Decent small local shopping center. I mostly use Bed Bath and Beyond or L and L Hawaiian BBQ…read more Other stores include REI and Pet Smart, also Best Buy is there as well! Close to home I'll be back again and again!

A small big box shopping center with a good mix of stores and plenty of free parking located near…read morethe Mountain View Costco. Charleston Plaza includes an REI, Best Buy, a Bed, Bath & Beyond, and a Petsmart store. It also has a Starbucks, Chipotle, an Erik's DeliCafé and an L&L Hawaiian BBQ for food options among other smaller stores and shops.

I am at Palo Alto today for appointment…read more Took the opportunity to visit the shopping center near by . It has this " Discover our garden walk " poster and many beautiful flowers to explore. I have enclosed the photos of different. They are beautiful and lovely . There are huge parking lots around the shops , free Wi Fi and public restrooms. In the morning it is quiet , many coffee shops and breakfast places are open . The sky is blue and the sun is not too much at 9 am . We got some nice breeze and 65 F outside . It is perfect . Enjoy the garden walk and the plants and landscape are lovely.

If the Stanford shopping centers vision was lifeless store fronts and no one actually shopping then…read morethey achieved it. Owners please take a look around, no one is shopping. An entire year here and I literally see no one buying anything in any of the stores, regardless of the season. It feels very pretentious. Each store, each window has the same exact thing - no color, no life. Each store equally more expensive than the next. I have come to learn that the building owners sought a "vision" and pushed out previous stores here to have what it does now. Each store front pushes mute colors, I walk into a store $600 for the most boring top I have ever seen, and this carries on through each and every store here. Not to mention, a lot of the stores push concerning stereotypes and visions of women's bodies. There's a select few stores I love here, Outerknown (you are awesome) and Aesop, are what keeps me coming back - other than that, it's a sad shopping experience and I actually really enjoy shopping at a lot of malls. Sad, uninspiring. This mall is now pushing sad and concerning shopping and fashion culture. This is unrealistic, false expectation setting. It is deplorable.

I think it's been over ten years since I've been to Westfield Valley Fair. My love-to-shop days are…read morebehind me, so what drew me here was food rather than shopping. They do have a large variety of stores and food options here, but I really don't like them charging to park. You're already putting money into this place, do they really need to add even more to what is already likely an expensive trip...You only get one hour of free parking, then it's $2/hr with a cap of $15. They do have a designated food pick-up parking area though. It's a large mall with plenty of shopping/dining options.

* Shopping: The shopping selection is a mix of luxury and budget-friendly stores makes this a…read moreconvenient one-stop shop. * Kid-friendly: Stores and activities for children. * Dining: Plenty of restaurants and food court options. * Parking: Paid parking can be frustrating. On Labor Day weekend, it took me 25 minutes just to enter the garage. * Navigation: The directory could be clearer. Frequent store changes and relocations make it difficult to find your way around. * Overall: I prefer visiting during the daytime.

This really is a great mall! It definitely lives up to its name…read more It's hard to believe this mall has been here for 32 years! The building was a former Ford auto plant, which gave them plenty of room to work with. The mall opened in 1994. It's primarily an outlet mall, but they have lots of other retailers as well. They have a Dick's Sporting Goods, they have a Home Depot across the parking lot , for clothes, they have Marshalls, Kohl's, Burlington, Old Navy and lots of others. They even have a furniture store They have stores ranging from bargain to luxury . They have restaurants ranging from Dave and Buster's, to Burger King to Popeyes to Jollibee, as well as food and snacks in all different. Nationalities. If you can't find something to eat here, you are not hungry. They have a movie theater with 20 screens, other play places, and . They even have a "cattery.". With roughly 200 stores, if you can't find what you are looking for here, you aren't looking hard enough. Of course, the stores do change from time to time. This is what was there when I was there..... The mall is in a giant circle, so it makes it very hard to get lost. Just keep walking, and you will come back to the door that you came in. The place can get busy, especially during the holidays. I was there on a Sunday, with a lot of people there, but again the size made the crowds much more manageable. I'll stop here whenever I'm in the area, to see what's currently going on. Thank you!

Still loved walking around Great Mall. Deals were not bad:…read moreUniqlo had great quality items and good prices. Nike, etc was ok. Wonderful place to walk around after a meal. Will come agai . The staff at the stores we visited were friendly.

This shopping center offers a variety of appealing choices, with Trader Joe's serving as the main…read moreattraction. My spouse and I have also visited Sweetgreen and Starbucks in the same plaza. Parking can be challenging at times due to limited space. The parking spots are compact, and the area directly in front of the stores has a limited number of spaces available. We frequently end up parking along the side or behind the center, near the apartment buildings, and walking to our destination.

This is a small mall. A few eateries and service stores. The big draw is the TJs. Parking was ok…read morebecause we got there early

This town center is so cool. It has all my favorite places- Target, Sprouts, Peets Coffee,…read moreRowhouse, Nick the Greek.. I can go on and on about the list.. There is ample of parking and the fountain area is fun to chill and spend some time around. Writing this review just for my love of Santa Clara city and one of its best centers.

Please require a coordinated magnetic barrier for shopping carts. The current situation has become…read moreuntenable if one wishes to visit more than one store. Before, it was only Target. If I wanted to visit both Sprouts & Target, I'd park near Sprouts, get one of their carts, sanitize it, go to both stores, and return the cart to Sprouts. Now, Sprouts has put those detectors on their carts, and the magnetic barriers aren't even close. So, one has to move their vehicle within one shopping center and wipe off two carts in order to shop at both stores. And it makes me more likely to eschew the store I need only one or two items from. Assuming others do the same, it's bad for business. And of course, it's very off-putting for customers like myself. Please fix this.

Muy excelente servicio te lo entregan en el tiempo acordado muy buen trabajo regresaría si el el…read morefuturo tuviese algún otro dispositivo para arreglar

Place on the wrong side of the railroad tracks…read more If you live in North Sunnyvale south of 101, this is the main shopping center for you. I bought my first house a 15 minute walk away from here in 1979 for $113,000, and lived here from 1979 to 1988, shopping here all the time. I still have that starter house nearby as a rental, with the similar house next door selling for $1.5 million in June! One rainy evening I was traveling west on Maude Ave, getting into the left turn lane to turn into this shopping center, to pickup pizza, when bang, I was T-boned on the driver side of my 1984 Honda Accord. No airbags in cars in the 1980s. Almost met my maker! Turned out the culprit was an engineer from a nearby firm, driving a rental car, fresh off the plane from Japan, where they drive on the left hand side of the road. His insurance company had the audacity to try to charge me with loss of use for the rental car! Not much has changed through the years. Shopping center is anchored by a Lucky's supermarket, and other stores include KFC, Prestige Wine & Liquors, a 7-11, a Valero gas station, a barber shop, a bagel shop, a Bank of America branch, with Wendy's and a 7 story LinkedIn building across the 8 lane Mathilda expressway, at the traffic lights. Only the pizza joint is gone. Today Saturday morning, I make a 2 mile drive from the Las Palmas Park area, passing Safeway, Sprouts, Trader Joes, and Target, four prominent supermarkets in the area, on my way to Lucky in this shopping center. Something good has to be on sale for me to drive past 4 supermarkets to Luckys. There used to be another Luckys on El Camino Real and Bernardo, but that fell victim to the scam scandal, where thieves in 2011 attached skimming devices to steal credit card numbers on the self check out card machines! I park my 2017 Honda Fit right in front of Luckys. The Fit replaces my 1998 Honda Civic, the most stolen car in America, not a car you want to leave overnight in this area, the sketchy area of Sunnyvale. Both cars are stick shifts, something the new generation of car thieves don't have the skills to drive. Go inside and get 2 lbs of the $9.94 Atlantic Salmon fillets on sale for $6.77 a pound, cheaper than Sprouts $8.99 a pound. Got to remember not to get the sockeye Salmon, which tastes more like a white fish. Other items include four bottles of $4.99 Simply Orange Juice, at $3 each, and two 10 ounce boxes of $1.99 Knott's Berry Farm's raspberry shortbread cookies at $1.39 each. The cookies are all broken up. The Simply Orange Juices are not as good a deal as they seem, ever since the bottle size was reduced from 59 ounces to 52 ounces earlier this year. Sneaky! Everything is hunky dory until I come to the self check out line, as it takes some doing to get the bill finalized. Prices here are on the high side, except for the sale specials. They are selling a ready to eat 30 ounce cooked rotisserie chicken for $10, when Safeway and Sprouts sells it for $8, and Costco $5 for a 48 ounce chicken. And Luckys certainly has lower rental costs than Safeway and Sprouts. Higher cost to cover losses from higher shoplifting rates and bounced checks, as crime rate substantially higher than south of the railroad tracks. But good for holdups, as freeway less than 2 minutes away!

I only go to Cityline for the free events hosted on the weekends every season. I got to try out a…read morefree yoga session on the lawn from YogaSix every Sunday for a limited time. They even have the OMG Entertainment Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival, SJMade events, BTS theme event, a car show, the run club, and free dance lessons on weekdays (summer only). Highly recommend checking their website for upcoming events. The public parking garage is big. I don't understand why people are fighting for a space on the first floor when there are so many parking spaces on the rooftop with a working elevator and stairs. The luxury apartments look nice from the outside, and the residents are lucky to have Target, Ulta, and AMC within walking distance. Plus, there's Pacific Catch, Urban Plates, Shake Shack, and other eateries in every corner to check out. So sad Tipsy Putt is gone, so I hope they open another fun venue.

Thanks Cityline Sunnyvale for hosting so many family-friendly and fun events for Sunnyvale…read moreresidents! Our kids definitely enjoyed the Fast Lane Cars event, and we got a chance to check out some cool vendors at your Sip Shop Eat event. Excited to keep coming to our downtown over others thanks to the amazing development, food establishments, and your events. Now only if you could help us win one of those Lamborghini's that would be perfect and I'll provide a 7-star review. Thank you!

A super fun place on weekends with a lot of live music and people. We usually like to walk around…read moreand see the shops. Theres plenty of restaurants as well. Checking the website is good for special events too.

I remember in the heyday coming here when it first opened. Parking was plentiful and free. Fast…read moreforward to today and I can see why all the restaurants are crumbling and the Left Bank and the Mediterranean place folded. Parking is not intuitive. I even scanned the code. It was supposed to register my license plate when I drove off. By the way, it's three dollars the first hour and then additional three dollars extra each hour thereafter. Imagine my surprise when I was able to clock out in 40 minutes well under the one hour. I'm almost home and I get a text alert from Metropolis (the parking service) asking if I wanted to extend my parking because it expires soon? Um, no! I immediately paid the $3 and then it was supposed to scan my license plate when I left. Clearly the cameras aren't working! After fumbling around on the app/website, I got nowhere. Had to spend enormous time getting the chat person to respond and finally they were really no help at all. The online customer service rep only proceeded to gaslight me and claim that I never initiatied the parking service, which is 100% false (you can see the text confirmation I received). Eventually, I responded to the text saying I was gonna report them to the Better Business Bureau. That got their attention. Ridiculous never again I'm done with Santana Row. It's truly heartbreaking and sad, between the murders and crime and the parking nightmare I am done. RIP Santana Row.

Located in duh Midtown. This is the shopping center of my youth. During its (or at least my heyday)…read morethere were 4 grocery stores, The Baskin Robins (Still there) a hardware store, the then exotic and exciting Bergeman's Department Department store with its upstairs toy section and the lunch counter. Heck they even had an elevator. Some also include the 7-11, Round Table Pizza, and the Safeway on the other side of Colorado St. Fond memories indeed. Please note that this review has nothing to do with the individual businesses themselves (which I have and will review separately) but rather the overall ownership and management (or lack there of) of this strip mall. SO Why only three stars. Ownership of the area seems to be divided among several individuals. And while I freely admit its not my property it seems that many cannot even be bothered to provide basic maintenance of the property. Its dirty and dingy in spots. There seems to be a fair amount of turnover. According to a Mercury News article from 2016, one poorly maintained section generates over $30K an month. I can only imagine what it is now. Constant rent hikes and the like force out businesses. The mall needs a makeover, along with better signage, etc.

Another nice outdoor shopping area that spans a few blocks, in South Palo Alto…read more Safeway, medium size but redone recently, http://www.yelp.com/biz/F0dvvbA5HgyWc77mKl5s7g Mike's Cafe http://www.yelp.com/biz/-AIH1RqOEBys2LVgnqg8sg Walgreens http://www.yelp.com/biz/mNjiDLjl5bD88qNKcGepdQ Peninsula Hardware http://www.yelp.com/biz/XcMgab2xCAXAH2BWuheJCQ Washington Mutual Bank http://www.yelp.com/biz/Txr_mFThhrz1RlLW7UF2nA Midtown Shoe repair http://www.yelp.com/biz/N5YJAf-u3qyT1Wi1SttaXA Palo Alto Cafe http://www.yelp.com/biz/-2KAgGAST9OVj6zpdrKytg Travel Smith Outffitters Outlet Store http://www.yelp.com/biz/OJud3W5fFTXq6Jd2iBskCA ...in addition to other various businesses, clothing, drug stores, coffee shops, video store, banks, etc... Even though this is a few blocks down Middlefield, I don't want to forget the Winter Lodge for ice skating, http://www.yelp.com/biz/BWC9Z-r9P8j90ycs69ZP8w