The entire shopping mall is empty with all of the building doors being locked. It's misleading…read morethat outdated "business hours" are still posted here and no announcement for mall closure has been made.

The cashier Esmeralda while helping customers eating chips, very rude and I don't know why she's…read moreworking because it looks like she doesn't want to be there.

Sketchers Outlet, Foodmaxx, Popeyes, Starbucks. Nothing too unique but the stores here are probably…read moreeverything you would ever need. Ross and Smash Burger (coming soon) and a Hawaii BBQ spot. A donut spot. Lots of places but nothing really worth going out of your way for. Just familiar chains. Lots of parking. There is a "laundromat" there - I think its just a disguise for the police station there. Should be fairly safe - I just imagine that police eat donuts all night long behind the boarded up windows that are off to the side of the laundromat.

Good shopping center in the Fruitvale District…read more The big stores here are FoodMaxx, KG Fashion Superstore and AutoZone. There are also some small stores, a bank and GameStop, along with places to eat, so you could get a lot done here if you want. I used to come here often when I lived nearby and this shopping center wasn't built up as much as it is now. I think it's great that they really improved this area.

i love this place grew up buying my jewelry from this place and coming to buy things great people…read moreas well great prices

Found what I was looking for at least a price to have no problem with any of the merchants there if…read moreyou look at the special thing for your own and clothing check out Durante Square

Westgate Mall initially had office depot, home depot, western applicances. western, office depot no…read morelonger here. present tenants: -drake's brewery is the best tenant. (hidden in the rear corner). -home depot, -verizon, -togo's -Walmart -see's candies -carpeteria -ohane hawaiian -ross dress for less -dollar tree

Quality/Quantity - I used to frequent this mall often when spending time in San Leandro almost…read moredaily. Currently we/I only frequent Walmart, Home Depot, and of course, Drakes Brewery! But in the past I also frequented: Verizon (we are T mobile customers now). Togo sandwiches - Not a sandwich person any more. See's Candy (now closed) - Every holiday, buying gifts for the team. Ohana Hawaiian BBQ - Used to get my mid day musubi snack here. Dollar Store - I am not a customer with this brand any more. Atmosphere - Decent size mall. Plenty of parking. Many vendors in the parking lot on weekends. Service - Self service. Price - Reasonably priced. Caters to cost conscious people. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since the late 1980s. 2014 - 1 GBPS Internet.

The pictures speak for themselves !a DELICIOUS perfect start to my Labor Day weekend. Everyone who…read morehelped me inside was very kind and friendly and I just had a perfect perfect lunch. Loving life.

This is for Santa on Xmas Eve 2025 - we arrived at 230p and stood in line until 4p and were the…read morefirst ones in line before they cut it off bc they closed at 4p. The female worker at the cashier wanted to get her family in (they were right in front of us) and lied to the rest of the line that was in the building already they it would be fine. Her family was the only family that was allowed to take professional photos with Santa before security came to cut the line off. Nepotism at its finest despite the fact it was already 4p. Common sense and common courtesy was lacking in Christmas spirit today. Luckily, Santa had the Xmas spirit and took selfies with the rest of us in line (the long line outside, I'm not so sure). The employees need to be trained in managing the line better and cutting it off before people stand in line for over an hour. Thanks, Santa! Next year they should have two monitors - one to take the photos and the other so people can select. Then all the employees can be doing something useful at all times to keep the line moving along. Otherwise, it was the same person - the photographer taking the photos, helping choose the photos, explaining the packages, etc. Super inefficient when there is a line - you could tell they weren't used to it.

This somewhat small shopping center located right next to the Fruitvale Bridge!!…read more Nob Hill Foods is the biggest store here. There's also a gas station here along with a UPS store, Hawaiian BBQ, Wing Stop, Baskin and Robbins and a pet food shop. The parking lot is usually pretty crowded, and there's a nice trail that runs along the public shore with great views of the bridge.

The Bridgeside Shopping Center is located next to the Fruitvale Bridge and alongside the estuary…read more This property is managed by DJM Capital of San Jose. I've been shopping at this location for very long time. How long is that? I shopped here when the anchor stores were RiteAid and Alpha Beta. Sometime in the early 2000's, they did a major facelift and created today's Bridgeside Shopping Center. The anchor is a Nobhill Foods. What's an anchor store? An anchor store attracts customers to the shopping center. Personally, I don't shop at Nobhill. I come here to go to Baskin-Robbins, The Cheese Steak Shop, WingStop or Ohana Hawaiian BBQ. The shopping center has a nice mix of small restaurants and plenty of free parking. https://www.bridgesideshoppingcenter.com/ There's also a nice walk along the estuary behind the stores. Welcome to Alameda, The Island City.

Eastmont Town Center is the "new name" (a decade ago) for the Eastmont Mall which went bankrupt in…read more2000. the death of the Mall was a tell for the mall biz, not just "ghetto" ones. malls in every economic statra in America has been in decline for years, if not decades. is Amazon the suspect in the disintegration of the malls? -being neither a mall shopper nor an amazon one, can't tell u. vacate space here has been rented for city, county, police, and semipublic services with a few retail adventurous retailers remaining. original investors probably lost $$. i neither cry nor cheer for the results this is how pure capitalism works. not factoring in crony capitalism, the preferred brand for elites, connected "businessman", evangelists, and politicians.

I scheduled an appointment with JC Penney Home Decorating. Scheduled an in-home appointment for…read morecustom window coverings. Waited weeks for the appointment. The decorator "Clara" who was assigned called an hour before the appointment and canceled. She said she was in her call and couldn't talk, but said she would call me to reschedule. I assumed she would call the same day. Instead, she called me 4 days later. I called and complained to Penneys. A "manager" called me back and left a voice mail message saying "Clara" is the only employee in the East Bay. We bought our house 29 years ago and Penneys sold us window coverings for the whole house. Years later we hired them again to replace most of the first original ones. Now I will never hire Penneys again. There employees are totally unreliable and the company just doesn't care about being in this business.

Word of warning: Whatever you do don't come here on bingo nights. The parking becomes a nightmare…read moreand not only will the spaces be taken but people start parking illegally in non-parking spaces. Some of the lot behind the buildings is dark at night and I haven't seen security around in awhile so I'm always cautious about my belongings being stowed away ahead of time in my trunk/boot. But thankfully I've never had any problems of any kind. Remember there's one vehicle entrance that has traffic spikes so adhere to signage especially when you're driving out of the lot. Why four stars for the Square?? I remember coming to Foothill Square Shopping Center as a teen and there were very few redeeming qualities as I recall. I ventured here in the old days if another young family member needed hair supplies or a outfit from one of the local businesses. Even though the dollars were local it didn't offer a stable financial institution like the Wells Fargo or any semblance of fresh produce like the stock at FoodCo. I'm not a huge consumer of either business but at least the neighborhood has some access to the basic services without being forced to leave their residential area.

I've been here only for the Bingo. But walked into the grocery store directly before for a drink or…read moresnack or whatever - since the snack bar at bingo isn't all that. The remodeled shopping center looks great. Visually lots of upgrades and some much needed stores. The grocery store is particularly appreciated for nearby residents. I know certain neighborhoods can become food deserts where fast food junk is the only option. Security guards are around which is great. I've never had any issues with my cars while parked and at Bingo but I know a friend who has. I'm convinced it has to do with his fancy flashy car - a Camaro - it is just asking for attention. Sometimes attention can be good. Sometimes attention can be bad. Under some circumstances its best to be invisible. I think there is a Ross and a Devita blood dialysis place there. All places that are great to have in a mostly residential neighborhood.

I attended the Inaugural Tequila & Mezcal festival in downtown Alameda…read more The event started on Alameda Avenue where ID's were checked, tickets were scanned, wristbands were provided and lanyards for the event that included a map of where to stop for drink tasting and snacks were provided. There were 15 stops within downtown Alameda surrounding Park Street to stop and try Tequila and Mezcal. Each stop, most of them were table set outside offered food to go with the tasting of alcohol. Of all the stops I was able to visit there were a few that stood out! At Tomatina the meatball was good. Daisy's had my favorite Tequila of night, Moxies offered a slice of tender beef covered with mole , La Penca Azul offered chicken flautas, La Lena offered chicken or corn tostados and Dragon Rouge offered potstickers and noodles. Everything we ate was good and I enjoyed getting to try many types of tequilas and mezcals, I'd never had. I'd definitely go again for a fun and festive outing!

I really enjoy going to Alameda, its like a breath of fresh air…read more Downtown has tons of things to do.... Lots of different restaurants and bars and Shopping options Downtown Alameda is relatively safe, I have never had any issues here Cool place to hang out and spend the day

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