Went to the Lowe's store here. This shopping center has many businesses and restaurants. I'd…read morerecommend coming here early, as the parking lot can get filled up later in the day and on the weekends. It is located next to the 405 and right on Bellflower.

It's a one-stop-shopping area in a much smaller scale, but it can be, depending on one's need…read more I come through mostly to shop at Ross, although Goodwill has come in handy a few times. Ditto Staples (albeit I forget it's here, once in awhile.) There are a couple o choices for eatery as well, although I've yet to try them. Conveniently located right off the freeway and there's plenty of parking. Haven't had a bad or terrible run yet, so there will be future visits.

*** small town shopping experience in Pico Rivera, CA ***…read more ENVIRONMENT Not the most glorious of towne centers, but for the most part this center allows for safe shopping in a mostly clean environment. Here's a list of business at the Pico Rivera Towne Center as of 2/19/21: Aguas Tijuana's Juice Bar ALDI Baskin Robbins Bath & Body Works California Hot Wings Check N Go Chili's Grill & Bar Daniel's Jewelers Del Taco Dental Masters & Orthodontics Dollar Tree Fashion Q Five Below GameStop GNC Hong Kong Express Jerome's Pico Rivera Dream Shop Kut N Beauty L&L Hawaiian Barbecue Lowe's Marshalls Old Navy Panera Bread PetSmart Pico Rivera Shell Ross Dress for Less Sally Beauty Starbucks Subway Supercuts T-Mobile The Flame Broiler The Habit Burger Grill The Joint The Nail Spa ULTA Beauty Verizon Wireless Walgreens Walmart Wendy's Yogurtland MY FAVORITE PART... Lowe's is quite honestly the big seller of this shopping center for me. I am a DIYer. Even more so since my husband of 15 years and I separated! There is a Home Depot in Downey, however, most mom and pop home improvement stores in my area have all shut down. Thus, Lowe's usually has what I can't find at the big orange building. NOT SO FAVORITE PART... Pedestrians walking extra slow and down the middle of the streets to get back to their cars. When this happens and my kids are in the backseat, I just take a deep breath and start whistling "Move Bitch" by Ludacris as I drive by. Lol. The Habit in Pico Rivera has to be the slowest operating of this chain in all of America. The burgers haven't been all that great during the pandemic. Their PA system sucks. Check your order before you go! PARKING Ample free spaces... not so much near Walmart, though. Lol. TIP During COVID-19, many places are offering order online and pickups in person or takeouts. This is so worth it when you have kids especially. OVERALL I'm a fan thanks in large part to Lowe's, Wendy's, ULTA, Sally Beauty, Dollar Tree, and Bath and Body Works.

Great place to shop. Many stores to shop at. Walmart is my main shopping destination inread more

It's not as big or crowded as its two closest competitor strip malls (Westridge Plaza next door and…read moreLa Habra Marketplace across the street), but it definitely maintains the largely chain-store vibe of this part of La Habra. Of the six or seven large strip malls in the area, this is the one I visit the least often, mainly because most of its chains also have locations much closer to my parents' house. Continental Deli ( https://www.yelp.com/biz/continental-deli-la-habra ) has grown on me since I wrote my review, so I may update that one soon. Why only two stars? Well, as far as chain restaurants go, Palm Court has an Applebee's ( https://www.yelp.com/biz/applebees-grill-bar-la-habra-2 ), while Westridge Plaza has a Chili's. Before 2021, I would have chosen Chili's every single time, but it was pretty close. Based on my experience that year (read my review), I can safely say I'll probably never step foot in an Applebee's again. And the actual restaurant buildings are in close physical proximity to each other, but they're in separate strip malls that don't allow you to drive from one parking lot to the other, so while going from Westridge Plaza to Palm Court is easy enough (just get on Imperial Highway going eastbound and turn right the first chance you get), the reverse is a very complicated, traffic-addled, and road-rage-inducing ordeal. Two La Habra strip-mall reviews written, four (or five) to go!

It is a small shopping center with TJMaxx, Dollar Tree, Styles, the haircutters, subway, etc.read more

I was in the Long Beach (LB) area for an event right across the street from the Los Altos Shopping…read moreCenter. I saw Trader Joe's (TJ) and wanted to pick up a few frozen salmons before heading home. What a coincidence... Nguyen's Kitchen and Purs Bowl are right next door to TJ. I got my salmon at TJ, grabbed a late night bite from Nguyen's Kitchen, and cooled down with an acai bowl at Purs Bowl. Very nice! This shopping center is located at the intersection of Bellflower Boulevard and Stearns Street. I don't frequent this area much if at all throughout the year. This was my second time in this area. Anchored by major retailers such as Target, TJ, and T.J. Maxx, with various dining options including McDonald's and Panera Bread. Essential services like CVS Pharmacy, Mobil Gas Station, multiple bank branches (Bank of America, Chase, Southland Credit Union), and U.S. Post Office make this a well rounded center. Here are some of the other tenants at this center... Amazing Comics & Cards Beach Eyecare Optometry Copyco USA Cosmo Prof Deli News Pizza Dvine Mediterranean Experience Five Below Golden Eyebrow Threading Krak Boba Kumon Math and Reading Center of Long Beach Long Beach Smiles Dentistry Nails 4 Season Starbucks Coffee Company Subway Supercuts Sushi Kinoya Tattered Wags To Whiskers

Kind of a funky combination of strip mall pieces thrown together with a sometimes odd parking lot,…read morebut this center is kind of a one stop shop(ping center). Close to CSULB and just a few minutes from the 405, it's quite convenient. Trader Joe's, Post Office, Target, Starbucks, Chronic Tacos, Rite Aid, Golden Spoon, and so much more. A couple of banks, fast food, dine in restaurants... a little bit of everything! Pro tip for Trader Joe's- park on the other side of the store. There are two entrances!

This plaza is nestled right smack in the middle of the heart of Los Angeles. With several bussiness…read morelike Cvs, Superior,Sally's, Carters, Rainbow, Ross, DD's , Five below, several other bussiness. I come to this plaza as it is the closest to which has a market for most of my needs. This plaza stays busy, and somehow, with all the parking, they still seem to be run out of parkin.

It's the local shopping center where you you can grocery shop at superior, little discount stores…read morelike Ross. DD's discount , Rainbow, Claire's, shoe warehouse, McDonald's, Chinese food etc basically a one stop shop

First off, why is this shopping center called Lincoln *Station*?! It sounds more like a train or…read moresubway station in a metropolitan part of town, and there isn't anything that reminds me of the 16th President of the United States unlike the namesake park in DTLB (Downtown Long Beach). Not that I'm factoring this into my rating, but I thought I'd point those out as a preface to my review. So I wasn't really planning to pen this review honestly, but my Yelp friend, Lilah J, continues to encourage me to add another FTR (First to Review) to my collection, so here goes! Lincoln Station is not a station, but rather, a shopping center. They're on the south side of South between Pioneer and Norwalk, right by the Artesia/Cerritos city border. Artesia Park is just on the other side of that border from this shopping center. Sprouts Farmers Market in the anchor store here, located where Sports Authority used to be on the eastern end of Lincoln Station. From there, you can circumnavigate the shopping center in a clockwise direction on foot, but don't forget to visit Smoking Tiger Bread Factory where Chase Bank used to be! Every time I stop at this plaza, I usually swing by Smoking Tiger to see the selection of pastries they have in the patisserie. Most of the time, I'll see customers sitting at the tables with their laptops, indicative of a great place to get some work or studying done. Businesses seem to come and go in this plaza quite a bit. The donut shop is just one example. Shortly after Smoking Tiger opened, Chubby Seoul Donuts followed suit, and from what I recall, Chubby Seoul would source their donuts from Smoking Tiger. Unfortunately, Chubby Seoul didn't find much success here, but Old Ferry Donut, who took over that spot, seems to be doing better to the point where one of my Yelp friends went there several times shortly after opening. Between the donuts and the farmers market, there's one eatery named Vita Cane, which specializes in sugarcane juices and acai bowls. All the other eateries in this plaza are west of the donut shop, and I've unfortunately not tried any of those, so I can't make any further comment other than the decent variety of eats available here. And drinks too, as in the case of Sharetea, a boba shop recommended by some Yelp friends of mine. Actually, I did have a Honey Milk Tea from Pot on Fire, a hot pot spot that also served cold drinks, though the one I got was somewhere along the lines of meh and whatever. The hot pots looked pretty good, but Pot on Fire unfortunately closed late last year. Today, it's still a hot pot spot, but it's now called Jomaru Korean Hot Pot. You can find them next to Meet Fresh. To the west of Sharetea are some other businesses that are also worth checking out, especially 8th Symphony Coffee, another good study spot of the likes of Smoking Tiger. However, please note these businesses are *not* a part of Lincoln Station. Parking is plentiful in this plaza, but it's also a crapshoot that I can never predict how far I'd have to walk to Sprouts from my car at any given time. You're more likely to find open spots in the middle of the lot, which would be ideal if you're visiting businesses on opposite ends of the plaza. And if for some reason, the lot is entirely full, there's actually a parking garage between East West Bank and Sharetea! I was surprised to hear of this parking garage when one of my Yelp friends mentioned it in a review of hers, and when I asked her, I thought to myself, "How did I not realize this was there the whole time?!" Probably because I'm usually on the east end of the plaza, but this parking garage is more westerly. A few years ago, a Yelp OCA (Online Community Ambassador) from our chapter, Orange County at the time believe it or not, once called this part of town "Foodie Lane". On South St heading east from the 605 freeway, you'll find a plethora of eateries that cater to a wide variety of different cuisines. You name it, they'll have it, or at least something reasonably within ballpark range! Lincoln Station is essentially the east end of this "Foodie Lane", though that's not to say there aren't any good restaurants east of Lincoln Station. There still are, but more scattered about and not as concentrated as the businesses on "Foodie Lane". Whenever I'm here, it's usually a stop at Sprouts Farmers Market, which may have some samples at the self-checkout lane from time to time! Overall, it's a decent shopping center worth visiting. Can you do all of your one-stop shopping here? Possibly, unless it involves electronics or furniture; otherwise, your next closest option would be Cerritos Towne Center. You also won't necessarily get the best food here, but there is a wide variety of businesses that you can certainly hit up more than one on a single stop here. You can definitely get a lot of steps in just by walking around this plaza, and did I mention how you could walk to Artesia Park from there?

Variety of stores to choose from, plaza parking, food restaurants and shoppes, prices are somewhat…read morereasonable.

Location - Prime right off Alameda exit off the 91fwy…read more Parking - Decent size parking lot for plaza. Stores - Good selection of Major stores to buy from, Electronics, clothes, food , and bank to get a loan to buy more stuff. Worth checking out the plaza as you can come here and get a lot resolved.