I love Dos Logos!…read more There's some great restaurants here. I enjoy some of the stores too. The two lakes are fun to walk around or just sit and look at. This is a pet friendly area. I love that. People bring their dogs and walk them around the lakes. There's lots of parking all around the outdoor mall. It's always a good time at Dos Logos. It's a family and pet friendly area.

We live nearby and lot of things to do here, we're been here 10 years. Eyes doctor is here,…read morerestaurant we liked, and market

As my daughters and I were getting ready to leave the Corona area, we noticed 99 Ranch Market,…read moreCostco, Home Depot, Texas Roadhouse, McDonald's, R&B Tea, Party City, Ross, UFC Gym and many more shops and restaurants right before the entrance to the 91 freeway. They are all within the Corona Hills Plaza. What a great shopping center to have all the major players! We don't live in or near the Corona area. It was our first time here. We ended up checking out 99 Ranch Market and it had Tony's BBQ, Just Boba, BF Bakery & Cafe, Asian Kitchen, and a chicken place (I don't remember its name) inside it. What a nice surprise! Afterwards, we offered our patronage and support to McDonald's, R&B Tea, and Texas Roadhouse. We literally spent a few hours here just shopping and eating. It was fun indeed! We didn't get a chance to visit Costco... maybe next time. Should we be in the area again, we'll definitely come back to this center!

This is a great center. There are a ton of terrific stores. I shop at this center all the time…read more With Costco, Home Depot, Ross, 99 Ranch Market, and more there are a ton of cool shops. Plus there are many great places to eat. From Lazy Dog to Texas Roadhouse to a bunch of quick-service restaurants, I am a fan of this center.

A leisurely stroll around this shopping center enjoying the sound of water falling from this…read moremassive fountain. I almost wanted a "friends" couch in front of it with "I'll be there for you" playing in the background. Great selection of restaurants and shops to spend the day. It's definitely a good one and done stop for shopping, food and entertainment. Leisure with good company and good conversation sows happiness into one's life and is exemplified to those who partake.

I was at a Yelp Elite Week Event @ Cinnaholic in Corona. Well, it is located in The Crossings at…read moreCorona. What a hip name for this shopping center! As I was driving into the parking lot, I didn't think it was that huge of a center, but it's huge! I just happened to be on the back side of the center LOL. Tons of parking by the way. Lots of different big and small shops... ATT, Barnes & Nobles, Game Stop, Verizon, H&R Block and plus more... btw, Sephora is coming soon. Many eateries to choose from... Cinnaholic, Buffalo Wild Wings, Panera, Poki Cat, See's Candies, and many more. There's even an Edwards movie theater... sweet! What I find wonderful about this place is the big water fountain right smack in the middle of the center. It's almost like a very miniature Central Park. Lots of benches for people to sit, chit chat, and eat or just people watch and chill. Definitely perfect for some photo ops. I would have loved to stayed a little longer to enjoy nature and have some peace within the day... will do so next time! Till we meet again Crossings at Corona...

Holiday decorations all around!…read more In my opinion, The Tyler Mall is trying to be a nicer mall. It has always been just okay. Nothing about average as far as malls go. It seems like they are trying to be more festive and decorate the mall. There's lots of food options in the food court. Some restaurant surrounding the Tyle Mall too. I think I have eaten at the restaurants outside of the Tyler Mall, more than the food court spots. I do like the Miguels Jr inside the mall. That isn't my favorite Miguels location though. I have come to The Tyler Mall for the AMC many times. Oh, and for the Olive Garden now that I think about it lol That Olive Garden is pretty good, and it's the go to spot for people nearby. The Tyler Mall seems to stay the same. It's always the same retailers, same food court options. It doesn't change. I know the layout like the back of my hand at this point lol I used to run around this mall to do Black Friday shopping lol That was always fun! They have a decent selection of stores. You can find a good value, just look for sales at each location. The parking is always a struggle, but what mall doesn't have parking wars? lol

Tyler Mall is such a great place to take toddlers! There's plenty of space for little ones to run…read morearound, and the mall is always clean and well-maintained. My favorite part is that there's a Candeeland indoor playground and even a fun train ride that toddlers absolutely love. It's a nice spot to get some shopping done while keeping kids entertained. Definitely a family-friendly mall worth visiting!

This is an outdoor mall, with not much open here. And because it's in Lake Elsinore, it's really…read morehot out here. It's a good place to get your steps in. It's quiet. I like to walk from one end to the other. The majority of the shops have closed. There was a large bookstore, but it closed. There are lovely, colorful murals painted on the walls by various artists. The only store worth shopping at is the Bin store, where all the unwanted Amazon returns are for sale. Items are a different price depending on the day of the week. The majority of the shoppers are in this store. There is plenty of parking, surrounding the stores.

So sad to see the Lake Elsinore Outlets have changed so much…read more It's rundown. Graffiti. Empty suites. Not many stores open or left. It's barren. This outlet used to be great. My guess is that Covid really did a number on this shopping mall. It's a decent place to go for a walk I guess. We took the dogs for a walk here. It seemed like there was Guess, Hot Topic, Vans and like two other stores. Value was there; some good deals for the stores that were still standing. Selection is slim since there aren't many stores left.

Karen, Morgan, and the rest of the Great Clips staff are amazing. They ALWAYS ensure that you are…read more110% happy with your haircut before you walk away. They don't look at you as just a customer. You tend to build a relationship with them and before you know it, you're family. It doesn't matter what stylist cuts my hair, she exceeds my expectation time and time again. I love the way each stylist welcomes each and every single person that walks through the door no matter what she's doing. Go and see my friends at Great Clips. I guarantee you will not be disappointed. When you get there, tell them Lee sent you.

As someone who has visited many other Daiso locations, I will have to say this location is very…read morewell-stocked and have a good variety of items. It's been a store that's been in the wait for over a year and finally it's here and think it's a great store that's been added into the community. If you're new to Daiso, it's basically a Japanese discount chain that sell items at $1.75 and up. With most items being $1.75. There's stationery, craft items, school supplies, gardening items, storage and organization containers, tech items, and even some popular Japanese drinks and snacks. The quality of the items are about if not better than Five Below. I paid a visit on their opening day, though I didn't join their promotion bag giveaway, just normal shopping for me. My visit here was good, enjoyed the clean store and one clerk who walked by, greeted me and asked if I needed help with anything. They have cashiers and also a self-checkout area. There's lots of parking in the area as it's located in a shopping center. Even though it doesn't have the same vibe as other Daiso stores I've been to (it's a certain Japanese style customer service that most of the other Daiso stores have), it's still a good store to check out and visit.

They need air condition! Its so hot and stuffy inside! I was going to faint! Someone needs to…read morereport them to the health department!

Where do I start? Well, first off... Eastvale Gateway is where my optometrist is located. I've been…read morecoming here for years. However, I haven't tried all the restaurants or visited all the stores. I may just have to create a must visit list one day. Anyway, it's a humongous shopping center with about 70+ businesses anchored by Target, Kohl's, Best Buy, Home Depot, Edwards Theatres, PetSmart, Staples, T.J.Maxx, etc. I've read this place is visited by over 9 million people annually. It's like the Disneyland of shopping and dining for real. I'm one of them visitors LOL. Where are you going next? I'm going to Eastvale Gateway! Ample parking all around so no worries there. Just so much to check out. You can spend a whole day here and get your 10,000+ steps in a jiffy. I'm game for it! Just gotta walk across the parking lot to get to the other side... it may take a few minutes though. I'll have to time it and let you know. I got photos somewhere on my computer. I'll just take new ones on my next day trip to Eastvale Gateway. See you here!

The parking experience here is fantastic! Plenty of spaces available, and it's super convenient to…read moreaccess the shops. The layout is easy to navigate, and I never feel cramped. Highly recommend for stress-free parking!

Great little plaza with some hidden gems. Right next to the 15 freeway exit on second st. Head…read morenorth. It'll be just on the corner of Third street and Hamner Ave. Right across the street from North shore plate lunch. Ample parking available. Mediterranean, pizza, liquor mart, bakery, nutrition spot, tanning, trading cards & comics, driving school, salon & spa.