This mall is getting better they're adding many new things and it seems a lot better compared to…read morewhen I was here in my teens. Parking wasn't hard love the variety of food places and stores. It's a decent size for walking not horribly big like other malls in the Bay. Clean too!!

Upgrade the bathroom food court and table everything spray the bathroom have roach control in the…read morebathrooms

OMG..I LOVE THIS MALL!!! Being a SoCal girl and spoiled with South Coast Plaza..IYKYK, I'd have to…read moresay that THIS mall is hands down the best in the Bay area. The fam and I happen to be staying in the area during our mini NorCal Spring Break roadtrip, so it was a no-brainer that we stop for some lunchie at Din Tai Fung and check-out what the hype is all about. It was a Wednesday afternoon, so the mall wasn't uber crowded, and since we had some time to kill once we checked-into DTF, the gang didn't mind as we ventured & explored around the huge mall. Everyone we encountered was super friendly & helpful. They had everything that my heart desired ~ from luxury @ my fav Louis Vuitton, Gucci & Christian Louboutin, to my other go-to's: Alo, Zara, Aritzia, and H&M. They even have all the yummy eats too: like DTF, Marugame Udon, Shake Shack, Eataly, It'Sugar and Venchi gelato (for my sweet tooth). And sooo much more..I was in awe! Seriously..you can leave me here for hours and I'll be fine. Lol The only downfall is the dang parking fee. Of course..only up North *eyeroll* haha. Like wtf..0-1 hour FREE; $2 per hour, with a daily maximum of $15 after 5 hours?!?!?!?! That could be annoying and deter me from coming on the daily. All in all tho, such a fun vibe and cool place to hang, shop & be merry!

I don't know who runs this place but they don't allow dogs on the property, even when sitting…read moreoutdoors. The mall is more and more set up for tourists and not locals.

Santa Theresa square where you can find Nob Hill Starbucks, Mexican, desserts, and everything else…read morein between even martial arts.

The Plaza Strip One…read moreof the original super shopping centers in the South Bay that's been around for years, and is home to one of the OG Costco's in the area (ca. 1987). It's not the quality of the shops here, as that's part of the problem. There's such great stores that the already shitty parking lot situation has exacerbated over the years and now, during peak hours--which is basically all the fucking time--this place is a disaster. From the overflowing freeway off-ramp, to the tiny parking spots and the endless aisles of cars looking for parking, it's almost too much to bear. I hate coming here, and only do so when I have no choice. Fuck this place.

We came here for Hobby Lobby because that's the closest while we were in town. Saw the tj sign but…read morewas unaware there was a Costco as well. Parking was ok since we weren't near tj or Costco. We parked across from sports basement. What's horrible about this mall is there there isn't a map of what's available in any of then kiosks. We couldn't find hobby lobby. We dropped into an ice cream store and asked and they said it's behind the sports basement. Some signage would have been nice, don't you think?

Came to Westgate for Nordtrom Rack but ended up checking out Ross and king egg rolls ($2 each)…read more Definitely plenty parking. That Ross was hugh. Gong Cha tea was there. As well as Nike.

I had a great time visiting this venue when I arrived here for a card show around Saturday at 11…read moream. Since it's a local, there's lots of parking available, but beware since there are bad drivers in the San Jose area... I typically park by target and get my steps in trying to get to the mall itself. There are also other local services to eat or shop at, such as Mendocino Farms, Shack Shack, and Gen KBBQ. Typically, I've been to this venue about 3-4x in the past for two things: going to the King Eggroll for Chinese food or if my family wants to go here. Now, I've added a third excursion of going to card shows. I really enjoy this opportunity to connect with the local community, since the mall is fairly "dead" in atmosphere and energy. Now, the card show brings in a lot of life to this mall, and adds a lot more foot traffic for the businesses, shops, and restaurants at the mall. My only issue is how the aisle walkways can be crowded with people. There's only about 1-2 security guards that I've seen, which is a concern for handling people traffic. Overall, it's a good experience and I would come frequently.

I come here often, usually once a week. Great restaurants, ice cream, some shopping, pilates spot…read moreand has a quaint small old town feel.

we have been to old town Los Gatos many times before and although there is limited parking this has…read morenever been a problem before. we were going for a planed dinner at Teleferic (a place we have enjoyed many times before) however upon our arrival researched out a parking spot and found someone who was leaving two stalls behind where we were in the fairway who would give us the spot, so we backed up to take advantage of the spot. before we could do this another car tried to swoop in and take the spot. I tried to explain to them that we were waiting for that spot. the amount of entitled vitriol that spewed forth from that car was astounding! there was clearly no reasoning with them. as they were screaming at me a security Gard from palamerican approached me, telling me to move on. I informed him that the person leaving was giving me their spot and I intended on taking them up on the offer. the palamerican security guard told me that I had passed the spot and to move on. I told him of the arrangement and that I was backing up to the spot but he had no interest in listening to me. he clearly had no interest in resolving this situation in an amicable way, nor did he want to listen to my reason. why? it was because he was being racist. why do I say this? the car load of people who were acting out and yelling were Indian (south East Asian) and he was too. clearly he was siding with them and didn't want to listen to what I had to say. rather than trying to deescalate, he told me that he was calling the police and trying to intimidate me by videoing me. neither of which worked. choosing to move to higher ground after a few choice words I moved on. after reparking my car I looked to find him so as to get a name and report his unprofessional actions to his supervisors, which I informed him of. upon contact, he flat out refused to identify himself At which point in an effort to intimidate me further he said he was calling 911 again and the cops would come and get me.(being in law enforcement myself, not sudo-law enforcement I said "go ahead, ill be over here having dinner") no cops ever showed, (as I thought because police don't really want to deal with such nonsense created by amateur poorly trained security personnel like this joker. and obviously they have had problems with this guy before, or otherwise they would have shown up.) however his unprofessional behavior cast a Paul over the night and turned what should have been a pleasurable experience and evening into a night of attempted intimidation and negative experience. is this how Los Gatos treat their visitors? obviously they don't need my money, but we plunked down over $200 on dinner and drinks at Teleferic while the guards friends went to the bobo shop. bottom line, the food was terrific, but why should we come to Los Gatos to spend our money when we are going to be berated by the amateur security personally they hire. Its a sad loss for the restaurant, as it is unlikely that we will return after our experience with the racist poorly trained security guard and all the other businesses that we would have patronized in the future will also take a hit, and more importantly, this is exactly what we will tell our friends and colleagues about our experiences in Los Gatos and why not to go there Los Gatos- don't bother going, they don't want you!

This is an outdoor shopping mall in West San Jose . It was located just across the street from…read moreValley Fair Mall . It has two parking structures and a cinema , many elite restaurants and shops for everyone, include a car dealership! Today is Saturday May 10,2026 and there are an Arts and crafts fair going on . Many vendors and the merchandise are very cute . To my surprise, the prices are less than those in Santa Clara Arts show ( indoor building ) in another location . I took pictures for many vendors and I bought some cute items myself . They have this kind of Arts Fairs in Santana Row every month . If you miss this one , be sure to try to come to the next one ! .

It's a beautiful place for a night out or a day stroll with my love, furbaby and friends. In a…read moreweather so beautiful, almost all restaurants offer outdoor dining and we're here to make the most of it. Walk around or grab a bite, you cannot go wrong here. There's something for everyone. You can dine fine or grab a coffee to-go. There's ample parking available at different garages surrounding the square. Always keep a jacket with you since it gets chilly most evenings. Their holiday decor at the Row was the best in South Bay! My friends from out of State loved the decor at Santana Row. It was a sight! I love visiting here and will continue to visit.

Eastridge Mall has always been good, walkable, and less noisy, which helps me recover from my…read moreailments. I like to shop at stores like Q, Macy's, JCPenney, etc., play games at the arcade, and eat at the food court, Red Robin, or Tomi Buffet.

I did a quick stop because I hadn't been here for so very long;…read more It looks about the same but somehow less happy than it used to be. At least, they have places to play games still, and Macy's is still there. I used to go mainly for Zumiez and Daiso. Now, that they have an IMAX cinema, I should visit that. I generally park near the entrance with Quickly, near Fresco Supermarket. Parking near Macy's got to be a problem with people not paying attention. I didn't see a Burlington, so they must be okay for now.

This center is across Westfield Oakridge Mall as well as the Baby's r Us center. This strip mall…read morehas many small eateries of many food genere. But is mainly Anchored by Lucky Grocery Store. From Bagels to smoothies to BBQ to Asian to Bed and Fitness. There are a lot of choices in this mall to walk about and browse out door. Two banks are here with Tech CU being the biggest. Happy Shopping!!

I like this mall because it feels less urban than Oakridge across the street. What you see is what…read moreyou get as far as parking is concerned ; there is no parking garage. Lots of grape vines surrounding the place complement the California lifestyle vibe here. There are many choices here for food :Thai Grata, Korean, Indian, Johnny Rockets, Armadillo Willies, Pizza My Heart, and more. I think it was designed to seamlessly blend with the nearby hills and the housing next door. They have a gym as well.

This is mostly for the farmers market which is held each Wednesday and Sunday until 1:30 pm…read more First off, the selection of high quality produce is fantastic. You can find all sorts of fruits and vegetables at very reasonable prices. Second, they also sell eggs, fish, meat, honey, and other grocery items. You could basically do most of your shopping here. Third, there are some fantastic food options. The $4 fish or shrimp tacos from La Marea of the Sea are awesome. They are 2-3 bites each so order more than you'd normally eat. The ebullient owner also sells ceviches and fresh fish and oysters, so you can really get your seafood on here. Be warned this place is only there Sundays though, the fish and shrimp can run out, and they stop serving at 12:30 pm sharp! Another great option is the ladies selling tamales in the tent located at the southern corner of the market, near the corner of Blossom Hill and Meridian. The tamales are fantastic, served extremely hot, and you can tell they are made right. No gummy texture, not crumbly, just moist and well seasoned. My favorite is the pork with red salsa. Just be warned they come extremely hot, so don't eat them immediately if you value the roof of your mouth. There's also a bakery that has insane pastries. And bread although I haven't tried it. Every time I go they have a big selection (if you get there early) and the pastries are delicious. There are also flowers, sometimes a raw apple juice seller, kettle corn, and other food items. For non-food they have various trinkets like jewelry, toys, plants, and soaps. While I hate getting up early, the produce, food, and nice people make it worth it. Thankfully there's plenty of parking too. Remember to bring cash because not all the vendors take credit cards. As for the rest of the mall - well, it's a mall. There's a gym, a Walgreens, a Michael's, OSH, some meh restaurants, a Starbucks... it's nothing special. There's no reason to make a trip unless you live nearby.

800 number collects your information and accepts initial payment asking for checking account and…read morecredit card info. Billing is a major problem as these are independently owned . The right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing . To be polite billing is a disaster by design. They want to collect every penny they can. You can't cancel on line or via email. (Illegal) The gym itself is like working out in an ill equipped cave. Dark with poor circulation. The bathrooms are in desperate need of renovation. I do not recommend the San Jose Princeton Plaza Planet Fitness.