If you are a foodie and love old and new twists on traditional flavors from all around the world…read morethen the 4th Street Market is for you. From coffees and designer drinks to delicious meals and deserts the 4th Street Market has it all. A collection of great start up restaurants that offer friendly service and comfortable atmospheres both inside and outside. I love when I get the opportunity to work in the area and get to have lunch at one of the many restaurants. They occasionally have locations move out and new purveyors move in. Sometimes it is sad to see a location leave but the new restaurants that move in are almost always a great new experience. This is a place to visit when in the area or when planning a day passing through or near by. There is something for every taste including great coffee and deserts. Put it on your list and enjoy.

Walking into 4SM in Santa Ana feels like your stomach just won the lottery. It's a…read morechoose-your-own-adventure for people whose love language is "let's grab a bite." You've got Baked Banhs serving up Vietnamese goodness that makes you question why you ever settled for a sad desk lunch. Altar Baja Market brings the Baja vibes, while Fakas Island Grill and Tayabak by Dakine Grindz team up to say, "Why book a flight when you can get island food right here?" Then there's Tuk Tuk Thai casually reminding you that spice is a personality trait!! If your sweet tooth starts acting up, Gina's Crepes and Waffles and Sivar Treats are ready to ruin your self-control in the best way possible!! Need a sip break? Loose Leaf Boba and Daily Kombucha have you covered.... whether you're in the mood for chewy tapioca therapy or something that says "I do yoga now." Craving comfort? The Chicken Rice, Deli Station, and The Golden Eatery are basically edible hugs!! Feeling trendy? Trendz Street Cocina and Recess by Playground make you feel like you discovered them before everyone else did (even though everyone else is already there). Pro tip: parking's in the garage behind the food hall. Which is perfect, because after you've made just one lap and somehow ordered from 3 different spots, you'll appreciate the short walk back. It's a little tight and slightly maze-like.... expect to do at least 1 accidental lap before finding your friends. Tbh, that just gives you more time to scope out what you're eating next!! Great hangout spot with enough food options to keep everyone happy (and indecisive)!!

I came to this food court to buy a cake. There is an eclectic mix of delectable food vendors along…read moreinside the food court that I will come back and try. There are shops along the strip and a Northgate market anchors the other end of the center. Fun place to do a food adventure. Fast service. Casual. Lots of parking. Please come and create your own adventure.

Not what I thought it would be Food Sean very old and not freash at all I don't ever go back to…read morethat place.

This was really just the entrance to the tiki bar for us in the beginning, but we also ended up at…read morethe arcade up stairs. If I lived in the new apartments surrounding this space I would be here all the time. A few food spots and a couple bars, plus open seating and parking.

McFadden Public Market is a hole in the wall place that houses two functioning restaurants on the…read morebottom floor that share the same kitchen space - Mongiello Pizza and Wings as well as Tacompadre Mexican restaurant. When you arrive you will notice it is mostly deserted but don't let that deter you from trying both of these great restaurants. Additionally if you walk further and turn to your left you will see two pinball machine games and an old school Pac-Man arcade game. Definitely recommend this place for anyone looking for good food, short lines and space for the kids to run around as well as outdoor seating

Been going here for over 10 years now, seen several restaurants come and go, remodel, update their…read moremenu's, and renovate the seating area. It honestly depends on the taste whether you like the restaurants there or not. Seems they are trying to attract a higher clientele and kicking out the mom and pop or owner owned franchises by raising the rent to a place they can't afford it. The most recent one is Hawaiian Gardens, and honestly, I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did. Overall though, the place is fairly clean for a food court. Even when the place is packed and you have to hunt for a place to sit, it's never been overly dirty. Restroom as nearby the seating area (currently a Spicy Indian Restaurant, or as I call it, the location of doom as nothing seems to ever succeed in that location). If you do hit this place, take the escalator downstairs to see if Wetzel's Pretzels is handing out free samples of their cinnamon bites. YUMMY!

Have not eaten at a food court in any mall anywhere for ions…read more.. After eating here, I asked myself why have I not? I was impressed with two restaurants. The first is the Hawaiian joint - pineapple fried rice comes with your dish and they give you generous portions of fresh tasty chicken. Highly recommend trying this. In fact the place was so good that I came back that evening with my brother and tried another joint: "Mediterranean Grill", aside from the pita bread being a little stale, the food was a 4 out of 5. We both had the #12 Special (a beef kabob-type dish) they were accommodating allowing us to change out the rice for hummus! - Awesome. I would highly recommend these two restaurants the next time you're here. Good, fast food.

Went here on a Saturday for lunch around 12pm. Busy but not really super busy…read more Not as many food spots as I thought there would be since I was expecting rodeo/Long Beach hangar vibes. Lots of tables and chairs though. Jenga, corn hole and some other activities outside. Air hockey inside. It was a bit broken down but still playable. Tip: just park at the dog park and walk over. If not, it's 90 mins free validated. I paid $1.50 for 1 hour and 43 mins, so not sure if it's just $1.50/hr after the 90 mins.

There are a lot of empty spaces. Most of the good places have pulled out. I think their parking…read moresystem is the main reason. You get 90 minutes free with validation. When you enter you go to a kiosk and enter your license number. When you leave the arm will open unless you stayed to long then you have to pay. Its to much of a hassle, I probably won't returnto.

Ever since CAMP added Camp Out, parking has gotten even busier, so valet is honestly the move…read more I usually swing by East Borough for lunch (always hits the spot), and Jazz Night at Mesa on Wednesdays is a favorite.

'The Camp management or owners' need to enforce cars to park in actual parking spots and not park…read moreon the curb sides which is causing issues with the flow of traffic in the parking lot. That's how pedestrians or bypassing cars get hit. Which we (including my six year old who was with us) almost did multiple times just for walking to our car or even trying to drive through the parking lọt. It used to never be this way until recently. Recklessness and obstruction. Better hope something doesn't happen and causes a big lawsuit.

1. This shopping area has good food places! 2. The spot has…read morefun busy vibes as it is located in a corporate area and the airport! 3. There are workers who maintain this area! Note: There is a lot of seatings for outdoors!

tl,dr: I've enjoyed numerous businesses here…read more Likes: + I've enjoyed numerous businesses here: Cluck Kitchen, Poke Dot, Starbucks, Mayweather Boxing + Fitness, Mediterrania Grill, Roll-Em-Up Taquitos, and the Carl's Jr. Amazon locker. Thank this plaza for all its convenience! + My friends really like the Jersey Mike's here. + There has always been room for parking in the back. + Conveniently very close to the freeway 405. Non-likes: - Despite the large parking lot, the front section is often crowded during work hours. - In the evening it dies down, but then most of the shops close around 7pm anyway, which isn't super convenient for me.

Nice little shopping center with a wide variety of stores…read more I'm not usually shopping for furniture so I grab lunch at the indoor food court. I used to visit SOCO for the waffle store on the corner or the Shucks Oyster bar. Now the chocolate or red velvet cupcakes from Susiecakes draw me in. Portola Coffee is still the longstanding purveyor of fine caffeinated drinks. We Olive bar has a bevy of beverages. Palm and Patties burgers is a favorite of my foodie coworkers and me. Then we frequent Sunright, the boba tea shop.

Lots of high end furniture stores (design within reach, roche bobois) and some medium tier…read more(la-z-boy, joy bird). Plenty of parking here on a Saturday afternoon and a vendor-y type food and retail market indoors. It's nice to get a coffee before walking around for a bit. If you're looking to furnish or renovate your place, this is a good place to start.

I make a trip out to this Tokyo Central about once a month, and it never disappoints! While it's…read morenot where I do my main weekly grocery haul, it is the perfect place to supplement my pantry with specific Japanese staples that I can't easily find elsewhere. Parking is fine for the area and the check out staff are always quick and efficient. I always make sure to grab Ito green tea, Nisshin Canola Oil, and whatever spices I'm running low on. It's also great for picking up rice crackers or an occasional bag of frozen food--there really is so much to browse and buy here. The best part of the trip, though? The prepared foods. If you are ever craving a ready-to-eat meal, their selection is fantastic and makes for an easy, delicious lunch or dinner

This is my second Time at Tokyo central and my first time at this location in Costa Mesa…read more It is a big market with absolutely everything you can imagine. From the seafood department to the meat department, to the produce department. And so much more. Everything looks fresh and the displays are well presented. I've never been to Japan but i can imagine that i would find a lot of the same products in a Japanese market in Japan. The store is lively with a nice energy. The service is friendly. I did not purchase anything this time as i was accompanying some friends but I recommend checking it out.

Small but friendly choice of different food vendors of different cuisines + ample seating! I got…read morethe onigiri balls this time around which I really enjoyed!

Nice food court style area with a diverse food selection. I was here long time ago, when it first…read moreopened with some friends. Most of the food shops are really cool.