OUTLETS on the BORDER! Didn't get to visit all of the attractions/shops but it looked like a great…read moreday trip! The outlets have eateries and sizable stores. We picked up a relative at the Coffee Bean who was visiting from Mexico and it was a seamless pick-up. Parking is pricey, so I would recommend visiting some stores if you're here to meet-up with someone. Lots of folks pass through here from Mexico and vice versa.

When comes to festive decor and parking, Las Americas is a thumbs down. I would have expected more…read moreparking stalls, better mall signage, Christmas decorations, unique holiday displays in stores and holiday music. This mall lacked. Food court is so-so. I didn't get the holiday vibe during today's visit. Not lit all compared to other malls. I do like that the mall has a variety of stores

This is another one of my Tijuana go to spots. There are several food and dessert shops to choose…read morefrom. Their restaurants range from fast food to nicer sit-down restaurants. The different shops and restaurants have a variety of price ranges, so there is something for everyone to choose from. There are also two movie theaters which are quite popular. I come here whenever I want to catch a movie or shop at Sears since they closed down the ones I used to shop at in the U.S. They also have live music playing sometimes or clown shows with gifts for children. I have experienced great customer service across all establishments I've been to in this shopping center. People of all ages can enjoy their time here.

The people are great. And the shopping experience was fun and inviting. I loved the department…read morestores because they have what you are looking for it seems all the time. This is a spot I will frequent while I am vacationing.

Hace poco unos días me toco trabajar en ese lugar.. La verdad es el peor lugar donde e trabajado…read more no via papel en el baño/ no tenían agua para tomar tenias que comprarla ahí trabaje 7 horas y en esas horas no me dieron breack solo 20 min de comida el add decía que me pagarían 16 la hora pero solo me pagaron 90 dolares cash la verdad gente si necesitan trabajo no vayan a ese lugar no vale la pena trabajar para ese lugar

Best store I've been in. It's so cheap. There are a bunch of household items and clothes that are a…read morereally great style. I've only been here once and really enjoyed it. They don't charge you taxes if you use cash, but if you have a card they charge you taxes. They also have an atm if you don't want to get charged taxes. There are cheap snacks, and can't use your card if you only have things under 15 dollars. They have almost everything you are looking for, for your home.

"The other outlet mall" in San Ysidro. Outlets at the border is essentially connected to the Las…read moreAmericas Premium Outlets. If fact, most people probably dont realized that this is a separate outlet mall. The shopping center consists of H&M, several unnamed stores, and a few smaller mall food court options. Still, it's worth the extra time to walk through the place. Tip - The O'Neil store smells like Marijuana. Underground tunnel anyone?

This Saturday, I checked out the Outlets before crossing the border into Tijuana. The shopping…read morecenter has a great variety of stores to shop in. There are also places where you can eat, like Panda Express or Carl Jr., or grab a beverage, like the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf. It's a well maintained outdoor complex. I'd come here again.

The best thing that came out of this outdoor shopping center has got to be AMC 24. Serving the most…read moresouthernly "towns" of Southbay area and other neighboring cities, so glad it's still around. Compared to other AMCs in San Diego, Palm Promenade wins on discounted ticket prices before 4pm and flat rate prices on Tuesdays (may vary on movie and time of showing). The family and I have been going to this outdoor shopping mall since mid 2000s. Besides the big stores such as Walmart and Vons, there are now other establishments that are made more conveniently for you. Recommend

A pretty good size shopping center with Home Depot, AMC theater, Vons, and Walmart as the major…read moreanchor stores. Place can get real busy as it is the main shopping mall in the area. It has easy access to the freeway. Entry and exit are good. Plenty of parking is available. Movement in parts of the parking lot are not ideal as bottlenecks can occur. A large variety of fast food establishments like Carl's Jr and Taco Bell are available. The area around the AMC is getting a makeover with new several stores and restaurants opening soon. Overall, it meets the needs of the local community in regards to shopping, entertainment, and fast food. It is lacking a bar and fast casual dining. More green space would be nice.

did a amazing job at my nails got them done at #288 i would definitely go…read moreagain next time

Lots of things to see Lots of things to buy…read moreCan be a little overwhelming but always find good stuff

One of the best place in Tijuana can't wait to be there again…read more The customer service the people in general were amazing

It's so convenient having Sephora inside Kohl's stores…read more I got a gift card and used at the 1810 Main Street, Chula Vista, CA location. I found the makeup that I needed at this store location. The customer service was excellent. Happy Yelping :)

Chula Vista Crossings is conveniently located off Highway 805 and Main Street. The shopping center…read moreis home to a variety of popular retailers, including In-N-Out, Aldi, Kohl's with Sephora, Dollar Tree, PetSmart, Panda Express, and more. Electric vehicle charging stations are available at Kohl's, and the center offers ample parking. While the area tends to be busier in the evenings with In-N-Out customers, the location provides easy access to and from Highway 805, making it a convenient destination for shoppers.

Was super excited to explore this Costco in Tijuana…read more Very easy to access and a lot of parking. It was not overly crowded, but it was also a Thursday afternoon. All Costco layouts are pretty much the same, so I was easily able to maneuver my way through where I needed to get to. We were there for the weekend, so we wanted to stock up on tequila and seltzer water as well as try some food at the food court. Lots of different options to pick from, and you do see some savings, especially coming from the US. The store was very clean, and people were friendly. I was able to pay with my card inside the store, but it was cash only at the food court.

This review is for folks who are in the USA and curious what the Costco in Mexico is like…read more First, I'm a fan of Costco and from what I saw, the products sold and layout are very similar to what you get in the US. But, the differences (for the better IMO) between this Tijuana Costco and a So Cal Costco are: 1) They have an automated mini donut maker that makes cinnamon sugar donuts 2) They offer a mango smoothie that is really good. They had this in the US and I also tried it but that was nasty tasting and has been removed from the menu. 3) They have mayonnaise and pickled jalapenos as condiments for the hot dogs. I didn't get to try the Torta Al Pastor but it does sound good. Tip for the US folks... they can only scan your actual Costco membership card to pay as the QR code in the Costco app will not work. I was lucky as a person ahead of me realized what happened so he offered his card to scan. And, if you are okay to walk, you can walk here from Avenue Revolution but there are some areas near the freeway so be careful.