I got my eyebrows nano bladed by Shaked Elia De Nuccio and she did an outstanding job and it was a…read morevery pleasant experience... I will absolutely be returning for any further cosmetic procedures in the future.

Overall a good place to go shopping not too far from home:…read moreNordstrom Rack, Ross, Marshalls, Joann's, Sprouts Farmers Market For places to eat: China Bros, Boudin's, Sammy's Woodfired Pizza, Menchie's Yogurt, and Starbucks For Other Services: Grand Vision Optometry, Grand Plaza Dental, The Joint Chiroprator, Supercuts The website needs to be updated: GrandPlazaMall.com needs badly to be updated. Subway? Didn't China Bros take over the spot?

This outdoor shopping center is very well maintained and groomed. You will find upscale brands like…read moreJohnny Was, Lululemon, Yeti, Alo, and Madewell and so on. There is also a Jimbo's grocery store and several different restaurants. Henry's and Parakeet Cafe are the newer additions to the existing lineup. The Forum hosts community events on major holidays as well as free workout events on the weekends. I recently went to their Art and Walk walkaround event and loved it, there were food samples from the participating restaurants, wine tasting and live music. Overall great vibes and fantastic event. I enjoy coming here for a coffee, shopping or a bite to eat.

I love this mall but their security guard gave me a ticket warning saying theyre going to tow my…read morecar the next time I park in a customer parking spot. The guy assumed I worked at a restaurant I didn't even go into If you go to this mall, do NOT wear all black because if you do the security guard might assume you're an employee of The Henry and threaten to tow your car. There is no security building that we could find or anyone to talk to about it, so guess I'm just on their hit list and risk my car getting towed if I ever come back to this mall!

This shopping center is HUGE and has EVERYTHING. So many types of food places, drink places,…read moremakeup, internet and phones, clothing and shoe stores, a gym, chiropractor, furniture store, sports store, nail salon, hair supplies, massage place, and more! This shopping center is one of the biggest ones, and most popular, in all of Escondido. It is also conveniently located next to the entrance to the I-15 north and south ramps.

Conveniently located right next to the 78 and 15, Escondido Promenade has something for everything…read more Big Box home goods, discount clothes, and home décor are what most people come here for. Winners - Yogurtland Souplantation Chick-fil-a Losers - - Saigon Noodles ( Have you read the Food Facility Inspection report lately? Major issues with vermin) - Applebees

I placed an online order and unfortunately had some issues with it. 2 employees helped and then had…read moreto get management to help who was super kind and helpful. After getting my order I browsed the store and the store had so many options for holiday clothing and so many good shoe options. I appreciate the customer service the employees and management provided to help me get my online order. Adding the store had a good option of Hello Kitty items which was a plus!

Since the last time I shopped there, now they completely tie the shoe pairs together with an…read moreanti-theft device, preventing you from trying it on. How do they expect you to buy shoes you cannot try on!!!!! Their prices are also just as high as getting tennis shoes online. I am not sure if there is any savings in shipping there anymore.

This small strip mall has a tea shop, nail salon, breakfast spot and a boutique store…read more Parking is limited but street parking is available. Really only gets packed on the weekends. Hard to get in and out of though since there are no protected stop lights.

Amazing shopping center! Been going here Since 2016 am I still impressed! Sadly Baked, project…read morepie, and noodle and company have all been shut down for years now. But there is still many good options such as Habit, Bushfire, Chipotle, and Dominos! 10/10!

La Costa Town Square. New change from Vons and now Pavilions price difference in many cases from…read more$2.00 to $5.00 on products that were the norm in all Vons. Pavilions change the name, and we can now t/make as given to take advantage. This is not, not, not as specialty store by any means. Switch the aisle around and update with new bells and whistles. The markup on common everyday products is the greed of passing on and let's see if they will take it. $$$ more for less on same products.