Plaza Center has been around for decades. parking is limited on the Whole Foods side. WF is one of…read morea few changes in the decades, tenants eats/drinks: services shopping -metro citibank whole foods -peet's hair salon safeway -chipotle bank of america see's -jamba juice madison stationary -yogurt shack jackson liquors -blue gingko -noah's bagels easy exit & entry via Hwy 24.

This is the main shopping center in Downtown Lafayette, built in 1950, and it has a variety of…read moredifferent businesses situated in a prime location. It is located directly downtown, off of Mt. Diablo Blvd. between First Street and Oak Hill Road, near Highway 24, and across from the Lafayette Public Library and Lafayette Police Station. The current anchor tenant is Whole Foods, which brings in a LOT of traffic and customers, making parking a bit more difficult than before. On the other end of the shopping center is the other anchor tenant, Safeway. With two grocery stores in this plaza, you can stock up! McCaulou's is mid-way between the two grocery stores and is a popular local department store. Additional key tenants include: + Metro + Blue Gingko + Yogurt Shack + Noah's Bagels + Chipotle + See's Candies + Jamba Juice + Peet's Coffee & Tea + Jackson's Wines & Spirits + Madison Stationary Store + About Style + Bank of America

the Broadway Plaza is easily the main highlight of Walnut Creek. this area is full of great…read morerestaurants, high end shops, elite businesses and a beautiful, live neighborhood that also has parks and activities that's a W for Walnut Creek

Broadway Plaza was our first stop after landing at SFO & picking up our rental car! We had a…read morewedding to attend later that day and needed to pick up some goodies that I forgot to pack LOL. It's a very nice outdoor shopping mall in Walnut Creek, with around 80 shops. We arrived at opening hours for stores so it was pretty quiet when we visited. Easy to navigate and they have free parking, up to 3hrs! They have a lot of popular stores (Zara, Macy's, Nordstrom, etc). Overall, had a pleasant experience here and we were in and out ;))

Pails Verdes Mall. ok. a shopping center. but we have Lunardis Market, a great market. we have…read morePizza Americana a great pizza place. we have kung fu kitchen, very good chinese take out. Now we have Taqueria La Plaza. finally good mexican food there are other places here too. but this is now the right neighborhood mall. let's all support the businesses

Now, I'm not quite sure how this shopping center added "Mall" as part of its name, but it's really…read morejust a regular outdoor shopping plaza if anything. Call it an outlet, not even close. Okay fine, since it has retail stores, a couple of restaurants, a bank, health, fitness, and beauty shops; We'll leave it at that and call it a "mall". Finding this place is pretty simple as it borders close to Lafayette. Yet it lays tucked away, hidden in a residential part of Walnut Creek. What stores are anchoring this mall you ask? Well let's see, there's the grocery store Lunardi's and a Rite Aid with a Thrifty Ice Cream parlor. I can't say that I've been to all the stores, but here's what's provided: ~ A Wee-Change - a maternity consignment store. ~ Viola! Gift Store - they've got cool and unique items here. ~ Norge Cleaners, Shoe Repair and Tailoring shop. ~ Queen's Nails ~ Maria's Beauty Salon ~ Beauty Lounge - Another unique shop with a bar. Nice! ~ Sports Barber Shop ~ Fine Floorz ~ Lampshades ~ Cushing & Gan Optometry ~ AmeriClean ~ Raw Sports Performance - a place for personal training and physical therapy. ~ Animal Crackers - for pet grooming. ~ Geary Veterinary Hospital ~ Snap Fitness - an exclusive fitness studio. ~ UPS Store ~ and Chase Bank Good eats: ~ Do Sit Thai Cuisine - (see my review :) http://www.yelp.com/biz/do-sit-thai-cuisine-walnut-creek?hrid=qhVinoVm_hf1wNhZtqOaBw ~ Chopin Cafe - a Polish restaurant ~ Green Garden - Chinese cuisine ~ Papa Murphy's Pizza - take and bake pizza ~ Subway - 5, 5 dolla, 5 dollah footlongs! ~ Tutti Frutti Yogurt ~ and a Starbucks - at the corner for convenience

Village Square has been here for decades. it has offices on the 2nd floor and commercial units on…read morethe ground level. the commercial tenants have been here for many years. tenants: eats shopping -village inn cafe McCaulou's orinda books services: Hollyhook gifts -hair & nails medicine shoppe -mail box commercial space needs ungrading but still functional.

How do you review a small shopping area that houses the essentials -- Rite Aid, a bank, a book…read moreshop, a few other small shops -- but isn't a destination shopping area? You take it as it is. It's centrally located down the street from Safeway and across the street from the community park and the public library. A big parking lot allows you to easily park any time of day. You stop by, pick up what you need, and go on your way. It's enough of a shopping area for a small town like Orinda, and there always seem to be shoppers there.

I come here for one store. Other than that there isn't much. There was another store, but their…read moreitems are everywhere, so there was no need to come here. But, they always have parking. But I usually go here to go to the store on the way to Walnut Creek or on my way back home. I have walked around this spot, hoping to find another there, there, but there isn't one. I don't know what an update would look like, because it's so old and past it's time. And some of the places that I'd go to - there was a health store - gone, a burger joint - gone, the fancy, healthy food spot - gone, the cupcake spot - gone. You do have to pay for parking, but it's been safe. But still, metered parking in a "dying" shopping center? I'd think that they'd love to have people park. I've been to other places up and down the street and this is the only one where you have to pay! And they have one store, so I only pay for 15 minutes or so. But what a waste! I'd pay for a couple of hours and spend time bouncing from shop to shop, but that won't happen beecause everytime they get another shop of note, it closes down. This is an old school plaza and I want to like it more than I do. I wish they updated themselves, like El Cerrito Plaza. They have some of the same buildings, but built others. they have also updated their offerings and when something closes, another quality store joins them.

La Fiesta Square has been here for decades. wrote a review pre-meter, the tenants have changed…read moresince then.. this is the only major shopping center in Lafayette that has meters..noticed a meter person walking around giving out tickets. the lot is in the middle surrounded on the perimeter by the businesses. eats/drinks tenants: -starbucks roam's burgers -papillon coffee tutu's -urban remedy la Chataigne -Mangia Ristorante Pizzeria the other businesses i have not interest in visiting.

I love downtown Pleasant Hill. It's so. charming with all the cafes, restaurants, spas, nail salons…read moreall conveniently at the Crescent Plaza. Over the Summer has the best festivals, concert at the lake, wine and beer, Blues and Brews festival and so forth. Restaurants are reasonably priced, however housing in PH can be expensive. The city always looks clean and pristine. My favorite sit and people watch right in the heart of town. Come check it out.

Downtown Pleasant Hill has a nice selection of shops, but it can get a bit crowded on weekends. The…read moremix of boutiques and cafes is enjoyable, although parking is sometimes a hassle. Overall, it's a decent spot to browse and grab a bite, but I wish it had more unique places to explore. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!

old stale stagnant strip mall - Marshalls, taco bell nothing special…read more it is in an affluent area and the police department is close by parking lot is clean and has lots of spaces needs new tenants and more current or relevant shopping

This is a traditional shopping center located on Moraga Road at Rheem Boulevard in the heart of…read moreMoraga where locals and non-locals alike go for their shopping and dining needs. The location is convenient, as it is near local schools and nearby residential neighborhoods. The anchor tenant in the middle of the plaza is TJ Maxx, a few storefronts away from Dollar Tree (yes! there is a dollar store in Moraga!) Facing the stores, the other two anchor tenants -- HomeGoods and CVS -- are located at the end of the plaza, on the left. The shopping center wraps around toward Rheem Boulevard where you can find the Rheem Theatre alongside a numerous variety of restaurants such as: + Kirin Sushi + Ristorante Amoroma + China Moon + Lamorinda Pizza + Nation's Giant Hamburgers + Baagan (formerly New Delhi Bistro) + Noodle Theory + Mountain Mike's Pizza + Subway + Squeeze Juice Bar On the far end of the plaza, closer to Moraga Road, there is a new drive-through Starbucks that took over the spot that Burger King used to occupy, as well as a newly remodeled Taco Bell (yes! there is fast food in Moraga, too!) Additional tenants include: + U.S.P.S + Bank of America + Moraga Star + Rheem Valley Automotive + Moraga Motors + Goodwill Donation Center + Teddy Bear Coin Laundry + Rheem Valley Cleaners + Dover Saddlery + Moraga Cellular & Jewelers + Designs 2 Consign There are also several lifestyle tenants such as: + Moraga Art Gallery + Massage Envy + Glam Palace + Elite + All In the Cut + Great Clips + Anna Nails + Olivia Nail Bar + K-9 Klipper Plus, there are kid-friendly tenants scattered throughout the plaza: + California Academy-Performing + Luna Gymnastics + Kumon

Nice shopping mall, my first time here as I came here to eat and shop around. This mall has all…read morestorefronts filled up and is busy, so different from the shuttered SF Shopping center that closed down and Tanforan shopping to be closed for senior housing down on San Bruno area. This mall has so many jewelry stores, it's crazy! there's even a barber shop for men on first floor which was different. There's a JC Penny here and like walking around bring back old memories of stores I grew up with with Spenser, Sweet Factory store for sour patch kids candy, Hallmark, and life uniforms. I felt their food court had a strange layout as on first floor all their sweets where there and 2 main food places sushi and newly open Mexican in the mall. I know outside has the yummy BJs and Fusion Buffet. Yes, nice mall to visit and they have a Macys here with the perfume dept working the floor very hard. Perfume is quite expensive!

I've known this mall for decades. I remember back in the day this place was packed all the time -…read moregreat stores, well run, great mall to go to. Hard to believe it's the same place. I don' t know if this mall is ever packed and it's not totally the mall's fault - buying stuff on line has really killed the brick-and-mortal stores in general and I get it. But holy smokes, the stores here - it's multiple variations of the same crap stores. Who buys this stuff? There are some stores that I absolutely cannot believe make enough money to stay open. They have to pay rent and employee salaries and make some sort of profit and you wonder how it's possible. If you go here and look around, you'll know what stores I'm talking about. I was walking around here yesterday was just amazed at the absolute garbage stores. One "kitsch" store (and there are many) proudly displayed some poster about "stupid people" by its entrance that you could buy - for people to buy to make fun of stupid people - yet literally the only people who would buy this are the people it makes fun of. And you can't walk into these stores because the second you do the employee is on you. Like Blockbuster where every employee had to greet you and see if you need anything. I just want to look around without being bothered but it's not possible in these stores. They have so little people in them, when an employee does get someone they hover. You do still have some good stores - Macys of course, an old standby with good stuff - you can't go wrong with a Macys. Even JC Penneys is still here (I didn't even know they were still around). The Sears finally went out and to no one's surprise, they couldn't care less about that store for years now. I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did. And the clientele walking around. You have your people of all ages and races which you want to see. California is represented well at this mall and I like that. And of course your thugs always wasting time walking around - disturbs me seeing these guys. I guess the mall can't do anything about them but yeah, they're here. On the plus side, the mall is super clean. I'd like to hope that this mall, one of the malls I've been to for decades will still be around for a long time but honestly, if this thing still exists in three years I'd be shocked.

A great store with a wide variety of products. Some items are extremely reasonably priced, and some…read moreare brands carried by Nordstrom. I love the range. The staff is always very helpful and nice. Nice jewelry, too. A real bonus is that they GIFT WRAP. Not just a bow on a box, but you choose from nice wrapping paper, and it comes with ribbon and a beautiful, curly bow. It's my go- to place for gift buying. And it's super convenient. I really appreciate this store.

I purchased a shirt at McCaulou's in Lafayette, and a week later attempted to return it at…read moreMcCaulou's in Orinda. The shirt was never worn, tags still attached, receipt in hand. The salesperson would not accept the return or exchange because the shirt "didn't look familiar" to her. Umm, excuse me...? I returned the shirt in the Lafayette store and the salesperson said that what I was told in the Orinda store was completely untrue and inappropriate. All returns are accepted within 30 days with a receipt. Would that have happened to someone of a "lighter hue"? I doubt it... Yes, I'm a Black woman. Needless to say I will never frequent McCaulou's again.