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.

This shopping center has a burger joint, a Korean bbq chicken joint, a pho-noodle house, a Chinese…read morerestaurant on the fancier side, a decent sushi bar, a good bakery/dessert spot, a hip cafe, a boba-tea joint, an Asian grocery store, a pizza joint, a drugstore, a laundromat, a bank. Everything I look for in one location and is right off Hwy 280 at, surprise, the Westborough Blvd exit. The area is usually clear of trash and debris which is nice. People don't litter or the owner have the property taken care of well. Also, two gas stations and a major fast food chain are adjacent. Note the parking and lanes are tight and can get filled up quickly on weekends.

I've been to Westborough Square a couple of times to grab a coffee from Philz. Recently, I stopped…read moreby to grab some food for a second lunch and dinner. The roommate and I swung by on Sunday, August 13th around 3:15pm. We started at Paris Baguette. I love bakeries. Especially self serve type ones like Paris Baguette. Though this location didn't seem to have as much variety as other locations I've been to. Also, service was a little weird as they gave us an extra item we didn't order. We didn't realize until we got home, so we spent a little more than we had intended. Since we didn't have dinner plans, we decided to grab some chicken from Bonchon. It was relatively slow as we were there between lunch and dinner. I do love their chicken. It's crispy and very flavorful. Though our sides weren't very good. The kimchi slaw tasted old and off. We ended up throwing that away. They have more random shops such as my namesake restaurant Ng's Cooking, an AT&T store, etc. For some reason, my cell phone data wasn't working at Bonchon, so I guess it would have been convenient to just stop by AT&T next door. Though it started working once we left Bonchon, so maybe it's just a dead spot? Decent little shopping plaza. I never really get down this way, but if I'm craving chicken, Bonchon will do the trick!

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.

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

The service is friendly and happy. New Restaurants and shops have been added. Great places to shop…read moreand lots of sales. Reasonable prices. Different stores from grocery , clothing and food.

I went to Lowell HS, so I used to walk past Stonestown daily, when it was an outdoor mall with only…read moreMacys taking up a huge indoor space. Today, Stonestown is the hotspot of students as well as families in a city where there are no other malls. With a cinema, food court, bowling, arcade, a escape rooms, along with supermarkets and major stores as well as lots of restaurants, no wonder it's a major shopping attraction. Plus, there's plenty of parking, a rarity in San Francisco!

The parking and getting there is a bit bizarre since there's an underpass bridge that the mall…read moreitself goes over I think? It reminds me of a smaller Del Amo Fashion Mall if anything. Parking and driving around looked quite busy in the front where you can see that tiny Trader Joe's that's overshadowed by the giga Whole Foods and what I think are protestors against Uniqlo, I think. Never seen protestors for that brand in particular, but it is what it is. There's LOTS of college students (near SFSU apparently) and Zoomers since it was, I suppose it's after school on a Tuesday. Parking the back was no issue. Also a decent selection of shops that I would go to normally, like Daiso or Miniso, as well as a Round 1. Neat that they have a Quickly's that looks like it's untouched by time (portraits of cute Ulzzang style workers enjoying the drinks and food there), there's charging tables, and a good amount of eateries and options to get boba and snacks. Completely incomprehensible unless you're specifically from the 626, but this mall reminds me of a mix between the Santa Anita mall and the West Covina mall (during it's prime). Pretty bustling and lots of businesses that actually interest me. I think my only qualm is that everything is at a smaller scale and smaller store, like their Pop Mart and Miniso are markedly smaller with a smaller stock, so keep that in mind.

Pretty much a dead mall. Not sure how it's still surviving with 2 out of every 3 stores closed.read more

Very nice building.I love the look of the interior of the place.Just like The landmark building a…read morefew doors down from the fox mall.Architecture wonders both of them.

John Daly Blvd. & Lake Merced Blvd., Daly City, CA…read more It's Jan 2024, and Westlake Shopping Center is still in operation! This 70+ year old shopping mall can be found packed with shoppers, as it offers several major anchors and other popular businesses. Currently, anchor stores include: - Safeway - Home Depot - Walgreens - Burlington Coat Factory - Ross Others: Trader Joes, Sheng Kee Bakery, Target (small), Starbucks Originally named " Westlake Town & Country Shopping Center," it opened in April 1951. It has gone thru many changes and renovations. I think that's why it has a somewhat irregular design and layout. My job often brings me into this area, as the mall is surrounded by apartment buildings. It also has a plaza that's loaded with small restaurants along Southgate Ave. My last visit to Westgate was on a Saturday evening. As I waited to turn from John Daly Blvd onto Westgate Center Rd, it looked like I was about to drive into a sea of cars. The main road thru the mall was adorned by a canopy of white lights. Park in lots or multi-level parking complex. It's a pretty large shopping center, and worth several visits.

Trash and pee inside the elevator of the parking structure was beyond disgusting, killed any…read moreappetite for lunch.

"Burlingame Plaza Shopping Center" is a fairly large strip mall type shopping plaza in Burlingame,…read moreCA. It's located along busy El Camino Real, and bordered by Murchison Drive and Trousdale Drive. It has a great location being near a medical center, nursing hospitals, assisted living facilities, and several schools. There's a variety of tenants. I have been here a few times, and the parking lot needs to be repaved and re-striped. Also, the parking lot needs better lighting.

It's cuter online There's a few coffee shops and places…read morethat sell food but barely anywhere for people to sit. No restrooms either, at least it was locked when I went.

Love this store its amazing!! Customer service is great , have lots of goodies for parties,…read morehygiene, etc. love it 10/10

This place is amazing!!! Little Mexico in a store they have all my familiar favorites!!…read more On grant Ave near city hall is the location There is street parking Staff is wonderful super sweet and helpful Piñata! Candies, and more Over all 5 stars Can't wait to come back