Very square mall. I have been there since the grand opening nearly eight years ago. It's very…read moremodern, spacious, and clean. Not many retail stores, but more fancy eateries for the upper class. There's also an Equinox, which is a famous fancy gym. Everything is almost expensive as Santana Row. Some security guards are walking around on duty. The parking garage is a bit curved when you enter and exit. I only like the Christmas tree area, which is beautiful to look at in the evening, including the water fountain in the kids' area. It's nice to walk around and take profile pictures, but not much to do until the holiday season. Overall, this is great for families to hang out and for rich people to dine in.

We attended the Lunar New Year celebration on Sunday, and for the first time ever, I couldn't find…read morea parking spot in the massive garage, that's how popular the event was! Shout-out to the unknown vendor who built the 2026 "Year of the Horse" photo booth. A heads-up: the space availability numbers posted outside the parking garage weren't accurate at all, which made the search more frustrating than it needed to be. It was also tough navigating through the crowds at times, especially because the toddlers in our group couldn't see anything over the crowds. That said, City Center Bishop Ranch truly offers something for everyone in the family. There's a splash pad that's perfect for little ones, plenty of restaurants at every price point for picky eaters, and even fun options for adults- like a DIY cocktail crawl for the 21+ crowd. We once made it our mission to try every margarita on property! I ran into my retired high school teacher, bartending at THE LOT (movie theater). On the shopping front, I do all my Anthropologie returns here, and I've been refreshing my inbox waiting for news about Rico Rico Taco opening here (I'm obsessed with their Oakland location). As for dining, I've enjoyed meals and treats from Slanted Door, Salt & Straw, Roam Artisan Burgers, Philz Coffee, Mendocino Farms, Marugame Udon, Delarosa, and Boba Guys. I still can't believe that sleepy San Ramon now has so many fantastic eateries and experiences all in one place. It's quickly become a go-to meeting place for our extended family.

I came to Market Place Shopping center here today to eat lunch at Andaman Thai restaurant and walk…read morearound the area afterwards. It's sad to see some vacant places waiting to be leased. I used to go to the Sachi Sushi Japanese restaurant next to the Andaman Thai restaurant in the plaza that is now closed. There was also Filipino Papaya Grill that is also now closed as well as the Firehouse No 37 and Teaspoon are all no longer there. L & L Hawaiian BBQ is taking over where Teaspoon was located. The Imperial Delight, The Clove Indian cuisine, haircut place called Mimi's cuts, Learning Express toy store and Anderson Bakery are all still there. I shop at Trader Joe and get ice cream at Cold Stone often, so glad at least both business are still there. My Gym, Sport Clips Haircuts, and Digby's premium donut are all still around as well as Starbucks Coffee. My Gym is a great place to get the kids there to stay active. It looks like Andaman Thai restaurant is going to move over to where the Firehouse No 37 used to be soon. I hope other businesses will come here to fill up all the vacant lease soon. I think it would be nice for the Market Place Shopping Plaza to put some holiday decorations like Christmas Tree or other decors to make the plaza more festive and inviting for the holidays. Let's go Market Place Shopping Center of San Ramon!

Marpet Place has been around for decades. surprised so few reviews…read more lot of eateries, few big boxes, some chains/franchisees. many indies eats.drinks services shopping four flavors fitness 19 cvs yanagi too cleaners(2) toys shish grill sutter health liquors starbucks haircut/nails sports basement buffalo wild wings gym nob hill foods round table dentist pharmacy papaya grill wells fargo firehouse 37 citibank the hopyard salon phomonsoon remax creme si bon -------------------- cold stone creamery vitality bowls sachi sushi cafe tandoor thai andaman imperial delight notes: -spacious shopping center, lots of parking available -some vacancies available -some shops behind main shopping space.....

I can't exactly tell if this would be classified as a "mall". The shops have that brand new feel…read moreand are set up in a rectangular shape. There are some stores on the inside with the majority of the eateries facing outward on the first floor. During the week, it was nice to walk around the shops as they weren't too crowded. They have a number of your typical retailers like anthropologie, madewell, sephora and west elm. There are a number of really great food options so it's a good place to go if you're feeling hungry. Parking is free, but kind of confusing! There's only one entrance into the parking structure in the back and once you're inside, it can be really hard to remember where you parked. The parking area isn't well marked and because of the way it's set up, it's really easy to forget where you've parked your car. You have to go down a hallway to enter into the actual shopping area and they all look identical. Try to keep tabs on this so you don't end up circling around like me!

The Shops at Bishop Ranch has been crowded ever since Whole Foods appeared. very popular shopping…read morechoices: many big boxes, chains, franchisees, few indies. eats/drinks services shopping peet's att home goods yogurtland tanning & spa target baja fresh orthodontics pottery barn kids little madfish beauty source whole foods mod pizza bank of the west bagel street cafe dentist muscle maker grill nails wells fargo notes: -3 main buildings. only visible parking is spaces further out from target -big delivery trucks parking in parking lot creates safety hazards caution needed when driving around same.

Stoneridge Mall, Pleasanton…read more One of the favorite malls, they have a DMV and a Pop Mart here, Macy's, Victoria's Secret, Bath and Body Works, Lululemon too! There's a Quickly's here too, it used to be Hot Dog on a Stick! Lots of parking. Will be back soon!

This is the best mall you can find living in the East Bay since majority of the malls near my area…read moreare dying in bankruptcy. Plus, they don't charge an hourly parking like Valley Fair and Santana Row in Santa Clara. They have a good selection of stores like Great Mall mixed with Valley Fair. I barely shop for clothes here, but the food selection is good. I recommend getting a soft serve taiyaki from iSee Cream, cute boba drinks from Ume Tea, and the original boba shop Quickly. Not much dine-in restaurants in here since it's three big American chains and one new ramen restaurant. I like there's a mini work from home office next to the restroom on the second floor. Their WiFi is free to use. Some areas are a bit empty. There's also a DMV service, but I don't think they offer full service like getting a license. Overall it's nice to walk around with lots of available parking. It's even conveniently located near the BART station.

Crow Canyon Commons may be the biggest shopping center between Dublin and Walnut Creek. there's…read moreover 50 businesses ranging from big box (Total Wine, Big 5, Sprouts, Rite Aid), banks (citibank), chains, (Habit, Kebab Shop, Plucked..Starbucks, Zachary Pizza) offices, indie eateries, etc. there's plenty of parking. the downside is an eatery can get lost here. there's so many options. an out of touch eatery can literary see it's former patrons go next door or down the street.

Home to Zacherys Pizza, Sprouts, Orchard and a bunch more common chain stores and restaurants…read more Very ok place - nothing unique or inspiring. Parking never a problem. Overall a very clean and safe shopping center - just lacks some mom and pop shop or something unique.

Blackhawk is a community just east of Danville, and its famous for Blackhawk Plaza, which is a…read moremust-visit place in my opinion. Although Blackhawk Plaza is technically an outdoor luxury mall, I consider it more like an entertainment center that is designed to relax and de-stress. I've been coming here regularly after moving here some 7 years ago and as a new parent, looking forward to coming back. I never come here to shop, since the small boutique shops are not for me. Restaurants are okay for the most part, but you're paying more for the location. The entertainment options are great: 1. Blackhawk Auto Museum is a must for car lovers, but they also have a special China exhibit and regular natural history in their main museum. 2. Ducks everywhere! You can destress while watching them swim and dive in the giant pond, and even feed them from food from Draegers. Lots of outdoor art too dedicated to ducks and geese. 3. Century Blackhawk, at least pre COVID, is an older but great theater where all seats are luxury recliners. 4. Gigantic parking lot. 5. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, with Creamistry for hot days and Starbucks for any days. For casual eats, I like Beep's Burgers. 6. A playground for kids and grassy areas. 7. A Crunch! gym and a new martial arts studio coming soon. For COVID times, they offer outdoor Zumba on Sundays. 8. These used to have outdoor concerts here Pre-Covid. Even though we're still facing the pandemic, Blackhawk Plaza still has its charms. Its sad to see so many businesses close, but the ducks are always there to cheer people up.

What a shame that the owners of this beautiful location allowed it to get to the condition it is…read more Talk about great bones and such a missed opportunity to be a real amazing place to hang out. It's a ghost town and that's a shame.

Diablo plaza has been here for decades. the design shows. the parking lot isn't efficient at…read moreproviding plentiful parking but it does provide shade in the summer. a few businesses have closed during the pandemic tenants: eats/drinks: services shopping -poke don nails safeway -share tea cleaners CVS -april 8 cafe AAA travel jewelsmith -chipotle verizon BEWMO -starbucks urgent care -senro sushi patelco -subway kikibrows -orient express fitness -daily donut lunchbox wax -hula wok bbq ups -taco bell cantina global art -jalsa kitchen eyelashes -round table salon it's difficult to see cars approaching. look before crossing...

I really like this plaza/strip mall - this is definitely my go-to plaza whenever I'm in San Ramon…read more I love how close to 680 this plaza is located - it's located on Crow Canyon Road and right off 680, so it's so easy to get there and, once you're done, you can just get back on it. Super nice and convenient! The parking lot is huge, and it has a little strange structure (super zigzag-y) which somehow always kinda confuses me a bit, but parking space is always a lot and so easy. This plaza is also green and has so many trees and plants which is always a plus for our environment. But, most importantly, this plaza offers so many different types of stores - you got Sharetea (I love this boba shop!), Hula Wok (a tasty Hawaiian restaurant), McDonald's (if you feel like having fast food), Chipotle (yum!), an ice cream shop, a Hawaiian poke place, a Vietnamese pho place, CVS (if you need to grab stuff quickly), and so many other.

Great selection of restaurants with cool happy hours at Luna Loca and so on. Love the wooden…read morearchitecture and how easy it is to meet people around too.

Danville Livery hosts a few events every year. My girls love their Halloween event and Picture with…read moreSanta Claus. I mainly attend these events; but, do frequent a few of their merchants. Some of their businesses are a lot more than others as far as price point. They do have a few little quaint shops here. My girls do like Games Unlimited. I purchased a few fidget toys for stocking stuffers. My girls loved it. My youngest packed one in her carry on when we went to Maui a couple of weeks ago. TSA made us open up her little backpack and we had to leave it with them/toss/dispose it. It was such a disappointment because it was a brand new unopened fidget toy! I guess that means I need to go back and purchase another one for her and we must never bring it on the airplane again. My husband enjoys Tal's bakery items. I enjoy Pinot's Pallette. I guess there is someplace for each one of us!

Lets put in a BART station in the middle of nowhere at the time. Add some apartments, condos, rack…read moreem and stack em rat trap living quarters, some restaurants, stores and a movie theater and what do you get.......Hacienda Crossings. Social engineering at its best to eliminate cars. Back in the day I think I hit something like Fuddruckers. Nowadays we hit the theater, Market Tavern, Lazy Dog and Tequila Bar and Grill. These places get packed with mostly the people living in the area and needing a drink before turning in for the night after spending all day in the rat wheel. I also used to go into Barnes and Noble at times. Not sure about all the other places here. I'm sure they provide jobs for some of the people in the rack em and stack ems previously mentioned and a place for those peeps to shop nearby.

Love to come to this big movie theater and spend more than I would normally do ($21 a seat) to have…read morethe all moving all shaking experience. For some films it is totally worth your money. For others , spend your money in your local movie theater that needs your support.

Danville Square is the busiest but not the biggest shopping destination in Danville. nearly 100%…read moretenant/parking space occupied, Ca's favorite bigbox here with franchisees, indies, services. eats/drinks services shopping jamba juice att, optometry trader joe's cupcakes/ice cream post office clocks starbuck beauty source bookstore kanpai poke bank america image framing ike's animal hospital chipotle C2education massage realtor retail notes: -didn't bother looking for parking, just walked over street parking easy to find....