Chino Hills can be limited on entertainment, but this place remains as one of the better places to…read morecome. In the one year that Jen and I have been dating, this place has improved and provided many fun days and nights. The Christmas decorations were wonderful and this past weekend they had the Lunar New Year celebration, with many additional pop-up vendors in the street (closed off for pedestrians). We enjoyed walking, talking and exploring all the additional vendors and also the people (and dog) watching was top notch. Judging by the crowd turnout, I would say that this was a successful event, and I hope they add more events like this going forward. Many great restaurants, shops, craft stores and plaza entertainment. Water fountains and train rides for the kids (and some adults too). Whether you come here to dine, shop or just hang out and enjoy the weather with others, this place is a solid choice.

We met up with my FRIENDS here for some Urban Fish tacos and took a nice stroll with our Samoyed…read morenamed COCO. This is a very dog friendly mall. We saw so many breeds. There's a nice GRASSY area with a doggy bag station too... SONG OF THE DAY to play along to this YELP REVIEW: Un Coco by BAD BUNNY We are in love with our COCO and she really enjoyed her time here. There were lots of places to sit and shop at. It kind of REMINDS ME of UNIVERSAL STUDIO CITYWALK... LIVE JAZZ MUSIC: 10/10 on Saturdays starting at 6pm PARKING: PLENTY ROCK ON THE SHOPPES AT CHINO HILLS!!!!!

Stopped by the mall last night to try to get some shopping done at Black Friday prices, without the…read morecrowds. The festive decor at the Santa's photograph center was over-the-top sparkly, with moving reindeer! There's also a Christmas tree where you can choose a card with a kid's name on it and their Christmas wish list;, once you purchase the gifts, you can drop them off in a box next to it.

Montclair Place is one of those malls that surprises you once you actually walk around and pay…read moreattention. The selection isn't huge like the major SoCal shopping giants, but the stores they do have are genuinely useful. You've got a solid mix of clothing spots, beauty, shoes, tech, a few unique boutiques, and enough anchor stores to make it easy to get what you need without hopping all over town. It feels very practical, like a mall that understands everyday errands instead of trying too hard to be something it isn't. Value wise, it's honestly one of the better malls in the area. Prices feel fair, parking is effortless, and you're not spending half your day fighting crowds just to grab a couple things. Even the food options give you a good range, from quick bites to sit-down spots that don't make your wallet cry. It's the kind of place where you walk out feeling like you got everything done without the stress that other malls bring. The ambience has definitely improved. Parts of the mall still have that quiet, echoey vibe, but the updated sections create a nice contrast because they feel bright, clean, and fresh. The lighting is better, the layout feels more open, and it's one of the few malls where you can actually hear yourself think. It has a relaxed energy that makes it easy to stroll around without feeling rushed. You can tell they're still working on polishing everything, but the direction they're going is promising. Overall, Montclair Place feels like a mall in transition, but in a good way. It gives you convenience, decent variety, comfortable ambience, and a calm experience that's rare these days. I'll definitely keep coming back because I can see the progress, and I'd be happy to update my review as they continue improving.

This village is a very charming back east feeling. It has plenty of cute small village stores with…read moreunique finds. One of my favorites is Jasmine. The 2 bakeries are outstanding but my favorite is Some Crust Bakery. Although Creme bakery is very charming to experience also. I set aside the day to walk the streets to enjoy the old homes along the perimeter of this village. Take note that many movies have used this very location for filming. Look some up to enjoy your experience even more.

Claremont Village is such a pleasant little downtown -- it feels like a cross between a cozy…read morecollege town and a classic Southern California main street. You've got a mix of quirky shops, art galleries, coffee spots, and casual restaurants, all walkable with plenty of shade and benches to linger on. It's great for an easy afternoon stroll, grabbing a bite, or just browsing around -- definitely not rushed or crowded like bigger tourist districts. Always feel like there's something new to discover every time I go back.

I have been to Crossroads Marketplace in Chino Hills from time to time primarily for Costco, Costco…read moreGas (huge space with 32 gas pumps!), Tasty Spot Cafe (previously known as Delicious Food Corner), Thaitwist, Meet Fresh, 85 Bakery, Dollar Tree, and a few other restaurants that I can't seem to remember their biz names right now. This marketplace is located at the heart of Chino Hills Trade area. It's on the north side of the city with easy access to two major freeways, SR 60 and SR-71. Besides the businesses mentioned above, other major tenants include Lowe's, PetSmart, America's Tire, UPS, GNC, Coldstone, Wendy's, etc. There is also a section that's going through a redevelopment phase due to businesses that have closed down within the last couple years. I don't live near the Chino Hills area, but I am always open to venturing out to different cities and seeing what they have to offer especially for dining. This marketplace offers quite a bit. I look forward to seeing more of its expansion. May it bring lots of revenue for the City of Chino Hills. Thank you Crossroads Marketplace!

We often frequent this Plaza for visiting 'Arby's,' because there are only two branches of 'Arby's'…read morenear me. We prefer driving out Inland Empire way over North OC although due to heavy traffic, we would still visit North OC, some times. It is always definitely more convenient driving out any Inland Empire restaurant plazas than any OC areas though. Also, I used to visit Tastea here as well. This is the City of Chino Hills's 'Lowe's' Plaza, but I usually just call the 'Arby's' plaza. Parking is always super smooth like there always exists plenty of parking right outside Arby's. There has never been any parking hassles here at any time visiting the 'Commons,' Chino Hills' plaza. I'll be back again within a flash taking out lunch from 'Arby,' which is located here inside 'The Commons,' Chino Hills, CA. Cya again soon!!!!

I have visited the Commons at Chino Hills Shopping Center a few times primarily for Lucille's…read moreSmokehouse BBQ and Ichikawa Shabu Fondue. I haven't checked out the other restaurants and stores yet. Here are a handful of other businesses that caught my eyes during my recent visit... Lowes, Ayres Hotel, Corner Bakery Café, Wahoo's Fish Taco, The Boiler, Arby's, Hobby Lobby, BJ's Brewhouse, Dave's Hot Chicken, Tastea, Pho Mai, Yogurtland, Ray's Duck House, and so much more. Lots of free parking available. The next time I'm in the Chino Hills area, I'll have to try out Corner Bakery Cafe and Wahoo's Fish Tacos maybe even The Boiler. They also have Indian, Mexican, Thai restaurants. My dear friend lives nearby here so I'll have to ask her which restaurants are good to eat at. Happy Shopping and Dining!!

This shopping center is located about 1/2 a mile just across the Chino Promenade…read more It will only take about 8 minutes to walk and 2 minutes by car. Just made a quick turnaround after visiting Chino Promenade. Here you can find: BURLINGTON TARGET BURGER KING CURAÇAO PLANET FITNESS YOGURTLAND PHENIX SALON SUITES SALLY BEAUTY CVS SWEET ESTHETICS Just to name a few retailers here .

Had a great time buying Pokemon cards from a booth inside the mall. They also have construction…read moreequipment and Disney plushies inside the stall with Pokemon cards. Super friendly father selling the cards and for slightly under market prices!:)

Environment was good. Service was good too. Pretty cool place to see and hang out pretty coolread more

Had lots and lots of misc household items as well as some furniture & appliances. The prices were…read moregood & I did pick up some cleaning supplies too. The clothing section is large compared to the other nearby Hasco, but I wasn't there to buy clothes. Were a few sets of dishes to choose from, much cheaper than Target &/or Costco. Also were Ninjas, crock pots & various kitchen utensils. I'll be back in a couple months for sure as the stock rotates.

Some of the prices are higher than Costco and Sam's Club which is where a lot of the items are…read morefrom. Do better on your pricing,

Isaiah was courteous and gave me a great recommendation. Quick and clean- thanks so much!(:read more

The Chino Spectrum Towne Center has many shops and restaurants. There is Red Robin, In and Out, and…read moreOlive Garden. The In and Out line is typically wrapped around the parking lot and causes a lot of traffic but, it is worth the wait. There are many shops to go to such as Nordstrom Rack and Marshalls. There is a lot of parking to be able to walk to all the shops and restaurants.