I used to shop at the various stores here on a regular basis without any problem. Being an older…read moredisabled person it takes me longer to do my shopping and I often have to take breaks in my vehicle between visiting the different stores. This hadn't been a problem in the past. However, recently the property management has taken a turn for the worse with parking enforcement now routinely banging on my vehicle and telling me there's a 2 hour time limit, even though there are no signs posted saying such. I do drive a larger vehicle because my disability requires me to lay down and take a break when needed. This may be the reason I'm targeted, because I might appear outwardly to be a financially struggling "homeless" person. I've seen numerous other "regular" looking vehicles parked for hours on end and they aren't subjected to the same harassment. It's a shame because I used to shop here frequently - even if it took me half a day to get all my shopping done. I guess they're harassment tactics and targeting of those who appeared to be financially disadvantaged is designed to help them reach some appearance proper middle class social status. And though my inclination is probably what they want, to just take my business elsewhere, I think I may still come here to shop while putting my disabled placard in the window and letting them knock their knuckles to their hearts content.

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.

Quality/Quantity - My wife tricked me into coming here with her…read more.. She said we will be in and out, but 2+ hours later... Can you add a bar, or brewery here!?! I do not even like Starbucks here... And I used to frequent them often. I did find a few shirts I liked at Marshalls, but did not buy as I just have way too many. Discovered Tesla charging stations "hidden" in the rear of the center, see picture. I have to admit, when we did NOT know better approximately 20 years ago, we used to come here often. But the environment has changed, and not for the better. Way busier, more car break-ins, more poor drivers, etc. And really no brands that I personally shop. Plus, we now have the Livermore outlets! Which is still my favorite! Atmosphere - 23 businesses, see website. Crazy busy on weekends. Limited parking. Potential car break-ins; see parking lot signs. Public restrooms near Starbucks, good luck. You do not even have a rideshare drop off/pick up area. Open 7 days a week. Service - Depends on where you shop. Price - Outlet pricing. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1998, we have been customers since then.

I wish this place is open earlier. Weekends can be packed…read more Kinda hard to find parking. So I go on weekdays. It's pretty chill. I really just go to 3-4 stores there. And I like it because I don't have to do long walks from one store to another. It has 3 food places, which include Starbucks. It's a closer outlet and it's not crowded. My type of outlet.

San Leandro Plaza is a spacious shopping center with stalwart businesses like US Post Office,…read more Safeway, CVS, Nation's, Round Table Pizza, McDonald's, Smack Burgers, etc. The parking is not too bad. There are plenty of food options available ranging from sit down, fast food, bakery, milk tea, frozen yogurt, etc. along with retail businesses like GNC or a yoga studio.

San Leandro Plaza was been here for decades. the parcel of land it occupies was deeded to San…read moreLeandro by early settlers on 1/12/1882. this center is very popular. city owned may be the reason changes haven't occurred since it's inception. eateries and big boxes are the most popular. tenants: eats/drinks: asian delight, nation's, round table, sizzler, dynasty pot, yogafina, fiesta wing, leisure cafe, subway, buffet fortuna, sons of liberty, tapioca express, tea 4U, McD, Bonchon, Joe's Pho (coming) services: dentist, opto, nails, dryclean, CoAmerica, UPS store, anytime fitness shopping: safeway, liquor, CVS, beauty source, GNC, Petfood express, smokes. parking may be an issue at peak times.

Decent Mall, it's good to still have one in the East Bay!!…read more I usually get some good deals in JC Pennys, that might be the largest store in this mall along with Macys! There's a food court and movie theater downstairs. This mall isn't huge, decent sized to me. Sears used to be major in this mall, it even had auto center there. I remember getting tires put on there back in the day. Now it's gone, along with a lot of other stores. But there are still plenty of stores here, enough to keep this like a real Mall. And I always liked the location, right off of the 880 freeway in Hayward, very easy to get to!!!

Decent mall like the 2019 version of Newpark Mall. JCPenney and Macy's are still going strong…read moredespite most locations closed down across the bay and nationwide. I have nothing to buy here other than working out at Planet Fitness, watching a movie at Cinemark, and playing arcade games at Round 1. The food court looks dead downstairs. Not much to eat, so I have to walk outside the mall for nearby restaurants. Not sure why the Sears sign is still up when it went out of business over 7 years ago. The mall is mostly service based and conveniently located near the Southland Office Center where the Social Security Administration is. The clothing stores are mostly street wear to business casual. Pretty boring to walk around, yet convenient for Hayward and neighboring residents who don't want to drive to Valley Fair to shop.

The Village is a small Plaza on East 14th Street directly across the street from the Pelton Plaza…read morein downtown San Leandro!! I come here mostly for CVS, but the busiest places here are Peet's Coffe and The Habit Burger Grill. There's an AT&T store and a Great Clips store here also. Rather small parking lot, there's also some parking on the side of this plaza. This place is alright by me!!

Small little plaza that has ATT, CVS, HABIT, Peet's coffee and Great Clips…read more Conveniently located in downtown San Leandro. Parking lot is small and sometimes parking can be hard to find.

Good restaurant here however horrible parking. I enjoy the restaurant here, has a good variety of…read moregood, Japanese, Chineses, Mexican, American breakfast and more stores here and there. Great place for small business. Parking is horrible Pay parking from like 7-6pm or something. Even on weekends, which sucks since you think you pay eating at the restaurants, it be free like most places. Best advice is to go across the street to Safeway or the other business since those lots aren't charging. Even the street parking near pelton plaza is charging. But other plaza don't. The enforcers circle the lot and only this lot only. Went to go pick up my drinks, left a minute. Came back for a ticket. Looks like they stake out to check if drivers leave for a moment and ticket them right away. Watch them patrol the plaza, they don't leave, just circle the same plaza and watch. Rewriting this since my previous post got flagged for "not enough information about my experience as a customer" Never happened before especially if I wrote a 2 sentence review

I have been going there for forever (and I haven't even lived in San Leandro for the past 13 years)…read moreand it's been nothing less than exemplary service, consistently great food, reasonable prices and super clean too, given all of the little things placed throughout the restaurant that are so fun to look at. You'll have to go to understand what I mean. You won't be disappointed. Oh and the service?! Bar none!

Very clean shopping center with a lot of parking spaces available…read more Businesses that occupy the shopping center are: US Post office Hobbies Unlimited Pisthan Filipino restaurant Tax services Lynn Nails Liquor Store Hometown Kitchen Chinese Bakery and more

A rather old, dated strip mall with businesses that are still open, but might not look it depending…read moreon when you come. I come here mainly for the Post Office, but there's also a liquor store, a couple of restaurants, a bakery, a bar, a music place and barber shop. The parking lot is big, they probably should paint some new lines because it seems like people park all kinds of ways here!!

"Greenhouse Marketplace" is a large open-air shopping mall in San Leandro, CA. It was opened in the…read moremid-1980's, and its website says it currently has 44 tenants. It's got a prime location right next to the I-880 & I-238 freeway junction. Why is it called "Greenhouse" Marketplace? Because before this triangular piece of land was developed into a shopping center, it was the home of rows of greenhouses. You could see them from the freeway. Long rows of glass topped greenhouses. Today it's home to a variety of stores, shops, and restaurants. It's a nice place to stop and take a break while passing thru town. Anchor stores include- Safeway, CVS, and FoodMaxx. What's negative about this place? There are some empty storefronts. The parking lot has a weird design. It probably looked fine on paper, but in reality, it's like "free style" driving. Cars are coming from different directions and there seems to be a lack of stop signs and/or traffic flow signage. Then some people think it's okay to just drive across empty parking spaces. I've never had a problem because I always stop before someone runs into me. But if you are in the area of Lewelling Blvd & I-880, drop by and visit the Greenhouse Marketplace. If you enter from Washington Ave, you will be greeted by a McDonalds and a Jack in the Box. Lots of free parking!

This shopping center like most large shopping centers is dying. $.99 store now there's a big empty…read morestore and now Joannes is closing leaving a big hole. All the stores on the back of the shopping center where they used to have the video stores and a couple restaurants and things they're all empty pretty soon won't be long.it once was a great place to shop.

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.

The worker name Jevon keep holding back the balls and waking up the sleeper she cheating not once…read morebut twice

First time shopper here; a young lady noticed that looking at the expression on my face. Her name…read moreis Gabby ; unbelievable nice, willing to help me. She even offered to check in the back for my items . She returned with the same beautiful smile on her face, apologizing if that took long for me to wait. With lots of Gabby everywhere, at all retailers, shopping will be a real, real pleasure .

The Nike clearance outlet has been great the past month if you are looking for their 24/7 pants and…read moreshorts line. I got my first pair of these last year, loved them, and the fact I was able to get some pairs for $40 (more than 50% off regular) is a great deal. Something I learned is to ask the employees to see if they have extra sizes in the back. The shoe selection for the 9.5 wearers has been kinda weak though. While they have more shoes out on the racks, I feel like the hidden gem is harder to find. The shorts, hoodie and crew neck selection has been pretty solid lately as well. I lot of them are in the $19-30 range. My workout shirt wardrobe needed a refresh, I was able to find a bunch for $14-20. As someone who doesn't like paying full price online, this store continues to be a staple whenever I'm in the area. Selfishly I wish they had more golf polos lol