I like this Shopping Center!!!!…read more It's One Stop Shopping !! You name it, It's there !! For Example. There's Texas Roadhouse, Gerry's, Chevys , Ocean Grill, Jolliebees , Lucky Plus many other Restaurants And Shops There's even a Movie Theater !! I remember when the Shopping Center was a Drive In Theater and a Flower Farm!!!! For All These Reasons!!! This Is A Baller On A Budget Approved Establishment Try It You. Better Believe, I Keep My Pimp Hand Strong!!!!!

This is one of the biggest outdoor shopping centers I've been to in the Bay Area. I usually come…read morehere to eat Jollibee or shop at Best Buy. It is Black Friday today and there were many people when I go to Best Buy. There are other great places to go such as Century 25, Texas Roadhouse, and In-And-Out Burger. Very nice and convenient shopping place for Union City locals to go to. I was little when I seen those places and am quite surprised that they are still here. Quite unfortunate that Fuddruckers is permanently closed here, but at least that they have The Habit, which I never went during my childhood years.

Tired and dated shopping center. Drab collection of irrelevant chains and restaurants past their…read moreprime. Burger King and a knock off no name grocery store ate highlights. An auto parts store the most useful thing. It's time to change your oil you lazy bum. And mean now!! Across the street is another dated shopping center. A sad mirror image with competitors. One side auto zone the other Orileys.

When I come to Union City, I mainly like to visit this particular shopping center. Why? Sheng Kee…read moreBakery, and to walk around a predominately Asian themed shopping mall. Of course, there's an O'Reilly's Auto parts, a Burger King, and banks. And it is called the "El Mercado Shopping Center." But this mall seems to have the right mix of businesses and chemistry to draw customers to it. With that, everyone will prosper. Located at Decoto Rd x Alvarado-Niles Blvd (and Meyers Dr) in Union City

Mikes Bikes, Safeway, pizza and burger joint among many other stores. Clean, lots of parking - just…read morenothing that is unique. These are all well known chains. Get your hair cut, go grocery shopping and get pizza at a not very popular pizza joint. Parking was easy for me to find but I doubt it would be like that on a more sunny day. Near the main road and easily accessible from the highway. If you want a no frills shopping experience - this is a good one.

Pleasonton Gateway Shopping Center is exclusively filled with franchises, chains, etc. indies…read morerare. eats services shopping -panda express union bank, Wells safeway -habit european wax services Cvs -corner bakery great clips mike's bikes -north shore poke club pilates -subway dentist -jamba juice orthopedic -bagel st. bagels nail salon -baja expresss ups pure barre coder school cleaners massage/facial shopping notes: -Gateway almost all occupied, parking iffy at times -straight lanes, visibility not a problem -entry from valley side street easier than Bernal main street. -4 stars for so many options here....

This mall has potential to be a decent mall, since it was better back in its time. However, things…read morehave changed and not for the better. Nothing seems to get done or progress in this mall. It just gets worse by closing more & more stores. Yes, online shopping is more easily available, but I still like going in person to see what's new from time to time. Only reason I mainly go here is for the restaurants outside, some boba shops, the nail place, and H&M specifically. Bringing in Costco and the gym doesn't help, since you need memberships for those and they're not actually in the mall, but outside. AMC is ok but I barely go there. I don't really understand why it has to be in a mall? At times I have had iffy signal here.

UPDATE: Miniso, H&M, Charlotte Russe, Zumiez, and the whole food court are gone. Now I see why…read moreFremont Auto Mall is getting busy with new stores and restaurants opening. This mall is heading in the same direction as the San Francisco Centre. I think the surviving stores are going to disappear in a few years. There's no hope for this mall.

Seafood City is the major business in this plaza however there are many other businesses located…read morehere as well such as: Starbuck Pet Clinic Hawaiian BBQ Donut shops Liquor Stores Taco Bell Auto Zone This shopping center is relatively safe and parking is easy to come by

This Review is for Alvarado Place 32220, not 32128, which is on the other side of Dyer…read more This is a jam packed Plaza. To name a few...Starbuck's with a Drive Thru, Pet Clinic, Auto Store, Thai Massage, Barber, Boba Tea, Nail Shop, Hawaiian BBQ, Hair Salon, KFC, Donut Shop (which stays open past 2pm), Taco Bell, Liquor Store and Bank. I'm sure I missed something . Here's What I Think... You are likely to satisfy a need at this Plaza. Check it out.

Decent Mall, it's good to still have one in the East Bay!!…read more I usually get some good deals in JC Pennys, that might be the largest store in this mall along with Macys! There's a food court and movie theater downstairs. This mall isn't huge, decent sized to me. Sears used to be major in this mall, it even had auto center there. I remember getting tires put on there back in the day. Now it's gone, along with a lot of other stores. But there are still plenty of stores here, enough to keep this like a real Mall. And I always liked the location, right off of the 880 freeway in Hayward, very easy to get to!!!

Southland Mall used to be the place to hangout, shop with its wide variety of stores, big…read moredepartment stores, local arts and craft vendors, aviaries, water features, World's Fare Dining (food court), ice skating rink and arcade along with bumper cars downstairs! Oh and let's not forget Farrell's Ice Cream Parlour! Uh yeah, I'm dating myself... BIT of HISTORY: Claimed as the West's Largest Climate-Conditioned retail development in 1957. The progressive Mid-Century shopping center was designed by the acclaimed architecture firm John Graham & Associates, known for projects as Seattle's Space Needle A shopping mall you wanted to hang out and stay awhile but with changing demographic, online commerce and sadly, crime it has evolved into what it is now. Just a shell of what it once was with a couple of stores I'd go for a quick visit. When in the area, I'll get a 15-min Chinese acupressure chair massage (Round One entrance). Extra star for the great memories of working at the mall (making friends) and learning what good customer service is compared to now. Sadly, most the anchor stores are gone like Sears with JcPenneys and Macy's hanging by a thread with minimal inventory.

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.

This is my favorite shopping center to go to, because of the atmosphere and that it's in Fremont…read more This place feels like a paradise due to its nature. Usually the best spots for me to go to are Target, The Habit, Century Theaters, Five Guys, and Panera. There is another Target at Fremont Hub, but I prefer the one here better since it neighbors better stores and restaurants. Stores and restaurants often come and go, but they are always replaced with ones that most people would want to go to. Out of all Fremont shopping centers, I prefer this one better.

It has gens but the swcurity there is awfully unpleasant. They towed my car for parking an hour…read morelonger while going to different shops. Unbelievable

Lido Faire Shopping Center is located in Newark, CA on Newark Blvd. It's a pretty big shopping…read morecenter and consists many different stores, shops, and restaurants. Before it used to be kinda empty after Lido Supermarket left....however in 2005 when 99 Ranch Market moved in things started looking better for this shopping center, more stores, shops, and restaurants! Now it's a thriving Asian shopping center! Here is a list of the general big retail stores and restaurants: 99 Ranch Market Lido Saigon Seafood Harbor Restaurant Little Sichuan Restaurant 85 Degrees Bakery Cafe Newark Buffet East West Bank Dollar Tree Wendy's Popeye's Chicken & Biscuits Big O Tires The other side of the shopping center consists of some of following Restaurants and Stores: Fitness 2000 & Kids Castle Chevron Gas Station Del Taco Quiznos CoCurry Thai Cuisine Kioku Sushi Iron Sushi Newark Good Year Tire Center Bank of the West Parking: Parking here at this shopping center can be a HASSLE especially on the weekends due to soo many different restaurants & shops, 99 Ranch Market, Dollar Tree and now the newly opened 85 Degrees Bakery Cafe. I recommend parking on the opposite side of the shopping center, by Fitness 2000 and Kids Castle and walking towards the 99 Ranch Market area because it will be EXTREMELY difficult to find parking near that side on the weekends, weekdays however you should be fine. ** However, please be aware and do NOT park your car in the Wendy's or Popeye's parking lot, your car is subjected to be TOWED unless of course, your dinning at Wendy's or Popeye's. So if your shopping at 99 Ranch Market or 85 Degrees Bakery Cafe, do NOT park in the Wendy's or Popeye's lot!** Shopping Carts: Both Dollar Tree and 99 Ranch Market have shopping carts for customers to use during their trip to the store, so you can be sure to find plenty of shopping carts throughout the shopping center parking lots. Overall, it's a pretty big and decent thriving Asian shopping center that is now full of businesses after 99 Ranch Market moved on in!

This place is popping! Difficult to find parking on the weekend. Most likely because of 85 degrees…read morebeing in this plaza. People park everywhere (including making random places their own parking spot because they're too lazy to park a bit farther). There's also a ranch 99 here, lots of restaurants and a fitness center that has child care (with a jumpy house!)

This is the main shopping center that I go to when I'm in Castro Valley…read more This place is bigger than I originally thought. I've been here for Rigatoni's, Bank of the West (Now BMO), Health Unlimited, and iSushi. On the other side was a Safeway, Ross, Castro Valley Bowl along with other businesses. This place is usually pretty busy, lots of different types of businesses here!!

Lots of parking available right now. Usually it's packed. *this was written in the moment of a…read moreprevious check-in. Update: after coming to the Village Shopping Center additional times since my above comment had been notarized, there are days or perhaps certain times of the day where the parking lot appears empty and it is easy to find parking, while on the majority of times / days I have been - they are usually packed with hardly any parking avail. Sometimes I have been lucky to snag a spot where someone was just about to back out. The spaces are kind of tight and narrow pathways, drive slowly! There are a lot of businesses that have remained here since I was a child and student at CVHS. Lots of new fronts and name changes to others. I haven't taken a stroll around the entire center, but there's a drug store, ice cream parlor, discounted home goods, apparel stores, fitness businesses, specialty goods and boutiques, bakeries, coffee shops, cafes, restaurants, the bowling alley is still here, nail salons, juicers, and more. Since its the holiday time, they had a tree lighting ceremony advertised. I thought that was a nice community event that might bring people and families together, though I questioned where the tree was going to be due to the tight space. I would want this center to continue to have a lot of business - good businesses here. I want to see CV's downtown area become an area that I would like to frequent or go to vs. driving to Danville or Walnut Creek or San Ramon. I hope there would be ways to create more parking around the area while increasing the businesses or being strategic in which new businesses should open to create a thriving atmosphere.