i remember when this used to be owl rexall drug store back in the 80s and early 90s now it,s a…read morecolective of little phone card shops little stores that sell clothing and a tatoo shop it,s like a small indoor swap meat i,m suprised nobody made a review of this place...

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.

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.

They have all tobacco products, and their prices are amazing. They now offer exotic sodas and other…read moregreat merchandise for smoke shops. T-shirts, Blackwood merchandise, lighters, Cigars.... This place has amazing service and will take requests for pre-orders and deliver. So happy to find this place!!! The service is quick and assistance is available to the vehicle when needed. Security at front with safe parking. Thanks a million guys !

wholesale only for cigars and tobacco products. public not invited…read more there's goes my idea for cheap smokes!

Park Street Landing is the shopping center right next to the foot of the Park Street Bridge in…read moreAlameda. It has a mix of different businesses. I mainly come here for O'Reily's Auto Parts, A-Town Pizza, and Dollar Tree. There's also an ACI (local trash svc) office here. Other businesses include: Enterprise Rent a Car, tax services, salons, martial arts and the Dragon Rouge restaurant. The Dragon Rouge is behind the auto parts store and along the waterfront. Detailed listing of Park Street Landing: https://downtownalameda.com/news/welcome-park-street-landing/ The big issue with this place is parking and traffic. Not enough parking and lots of traffic on Blanding Ave.

Small shopping center located right next to the Park Street Bridge!!…read more I've been here for O'Reillys Auto parts store and the Dollar Tree. There's also a rather popular restaurant located here called the Dragon Rouge. Downtown Alameda is walking distance away, amongst other places!!

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

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.

always excellent in service, selection & value, always has…read morespecials in many everyday items, clothes, shoes, house wares & electronics. full array of coast guard uniform items. friendly, professional sales staff !

Not a bad place for tax-free shopping, although you could probably find better deals elsewhere for…read morecertain items. The Exchange here is definitely on the smaller side, but it has most items that you'll need. Because of its size, the selection of items is limited. They do try to make the most of the space so it might feel tight in between some aisles such as the clothing area. I bought a pair of sneakers here which was on clearance. The employees are friendly and keep to their own unless you reach out for assistance.

Jack London Square is one of my favorite places to slow down and enjoy the day. There are great…read morerestaurants and cafés, a pet store, a candy shop, and a store for water sports and outdoor gear. It's also just a short walk to World Market, a nearby movie theater, and downtown Oakland. If you're driving, there's a convenient parking garage. What I love most is that you don't have to spend any money to enjoy yourself. You can sit under the trees, watch the boats, stretch out on the grass, listen to live music, and simply enjoy the waterfront. The square itself is pedestrian-friendly, so you can relax without traffic rushing by. Sundays are especially enjoyable with the farmers market and live performances. Today I'm listening to the talented musicians from the Oaktown Jazz Workshops, who also have a home right here in Jack London Square. Every now and then, you'll hear a train passing by, which somehow adds to the character of the place. I'm really going to miss The Plank. It was such a fun community gathering spot and a place where I often came just to unwind. Another bonus is the free shuttle from Alameda, which makes getting here easy and enjoyable. Whether you're looking for a meal, a movie, a waterfront stroll, or simply a peaceful no cost place to sit and recharge, Jack London Square is well worth a visit.

For Tesla charger, if u come to charge here, even only 5 min charge, you have to pay $2 parking fee…read morebefore you can charge. Other garage the first 10 or 30 min is free. This place even 5 min is not free.

High quality spot for pre-loved kids and maternity clothing…read more My daughter found the most adorable jogger set in excellent condition here for a very reasonable price. Whenever she dons it she's showered with compliments. Alameda has a lot of great thrift, consignment, and vintage shops, including more than a couple on this block, so even if you don't strike gold here, you might next door.

Always great to have a local shop like this. Love their environmental sustainability focus with…read morepre-loved items ready for a new home! Kid, baby, toddler staples and a great place for gifts as well