I've been coming to weberstown mall for over 30 years. There has definitely been some changes…read morethroughout that time, but it always feels familiar walking through this place. I was here last week and it actually felt really busy for a weekday in the middle of the day. This mall is basically 4 Large department stores connected by an interior walkway with smaller shops and businesses spread throughout. It's kind of like a cross configuration. It works okay, but I prefer the traditional layout of malls where you're not having to walk back and forth to get to different places. Overall this mall is fine. It's smaller than most, but there are definitely some useful stores in it and it's convenient to have, especially since there is another Mall right across the street in case you can't find what you need. The biggest negative in Stockton is always the safety concerns, so make sure not to leave anything in your car and keep your head on a swivel.

Not much had changed from when I was a teen going from mall to mall at weberstown, there's still no…read moredesirable stores. I was going to JC Penney with a gift card. The hallway to the bathroom smelled terrible.

This is a hidden gem, nestled between a bakery and yogurt shop. You can find Japanese snacks and…read moregoodies. Fresh mochi, sashimi grade fish, variety of ice cream and desserts. Hawaiian/asian food items. There are gifts and cookie items. The staff is kind and knowledgeable.

Wonderful Japanese gift shop/grocery store carrying a wide variety of products. The employees are…read moresuper sweet and the store is organized, well stocked, neat and clean. I miss coming here as we no longer have a daughter attending UOP. It was one of our routine stops when we drove out to visit her. Products range from Japanese dishes, snacks, rice, tea, sauces, meats, frozen items, and even fresh sashimi and prepared salads. Near the register they usually have fresh mochi available too. It is such a treat to stop by and see what's in stock.

With a long history in North Stockton, Lincoln Center has evolved with the time. Great restaurants…read morefor any taste and style. The store have come and gone with the tears but are always replaced with good choices. Summer to onfsusic nights and great support.

This is a very nice area for shopping. Reminded me of a smaller and hip version of "The Grove" in…read moreLos Angeles. There are a lot of one of a kind stores here, particularly my favorite Nothing Bundt Cakes which is located right next door to Starbucks. Trader Joe's, Safeway, Pieology, Jamba Juice and the infamous Market Tavern just to name a few foodies are all here. It's a bit spread out though but within the Lincoln Center area. Probably one of my favorite that I found here so far was Podesto's market. It reminded me of Draeger's. They have a lot of that one of a kind find specialty foods, great bakery, but also stocks the usual branded products. Pricing was inline with Safeway and Trader Joe's. What sets Podesto apart, their local neighborhood feel. I'll have to do a separate review on Podesto as I need to do more exploring. Really great market. Speaking off, I haven't had the chance to explore the whole Lincoln Center yet, but I did love their sitting area located at the Brickwalk. I was there during late summer and their comfy chairs with cushion was a nice surprise. Great place to sip your cappuccino, enjoy your red velvet cupcake and catch up with a good book. Cheers!

This is the cutest Lil Japanese shop I've encountered. Reminds me of a mix of dollar tree and five…read morebelow! Items vary from kids toys, arts & crafts, car supplies, fishing supplies, organization, makeup, decor, exclusive snacks and drinks, etc. I love how everything is in Yen, but they have signs all over every aisle/section that convert the ¥ to USD! So you're never not knowing what you pay. They also have a "if your item doesn't have a price it's $2" rule, which I thought was awesome! We were greeted by one worker that was stocking upon walking in, once it was time to check out nobody was there, so I looked around and seen 3 woman working, but just talking and said I could self checkout.. But I'm hella old or at least I feel like it, so when I turned around and seen the self checkout... Thankfully the same girl who greeted me upon walking in, checked me out. So that was appreciated! I don't like self checkout. Me and my daughter will definitely return and recommend to anyone in the area or looking for a cute chic shop!

I would visit Daiso stores in the San Fran Bay Area regularly. They had all sorts of little…read morethings, such as refrigerator or cabinet shelves, that I needed. They had my UCC Milk Coffee that I wanted. This store was no different. Being in Stockton, I was surprised that It was available. When I arrived someone greeted me and we talked for a bit. She showed me where a few things were. The last time I shopped at Daiso, everything was $1.50. Now, they're up to $2.25 and some items are more. Most things are Japanese designs made in China. They always seem to be of good quality, and that's what matters to me. I found my drinks and some curry packets for the person who lent me their car. I found a tablet that will help me work on my writing with a brush that I haven't done for years. I even bought something that I am using for a napkin holder. It came to an amazing total and kept me from spending all of my money. I had many other stores to visit.

I was born and raised in Stockton and the Miracle Mile has always been one of my favorite spots in…read moretown until the last few years. While there are still several great businesses like Grand Line Barbershop, Manny's CA Fresh and House of Shaw right off the Mile, it has also become home to many businesses that to me don't fit the vibe. The burned down Royal has been an eyesore and while it has finally been demolished, it stands vacant just inviting homeless to hang out there. I do enjoy the events that are held here like the monthly car show and I am hopeful that in the future more will be done do restore this once cool area of town.

There's always something new to find at The Miracle Mile…read more I'm glad to see our community has The Miracle Mile to showcase it's local businesses and events. Each time I pass though The Miracle Mile there's always a shop that has either closed or opened. I think that's the beauty of this place. You'll never get bored of coming here! Here are a few of my favorite shops: Sam's Cafe for breakfast Empresso Coffeehouse for a latte Midtown Creperie for a nutella crepe Cocoro for sushi Valley Brew to watch a sports event on their many flat panel tvs Abbey Trappist Pub for a lager The AVE for happy hour Baskin Robins for their Tuesday specials Bikram Yoga to get my sweat on

Lots of nice stores, and restaurants very clean Lots of…read moreshopping especially Jill's great store.

Security towed my car 10am in the middle of my shift. I work in the shopping center!wtfread more

I usually visit this mall whenever I'm in Modesto visiting family. I enjoy the variety of stores,…read moreespecially the shoe stores and Victoria's Secret. There are plenty of shopping options to choose from, and I appreciate the value and selection available throughout the mall. One thing I tend to avoid is purchasing from the kiosk vendors. They can be very persistent when trying to make a sale. During one visit, a vendor referred to me as "Mexican." While I wasn't personally offended, I would prefer to be addressed more professionally, such as "ma'am" or simply as a customer. The service at Victoria's Secret is always excellent. The staff is friendly and helpful, and they consistently have a great selection of clothing and perfumes that I enjoy. Overall, it's a nice mall with a good variety of stores and shopping opportunities.

Vintage Faire CA Kids run by incompetent manager…read more Ran our VISA twice claiming both Declined. VISA tells me $81 charged then merchant refunded! We used Apple Pay instead.

She was amazing. When I first saw her she was very welcoming and just felt very safe and nurturing…read more The place is very comfortable and cozy. The front in is very elegant and neat and the back end is cozy and welcoming. Overall it was what I needed and I'm glad I found it. I encourage anyone to try it for themselves.

I felt like I had to leave a review after seeing a couple of the recent 1-star comments because…read morethey don't really tell the full story. First off, this shop is amazing. It's a beautiful metaphysical store with such a welcoming and peaceful energy the moment you walk in. The space is thoughtfully put together and you can tell the owner truly cares about the experience people have when they come here. The quality of what's offered and the atmosphere are top notch. The owner also offers incredible one-on-one services, and she puts a lot of time, energy, and care into working with people personally. When you work with her, you can tell she genuinely cares about helping people and creating a meaningful experience. For anyone reading the reviews, it's important to understand that this is a small business run by the owner herself. She's also a full-time mom during the week, which means she balances running the shop with real life responsibilities and priorities. Because of that, there can occasionally be minor inconsistencies with shop hours, and sometimes the shop may be closed when she isn't there. That's actually very common with independently owned small businesses, especially when the owner is the one providing personal services and managing everything herself. Leaving a 1-star review just because someone stopped by on a day the shop happened to be closed really isn't a fair way to judge a business or the quality of the services offered here. When the shop is open, the experience is absolutely worth it. The energy is great, the shop is unique, and the owner clearly puts a lot of heart into what she does. If you're looking for a great metaphysical shop and someone who offers genuine, thoughtful one-on-one services, this is definitely the place to go. Don't let a couple of unfair reviews fool you. I'll absolutely be back.

A family owned collectibles shop with a welcoming and friendly family running it. They have a lot…read moreof cute Hello Kitty items, Precious Moments, Funko Pops, and many other collectibles. I came here because they offer different workshops in the back of the store. I participated in the beaded flower workshop, and everything was provided for only $25! It was super easy and fun to make. If you're interested, you can even book a private class as well. I would definitely check out the other workshops they offer.

Came here for a fun mini glass flower class. Loved the class! It was $25 a class that came with a…read moremini vase for your creation and 10 glass floral pieces you design. So worth it! Our class guide was super cute and showed us how to make a basic flower with the pieces on our table then let us run wild with our creativity. Loved every bit of it! Fun and everyone's pieces came out so cute. As for the shop itself, it was amazing! So many collectible things and cute items to buy for any age! This shop is cute and fun!

Great vintage and antique spot in Linden, CA. The Primitive Barn is full of vintage, unique,…read moreantique items. Price is just right. The owner is super nice; I even bought an owl house from her. I also love how active she is on social media, constantly keeping inventory updated. You can purchase online and pick up later, which is very convenient. Definitely check them out if you are ever in the area :)

Located right off Highway 26, this gem is a haven for all those who love farmhouse, rustic or…read moreshabby chic decor. The shop itself is housed in a huge red barn and is chock full of all sorts of pieces from old window panes, chairs, tables, signs, baskets...I could go on but you get the idea. The owner also posts items on Facebook so you can browse on-line and pay via Venmo if you can't make it in the store which has somewhat limited hours. It was my first visit so I only browsed but I will definitely be back to shop and get some decorating inspo!