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

This is also known as the West El Norte Vons shopping center…read more The two main reasons to come here are Jack in the Box and Killer Pizza from Mars. There are other stores here of course, but most people come here for Vons. - There is a vet here (El Norte Veterinary clinic) that we've used. Pretty nice. - RIP to Rita's Italian Ice.. They were forced to shut down because of family issues. Man we miss Rita's. - Fewer homeless at this shopping center. - This West Vons shopping center is exactly one mile away from the East store...Weird..

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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?

Aloha folks! I haven't been to this mall since they've changed the name to Mershops previously…read moreknown as North County Fair. I'm happy to see a good number of people still frequenting this location. I used to enjoy coming to this mall to exercise, visit the food court for lunch and window shop. Now that I live a little closer, I may start doing that again This is an indoor mall so on warm days this will be the ideal spot for shopping and getting my steps in.

The place you *have* to go to if you visit this mall is Let's Play VR…read more They're all about "virtual reality" - and it's a mind-bending experience. All around you - left, right, top, bottom, in front of you, and behind you is an alternative universe - an immersive experience for sure. They have tons of titles you can choose from, including all kinds of sports, shoot 'em games, of course there's zombies, and nature stuff, too. My favorite game is the boxing game, Thrill of the Fight, which is super realistic - and there's a training gym before you pick your opponent. The training gym has all the equipment you could want - a dummy with weak points indicated, a big, heavy bag, and a bag for agility that's hanging on the ceiling. I can't yet beat the Mexican boxer, so that's a goal of mine. Need to work on my combinations haha.

Big shopping center in downtown Escondido. It has a paint store, hardware store, Northgate Market…read more(grocery store), ice cream shop, barbershop, Mexican food, Dollar Tree, Dickies store, Rent-A-Center, and more! Good prices and great food here. Lots of Spanish speakers always here.

Planet Fitness, Vallarta, Chipotle, Baskin Robbins, Jilbertos, Big 5, Subway, Farmer Boys, Dickies,…read moreinsurance, immigration lawyers, an eyeglass place, and more. Big parking lot full of so many places! I come all the time.

This is actually a block long shopping center spanning from Ash to Rose…read more The Winners - Chipotle - Vallarta supermarket - Big Five - Farmer Boys - Watermill The Losers? - You, if you come here at night. - So many places that have come and gone. - Never a good sign when people are walking around the parking lot at night selling jewelry.

This shopping center in Valley Center has a crystal/spiritual shop, a hair studio, pediatric…read moreoffice, massage studio, makeup studio, chiropractors office, and more. There are also cute little places to sit outside. It is wheelchair accessible with parking and then a ramp directly in front of those parking spots, and flat ground into each of the buildings. Bathrooms are labeled by "ladies" and "gents."

Ralph's is always fully stocked with fresh products. CVS is a little barren at times but most the…read moretime you can get what you need. Starbucks is quick with service, sometimes a little packed but it is a very small coffee shop compared to others. Mr. Taco is great. Enchiladas are good. Their green sauce is really good.

This is a nice shopping center right across the street from Cal State University San Marcos. It has…read morea CVS, Ralphs, Orangetheory Fitness, Twin Oaks Animal Hospital, Subway, sushi, Mexican food, Sports Clips, UPS store, happy lemon, a nail salon, juice store, Chase bank, two Starbucks, and more! There is a lot of parking, and it is pretty safe over here...not much crime in this parking lot.

Buzz of activity. This is one of the most useful shopping…read morecenters in the San Marcos / Escondido area. When you include the Costco behind this Nordahl Marketplace ( with their food court and gas station) you should have all bases covered. Best Bets - Sushia - Smashburger - La Mixteca - Lakeshore Learning Annoyances - Traffic lights are weird. - Panhandlers - Taco Bell - Mini Toy Puppies Tip - Good food found across the street ( Manna BBQ and Compadres Chicken)

I avoid this strip mall at all costs simply based on the traffic. It's located at an extremely…read morebusy intersection to begin with and throw in crazy traffic signals- it's a wreck. With all that said, sometimes I'm here. The Starbucks is convenient and I've been to the Payless Shoe Source as well. There is a stand alone "Lakeshore Learning" at the opposite end of the strip mall. Looking for education supplies or teaching materials, this is your place. There are eateries here but the traffic jams and the poorly designed flow of traffic keeps me away.