Stoneridge Mall, Pleasanton…read more One of the favorite malls, they have a DMV and a Pop Mart here, Macy's, Victoria's Secret, Bath and Body Works, Lululemon too! There's a Quickly's here too, it used to be Hot Dog on a Stick! Lots of parking. Will be back soon!

This is the best mall you can find living in the East Bay since majority of the malls near my area…read moreare dying in bankruptcy. Plus, they don't charge an hourly parking like Valley Fair and Santana Row in Santa Clara. They have a good selection of stores like Great Mall mixed with Valley Fair. I barely shop for clothes here, but the food selection is good. I recommend getting a soft serve taiyaki from iSee Cream, cute boba drinks from Ume Tea, and the original boba shop Quickly. Not much dine-in restaurants in here since it's three big American chains and one new ramen restaurant. I like there's a mini work from home office next to the restroom on the second floor. Their WiFi is free to use. Some areas are a bit empty. There's also a DMV service, but I don't think they offer full service like getting a license. Overall it's nice to walk around with lots of available parking. It's even conveniently located near the BART station.

I like walking around here. I came to get my steps in and check out any new stores that opened…read more You can always find great deals here. I would come here again and again.

If they had better parking, you definitely would get at least 4 stars. The parking here is so bad…read more Circling around following people with shopping bags to get their spot. They really should have built a big 6 story garage or something. But instead they block off a big section for valley parking and you pay $20. Uhhh no thanks. Also the food court is way too small for amount of shoppers. We ordered food and there was not one single table for us to sit down and eat. We ended up walking out and finding a bench further down. I like the layout of the palce though. It is one big oval/rectangle. So I like that I can walk and make a big loop around. Food court is in the middle. Some stores had lines, such has Nike and lululemon. I feel like for an outlet, I expected lower prices. It seemed to be higher than I would like. It was still fun to walk around and enjoy some sun. We did see a big pile of dog poop in the middle of the walk way. Ickkk.

Wish that there are more food and restaurant choices…read more Parking sometimes can be hectic too unless you park at the target area. Selection of stores were limited too: Target, Dick's Sporting Goods, can have more stores. Can draw some crowd from the outlets. Service was good. And usually prices are pretty good. Restaurants are offering good food as well.

I love the boba and snacks. The sweetness just right, snacks are delicious. I ordered takoyaki and…read morechicken basil

The theatre is still very nice…read more It has become depressing that most stores shut down. I genuinely wish more stores and popular ones would open here. It was such a nice pleasant place about 10 years ago. Service was great for most restaurants and stores. Selection of stores were great, can have a few options like e.g. Daiso, a Korean cosmetics store, a Mexican restaurant, etc. Value for money is good. Love Five Guys Burgers, Five Below, etc.

Lets put in a BART station in the middle of nowhere at the time. Add some apartments, condos, rack…read moreem and stack em rat trap living quarters, some restaurants, stores and a movie theater and what do you get.......Hacienda Crossings. Social engineering at its best to eliminate cars. Back in the day I think I hit something like Fuddruckers. Nowadays we hit the theater, Market Tavern, Lazy Dog and Tequila Bar and Grill. These places get packed with mostly the people living in the area and needing a drink before turning in for the night after spending all day in the rat wheel. I also used to go into Barnes and Noble at times. Not sure about all the other places here. I'm sure they provide jobs for some of the people in the rack em and stack ems previously mentioned and a place for those peeps to shop nearby.

Very square mall. I have been there since the grand opening nearly eight years ago. It's very…read moremodern, spacious, and clean. Not many retail stores, but more fancy eateries for the upper class. There's also an Equinox, which is a famous fancy gym. Everything is almost expensive as Santana Row. Some security guards are walking around on duty. The parking garage is a bit curved when you enter and exit. I only like the Christmas tree area, which is beautiful to look at in the evening, including the water fountain in the kids' area. It's nice to walk around and take profile pictures, but not much to do until the holiday season. Overall, this is great for families to hang out and for rich people to dine in.

We attended the Lunar New Year celebration on Sunday, and for the first time ever, I couldn't find…read morea parking spot in the massive garage, that's how popular the event was! Shout-out to the unknown vendor who built the 2026 "Year of the Horse" photo booth. A heads-up: the space availability numbers posted outside the parking garage weren't accurate at all, which made the search more frustrating than it needed to be. It was also tough navigating through the crowds at times, especially because the toddlers in our group couldn't see anything over the crowds. That said, City Center Bishop Ranch truly offers something for everyone in the family. There's a splash pad that's perfect for little ones, plenty of restaurants at every price point for picky eaters, and even fun options for adults- like a DIY cocktail crawl for the 21+ crowd. We once made it our mission to try every margarita on property! I ran into my retired high school teacher, bartending at THE LOT (movie theater). On the shopping front, I do all my Anthropologie returns here, and I've been refreshing my inbox waiting for news about Rico Rico Taco opening here (I'm obsessed with their Oakland location). As for dining, I've enjoyed meals and treats from Slanted Door, Salt & Straw, Roam Artisan Burgers, Philz Coffee, Mendocino Farms, Marugame Udon, Delarosa, and Boba Guys. I still can't believe that sleepy San Ramon now has so many fantastic eateries and experiences all in one place. It's quickly become a go-to meeting place for our extended family.

Persimmon Place continues to shine since Whole Foods is an ideal anchor for upscale shoppers. an…read moreancillary problem caused is the paucity of parking spaces. WF isn't the only reason to come here. there's also many franchise eateries and stores. best to go at off hours to avoid the crowds and score parking.

I have patronized many of the businesses in the center for years. I like almost all the restaurants…read morebut the parking is poor. I tend to avoid this area because of the parking.

This is a Asian mall with many restaurants and offices ( hair cut , dental, bank , Japanese,…read moreChinese , Mediterranean, Korean , Vietnamese, etc ) The location was on the earthquake fault line . A few years back then , there was some medium earth quake so the concrete floor had many cracks after the earthquake. They hire an artist to decorate those crack lines into plants , flowers and some California scenic places. It was very creative and they did a good job . I am posting some of the paintings here . Koi Palace Dublin is located on the same parking mall . We have dim sum lunch. Steamed shrimp rice roll Cold appetizer: steamed mushroom tofu skin wrap Salt and pepper silver fish Deep fried tofu in sauce 5/5 for the food , service and ambience .

Before there was Pacific Pearl, Dublin Ulferts Center was THE place to be for the Asian community…read moreto hang out, go get Chinese baked goods, have ramen, get desserts, experience different culinary types, and even do karaoke. Dublin Ulferts Center certainly still retained its good reputations but it's been kinda slowly getting pushed to the side by the much newer Pacific Pearl. Some shops that used to be at Ulferts but now have moved to Pacific Pearl such as Snowflakes (traitor! Lol kidding of course), and some of my favorite restaurants that used to be here have sadly closed - such as Taiwanese restaurant Liang Mama, Szechuan restaurant Happy Family, and hotpot place Halu Shabu Shabu. However, the plaza as it currently is I think still offers a decent variety of good food options - you'd find here Kee Wah Chinese bakery, Fujiwara ramen, my favorite Thai restaurant Thai Basil Express, and probably the most famous of all would be the Dublin Koi Palace for their outstanding dim sum. Another restaurant that in my opinion has really helped keep this plaza afloat is Tasty Pot. This plaza has a pretty spacious parking space, extending all the way to the back of it, making it so much easier now for customers to find parking. It is conveniently located on Dublin boulevard and is very easy to spot. The place is generally pretty clean and organized, and I really like the water fountain they put right at the center of the plaza. Come check this place out if you're ever out here in Dublin.

Busy shopping center in Dublin off of Amador Lots of parking…read moreavailable Business that are located here are: Target Pet Smart Happy Nails Panera BMO Bassett Chipotle

Dublin Place has is amongst many in the shopping center biz in the tri valley. here mostly bigbox,…read morechains and franchisees, shopping services eats Target nails chipotle Bassett Patelco lucille's BBQ Burlington Bank of the West pieology Gamestop Sportsclip panera bread Nutrishop metro pcs ToysrUs(closing) bicycles petsmart shopping centers -shopping is the defacto activity, not many eateries -parking may be difficult at peak hours.