This is my first time here,and curious to see what type of stores are here. This area is always…read morecrowded and parking can get a bit tricky. However. There are many Korean restaurants and small eateries around so it's good and convenient

The Anaheim GardenWalk is a large outdoor entertainment hub close to Disney. We haven't been here…read morein a while. But today we came to celebrate our youngest son graduating (came for dinner) and noticedlots to see and more stores opening. Can't wait to come back for more coffee, sushi and pho. Oh and an Angry birds cafe opening soon..... so exciting. Ok bye

As with many malls these days, they are dying. Not a lot of foot traffic for a Tuesday during lunch…read moretime. We walked through, didn't stay long, and sadly, didn't buy a thing. I can see how this place might get crowded at times. But wasn't worth our particular visit, except to say we've been there.

Review #962 2026-028…read more With the upcoming 3-day weekend, I needed something to keep my 10 YO occupied besides the screen & found the Bella Terra Kids Club: Valentine's Day Sweet Stroll on Eventbrite. It's a fun 90-min. walk through the open air mall with activities such as arts & craft, storytime, etc. Upon arrival, I was worried about finding The Green to check-in with less than 10-mins. before the event kick-off, but we saw this long time of parents with children & just followed along. We shuffled along for about 20-mins. until we were scanned in, picked up a cute pink Bella Terra tote & a map of all the participating businesses. There were 36, of which we were able to collect sweet treats from 30. It was barely 15-mins. in & Dog Haus was already out. Maybe because they were near the epicenter? But others like its neighbor, Pinot's Palette, Princess Bride Diamonds, Philz Coffee, still had goodies in their bowls. The furthest trek was out to Fogo de Chão, Luna Grill, Snooze, an A.M. Eatery. M got hungry mid-stroll & I was fortunate enough to find a TGTG surprise bag at Nekter Juice Bar (refer to Review #963) for a quick pit stop. Most of the children participants look to be toddlers or in daycare, I didn't see too many older kids like mine. If we didn't have that rest break, I think we could have finished the stroll by 12:30 PM; he was there for the goodies, not the activities. We went over by 30-mins. & was still lucky to receive a sweet treat from the remaining participants, & received a l'il extra from some since the event was over. Whoohoo! M missed out from Buffalo Wild Wings, Dog Haus (ran out after 15-mins.), Flecha, Golf Bar (doesn't seem like they were open), Kabuki, Tutu School. When M walked out of Tutu School, Nightingale (refer to Review #961), American & Thai fusion cafe, wasn't on the Sweets Stroll map, but we were invited in for their complimentary sweets... a beautiful spread of cookies, mini muffins & donuts, Ferocher chocolates. It's my kinda eats; with such hospitality, I definitely plan to come back with the fam for brunch/lunch! Since I parked near Barnes & Nobles (refer to Review #964), we closed out the afternoon with a couple of bargain books (got the 2nd one at 50% off) at the B&N, Jr. section. Most mall kids club hold events during the week & the Sweets Stroll was on a Monday, & our school district happens to be off. I think I've taken my kids once or twice to these events when they were toddlers, but they were modest in comparison to Sweets Stroll's scale/grandness: business participants, goodies, & activities. Since I'm not a regular & I don't have much to compare with, I can totally be wrong about these kids club events. My son came home with a bagful of treats, & I discovered a few places that I'm looking forward to dine at. The Huntington Center originally had 4 2-story anchor stores: Barker Brothers (furniture store), JCPenney (department store with auto service center), Montgomery Ward (department store with auto service center), & The Broadway (converted to Macy's); I've been here a few times when I was studying at CSULB. Since 2006, Bella Terra opened as a lifestyle center that's anchored by Barnes & Noble, Cinemark Theaters, Costco, Kohl's, & Whole Foods. The mall's architecture is Tuscan-/Mediterranean-inspired with beautiful archways & structures, & fountains in the village-like complex. It's been a couple of decades since I've been here so I'm looking at them with fresh eyes. Thank you so much Bella Terra for entertaining my kid! I'm definitely looking forward to returning in the near future... particularly to dine here!

Went here for Costco and cheesecake afterward. Still a great place to shop, eat and be merry. Had…read moreno issue with parking and everything went smoothly. Great service by both stores.

Nice little shopping center with a wide variety of stores…read more I'm not usually shopping for furniture so I grab lunch at the indoor food court. I used to visit SOCO for the waffle store on the corner or the Shucks Oyster bar. Now the chocolate or red velvet cupcakes from Susiecakes draw me in. Portola Coffee is still the longstanding purveyor of fine caffeinated drinks. We Olive bar has a bevy of beverages. Palm and Patties burgers is a favorite of my foodie coworkers and me. Then we frequent Sunright, the boba tea shop.

This location has lost it's charm. So many stores inside is empty now. Hardly anything inside…read morethis nice location. Sad to see. I hope the places left are able to make it.

We love Habour Mall - they have our favorite fantastic restaurants and the best Trader Joe's, plus…read moreoffice delivery and much more. It's a good place to meet our neighbors and family/friends to enjoy the summertime outdoor movies. We love the outdoor events throughout out the year. Parking they have a large parking area, well lit and is ways a breeze to find a parking space.

Came out for a kids Easter event and never knew this place even existed. The place shouldn't be…read morecalled a mall as its mostly restaurants or store that offer services , and they dont have much shopping at all. Kinda cool they hold events but unlikely to come back for any shopping needs.

I just moved to Huntington Beach and found this plaza to be less than 10 minutes away from me and I…read moreabsolutely love this plaza! I've been here at least 10x since I've moved! Great big plaza with tons of parking. The first time I came here was to have my 3 little ones try a swim class at Big Blue. It was a wonderful experience that all 3 of them enjoyed and the facility was clean and very welcoming! I have also come here for Trader Joe's grocery shopping numerous times and love this location! Just recently, I tried a Pilates reformer class at the new studio Coeur, and also fell in love with the studio! Again, very clean and welcoming! I still have yet to check out all the other exciting stores and studios here! :)

Comin' in RED HOT!! The Five Points Plaza in Huntington Beach has a bunch of eateries and stores…read morefor your shopping convenience! It's located on the very busy Main Street with a huge parking lot. I like that the parking stalls aren't super narrow. Even if you drive a bigger vehicle such as a truck or SUV, you should be able to slide right in without a problem. I came out on a Friday with the manager of my gym, Red Effect in Temecula. We came to check on the progress of our Huntington Beach location, here at the Five Points Plaza. Ladies of Orange County, get pumped!! This is going to be a game changer when it comes to fruition! Drywall is up and it's looking really good inside. Since RE Huntington Beach doesn't have their Yelp page up yet, I had to upload my pics here instead. Red Effect will be a fantastic addition to the community and this plaza is the perfect spot for it. Pre-sales are currently going on, so jump in for the best rates! Follow along on IG to see when they announce their grand opening: @redeffect_huntingtonbeach While at the plaza, we had lunch at Java Bakery Café, window shopped at Gap, and got a sweet treat at Duck Donuts. Before we left, we hit up the boba place, R&B Tea (because helloooo... I can't pass up a boba shop I haven't tried before plus I can take it off my bookmark list)! There's even a Bath & Body Works here! Highly recommend this establishment for the eater/shopper in you. We'll be back again soon!! Til then, toodaloo!!

This center is great. Bunch of great shops. In'n'out, staples, marshals, ulta, petsmart, home goods…read moreare the ones I frequent here. Plenty of parking, some people are a bit aggressive driving like is nascar around here tho lol

In N Out alone makes this shopping center worthy of attention. Drive thru lines get long but move…read morerather quickly thanks to helpful employees. Other great shops and places to eat- Marshall's, Kohls, Ulta, Sprouts, Fortune Cookie, California Chicken Cafe, Peet's Coffee plus See's Candies! Hofs Hut seems busy and there's Panera, though I think the latter is pricey. Parking is never an issue. I get a lot of holiday gifts and cards (yes, I still mail them) from Marshall's. It's also right off the 405!

It's the Year of the Horse, and this place has once again proved that this place is appropriate for…read moreenjoying the nightlife. This place sells Lunar New Year-related stuff, such as red envelopes, traditional plants, Vietnamese food, toys, and so much more. This place sells varieties of Pandan desserts during the nightlife. I saw a Pandan dessert that looks like an Indonesian pancake dessert. There's also ube waffles. This place also sells a variety of Vietnamese cuisine, potato meals, and so much more. There's even sugarcane juice offered from a food truck. There's fruit ice cream that is viral on TikTok. There are so much Asian desserts sold here.

Stopped by to try DimSum here. Parking plenty and the place is clean and well kept. Plenty of…read morejewelry shops, clothings and foods courts.