I love coming to Victoria Gardens! Everything you need is here. From restaurants to quick food…read morespots and stores and I love how everything is outdoors, so you can enjoy the fresh air (when it's a nice day) There's plenty of parking, structures and lots and even some meter parking on the street if you're able to find them. I was here yesterday and found great parking by Macys and hardly a walk to all the things we wanted to go to. It's really pretty here during the Holidays and I like that they blocked off some streets so people could walk a bit more freely. My favorite is coming on a Saturday or Sunday morning before the crowds start and enjoying a coffee and walking around. Excited to see all the new businesses that recently opened here and check them out.

To the new owners of VG…read more.. I've always enjoyed coming to Victoria Gardens--it's a great place for families, shopping, and spending time outdoors. However, one concern that has become more noticeable over the past year is the lack of enforcement on the main streets. There are frequently vehicles speeding through busy areas where families and children are walking, and many drivers seem more focused on showing off how loud their cars are than driving safely. It's not uncommon to hear multiple cars revving their engines within just a few minutes. This creates a very unsafe environment and takes away from what should be a welcoming community space. Increasing police presence, even for short periods of time, would make a noticeable difference and help deter this behavior. I truly believe Victoria Gardens is a great place, but addressing this issue would go a long way in keeping it safe and enjoyable for everyone.

This shopping center is right by my house and its usually where i do my shopping. The stores here…read moreare: -Walgreens -Kiddie Academy -Bank of America -Baskin Robbins -Waba Grill -Little Caesars -Wells Fargo -Starbucks -Leos Country Kitchen -Edible Arrangements -Stater Bros -Juice it up -Cleaners -Ups store -Thai T -Chevron -Jack in the Box -Lupitas Jewelers And 3 or 4 more establishments which I don't remember

Great Tenant Mix. This center has all of my everday needs. I am able to shop for groceries at…read moreStaters, run to the bank, pick up a bite to eat at a variety of different restaurants, and pick up gas on my way to work. This shopping center is also great for parents that need day care services. It's easy to navigate to all of your local shops.

This is a large shopping center located between Citrus Ave and Sierra Ave along Sierra Lakes…read moreParkway. You will find a little bit of everything, from groceries, home improvement, banking, food establishments and fitness, to dental, pets and office. Some of the anchor stores are Home Depot, Ralphs, Costco, Lowes, LA Fitness, Petco ... Other stores include: America's Tire, Applebee's, AT&T, AutoZone, Boot Barn, Carl's Jr., Chase, Chipotle, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Dickey's BBQ, El Pollo Loco, Farmer Boys, Great Clips, Jamba Juice, Jiffy Lube, Jimmy Johns, Jo-Ann Fabrics, Juice It Up, MOD Pizza, Home Depot, Office Max, Omakase Sushi, Panda Express, Pho Amour, Popeye's, Prestige Animal Hospital, Sport Clips Haircuts, Starbucks, Subway, Taco Bell, UPS, WaBa Grill, Walgreens, Wells Fargo, Zait Bistro, Zaky Grill and more. Overall, this shopping center is relatively clean and well maintained. It seems they do some parking lot resurfacing every few years and I do see people go around and pick up trash in the parking lots. One of the busiest areas is definitely Costco. The parking lot always looks packed as if they are giving stuff away for free and you will sometimes see cars backed up onto Sierra Lakes Parkway, trying to get into the parking lot. The location is convenient, since you can get to this center easily by taking either the Citrus Ave or Sierra Ave exit off the 210 freeway.

From the owner: Sierra Lakes Shopping Center is one of Fontana’s premier shopping centers located off the 210…read morefreeway on Sierra Avenue. With over 50 retail shops spanning across 700,000 in combined square footage space, Sierra Lakes Shopping Center provides a premium shopping and dining experience for the Inland Empire. Visit major retail shops such as Costco, Lowe’s, Ralphs, Walgreens, LA Fitness, and many more.

Located of the Summit Ave. Exit off the 15 Fwy . One of my…read morefrequent stops when I am in the area. Home to the new Daiso opening 11/16/2024. Also, one of the best children's dental , summits Smiles Children's Dentistry. Here are some listings of the stores in the area: Target, CVS, Daiso, Ulta, Ross, Five Below, Dollar Tree, Michael's, Stater's Bros, Party City, Old Navy, Chili's, Famous Footwear, Yogurtland, 24 Hour Fitness.

Falcon Ridge Town Center is at Summit Ave exit right off 15 Fwy near 210 Fwy. Tons of great shops…read moreand good eats available for choosing. Huge parking area. It's a great place to stop at if you're waiting out the 15 Fwy traffic heading up to Las Vegas or just to rest and grab a quick bite before continuing your journey. I've come here from time to time either on my way down or up from or to the high desert whenever I need to visit a Target, CVS, Party City, Dollar Tree, Wells Fargo, Jack in the Box, a 24 hour car wash at 7 Eleven gas, and a few others. Customer service from the various places have been generally good. Last night, my daughter and I made a 3.0 hours rest stop here around 7:00 PM. I was way too tired and sleepy to drive... besides, the 15 Fwy northbound traffic was bumper to bumper. We parked near Target. Funny, I had to return a box of Advil to Target so it was a perfect stop... hit 2 birds with one stone literally speaking. Anyway, we didn't wake up until 10:00 PM LOL. As we were leaving the shopping center, we saw Summa Sushi and The UPS store are here, too. We'll definitely check them out next time!

It's that time again! The Christmas tree is being installed. Riverside plaza is a great local spot…read morefor various eateries and restaurants, movie theater groceries and shopping. A well concentrated area to get lost in for a few hours. Been coming here for years and love that it's still thriving. A pleasant visit either for a quick stop or for a night out with the family.

I was highly skeptical about Riverside as far as the shopping goes, because realistically I am in…read morethe desert. However, much to my surprise I discovered a new (for me anyway) shopping center with just about any place you can think of; I was completely overwhelmed in a good way. Riverside plaza reminds me of how a shopping center should be, as a one stop shopping experience. Really, this place has everything any one person could want to shop for, I will say without doubt it made my day and shopping all to easy. Thank you. If your new to Riverside this place will impress you. Happy shopping. AlVarez

The Shops at Jurupa Valley has a lot of potential and some great stores, but the overall layout and…read moreplanning leave a lot to be desired. One of the biggest issues is the lack of designated delivery truck areas, which regularly leads to traffic congestion and makes navigating the center frustrating at times. Pedestrian access is another concern--there's no clear or safe sidewalk connection from Mission Blvd over to Target, so you often find yourself walking directly in traffic lanes, which doesn't feel safe at all. There's also a noticeable shortage of trash cans throughout the property, which impacts cleanliness. And while this center has been open for about a year, it's disappointing that public seating areas still haven't been installed. There aren't really any inviting spaces where people can sit, gather, or just enjoy being there. Overall, it feels like the center was built with retail in mind, but not the full community experience. With some thoughtful improvements--better traffic flow, pedestrian safety, and shared spaces--this could be a much more welcoming and functional destination.

parking lot in the corner where little Cesar's and Jersey mikes is so ridiculous. I have seen many…read morepeople park their car in front of other cars and in the handicap because there is no parking and no one walks to walk. Too many busy spots with a small amount of parking and each business has employees too that need to park. Everyone needs to have more patience while people are parking and getting out and calm down on the speeding. So many rude and entitled people in this shopping center.

This is *THE* Inland Empire outlet mall, if you want to go on a real shopping spree. You will come…read moreout with at least one shopping bag, or food, when you visit Ontario Mills. I've been to this outlet for over two decades, so I've seen many of the previous shops that left the outlet, as well as the newer ones. But one thing about Ontario Mills is that there's always visitors and shoppers here. I really cannot think of any visit where it was ever empty - maybe closer to closing, but it still manages to stay busy then, too. There's hundreds of variety of stores here, with popular retailers such as: Puma, Nike, Banana Repulbic, GAP, Tommy Hilfiger, Nordstrom Rack, Columbia, Abercrombie (and now Hollister is now also here). You've got so many choices, you just gotta make the time to do your shopping. But other than the stores. I personally come here for the food court. Not that it's anything spectacular, there's Cajun BBQ, Burger King, Hot Dog on a Stick, to name a few, but just a nice open space to just enjoy a meal after shopping. And I've been to plenty of malls to say the dining space is spacious and clean. Parking here will require a drive through the parking rows sometimes, but you'll find parking, depending where you park. This is a very big outlet, so park closest to whichever stores you want to visit. But yeah, this is a great mall and will look forward to future visits.

came here to walk and people watching. arrived a few min…read morebefore 8pm on a Friday. ALL the stores are CLOSED for the day. we asked the cleaning lady who says the mall closes at 8pm. But this is a Friday night, isn't it supposed to open later so people can come shopping?! we walked the whole mall and saw only 3-4 stores are still open, all other stores were closed (and looked like it's been locked down for a while). so sad.

Palm Court has a lot of stores that I like to shop at and a restaurant that I like to eat at. It…read morehas become a one stop shop for me . The stores are really spaced out so I also end up getting some good steps in just walking from shop to shop and then inside of the stores. In the past they've done things for kids around the holidays. There is a large parking lot, but the spots are kind of smaller, so parking is kind of tight. I wish they had another department store and maybe another chain restaurant.

053/2024 This court…read moreplaza has been my to go to whenever I am in Fontana ! It's street pylon signage is very visible from the I-10 freeway Sierra Exit. There's ample parking space. A One-Stop-Shop for me since Grocery Outlet became a new addition here. Some of the retail stores, eateries and services that are available in this plaza are: ross tj max bath & body works target superstore sizes limited brandon's diner kaiser extended care services Forever 21 brandon's diner kaiser extended care services national buffet blazin' crab Five Below starbucks spice jar palm court dental 24 hour fitness auto zone kane juice & tea kirkland's home fashion q la katrina mexican grill staffmark ohlala nails chase bank fontana police salon centric nutrition zone citiwear options for youth volta charging station hibbett sports jessy jewelry crown diamonds glow medical spa Barber shop

well I live in Rialto and I'm really glad they put the Renaissance in that has everything you need…read morefrom food to shopping and is very close to us which I like most

Rialto has been stepping their game! You can shop, eat, and find good entertainment here. The…read moreplaces keeps growing where you no longer have to commute to other nearby cities. Proud of this place & Rialto for growing

Surprised the mall is very active and lively. When I was walking towards the mall, the parking lot…read morelooked empty and appeared dead. It looks like just one side of it is, but the opposite does have some life into it. A lot of stores, Spencer's is here, the food court is here, box lunch, a lot of surprising stores. Glad to see it has some life into it, but it also is extremely packed with dead stores and a lot of areas where homeless people gather and obviously do drugs and even break windows of some of these dead stores. They need to lease these stores and make them into new ones or just get better security to circulate the area. You can tell there's high crime around the area. Plus, I saw glass from broken car windows. Now I went to beyond this weekend at the NOS, and I know that this is actually pretty normal around this part of town, but that's crazy. Security needs to be increased for sure. Overall it is good to see a mall thriving, but low key, I did not feel safe here.

This mall is 50/50 for me. It's not great but it's not horrible. I usually come here for my order…read morepick ups from Torrid and The Children's Place because it's not far from my home and there's less traffic going there than Ontario Mills or Victoria Gardens. The mall has a few food places to check out and pretty good store selection. I noticed this last visit that a lot of the kiosk shops in the center have shut down. I'm not sure if it's economy based or because of theft. Parking here is crowded in some spots and dead in others. Near Pennys there's lots of parking but near the food court it's crowded.