I have been to Cloverdale Marketplace to dine at Jinya Ramen in the past, but never checked out the…read morerest of the block. Well, I was recently here again, but this time it was to try Slice House Pizza. Surprise surprise, Chopstix House, Subway, Waba Grill, Pita Street, Handel's Homemade Ice Cream (always busy), Nektar Juice, Starbucks, Sunny Donuts, and Ralphs + Ralphs gas are here, too. They have other non-restaurant businesses that offer services for beauty supply, hair, nails, banking, mailing, cleaners, cell phone repair, smokes, medical clinic, vet, children's learning experience center, tae kwon do, Brazilian waxing, etc, as well. Wow, what a well rounded marketplace! Parking spaces are adequate. It's actually not that big of a block, but big enough to hold some great restaurants for dining and stores for shopping that's worthy of an afternoon or evening visit. The only thing I didn't see much if at all are clothing and souvenirs shops. Of course Eastvale Gateway shopping center is diagonally across the street from it and Eastvale South is to its left. Yeah, I get it... there's already lots of other shopping offerings around. Nevertheless, Cloverdale Marketplace is worth a visit when you're in the Eastvale area.

Great little plaza with some hidden gems. Right next to the 15 freeway exit on second st. Head…read morenorth. It'll be just on the corner of Third street and Hamner Ave. Right across the street from North shore plate lunch. Ample parking available. Mediterranean, pizza, liquor mart, bakery, nutrition spot, tanning, trading cards & comics, driving school, salon & spa.

Great plaza great by UCR! Visited a friend at UCR and came to this plaza for Quamaria Yemeni Coffee…read moreCo. The parking is $0 now, they used to charge for parking. They have some great places to eat! Many popular restaurants such as halal guys and after's ice cream. The selection of food options, entertainment and cafes are great. The parking lot is huge and you won't have trouble finding parking. The parking lot is well maintained and workers at the shops are super friendly. It is so close to UCR you could also just walk here. Many great cafes and places to study or hang out with friends. Very close to what looked like to be some student housing buildings.

There's something for everyone here in this plaza. This melting pot of eateries is always evolving…read more Throughout the years some restaurants & businesses that have closed with new ones emerging in its place. There are the old faithful staples like pho Vietnam, uncle chuangs, Dennys and Del Taco, Chase bank and 7-eleven. Parking during the day inside the gated area will require a toll ticket. Be aware sometimes these gates get stuck on the south side of the parking lot in front of chase bank. Go to the north end right in front of uncle chuang's and speak to the attendant. This gate works more consistently. Parking outside the gated area are limited times and some spots for patrons only.

The main attraction in this plaza is probably the new-ish 99 Ranch Market and the nice food court…read moreacross from the bulding. But this plaza also has other businesses. There's an Amazon Fresh that I saw that's across the plaza as well. There's lots of parking here and easy access off the 15 freeway. Multiple lots, depending which establishment you're visiting. There seems to still be space in this plaza, so I wouldn't be surprised if other businesses will show up over time.

I first reviewed The Station at Eastvale three years ago when it was a "work in progress". We came…read moreback last week to meet a friend for lunch at a Thai restaurant here, and I must say that The Station has matured nicely. With multiple restaurants, a large food court, and a 99 Ranch Market with its own food court, The Station is an excellent choice for dining. A Costco, several personal services, and a credit union round out the retail selection here. There's easy access and plenty of parking.

My first time and didn't really know what to expect. I've been to the Mission Inn many years ago…read morefor an event but that was it. Never checked out what was around the area. I was in town for something but had a couple of hours to kill. As you would think that their downtown Main Street area would be somewhat nice to check out. Honestly, it's a cute area but not much there. It's a few block radius with some shops. Nothing major but small mom and pop boutique. There a few small restaurants and then a couple of the bigger one. More than half of the places weren't even open and it was just after 11 in the morning. I feel like it'll get busier during the weekend as around the area are bars and clubs. It is near city hall so you do have a lot of business people but it still wasn't that busy even during lunch time. The place is well maintained and pretty clean and organized. Nice art structure placed throughout the walkway. I don't know much about Riverside but I assume oranges have something to do with it as loads of oranges trees were planted. Could also be just for decoration. There's benches placed along the walkway for seating. Honestly, it's a cute little area but would I check it out again, maybe not. There's not much there. Maybe if I'm out for the night in the area but besides that, there's not much there. I'm not familiar with the area so maybe I'm missing something but it was fine checking it out. There's parking along the street for a fee or at the parking structure nearby.

The Main Street Pedestrian Mall in downtown Riverside reminded me of the 3rd street Promenade in…read moreSanta Monica (or more of how it used to be). It's wide, pedestrian only, has unique stores, many restaurants, cool sculptures and landscaping. A fun place to stroll, shop, explore. During X-mas time it comes alive even more, it's like a cool X-mas market, they bring rides, they have a stage for concerts, many food stalls where you can grab a bite, a fun dessert, a nice hot drink. Prices are reasonable and everywhere we went, customer service was very good. The decorations are incredible, it's a fun holiday venue. Very lively and pretty.

As my daughters and I were getting ready to leave the Corona area, we noticed 99 Ranch Market,…read moreCostco, Home Depot, Texas Roadhouse, McDonald's, R&B Tea, Party City, Ross, UFC Gym and many more shops and restaurants right before the entrance to the 91 freeway. They are all within the Corona Hills Plaza. What a great shopping center to have all the major players! We don't live in or near the Corona area. It was our first time here. We ended up checking out 99 Ranch Market and it had Tony's BBQ, Just Boba, BF Bakery & Cafe, Asian Kitchen, and a chicken place (I don't remember its name) inside it. What a nice surprise! Afterwards, we offered our patronage and support to McDonald's, R&B Tea, and Texas Roadhouse. We literally spent a few hours here just shopping and eating. It was fun indeed! We didn't get a chance to visit Costco... maybe next time. Should we be in the area again, we'll definitely come back to this center!

This is a great center. There are a ton of terrific stores. I shop at this center all the time…read more With Costco, Home Depot, Ross, 99 Ranch Market, and more there are a ton of cool shops. Plus there are many great places to eat. From Lazy Dog to Texas Roadhouse to a bunch of quick-service restaurants, I am a fan of this center.

This shopping center is right by my house and its usually where i do my shopping. The stores here…read moreare: -Walgreens -Kiddie Academy -Bank of America -Baskin Robbins -Waba Grill -Little Caesars -Wells Fargo -Starbucks -Leos Country Kitchen -Edible Arrangements -Stater Bros -Juice it up -Cleaners -Ups store -Thai T -Chevron -Jack in the Box -Lupitas Jewelers And 3 or 4 more establishments which I don't remember

Great Tenant Mix. This center has all of my everday needs. I am able to shop for groceries at…read moreStaters, run to the bank, pick up a bite to eat at a variety of different restaurants, and pick up gas on my way to work. This shopping center is also great for parents that need day care services. It's easy to navigate to all of your local shops.

Where do I start? Well, first off... Eastvale Gateway is where my optometrist is located. I've been…read morecoming here for years. However, I haven't tried all the restaurants or visited all the stores. I may just have to create a must visit list one day. Anyway, it's a humongous shopping center with about 70+ businesses anchored by Target, Kohl's, Best Buy, Home Depot, Edwards Theatres, PetSmart, Staples, T.J.Maxx, etc. I've read this place is visited by over 9 million people annually. It's like the Disneyland of shopping and dining for real. I'm one of them visitors LOL. Where are you going next? I'm going to Eastvale Gateway! Ample parking all around so no worries there. Just so much to check out. You can spend a whole day here and get your 10,000+ steps in a jiffy. I'm game for it! Just gotta walk across the parking lot to get to the other side... it may take a few minutes though. I'll have to time it and let you know. I got photos somewhere on my computer. I'll just take new ones on my next day trip to Eastvale Gateway. See you here!

The parking experience here is fantastic! Plenty of spaces available, and it's super convenient to…read moreaccess the shops. The layout is easy to navigate, and I never feel cramped. Highly recommend for stress-free parking!