Dining in Los Angeles, California…read more.. Monterey Park Mall is best known for NBC Seafood Restaurant. Just look for the tall street sign that advertises LA Fitness. Universal Bank is also here, but it is not as prominent. Mr. Baguette is in a building on the street... and so is Jim's Bakery... Another building (yes - there are several buildings here) at this mall houses NutriShop, SW Merchant, and MPJ Nail Spa. I actually parked under this building. Because... Even though there's free shared parking... when it's full, look for the Additional Underground Parking. Some of the spaces at the Underground Parking are covered! Enjoy!

Long long ago in a galaxy far far away... Maybe in another…read moreuniverse or dimension there was a movie theatre here. Along with small shops and a huge restaurant. The restaurant is still here and probably took over most of the small stores for their space. There's a boba shop, a gym, bakery, and a few other businesses here. Remodeling this plaza, not a mall, really looks good. Fixed all the parking spaces with clear lines. Not like anyone knows how to park but helps to know where my space starts and stops.

This mall has everything you ever wanted in shopping. Multilevel with elevators and escalators,…read moremakeup. Clothing, toys, arcades, jewelry and top restaurants. Super safe, very clean and very well lit.

I came here to get my steps in while in town. It is really hot today, so going to a mall to walk…read morearound is much cooler. I like it that there is outdoor like area for stores and restaurants. There is also inside mall stores. This mall reminded me of Westfield in San Jose that used to be called Valley Fair. Overall, I would come back. You can easily grab a bite around here and shop before or after. I love it that there is a Ranch 99 supermarket inside this mall, the most clean branch I have ever been. I am glad I finally made it here this past weekend for a visit.

You can spend the day here, but we didn't…read more There truly is something for everyone. Wanted to get new Oakleys and some Levis so I checked this off my list. My friends went and got new shoes and pants. There are snacks and eating areas here and there aren't long roped off lines here. Parking can be a pain, but we really like this Outlet and it's variety.

I'm not much of an outlet shopper. But because I'm in retail, it is important I visit outlets to…read moreget a gauge on how that business is going. Having run an outlet store before, I have much respect for the employees who work and manage these stores. Outlet centers are a non-stop barrage of customers who are looking for bargains, and some of those folks have no regard for putting things back where they got them or expect luxury-level service for bargain bin items. Now, the thing about Citadel Outlets is the roster of brands is impressive. You will find a nice selection of stores, and because it's in the heart of SoCal, you will score some great finds, but the cost is navigating some of the clientele who once again, have NO concept of the social contract and treat their surroundings like trash. Case in point, while I was in the shopping center, a lady walking her dog as she was shopping let her dog deficate on the sidewalk in a sea of people and just left it. There are also plenty of people on their phones playing videos or whatever at full blast. So, if you don't mind people being absolutely anti-social and infringing on basic societal courtesy, you might be okay with shopping here. Of course the center cannot chose it's customers, but in order to score deals, you will most likely have to navigate through some bad behavior, but the center itself has a great assortment of brands- but didn't really see much in the way of dining. Also, the parking was good- but I did visit on a Tuesday afternoon, so it was off peak. Overall, Citadel outlets has an impressive array of outlet stores, but the usual downsides of outlet shopping apply, and a lack of decent food options detracts from the overall experience.

I imagine this space as one of the first indoor mall spaces. It's small and charming, and recently…read moreremodeled so everything is shiny and clean. There's an interesting mix of shops and services. I don't think it's a mall in the sense you could spend an afternoon here hanging out, but it's a nice quiet space to get out of the sun and enjoy a shopping center from another time.

The park is bit tricky. You have to paid for parking but over this place is great. I love hair salonread more

Very large and clean mall…read more Plenty of big-name and lesser-known businesses make this a nice place to shop year-round. There is plenty of parking around the perimeter of the mall, and security is constantly present in both the interior and exterior.

It's a decent size mall. I stopped by to pick up something last minute which they had. I've never…read morebeen here so it was something new. Parking situation was great as there was load. I ended up walking in where the food court was. Just from the looks of it, your basic mall food vendors. Don't know if that's the only section that offer food or if they have more at another location in the mall. Walking through when they just opened, it's your basic mall. I didn't really check out the whole place as I just needed to pick something up. They did have a lot of stores which I have never heard of. Honestly don't even know what department stores were on the property. Just from this visit, it was decent.

I've been a non-resident visitor of the San Gabriel Valley (SGV) area for over 40+ years now LOL…read more San Gabriel Square is no stranger to me. This is one of the largest if not the largest shopping center in SGV unless I've missed an even much larger one. Tons of free parking. They have underground parking, too. There is a Tesla charging station area. Just be careful when entering on the side where the Tesla stations are located because it gets really crowded and tight over there. There are 4 floors of businesses. First and second floors are where you'll find most of the restaurants and food/drink shops. Fifth floor only has the Five Star restaurant. Non-food businesses are everywhere else. There are elevators to get to the 2nd floor and upward. Oddly enough, I really don't frequently visit this shopping center, but I have been here primarily for Wushiland Boba, sometimes for 99 Ranch, other times for Vege Valley in the past (they have moved to a new location), and a few times for Five Star restaurant. I was here last weekend for Wushiland of course. I saw a COMING SOON sign with the below biz(es). I may be coming here more often with all the new food/drink joints arriving soon LOL. Let's eat and drink, shall we? Yes, we shall! It's going to get a whole lot busier... see you here! Marugame Udon (NOW OPEN) Bafang Dumpling The Best Shop Cha Redefine Cosmetic World Dong Ting Chun Juicy Dumpling Bingz Burger Guiji Tea

I have been to The Marketplace shopping center in Alhambra in the past. Primarily to dine at Sunday…read moreBistro and Shabuya and shop at Cali-Mart. Most recently I was here to use the ATM at Wells Fargo Bank. I have yet to check out the other restaurants and shops. I am curious about Top Island, Pho N Mor, Little Swan Bakery, and See's Candies. I'll definitely be back to offer my patronage and support. Btw, there's a lot of free parking. However, I have seen the parking lot get really packed so do come early or during low peak hours if you don't want to drive around looking for a parking space. Here are all if not most of the tenants that currently reside at The Marketplace. Happy Dining and Shopping! AT&T Store Baskin-Robbins Big 5 Sporting Goods Cali-Mart Dollar Tree Little Swan Bakery Café Mathnasium Ono Hawaiian BBQ O'Reilley Auto Parts Pho N Mor Annex Planet Fitness RE/MAX See's Candies Shabuya Spectrum Starbucks Subway Sunday Bistro SunOptics SUPERCUTS Top Island Seafood Restaurant Wells Fargo Bank

Imperfect place. Slow driver's, cashier's in most shops are below standard, and that's about it…read more GameStop is about to go out of business here so I might visit this strip mall less and less, um, or maybe not. Dollar tree is still standing. What I really love about this place, and no, it's not the creepy old and young people walking around. It's the golden era music they play on the PA. Man, if I could I would bring a date here and just park. But they don't play music in the middle of the night. Oh well.

I used shop here alot back in the days. A friend of mines sister owned a Vietnamese restaurant…read morehere. Wed come to her place and buy a bunch of food. Some of the best restaurants are here. Good food courts here. Parking can be a challenge on certain days,. Its a nice size place. They have a supermarket here to I would shop at sometime. Its cool to hang out here.

Affordable & delicious. You'd have to wipe the tables down before sitting because it gets crowded,…read morehence messy. Got the lobster roll at the sushi place near the entrance. Sweet, delicious, & juicy. Had a bite of the chinese chow mein in the food court, which is a great bang for your buck but could be a little juicier & sweeter. Great for friends with diverse taste.