We went downtown for the lighting of the tree when we parked in your garage we had to park on the…read moretop floor well when you get to the elevator and it says it doesn't work after 6:00 and it's only 5:15 it's wrong I'm handicapped with a walker and a wheelchair it was extremely hard to get back down I think it's so wrong of you to do this I feel like filing a lawsuit. Why is it like this?

Convenient 2-story parking garage located right across the street from Todos Santos Plaza…read more Many handicapped parking spots available on the ground floor. Watch both ways when you're crossing Salvio Street, as there is no "official" crosswalk next to the parking garage; you have to walk up half a block toward Peet's.

Parked here today and had no issues. It was the middle of the day on a Friday so it wasn't too…read morebusy, but it's a great location and seems like it could get pretty busy on a weekend! Met a friend for lunch across the street and this was in walking distance not only from the restaurant, but also some great shopping too! Would definitely park in this garage again if I'm in the area again.

Metropolis parking - what a rip off. Will be finding other places to shop and dine. Broadway…read morePlaza ought to know better. Treat people like crap in the garage and wonder why they don't come back.

Came here when I did a BART trip to SF with a friend. The overall area is nice--nearby a suburban…read moreneighborhood--with lots of parking spots, both indoor and outdoor. The fact that there is a parking garage was a huge plus for me. The fee to park here is $3/day within the hours of 4am-3pm. Any time outside of those hours is free. Payment can be done through the BART app, where you will need to link your Clipper Card number and license plate number. This is to ensure that you actually entered BART and aren't abusing the parking spaces reserved for BART riders. When paying for your spot, you input the number you parked in (located on the ground of your parking space), add your payment info, and you're good to go! It should be a pretty smooth and speedy process. I parked on the far end of the parking garage, so walking to and from the BART entrance was a bit far, but it was definitely doable. Like all BART stations, this location is equipped with kiosks to add value to your Clipper Card. There are escalators that take you to the upper level which is where you enter the train car. The train car had a frequency of 15 minutes during the time we were there, so it came pretty fast. Once we got in we were on our way!

Went here to travel to SF. The parking garage is really close to the Bart station. There are lots…read moreof helpful information posted around the area to help you as a guide when traveling around the Bay Area.

It's so great here! Beautiful green grass, with plenty of seating. On Tuesday mornings & Thursday…read morelate afternoons, are their farmers market. Spring through the end of September. Not only do they have great fruits & vegetables, but they have delicious prepared food vendors too! Hot Link in a bun, only $5! The park goers & vendor owners all are friendly & ma I e your time here so pleasant :)

I enjoy the Farmer's Market on Tuesdays. There's many vendors around ONE BLOCK of Todos Santos…read more They have fruits, vegetables, flowers, desserts, breads and food tents. It's a family atmosphere and nice people. You can park on the streets or in the parking building for free. During this visit, I decided to check-out their Thursday's Music and Market event from 6:30pm-8:00pm. I was amazed how many families and dogs (on leash) having a fun time. It was a like a big picnic for the community. It had an electric vibe. The live music was great. There were food tents lined up with different cuisines and other vendors. I decided to stop by the Asian Snow Ice tent and ordered their Mango icee. It was refreshing. I will be back.

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!

Downtown Pleasant Hill has lots of entertaining options - alas, parking is not one of them. At…read morepeak times, street parking can be nonexistent, and strict time limits await those that try to sneak in from the large retail store lots nearby. This leaves downtown Pleasant Hill's "across from the movie theater" parking garage as the #1 choice. Literally located across from the Century Theater on Crescent Drive, this parking garage is free, with some untimed spaces, and other spaces featuring decent time limits (enough to see a movie). Entrances are both on Crescent Drive and Contra Costa Blvd. The downside: this may be your #1 parking choice, but it's also the #1 choice for most other Pleasant Hill visitors and virtually the only choice for movie theater patrons. So at peak times you may have no better luck finding a space here than on the street. A prayer to the Parking Gods is always in order before a downtown Pleasant Hill visit.

Free free free!!…read more I've heard this gets full at night, but in the middle of the day, it's fine. Decent sized stalls and aisles, no fee, no barriers -- this parking garage is well-designed and extremely convenient.

How do you rate a BART station? Like this:…read more Accessibility: 4/5 Cleanliness: 2.5/5 Customer Service: Lol! Restrooms: Is this even a category?! It's the same at every BART station (as in, less than cleanly and probably an environment best suited to enter when you're fully masked and engulfed in full hazmat gear), so I don't think I should even bother weighing in here... That's a bit unfair, frankly. The Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre BART station benefits mostly from its easily accessible location and the fact that it sits squarely between the Dub Creek and Concord, making it just a bit closer to a lot of restaurants, shops, and residences. Overall, it's just another train station, but it does offer a lot more options to folks nearby.

I love Bart because of how easy it is to ride to sf. Free parking after 10am. Lots of parking as…read morethey have a dedicated garage

We picked this parking garage because it was the closest option to the restaurant we were going to,…read morebut honestly, I'm not a big fan. Everything feels extremely narrow. The lanes are tight, and every turn felt like I was one move away from scratching another car. The "compact" parking spots are really compact -- to the point where a lot of them aren't even usable. As we drove up to the fourth floor, we saw several spots that were partially blocked just because the stalls are too narrow, not because people parked badly. That said, I'm still thankful this garage exists, especially in downtown Walnut Creek where parking can be a mess. The free first hour is also a nice perk. Overall, it does the job, but it's definitely not my favorite place to park.

Average large automated parking garage. It's a little confusing the way they designed the inside…read moreand driving up and down. The spots are mostly narrow and compact so if someone parks a large vehicle it's too small for other cars. It's easy enough to pay and use for parking downtown.

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.