guess enough people are still working from home that businesses just can't survive here. It's a shame, too, because it really is a nice space. Online shopping really has reduced social interactions with strangers and has ruined social cohesion in many ways. *The 12th Street/Oakland City Center BART Station has an exit right into the lowest part of Oakland City Center.