the parking here is quite something. it is hectic! be prepared to park farther and just walk. good…read morefor you to walk anyway. watched this place grow over the past few decades and it's been through a lot. the current version serramonte is quite nice with a lot more additional stores that bring in the business. so many choices in the food court and even outside side accessible from parking lot. always nicely decorated for the holidays. great for photo ops for kids

I recently visited this mall for the first time. I had not been inside any malls for years, and I…read morehad low expectations. But!! It went well! I especially enjoyed the sales at Macy's, and the staff folks there were friendly and very helpful. I got 50%+ off many items. There is some construction going on in a few areas around the mall, so more improvements are on the way. I will definitely shop here again!

Honestly, for what it is, Tanforan is surviving. It is a place of so much history that a lot of…read moreus don't even know. I've been told it used to be a racetrack, Japanese American internment camp, to name a few. It's hard to believe this place has so much history but can look so abandoned on the outside. This was where I had my first job working at Miller's Outpost / Anchor Blue. That's when it used to be a very alive mall then, with the super cheap double show movie theater. The good old days when life was much simpler and we weren't glued to cell phones, lol. I could've sworn I read somewhere a while back this place was sold, and it was going to be like a biotech/ apartment in like 5 years or so. I could be wrong. Like most malls now, it's mostly all about food. I believe they still do off the grid here every Tuesday. For what it is, it's still a cool place to just walk around, catch a movie, and get a bite to eat.

This shop is truly on its last legs now. Only a few major places are left open in and around it,…read moreand one of them (Barnes and Noble) is going away for good in less than a week. Such a shame that the once vibrant mall has been reduced to...this.

Be careful not to get a parking ticket. Two hour limit and security hovering like vultures to…read moreticket you. I parked and went to a few different stores getting dangerously close to the two hour limit. Sees, wine and more and so on. It's actually a great mix of stores here. I ended my holiday shopping extravaganza at Habit Burger. As I was eating I felt really rushed with the parking limit getting ever closer. My heart racing as a snarfed down the last french fries - I rush out the door dashing to my car. As I approached I was absolutely delighted not to find a ticket under my wiper.

Just heard that other visitors here got parking tickets for being there for more than 2 hors. We do…read morego there a lot but not aware of this heafty $60 plus fine possibly waiting on your windshields. The management and the city please be fair with the people who try to patronize your renters and the city. Please indicate very clerarly on every stall thats what you intend to do. Like Palo Alto lots do. Five stars goe for all reported this issue. Thank you.

Hickey Blvd Safeway deli dept has the worse service in town, I will not return there, Robert is…read morevery rude yelled at all the customers, manager doesn't care. Not Professional at all. I have never been to a Safeway where customer service sucks. Robert I hope he gets fired!!!

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Skyline Plaza Shopping Center is in general, an Asian themed open air shopping plaza. It's anchor…read morestore is a Ranch 99. It also has some non-asian businesses like O'Reilly Auto Parts, KFC, Subway, and Armed Forces Recruiting. I was at this plaza around 5pm on a Monday. I drive a pickup truck, and I didn't have too many issues with parking. Drivers need to slow down and beware of pedestrians. People just seem to walk around the lot with no concern for traffic. The big issue for me was leaving the shopping center. There need more stopsigns to stop cross traffic. This would give drivers a chance to exit the mall lot safely. I observed cross traffic not using turn signals, so drivers have to wait. In general, an OK shopping plaza. I will return and explore it.

This shopping center has an Asian supermarket, a pho joint, a ramen joint, two Chinese restaurants,…read morea tea shop, a HK cafe, a doughnut shop, a laundromat, a pizza joint, a sandwich shop, an auto parts store/repair garage, a liquor store. Even though it looks big, the center's layout does allow for an easy walk to every shop and get everything. Getting here is not exactly convenient, even if living in nearby SF. You have to take a couple of freeways and detours to arrive. Note you will improve your car parking and driving maneuverability skills if you come here during supper time and during the weekend.

851 Cherry Ave San Bruno, CA 94066…read more The Bayhill Shopping Center is a nice medium sized shopping center that serves the nearby community and offices. Anchor stores are Mollie Stone Market and CVS Drugstore. I was recently at Bayhill for the grand opening party for the Local Kitchens Micro Food Hall. Other major brands include: Starbucks, Jamba Juice, Baskin Robbins, Carl's Jr, Round Table Pizza, and State Farm. While driving on I-280, this shopping center might make a nice rest stop. It has a large parking lot, and it's near the I-280 and I-380 Junction. https://www.regencycenters.com/property/detail/90012/Bayhill-Shopping-Center

This place hasn't changed much over the years. If anything, just the restaurants that used to be…read morehere and what replaced them. They had a taco bell before, which got replaced nueve and is now a local kitchen. There used to be a Radio Shack and Pasta Pomodoro. Which is now Hashes and Brews. I think the store next to it is still vacant. How many people remember that? They have the usual Mollie Stones, Starbucks, and Carl's Jr. Usually, during the summer, this is one of it spots for the Wednesday nighters. That's when people bring their hot rods and show cars. Mingle and cruise after. I like how it's easy to just, go in and out. Like do what you need to do without the crazy hassle. They have a big parking lot and close to the freeways.

Rollerblading across the original Westborough Hills Plaza and having lumpia & pancit after church…read morewith my folks is nothing but a fond childhood memory now. It will no longer be the outdated neighborhood strip mall where time stood still, as it's currently being redesigned and rebranded. Moved Out: The Plaza is former home to Pacific Supermarket, One Hour Cleaners, and Goldilock's Bakeshop, all of which have relocated to Westborough Square on Gellert Blvd. Moving In: Red Ribbon Bakeshop closed their San Bruno location and is relocating here to Westborough Hills Plaza. Open During Construction: Kragen Auto Parts became O'Reilly Auto Parts a few years back. Conveniently, they remain open through the Plaza's changes. Their El Camino store doesn't always have what I need so it's nice to have this Callan store as a close alternate. New Market: Gone are the smelly old days of the dilapidated Island Pacific Supermarket. Currently under construction as Phase I. is the new anchor, Seafood City (a Filipino supermarket chain in the United States with branches in California, Hawaii, Nevada, and Washington). I'm highly anticipating their 1st location here in the Peninsula. My mom and I won't have to trek across the bridge for hard-to-find specialty items much longer! New Restaurants: Welcomed additions to South City will include new (fast food) restaurants such as Grill City and Chow King. Spring 2016 is the scheduled opening of Jollibee's most contemporary State-side restaurant right here. Now we'll have 3 Jollibee's in a 7 mile radius, 1 for each Target store :) They'll all be perfect, quick solutions to hectic midweek dinners when we're too pooped to cook. The Gist: With 7,000 sq. ft. of retail space being built on the north corner of Callan & Meath, Phase II will include plenty more shops in the revamped Plaza. Time to make new memories, with my next generation in tow. Welcome Back, Kotter!

Too much going on with so little parking. Great mix of pinoy restaurants and businesses, though.read more

Honestly, I didn't know this shopping center was here. My job took me into this neighborhood, and I…read moredrive by a few times. I have stopped, walked around, and tried to see what was there. But it's really hard when you don't put up any basic signage to identify businesses. A visitor should be able to see what might be of interest. I'm guessing the place just got a major upgrade, because it looks modern and nice. Maybe you haven't had time to hire a sign contractor. Each storefront looks alike! Big parking lot, near the freeway. Could be a lot better.

The only reason this place get's three stars is their ability to keep…read moreCity Arms firearms retailer ( http://www.yelp.com/biz/city-arms-pacifica ) Oceana Market ( http://www.yelp.com/biz/oceana-market-pacifica ) Otherwise I wonder about Biagiini's Property management problems in finding and retaining good businesses here. BTW, I heard the current rate of $.75 per square foot they are current renting business space at does come with some risk. Lots of space still open when I visted today. Rentals seem to be conducted as month-to-month only due to the desire to bulldoze and convert the property to more commercial housing. Cannot say I blame them since the rental market is strong right now and the views of the ocean when it is not foggy or overcast are pretty terrific from this location. But if a conversion is performed then the whole area will loose out on one aspect that give this part of Pacifica its unique charm and attractiveness.

Very ample parking and a lot of shops and local food options. There's also one of the only 24 hour…read moreStarbucks in the bay. I'm kinda sad because seeing over the years, this place is being more and more run down. Not in the sense that the mall is unmaintained - as they have recently repaved a decent section of the parking lot, but lots of shops are not taking as much care as others to keep the area clean and free of trash. There's also a huge amount of surveillance cameras that flash rapidly at night, giving it a very ghetto vibe. I used to come to the Starbucks at this location all the time because they're one of the only Starbucks open 24 hours, and have free wifi so I can study and whatnot.

Added just for reference. This shopping center is located right next to the Tanforan shopping mall…read more(aka. Shops at Tanforan), so it's often confused by some people as all being together. Here you'll find a few chain stores not found in SF: Lowe's, Chuck E. Cheese (Hey, Peter where's your review?), Red Lobster, and Red Robin Burger. And also common chain stores: Lucky's, Best Buy, Bevmo, Burger King, Fresh Choice, Popeye's Chicken, L&L Hawaiian BBQ, Quickly, Red Ribbon Bakery, Starbucks, etc.

Place is rundown...my favorite Burmese restaurant was their only saving grace and it's not even…read morethere anymore. They really need to modernize and upgrade the buildings.

A big shopping center where parts of the lot is higher than the others. The ground is falling apart…read moreand the lines on the ground is almost completed faded. People here don't drive well and on top of area with no or unclear markings is asking for an accident.